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Employer-to-Employer Flows in the U.S. Labor Market: The Complete Picture of Gross

  Worker Flows, by Bruce Fallick and Charles A. Fleischman (Federal Reserve Board FEDS series 2004-34)Abstract
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Dynamics of   Worker Flows and Vacancies: Evidence from the Agnostic Identification Approach, by Shigeru Fujita (Philadelphia Fed Working Papers wp07-12)Full text

On gross   worker flows in the United Kingdom: evidence from the Labour Force Survey, by Brian Bell and James Smith (Bank of England Working papers 160)Abstract
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The Cyclicality of   Worker Flows: New Evidence from the SIPP, by Shigeru Fujita, Christopher J. Nekarda, and Garey Ramey (Philadelphia Fed Working Papers wp07-05)Full text

Quits,   Worker Recruitment, and Firm Growth: Theory and Evidence, by R. Jason Faberman (Philadelphia Fed Working Papers 08-13)Full text

Why do some countries produce so much more output per   worker than others? - A note, by Gerry Boyle and Kieran McQuinn (Central Bank of Ireland Research Technical Papers 04/RT/09)Abstract
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  Worker Turnover, Industry Localization, and Producer Size, by Christopher H. Wheeler (St Louis Fed Working Papers 2004-021)Full text

401(k) Matching Contributions in Company Stock: Costs and Benefits for Firms and

  Workers , by Jeffrey R. Brown, Nellie Liang, and Scott Weisbenner (Federal Reserve Board FEDS series 2004-23)Abstract
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The Cost of Business Cycles for Unskilled   Workers , by Toshihiko Mukoyama and Aysegül Sahin (New York Fed Staff reports 214)Abstract
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The Labor Market Experience and Impact of Undocumented   Workers , by Julie L. Hotchkiss and Myriam Quispe-Agnoli (Atlanta Fed Working papers 2008-07)Abstract
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The Changing Pattern of Wage Growth for Low Skilled   Workers , by Eric French, Bhashkar Mazumder, Christopher Taber (Chicago Fed Working papers WP-2005-24)Abstract
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Should We Teach Old Dogs New Tricks? The Impact of Community College Retraining on Older Displaced   Workers , by Louis S. Jacobson , Robert LaLonde , Daniel G. Sullivan (Chicago Fed Working papers WP-2003-25)Abstract
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Estimating the Returns to Community College Schooling for Displaced   Workers , by Louis S. Jacobson , Robert LaLonde , Daniel G. Sullivan (Chicago Fed Working papers WP-2002-31)Abstract
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The Minimum Wage and Latino   Workers , by Pia M. Orrenius and Madeline Zavodny (Dallas Fed Working Papers wp0708)Full text

Downward wage rigidity for different   workers and firms: an evaluation for Belgium using the IWFP procedure, by Ph. Du Caju, C. Fuss, L. Wintr (National Bank of Belgium Working Papers 124)Abstract
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Downward wage rigidity for different   workers and firms: an evaluation for Belgium using the IWFP procedure, by Philip Du Caju (European Central Bank Working papers 840)Full text

Space and Time in Macroeconomic Panel Data: Young   Workers and State-Level Unemployment Revisited, by Christopher L. Foote (Boston Fed Working papers 07-10)Abstract
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Are Firms or   Workers Behind the Shift Away from DB Pension Plan?, by Stephanie Aaronson and Julia Coronado (Federal Reserve Board FEDS series 2005-17)Abstract
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How   Workers Fare When Employers Innovate, by Sandra E. Black, Lisa M. Lynch and Anya Krivelyova (San Francisco Fed Working Papers 2003-22)Full text

Matching   Workers to Jobs in the Past Lane: the Operation of Fixed-term Contracts, by José Varejão, Pedro Portugal (Bank of Portugal Working papers 2004-10)Abstract
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On the job search in a matching model with heterogeneous jobs and   workers (698 KB, by Juan J. Dolado, Marcel Jansen and Juan F. Jimeno (Bank of Spain Working Papers 0813)Abstract
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  Workers' Flows and Real Wage Cyclicality, by Anabela Carneiro, Pedro Portugal (Bank of Portugal Working papers 2004-09)Abstract
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Determinants of   workers' remittances: evidence from the European Neighbouring Region, by Ioana Schiopu and Nikolaus Siegfried (European Central Bank Working papers 688)Full text

