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IAB Colloquium on Labour Market and Occupational Research 2010

The discussion series "Labour Market and Occupational Research (IAB-Colloquium zur Arbeitsmarkt- und Berufsforschung)" is a forum where primarily external researchers present the results of their work and discuss these with experts from IAB. Normally discussion revolves around projects that have already been completed or are at a fairly advanced stage. The main aim of the discussion series is to support the exchange of information between IAB and other research institutes. Practitioners from the political, administrative and business fields are naturally also welcome.

Roughly 6 to 8 of the scheduled dates for the colloquium are reserved for a particular topic which changes each year. This year the focus will be on "The labour market in the macroeconomic context". The talks will deal, for example, with the concepts employment threshold (Beschäftigungsschwelle) and NAIRU (Non-Accelerating Inflation Rate of Unemployment); the estimation of structural unemployment in Germany; the link between wage rigidity and unemployment; and the influence of labour market institutions.

Location

Unless otherwise stated, the colloquia take place at the Institute for Employment Research (Institut für Arbeitsmarkt- und Berufsforschung (IAB), room 126a.

Contact

Dr Susanne Koch IAB.Eval@iab.de

Events

  • 17 November 2010 / 14:00
    Total Reward in the UK in the Public and Private Sectors
    Prof Peter J. Dolton (Royal Holloway College, University of London &  Centre for Economic Performance, London School of Economics)
    Abstract
  • 2 November 2010 / 11:00
    The Quality and Utility of Interviewer Estimates of Household Characteristics in the U.S. National Survey of Family Growth (NSFG)
    Brady West (University of Michigan)
    Abstract
  • 9 September 2010 / 11.00
    Transitioning to the New Economy: The Effect of Intermediation in Explaining Job Training Program Outcomes
    Professor Harvey Goldstein (MODUL University Vienna)
    Abstract
  • 2 September 2010 / 11.00
    Proxy Pattern-Mixture Analysis for Survey Nonresponse
    Rebecca R. Andridge, Ph.D. (The Ohio State University)
    Abstract
  • 29 July 2010 / 14.00
    Monitoring Job Offer Decisions, Punishment, Exit to Work, and Job Quality
    Professor Gerard J. van den Berg (Universität Mannheim)

    Abstract
  • 22 July 2010 / 13.00
    Job and worker turnover in German establisments
    Professor Richard Upward (University of Nottingham)
    Abstract
  • 15 July 2010 / 11.00
    Generating Synthetic Datasets for Small Geographic Areas in the American Community Survey
    Joe Sakshaug (Universitiy of Michigan)
    Abstract
  • 28 June 2010 / 11.00
    Labor mobility patterns over the life-course. A comparison of retrospective and prospective data in different labor markets
    Anna Manzoni, Ph.D (Yale University)

    Abstract
  • 10 June 2010 / 11.00
    New firm performance: Does the age of founders affect employment creation?
    Jan de Kok (EIM Business & Policy Research)
    Abstract

  • 9 June 2010 / 11.00
    International welfare and employment linkages arising from minimum wages
    Professor Hartmut Egger (Universität Bayreuth)
    Abstract

  • 15 April 2010 / 13:00
    The Impact of Cooperation Defaults on Voluntary Contributions to Public Goods
    Steffen Altmann (IZA, Forschungsinstitut zur Zukunft der Arbeit, Bonn)
    Abstract
  • 23 March 2010 / 11:00
    The Establishment-Level Behaviour of Vacancies and Hiring
    Professor Steven Davis (Chicago University)
    Abstract
  • 11 February 2010 / 14:00
    New developments in work sharing during the global jobs crisis
    Jon C. Messenger (International Labour Office, Genève)
    Abstract
  • 29 January 2010 / 10:00
    Measuring and Modelling Education Levels in European Societies
    Professor Harry Ganzeboom und Heike Schröder (Department of Social Research Methodology, Free University of Amsterdam
    Abstract

  • 14 January 2010 / 14:00
    Firm size and employment dynamics - Estimation of labor demand elasticities using a fractional panel probit model and establishment data
    Professor Dr Arnd Kölling (Hochschule der Bundesagentur für Arbeit / HdBA, Schwerin)
    Abstract
    HdBA Working Paper
 

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