Lauro Carnicelli
I'm a chief researcher at Labore, and a researcher at Kela.
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Work in Progress
- Seasonality in father’s parental leave taking and parents’ labor market outcomes (with Anneli Miettinen, Terhi Ravaska, Tapio Räsänen, and Miia Saarikallio-Torp )
- Child gender, parental leave and the child penalty (with Greta Morando)
- Integration of first and second-generation migrants in Finland (with Milla Nyyssölä and Tuomo Suhonen)
- Effects of paternity leave reforms on gender inequality in the labor market (with Terhi Ravaska)
- Paternity leave expansions and family structure
Working papers
- Financial shocks and endogenous labor market participation
This paper studies the effects of financial shocks on the labor market when participation in the labor force is endogenous. Previous research concerning endogenous participation produced models that generated a counterfactually procyclical unemployment rate and a positively sloped Beveridge curve. This paper shows that collateral constraints alone are not able to produce correlations in line with the data. However, financial shocks, that change the collateral requirements, are responsible for most of the movements on the labor market and generate a countercyclical unemployment and a negatively slopped Beveridge curve.
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