P- adult population, L-labor force, E- employed, U-unemployed, L=E+U, e-E/P-employment rate, m=L/P-participation rate, u=U/L - unemployment rate, U+E=L, u+e=1, a-accession rate, s-separation rate, ut+1= ut+set-aut, Aut+1= s(1-ut)-aut, steady-state unemployment rate = s/(s+a), A=1-(s+a)-speed-of-adjustment parameter; smaller à corresponds to a more dynamic labor market. Assume 0

P- adult population, L-labor force, E- employed, U-unemployed, L=E+U, e-E/P-employment rate, m=L/P-participation rate, u=U/L - unemployment rate, U+E=L, u+e=1, a-accession rate, s-separation rate, ut+1= ut+set-aut, Aut+1= s(1-ut)-aut, steady-state unemployment rate = s/(s+a), A=1-(s+a)-speed-of-adjustment parameter; smaller à corresponds to a more dynamic labor market. Assume 0

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