Xiaodong Fan and Jed De Varo
Using NLSY data, we show that job hopping is associated with lower wages for college graduates (but not high school graduates), controlling for ability, labor market experience, and current job tenure.
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2015Jun
Shang Wu, Anthony Asher, Ramona Meyricke and Susan Thorp
Using eight years of data drawn from the records of Australia's Centrelink agency, we describe the income, asset and decumulation patterns of over 10,000 age pensioners.
2015Jun
Xiaodong Fan, Ananth Sashadri and Christopher Taber
2015Jun
Xiaodong Fan, Hanming Fang and Simen Markussen
This paper analyzes the connection between two concurrent trends since 1950: the narrowing and reversal of the educational gender gap and the increased labor force participation rate (LFPR) of married women.
2015Jun
Xiaodong Fan
This article documents "sharp retirement" among white male workers in the United States - retirement accompanied by a discontinuous decline in labor supply. It then proposes and estimates a life-cycle model with habit persistence to explain such precipitous decline in labor supply upon retirement as workers quitting "cold turkey" to break the "work habit".
2015Jun
Xiangling Liu
This paper estimates the income elasticity of house prices over a long-term time period of 1991 to 2012 for 144 LGAs in New South Wales of Australia. The income elasticity of house prices is estimated to be 0.69 by multi-factor panel data models accounting for cross-section dependence and serial correlation.
2015May
Ching Choi and Peng Yu
Population ageing can contribute to a shortage in labour supply. An obvious and popular response to this is to encourage workers to delay their retirement.
2015May
Yajing Xu, Michael Sherris and Jonathan Ziveyi
Cohort effects have been identified in many countries. However, some mortality models only consider the modelling and projection of age-period effects. Others, that incorporate cohort effects, do not consider cohort specific survival curves that are important for pricing and hedging purposes.
2015Apr
Man Chung Fung, Katja Ignatieva and Michael Sherris
Developing a liquid longevity market requires reliable and well-designed financial instruments. An index-based longevity swap and a cap are analysed in this paper under a tractable stochastic mortality model.