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New Economics Papers (from NEP)

The following works presented are external working papers published to the NEP-LMA and NEP-LAB RSS feeds. This content is provided to show a wider view of research being conducted across the areas of Labor Markets - Supply, Demand, and Wages, as well as Labour Economics. Works listed may have no relation to ACLMR or the ACLMR team and are published out of academic interest only.

Labour Markets

2025

Earnings Inequality and Risk over Two Decades of Economic Development in Lithuania

Using Social Security records between 2000 and 2020, we provide a comprehensive analysis of labor earnings inequality and its dynamics over the course of Lithuania’s economic development. Since…

2025-03-20

Declining Job Reallocation in Europe: The Role of Shocks, Market Power, and Technology

We study changes in job reallocation in Europe after 2000 using novel micro-aggregated data that we collected for 19 European countries. In all countries, we document broad-based declines in job reallocation…

2025-03

Skill-biased Wage Effects of Domestic Outsourcing

This study examines the impact of domestic outsourcing on the wages of workers performing outsourced tasks in Türkiye, using an administrative employee-employer linked dataset. Outsourcing events are…

Labour Economics

2025-02-20

Origin, norms, and the motherhood penalty

We present evidence that shared institutional and economic contexts may be at least as im portant as culturally rooted gender equality norms for the size of the motherhood penalty. Our study covers child…

2025-03

Intergenerational earnings persistence in Aotearoa New Zealand

We present estimates of intergenerational earnings persistence (IEP) in New Zealand using linked administrative data. We assemble a dataset of around 288, 000 individuals born between 1986 and 1992 and…

2025-03-11

Too much of a good thing? The macro implications of massive firm entry

Policies supporting small businesses are popular among policymakers but often criticised by economists for their potential to distort the economy. This paper provides a comprehensive evaluation of a unique…

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