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Macroeconomic Effects of Job Reallocations: A Survey
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no DOI — not checkedA Legend for Abbreviations Technical Jargon ? ACROSS = Dispersion Index Across Industries; Inter-sectoral reallocation ? BED = Business Employment Dynamics ? BLS = Bureau of Labor Statistics ? CAPM = Capital Asset Pricing Model ? CPS = Current Population Survey ? CRS = Constant Return to Scale ? CSV = Cross-Section Volatility ? DSGE = Dynamic Standard General Equilibrium ? EXC = Excess Job Reallocation ? GE = General Equilibrium ? GIRF = Generalized Impulse Response Function ? HWI = Help-Wanted-Advertising Index ? IRF = Impulse Response Function ? IRS = Increasing Aggregate Return to Scale ? JC = Job Creation ? JD = Job Destruction ? LBD = Longitudinal Business Database ? LRD = Longitudinal Research Database ? RH = Reallocation Hypothesis ? MSSV = Markov Switching Stochastic Volatility ? NAICS = North American Industry Classification System ? NET = Employment change ? NRU = Natural Rate of Unemployment ? OLS = Ordinary Least Squares ? PPLR = Past-Pattern-of-Labor
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