Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
5066567 European Economic Review 2016 49 Pages PDF
Abstract
Our results show that liquidity constraints increase the intensity in the supply of men׳s labor. Constrained men work, on average, 4 hours more than their unconstrained counterpart. Self-employed workers turn out to be more sensitive to binding liquidity constraints, possibly because they are more flexible in adjusting the intensity of their labor supply.
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Liquidity constraints and labor supply
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