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Labor Economics · intermediate

Job platforms improve matching

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

  • Beveridge curveshifts left (small)

Higher matching efficiency shifts the Beveridge curve inward: both u and v fall together.

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Step by step

  1. 1

    The Beveridge curve traces the vacancy–unemployment tradeoff.

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    Better matching technology pulls the whole curve toward the origin.

  3. 3

    Fewer vacancies AND less unemployment at once, structural improvement, not a boom.

Where this shows up

Examiners ask this as: matching efficiency platforms, beveridge curve inward.

Other scenarios on Search & Matching (Beveridge Curve)

A hiring boom (moving along the curve) →