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Labor Economics · intro

A hiring boom (moving along the curve)

What moves on the Search & Matching (Beveridge Curve) diagram

  • Job creationshifts up (small)

Stronger job creation moves the equilibriumequilibriumThe point where opposing forces balance, quantity supplied equals quantity demanded, so there's no pressure for price to change. along the Beveridge curve toward low u, high v, cyclical, not structural.

Watch it animateQuiz yourself on Search & Matching (Beveridge Curve)

Step by step

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    Start at the crossing.

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    Firms post vacancies aggressively, the job-creation line rotates up.

  3. 3

    The economy slides ALONG the Beveridge curve: vacancies up, unemployment down. Booms move along; structure moves the curve.

Where this shows up

Examiners ask this as: vacancies surge boom, tight labor market.

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