Labor market modeling recognizing latent job attributes and opportunity constraints : an empirical analysis of labor market behavior of Eritrean women

Keywords: active labor market policy, natural field experiment, job search e ff ort, job appli- cation e ff ort, labor market reintegration, long-term unemployment,

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generation women of Pakistani descent have a substantially higher participation in the labour market than women who have migrated from Pakistan, but they have lower employment

predicted labor market participation probabilities in a hypothetical situation when the perceived conditional probability of obtaining employment, given search efforts, is assumed

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All the immigrant women start out with very low employment probabilities at the start of their stay, but the women in some ethnic groups – most notably, Vietnam and Sri Lanka

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