The Decline of Job Loss and Why It Matters
作者： Steven J Davis
DOI: 10.1257/AER.98.2.263
关键词: Earnings 、 Statistic 、 Economics 、 Labour economics 、 Job loss 、 Unemployment 、 Economics and Econometrics
摘要: There is considerable evidence that American workers face lower risks of job loss in recent years than 10, 20, or 30 earlier. I summarize some the for this claim and explain why decline matters. My attention centers on “unwelcome” loss: employer-initiated separations lead to unemployment, temporary persistent drops earnings, other significant costs losers. Since there no fully satisfactory statistic incidence loss, consider several measures data sources.
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