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Hartog, J., Mekkelholt, E. and van Ophem, H. (1988). Testing the relevance of job search for job mobility Economics Letters, 27(3):299--303.


  • Affiliated authors
    Hans van Ophem, Joop Hartog
  • Publication year
    1988
  • Journal
    Economics Letters

Statistical tests for differences in the mobility (and the search) behavior of male and female, searching and not searching individuals indicate that there indeed exist differences, particularly with respect to whether the individual is searching or not.