Nature or Nurture: Why Do 401(k) Participants Save Differently than Other   Workers?, by Karen M. Pence (Federal Reserve Board FEDS series 2002-33)Abstract
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The Recall and New Job Search of Laid-off   Workers: A Bivariate Proportional Hazard Model with Unobserved Heterogeneity, by Bruce Fallick and Keunkwan Ryu (Federal Reserve Board FEDS series 2003-22)Abstract
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Manufacturing Plants' Use of Temporary   Workers: An Analysis Using Census Micro Data, by Yukako Ono, Daniel G. Sullivan (Chicago Fed Working papers WP-2006-24)Abstract
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Earnings Losses of Displaced   Workers: Evidence from a Matched Employer-Employee Data Set, by Anabela Carneiro, Pedro Portugal (Bank of Portugal Working papers 2006-14)Abstract
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Cities and the Growth of Wages Among Young   Workers: Evidence from the NLSY, by Christopher H. Wheeler (St Louis Fed Working Papers 2005-055)Full text

Industry wage differentials, unobserved ability and rent-sharing: evidence from matched

  worker-firm data, 1995-2002, by Robert Plasman, François Rycx, Ilan Tojerow (National Bank of Belgium Working Papers 090)Abstract
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A Leaner, More Skilled U.S. Manufacturing

  Workforce , by Richard Deitz and James Orr (New York Fed Current issues ci12-02)Abstract
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Working with Children? The Probability of Mothers Exiting the   Workforce at Time of Birth, by Julie L. Hotchkiss, M. Melinda Pitts, and Mary Beth Walker (Atlanta Fed Working papers 2008-08)Abstract
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A model of

  working capital with idiosyncratic production risk and firm failure., by George McCandless (Central Bank of Argentina Working Papers 2006/10)Full text

The Relocation Decisions of   Working Couples, by Jonathan F. Pingle (Federal Reserve Board FEDS series 2006-33)Abstract
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A Comparison of Poverty Trends and Policy Impacts for   Working Families Using Different Poverty Indexes, by Robert H. DeFina (Philadelphia Fed Working Papers wp07-13)Full text

Uniform   Working Hours and Structural Unemployment, by Haoming Liu, Yi Wen, and Lijing Zhu (St Louis Fed Working Papers 2005-045)Full text

Time-dependent or state-dependent price setting? Micro-evidence from German metal-   working industries, by Harald Stahl (European Central Bank Working papers 534)Full text

Time-dependent or state-dependent price setting? - micro-evidence from German metal-   working industries -, by Harald Stahl (Deutsche Bundesbank Discussion Papers 200525)Full text

The   working of the eurosystem: monetary policy preparations and decision-making - selected issues, by Philippe Moutot, Alexander Jung and Francesco Paolo Mongelli (European Central Bank Occasional papers 79)Full text

Trends and patterns in   working time across euro area countries 1970-2004: causes and consequences, by Nadine Leiner-Killinger, Christophe Madaschi and Melanie Ward-Warmedinger (European Central Bank Occasional papers 41)Full text

  Working Time over the 20th Century, by Alexander Ueberfeldt (Bank of Canada Working papers 2006-18)Abstract
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  Working with Children? The Probability of Mothers Exiting the Workforce at Time of Birth, by Julie L. Hotchkiss, M. Melinda Pitts, and Mary Beth Walker (Atlanta Fed Working papers 2008-08)Abstract
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Not   Working: Demographic Changes, Policy Changes, and the Distribution of Weeks (Not) Worked, by Lisa Barrow, Kristin Butcher (Chicago Fed Working papers WP-2004-23)Abstract
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Sovereign debt

  workouts with the IMF as delegated monitor - a common agency approach, by Prasanna Gai and Nicholas Vause (Bank of England Working papers 187)Abstract
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What's Driving the New Economy?: The Benefits of

  Workplace Innovation, by Sandra E. Black and Lisa M. Lynch, Tufts University (San Francisco Fed Working Papers 2003-23)Full text

Uncovered Interest Parity: It

  Works, But Not For Long, by Alain P. Chaboud; Jonathan H. Wright (Federal Reserve Board International Financial Discussion Papers 2003-752)Abstract
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How the Credit Channel   Works: Differentiating the Bank Lending Channel and the Balance Sheet Channel, by Lamont K. Black, Richard J. Rosen (Chicago Fed Working papers WP-2007-13)Abstract
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  Workweek Flexibility and Hours Variation, by Andrew Figura (Federal Reserve Board FEDS series 2004-59)Abstract
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Money As An Inflation Indicator In Chile - Does P* Still

  Work?, by Tobias Broer, Rodrigo Caputo (Central Bank of Chile Working Papers 293)Abstract
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European women: Why do(n't) they   work?, by Véronique Genre (European Central Bank Working papers 454)Full text

