Unemployment

This paper provide a nuanced understanding of the structural underpinnings of unemployment and offers policymakers a more accurate framework for analyzing unemployment dynamics.

Utilizing state-level data, this paper investigates the causal drivers of differences in the natural rate of unemployment across the US.

This paper demonstrate that the extent to which unemployed human capital is heterogeneous and specific, rather than homogeneous and general, plays a key role in the labor market, accounting for a significant share of joblessness in the pre-COVID era.

This undergraduate course introduces macroeconomic concepts—such as GDP and inflation—and covers the IS-LM model of business cycles, matching model of unemployment, Phillips curve, Malthusian model of growth, and Solowian model of growth.