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How does labour force participation respond to unemployment? A regional and gender-based exploration of Italy
This study examines whether, and how, unemployment dynamics shape labour force participation across Italian macro-regions, asking whether added or discouraged worker effects prevail and whether participation responds persistently to unemployment shocks. Using quarterly data for the period 1977–2024,
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