University of Tokyo / Nagoya University / National Graduate Institute / University of Michigan / Osaka University / Emiko Usui† Nagoya University / Yale University / / /
IndustryTerm
search behaviors / search frictions / technology parameter / grid search / search model / equilibrium solutions / closed form solution / production technology / intuitive algorithm / reservation utilities / equilibrium search model / /
NaturalFeature
Burdett-Mortensen channel / /
Organization
Nagoya University / Nagoya / Japanese Economic Association / Nagoya University / University of Tokyo / School of Economics / National Graduate Institute for Policy Studies / Society of Labor Economists / Yale University / the University of Michigan / Osaka University / /
Person
Dale Mortensen / Joseph Altonji / Randal Watson / Kerwin Charles / Ryo Kambayashi / Johnson / Rebecca Blank / Emiko Usui / / /
Position
model / /
ProvinceOrState
Michigan / /
Technology
technology of job amenities / The algorithm / hours preference Reservation utility Technology / production technology / simulation / two-step algorithm / economically intuitive algorithm / /
Gender Occupational Segregation in an Equilibrium Search Model∗ Emiko Usui† Nagoya University and IZA Abstract