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Journal of Monetary Economics
Artificial intelligence and technological unemploymentPing Wang · Tsz-Nga Wong
Wang and Wong develop a continuous-time labor-search model to assess the dynamic effects of generative AI (GenAI) on labor productivity and unemployment. The paper is motivated by conflicting …
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Journal of Monetary Economics
Disincentive effects of unemployment insurance benefitsAndreas Hornstein · Marios Karabarbounis · André Kurmann · Etienne Lalé · Lien Ta
This paper isolates the disincentive effects of pandemic unemployment insurance (UI) benefits on employment recovery, separating them from the simultaneously operating stimulative (demand) effects …
Forthcoming
Journal of Monetary Economics
1 Jun 2026
Evaluating macroeconomic outcomes under asymmetries: Expectations matterBrent Bundick · Isabel Cairó · Nicolas Petrosky-Nadeau
Layer 1 — Overview Research Question
This paper investigates whether and how assumptions about household and firm expectations alter the macroeconomic implications of asymmetries commonly embedded in …
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Journal of Monetary Economics
1 Mar 2026
Firm dynamics and random search over the business cycleRichard Audoly
Layer 1 — Overview Research Question
How do aggregate economic fluctuations reallocate workers across the firm productivity distribution over the business cycle? In particular, to what extent do …
Forthcoming
Journal of Monetary Economics
1 Apr 2026
Labor Market Shocks and Monetary PolicySerdar Birinci · Fatih Karahan · Yusuf Mercan · Kurt See
Overview Research question. The paper asks two related questions: (1) How much, and through which channels, do employer-to-employer (EE) worker transitions affect macroeconomic outcomes — particularly …
Forthcoming
Journal of Monetary Economics
The Geography of job creation and job destructionUnknown
This paper asks why unemployment rates differ so persistently across local labor markets, and what role job creation and job destruction play in generating those differences. The authors document a …
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Review of Economic Studies
18 Jun 2026
Unemployment Insurance, Starting Salaries, and JobsGordon B. Dahl · Matthew M. Knepper
Seven U.S. states permanently cut unemployment insurance (UI) benefits by 30–64 percent between 2011 and 2014, providing the study’s quasi-experimental variation. North Carolina enacted the …