Singapore's Unique Monetary Policy: How Does It   Work?, by Eric Parrado (Monetary Authority of Singapore Staff Papers No. 31)Abstract
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Do Financial Education Programs   Work?, by Ian Hathaway and Sameer Khatiwada (Cleveland Fed Working papers WP08-03)Full text

Does It Pay to   Work?, by Jagadeesh Gokhale, Laurence J. Kotlikoff and Alexi Sluchynsky (Cleveland Fed Working papers WP02-06)Full text

Does Reform   Work? An Econometric Examination of the Reform-Growth Puzzle, by Ian Babetskii and Nauro F. Campos (Czech National Bank Working papers 2007/02)Abstract

Does reform   work? An econometric examination of the reform-growth puzzle, by Ian Babetskii and Nauro F.Campos (Bank of Finland BOFIT Discussion Papers 2007/13)Abstract
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Menu Costs at   Work: Restaurant Prices and the Introduction of the Euro, by Bart Hobijn, Federico Ravenna, and Andrea Tambalotti (New York Fed Staff reports 195)Abstract
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The Choice of Fiscal Regimes in the

  World , by César Calderón; Klaus Schmidt-Hebbel (Central Bank of Chile Working Papers 487)Abstract
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Reserves Over the Transitions to Floating and to Inflation Targeting: Lessons From the Developed   World , by Fernando Aportela , Francisco Gallego, Pablo García. (Central Bank of Chile Working Papers 211)Abstract
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A Review of Saving Behavior and Determinants around the   World , by César Calderón, Norman Loayza, Luis Servén (Central Bank of Chile Working Papers 095)Abstract
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The transmission of US cyclical developments to the rest of the   world , by Stéphane Dées and Isabel Vansteenkiste (European Central Bank Working papers 798)Full text

How hard can it be? Inflation control around the   world , by Thórarinn G. Pétursson (Central Bank of Iceland Working Papers 40)Abstract

Measuring U.S. International Relative Prices: A WARP View of the   World , by Charles P. Thomas, Jaime Marquez, and Sean Fahle (Federal Reserve Board International Financial Discussion Papers 2008-917)Abstract
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Predatory Lending in a Rational   World , by Philip Bond, David K. Musto, and Bilge Yilmaz (Philadelphia Fed Working Papers wp06-02)Full text

Financial Constraints and Investment: Assessing the Impact of a   World Bank Loan Program on Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises in Sri Lanka, by Varouj Aivazian, Dipak Mazumdar, and Eric Santor (Bank of Canada Working papers 2003-37)Abstract
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Forecasting and Analyzing   World Commodity Prices, by Lalonde, René, Zhenhua Zhu, and Frédérick Demers (Bank of Canada Working papers 2003-24)Abstract
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Monetary Policy, Determinacy, and Learnability in a Two-Block   World Economy, by James B. Bullard, and Eric Schaling (St Louis Fed Working Papers 2006-038)Full text

China in the   world economy: Dynamic correlation analysis of business cycles, by Jarko Fidrmuc, Iikka Korhonen and Ivana Bátorová (Bank of Finland BOFIT Discussion Papers 2008/07)Abstract
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Institutional Quality, Trade, and the Changing Distribution of   World Income, by Brigitte Desroches and Michael Francis (Bank of Canada Working papers 2006-19)Abstract
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The Brave New   World of Central Banking: The Policy Challenges Posed by Asset Price Booms and Busts, by Stephen G. Cecchetti (Czech National Bank Working papers 2005/14)Abstract
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International monetary co-operation in a   world of imperfect information, by Kang Yong Tan and Misa Tanaka (Bank of England Working papers 344)Abstract
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The IMF in a   World of Private Capital Markets, by Eichengreen, Kletzer, Mody (San Francisco Fed Working Papers 2005-12)Full text

A guided tour of the   world of rational expectations models and optimal policies, by Philippe Jeanfils (National Bank of Belgium Working Papers 016)Full text

The U.S. Current Account Deficit and the Expected Share of   World Output, by Charles Engel; John H. Rogers (Federal Reserve Board International Financial Discussion Papers 2006-856)Abstract
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The U.S. Current Account Deficit and the Expected Share of   World Output, by Engel, Rogers (San Francisco Fed Working Papers 2006-38)Full text

