An econometric examination of the trend unemployment rate in Canada / by Denise Côté and Doug Hostland. : FB3-2/96-7E-PDF

This paper attempts to identify the trend unemployment rate, an empirical concept, using cointegration theory. The authors examine whether there is a cointegrating relationship between the observed unemployment rate and various structural factors, focusing neither on the non-accelerating-inflation rate of unemployment (NAIRU), nor on the natural rate of unemployment, but rather on the trend unemployment rate which they define in terms of cointergration.--Abstract

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Department/Agency Bank of Canada.
Title An econometric examination of the trend unemployment rate in Canada / by Denise Côté and Doug Hostland.
Series title Bank of Canada working paper1701-939796-7
Publication type Series - View Master Record
Language [English]
Format Electronic
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Note(s) "This paper attempts to identify the trend unemployment rate, an empirical concept, using cointegration theory. The authors examine whether there is a cointegrating relationship between the observed unemployment rate and various structural factors, focusing neither on the non-accelerating-inflation rate of unemployment (NAIRU), nor on the natural rate of unemployment, but rather on the trend unemployment rate which they define in terms of cointergration."--Abstract.
The ISBN (0-662-24596-2) and ISSN (1192-5434) for the print edition have been incorrectly copied in this electronic publication.
Bibliography.
Résumé en français.
Publishing information Ottawa - Ontario : Bank of Canada May 1996.
Description 77p.glossary, graphs, tables
ISSN 1701-9397
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  • FB3-2/96-7E-PDF
Subject terms Unemployment
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