Modelling the labour market

Research published by the Bank of England considers various models of the labour market, including right-to-manage bargaining versus efficient bargaining; wage stickiness in new and existing matches; interactions between price and wage-setting; alternative forms of hiring frictions; search on-the-job and endogenous job separation.

The main finding is that most specifications imply too little rigidity relative to the data and, so, too volatile inflation. The most promising candidates are models

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