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1by Wesselbaum, Dennis Published in Climate and development (02.01.2021)“...In this paper, we add to the literature on the driving forces of international migration out of Africa. We particularly focus on the direct effect of climate...”
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2by Wesselbaum, Dennis Published in Australian economic review (01.09.2019)“...This paper provides an overview of research into the phenomenon of whether climatic factors, such as temperature and weather‐related disasters, affect the...”
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3by Wesselbaum, Dennis Published in Oxford development studies (02.01.2019)“...This paper adds to the literature on the macroeconomic driving forces of happiness. Using data for 106 countries over the financial crisis (2006-2013), we...”
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4by Wesselbaum, Dennis Published in International journal of manpower (03.04.2018)“...Purpose The purpose of this paper is to focus on the role of unions for job flow rates. Design/methodology/approach The author uses a longitudinal data set...”
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5by Wesselbaum, Dennis Published in Scottish journal of political economy (01.09.2017)“...This paper develops and estimates catastrophe‐augmented models of the financial crisis. We employ catastrophe theory to explain discontinuous jumps in state...”
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7“...In this policy piece, we investigate the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19)-food-insecurity migration channel and develop a policy agenda. The interaction...”
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8by Wesselbaum, Dennis Published in Macroeconomic dynamics (01.09.2016)“...This paper documents a puzzling fact, namely that there is a significant negative relation between employment protection legislation and the usage of the...”
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9by Wesselbaum, Dennis Published in Journal of economic studies (Bradford) (10.08.2015)“...Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to introduce productivity-dependent firing costs into an otherwise standard endogenous separations matching model. The...”
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10by Wesselbaum, Dennis Published in Journal of economic studies (Bradford) (02.09.2014)“...Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to compare two elements of lay-off costs in a dynamic model of the labor market and analyze the differences for business...”
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11by Wesselbaum, Dennis Published in Australian economic review (01.06.2014)“...This article estimates a stylised search‐and‐matching model on data for Australia, covering the period 1978–2008. Using Bayesian methods, I find that the model...”
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12by Wesselbaum, Dennis Published in The Social science journal (Fort Collins) (01.09.2013)“...► We analyze differences in cyclical adjustment patterns of labor supply for men and women. ► Women more likely than men adjust along the intensive margin...”
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13by Owen, P. Dorian Wesselbaum, Dennis Published in International review of applied economics (03.05.2020)“...In this paper, we empirically investigate whether the climate-migration relationship exhibits thresholds. We employ a threshold regression model and a large...”
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14by Wesselbaum, Dennis Published in Economic modelling (2011)“...Endogenous separation matching models have the shortcoming that they are barely able to replicate the Beveridge curve (i.e. the negative correlation between...”
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15“...This article analyses the role of the extensive vis-à-vis the intensive margin of labour adjustment in Germany and in the United States. The contribution is...”
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16“...•We estimate a DSGE model with financial frictions, fiscal policy, and asset price bubbles.•Using data for Tobin’s q we identify structural bubble parameters...”
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17“...•What is the effect on welfare of a cut in unemployment benefits and firing costs?•Welfare is reduced by lower firing costs, unlike for unemployment...”
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18by Wesselbaum, Dennis Published in Journal of applied economics (2018)“...In state-of-the-art macroeconomic and labor market models shocks are assumed to be homoscedastic. However, we show that this assumption is much too...”
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19“...We add to the literature on the driving forces of international migration. While the existing literature establishes that income differences, migration costs...”
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20by Wesselbaum, Dennis Published in Journal of macroeconomics (01.09.2019)“...This paper establishes a link between labor market frictions and financial market frictions. We argue that this link had large effects on labor market outcomes...”