An Empirical Test of the Theory of On-The-Job Search

Matthew Black

Journal of Human Resources, 1981, vol. 16, issue 1, 129-140

Abstract: Preunemployment search is the fundamental labor market process generating beneficial effects of advance notice. Yet theory indicates that workers receiving notice may not search, whereas others may search even without advance notice. Our weighted results ...

Date: 1981
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