Employment, Hours, and Earnings Consequences of Job Loss: US Evidence from the Displaced Workers Survey
利用1984-2016年美国失业工人调查数据，研究1981-2015年间失业的发生率及后果，发现大衰退期间失业率创历史新高，再就业困难且全职工作难寻，但全职再就业者周收入降幅较小。
Data are used from the 1984–2016 Displaced Workers Surveys (DWS) to investigate the incidence and consequences of job loss, 1981–2015. These data show a record high rate of job loss in the Great Recession, with serious employment consequences for job losers, including very low rates of re-employment and difficulty finding full-time employment. The average reduction in weekly earnings for job losers making a full-time–full-time transition are relatively small, with a substantial minority reporting earning more on their new job than on the lost job. Most of the cost of job loss comes from difficulty finding new full-time employment.