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Why unemployment can hide labour-market change
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Why unemployment can hide labour-market change
A stock is a snapshot. A flow is movement over time. Unemployment can stay flat while entries and exits rise, masking a changing labour market.
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Why unemployment can hide labour-market change
Italy shows the trap: employment fell by 14,000 quarter on quarter in 2016, yet rose by 239,000 year on year. Stocks can move on different clocks.
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Why unemployment can hide labour-market change
Flows add detail: Italy saw more moves from unemployment into work in 2016, but only modestly more moves from inactivity into work.
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Why unemployment can hide labour-market change
In 2017, fixed-term jobs drove much of employment growth, while conversion to permanent work fell from 24.3% to 16.5%.
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Why unemployment can hide labour-market change
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