  World Real Interest Rates: A Global Savings and Investment Perspective, by Brigitte Desroches and Michael Francis (Bank of Canada Working papers 2007-16)Abstract
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The Transmission of   World Shocks to Emerging-Market Countries: An Empirical Analysis, by Brigitte Desroches (Bank of Canada Working papers 2004-44)Abstract
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  World trade and global integration in production processes: a re-assessment of import demand equations, by Ray Barrell and Stephane Dées (European Central Bank Working papers 503)Full text

Evaluating China's integration in   world trade with a gravity model based benchmark, by Matthieu Bussière and Bernd Schnatz (European Central Bank Working papers 693)Full text

Forecasting   world trade: direct versus "bottom-up" approaches, by Matthias Burgert and Stephane Dees (European Central Bank Working papers 882)Full text

Are Monetary Rules and Reforms Complements or Substitutes?A Panel Analysis for the   World versus OECD Countries, by Ansgar Belke, Bernhard Herz, Lukas Vogel (Austrian National Bank Working Papers WP129)Abstract
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The McKenna Rule and U.K.   World War I Finance, by James M. Nason and Shaun P. Vahey (Atlanta Fed Working papers 2007-03)Abstract
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Financial Liberalisation and Credit Dynamics in Denmark in the Post-   World War II Period., by Abildgren, Kim (Danmarks Nationalbank Working papers WP47/2007)Abstract
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Evolving post-   World War II UK economic performance, by Luca Benati (Bank of England Working papers 232)Abstract
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Monetary policy in a   world with different financial systems, by Ester Faia (European Central Bank Working papers No.183)Full text

One decade of inflation targeting in the   world : What do we know and what do we need to know?, by Frederic S. Mishkin, Klaus Schmidt-Hebbel (Central Bank of Chile Working Papers 101)Abstract
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Bank ownership and efficiency in China: what lies ahead in the   world's largest nation?, by Allen N Berger – Iftekhar Hasan – Mingming Zhou (Bank of Finland Discussion Papers 2007/16)Abstract
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  Worldwide Macroeconomic Stability and Monetary Policy Rules, by James B. Bullard, and Aarti Singh (St Louis Fed Working Papers 2006-040)Full text

A   Worldwide System of Reference Rates, by John Williamson with a comment by Marc Flandreau (Austrian National Bank Working Papers WP130)Abstract
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Estimating the   Worldwide Volume of Counterfeit U.S. Currency: Data and Extrapolation, by Ruth Judson and Richard Porter (Federal Reserve Board FEDS series 2003-52)Abstract
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Financial Markets and Financial Leverage in a Two-Country

  World-Economy, by Simon Gilchrist (Central Bank of Chile Working Papers 228)Abstract
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What Drives Inflation in the   World?, by César Calderón; Klaus Schmidt Hebbel (Central Bank of Chile Working Papers 491)Abstract
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What drives the Choice of Money-based Targets in the   World?, by César Calderón ; Klaus Schmidt-Hebbel (Central Bank of Chile Working Papers 479)Abstract
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U.S. External Adjustment: Is It Disorderly? Is It Unique? Will It Disrupt the Rest of the   World?, by Steven B. Kamin, Trevor A. Reeve, and Nathan Sheets (Federal Reserve Board International Financial Discussion Papers 2007-892)Abstract
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Vertical Specialization Across the   World: A Relative Measure, by João Amador, Sónia Cabral (Bank of Portugal Working papers 2008-10)Abstract
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Note on zero lower bound

  worries , by Cees Ullersma and Gerben Hieminga (Netherlands Bank DNB Working Papers 117)Full text

How

  Worrisome Is a Negative Saving Rate?, by Charles Steindel (New York Fed Current issues ci13-04)Abstract
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Trends and cycles in the euro area: how much heterogeneity and should we

  worry about it?, by Domenico Giannone and Lucrezia Reichlin (European Central Bank Working papers 595)Full text

Should the FDIC   Worry about the FHLB? The Impact of Federal Home Loan Bank Advances on the Bank Insurance Fund, by Rosalind L. Bennett, Mark D. Vaughan & Timothy J. Yeager (Richmond Fed Working Papers 05-05)Abstract
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Does The Time Inconsistency Problem Make Flexible Exchange Rates Look

  Worse Than You Think?, by Roc Armenter Martin Bodenstein (Federal Reserve Board International Financial Discussion Papers 2006-865)Abstract
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Does the Time Inconsistency Problem Make Flexible Exchange Rates Look   Worse Than You Think?, by Roc Armenter and Martin Bodenstein (New York Fed Staff reports 230)Abstract
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Did 9/11

  Worsen the Job Prospects of Hispanic Immigrants?, by Pia M. Orrenius and Madeline Zavodny (Dallas Fed Working Papers wp0508)Full text


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