Intoduction : Unemployment Scarring  

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Arulampalam, Wiji ; Gregg, Paul ; Gregory, Mary

Jenis: Article from Journal - ilmiah internasional
Dalam koleksi: The Economic Journal (EBSCO) vol. 111 no. 475 (2001), page F577-F584.
Topik: Unemployment; unemployment scarring
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The best predictor of an individual's future risk of unemployment in his past history of unemployment, unemploymnet tends to bring future unemployment. In addition, there is considerable evidence, mainly from the united states, that job displacement is followed by a lower trajectory for future earnings after re - engagement. These two indications combine in extreme form in the evidence on the low - pay / no - pay cycle : that repeat speels of unemploymnet go hand in hand with jobs that are low paid and unstale. There is thus evidence that interruptions to employmnet not only bring the obvious loss of current income during the period of unemployment, but inflict a longer - term "sear" through the increased future incidence of unemployment and lower subsequent earnings in employment. These two effects may well be related, with lower earmings potential leading to an extended period of job search before a suitable job match is found or the person drifts into economic inactivity. Their effects will be particularly damaging in exacerbating lifetime inequality, bringing the threat of poverty and social exclusion.

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