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در مورد بهینه سازی بهینه شبکه های اجتماعی در بازار کار اصطکاکی با عدم هماهنگی شغلی
عنوان انگلیسی مقاله:
On the optimal diversification of social networks in frictional labour markets with occupational mismatch
مقاله سال 2017
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2. The framework
Consider the model with two groups of infinitely lived risk neutral
workers and two occupations. Workers of type A obtained training in
occupation A, which is their primary occupation, but they can also work
in occupation B, which is a mismatch occupation for them. In a similar
way, occupation B is a primary occupation for type B workers, whereas
there is mismatch if type B workers are employed in occupation A. Each
group of workers is a continuum of measure 1.
There are m macroeconomic states of the world in this economy,
i = 1…m. Every state i is characterised by the output vector {y y , } A
i
B
i
produced by workers employed in their primary occupation.
Mismatched workers produce lower output y = −Δ y y j
i
j
i
0 , j A = , B. I
assume that Δy is positive but sufficiently small so that firms accept
mismatch applications. Firms can open vacancies in each of the two
occupations and pay the flow cost c for every open position.
Endogenous variables vi
A and vi
B denote stocks of vacancies open in
occupations A and B respectively. In order to keep the model tractable I
assume that there is only one channel of job search by means of
referrals. Thus hiring takes place if employed workers who get
information about open vacancies recommend their contacts for the
job. More specifically, firms with open vacancies in occupation j contact
type j workers employed in their occupation at rate s and ask them to
recommend a friend for the job. This is an exogenous search intensity
of employers.
Every worker can be either employed or unemployed and employed
workers can be properly matched or mismatched. Let ui
j denote the
measure of unemployed workers of type j and ei
j – the measure of
employed type j workers, thus u e j + =1 i j
i in every state i. Variables ei
AA
and ei
BB denote the measures of properly matched employees, whereas
ei
AB and ei
BA are mismatched employees. This notation implies that
eee AA + = i AB
i A
i and eee BB + = i BA
i B
i
. Workers employed in their primary
occupation receive a high wage w, whereas mismatched workers
receive a low wage w w 0 < . These wages are the same in the two
occupations and independent of the state. This reflects the idea that
workers and firms sign long-term contracts and there is no possibility
of renegotiation. Δ= − www0 denotes a wage penalty associated with
mismatch. I consider both settings with and without on-the-job search
by mismatched workers. Jobs are destroyed at an exogenous rate δ.
After the job destruction shock workers become unemployed and firms
exit the market. Unemployed workers receive the unemployment
benefit z w < 0. Workers and firms discount future cash flows at rate r.
Next consider the social structure of the population. Every worker
has n social contacts; γn of the same type and (1 − ) γ n contacts of the
different type. Variable γ ∈ [0.5 .. 1] can be interpreted as a level of
homophily in the society. Montgomery (1991) refers to it as an
“inbreeding bias” by type. If γ = 1 the society is homophilous as only
workers of the same type are connected in networks. In contrast, if
γ = 0.5 the two groups are strongly mixed and there is no “inbreeding
bias”. In general, homophily refers to the fact that people are more
prone to maintain relationships with people who are similar to
themselves. There can be homophily by age, race, gender, religion or
profession and it is generally a robust observation in social networks
(see McPherson et al. (2001) for an overview of research on homophily).
The focus of this paper is on the latter type of homophily by
profession or occupation. Jackson (2008) distinguishes between homophily
due to opportunity and due to choice. In this respect, homophily
by occupation is likely to arise due to the fact that workers with the
same profession studied or worked together in the beginning of their
career. Thus it is rather a limited opportunity of meeting workers from
different professions which generates homophily rather than an explicit
choice.
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