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The relationship between unemployment and self-employment has been studied extensively. Due to its complex, multifaceted nature, various scholars have found a large array of different results, so that the exact nature of the relation is still not clear. An important element of the relation is captu...

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Main Author: Congregado, Emilio
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: 2012
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100 |a Congregado, Emilio 
245 |a The   |c Congregado, Emilio. 
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520 |a The relationship between unemployment and self-employment has been studied extensively. Due to its complex, multifaceted nature, various scholars have found a large array of different results, so that the exact nature of the relation is still not clear. An important element of the relation is captured by the recession-push hypothesis which states that in times of high unemployment individuals are pushed into self-employment for lack of alternative sources of income such as paid employment. We make two contributions to this literature. First, we argue that official unemployment rates may not capture the  
650 |a Unemployment 
650 |a Self-Employment 
650 |a Entrepreneurship 
650 |a Non-Linear 
650 |a Cointegration 
773 |a International Entrepreneurship and Management Journal  |d September 
999 |c 41818  |d 41818