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  1. yl Aggregate Recruiting Intensity Alessandro Gavazza London School of Economics Simon Mongey New York University Gianluca Violante New York University Macroeconomics Lunch Princeton, November 8th 2016

  2. Aggregate recruiting intensityy yl H t = A t V α t U 1 − α t Gavazza-Mongey-Violante, "Aggregate Recruiting Intensity" p.1/28 hello

  3. Aggregate recruiting intensityy yl H t = A t V α t U 1 − α t The component of A accounted for by firms’ effort to fill vacancies Gavazza-Mongey-Violante, "Aggregate Recruiting Intensity" p.1/28 hello

  4. Aggregate recruiting intensityy yl H t = A t V α t U 1 − α t The component of A accounted for by firms’ effort to fill vacancies Macro data • Large and persistent decline in A in the last recession • Q1: How much of the decline in A is accounted for by ARI? Gavazza-Mongey-Violante, "Aggregate Recruiting Intensity" p.1/28 hello

  5. Aggregate recruiting intensityy yl H t = A t V α t U 1 − α t The component of A accounted for by firms’ effort to fill vacancies Macro data • Large and persistent decline in A in the last recession • Q1: How much of the decline in A is accounted for by ARI? Micro data (Davis-Faberman-Haltiwanger, 2013) • Fast growing firms fill vacancies more quickly • Q2: What is the transmission mechanism from macro shocks to ARI? Gavazza-Mongey-Violante, "Aggregate Recruiting Intensity" p.1/28 hello

  6. Firm-level hiring technology yl Random-matching model h it = q t v it = + recruiting intensity h it q t e it v it • JOLTS vacancies - v it • BLS: “Specific position that exists... for start within 30-days... with active recruiting from outside the establishment” Gavazza-Mongey-Violante, "Aggregate Recruiting Intensity" p.2/28 hello

  7. Firm-level hiring technology yl Random-matching model h it = q t v it = + recruiting intensity h it q t e it v it • JOLTS vacancies - v it • BLS: “Specific position that exists... for start within 30-days... with active recruiting from outside the establishment” • Recruitment intensity - e it 1. Shifts the filling rate (or yield) of an open position 2. Costly on a per vacancy basis • An outcome of expenditures on recruiting activities Gavazza-Mongey-Violante, "Aggregate Recruiting Intensity" p.2/28 hello

  8. � � Recruiting cost by activity y Employment branding Professional services networking sites 2% 3% Tools Print / newspapers / 1% billboards 4% Agencies / third-party recruiters University recruiting 29% 5% Applicant tracking system Travel 5% 8% Contractors 8% Job boards 14% Employee referrals Other 9% 12% Bersin and Associates, Talent Acquisition Factbook (2011) - Average cost per hire (at 100+ employee firms): $3,500 Gavazza-Mongey-Violante, "Aggregate Recruiting Intensity" p.3/28 hello

  9. From firm-level to aggregate recruiting intensity yl • Aggregation � e it v it d λ h = q t V ∗ H t = q t t t • Aggregate matching function V ∗ α U 1 − α = Φ t V t α U 1 − α H t = t t t • Aggregate recruiting intensity � V ∗ � α � � � v it � � α t d λ h = = Φ t e it t V t V t Gavazza-Mongey-Violante, "Aggregate Recruiting Intensity" p.4/28 hello

  10. Transmission mechanism: two channelsy yl Gavazza-Mongey-Violante, "Aggregate Recruiting Intensity" p.5/28 hello

  11. Transmission mechanism: two channelsy yl 1. Composition : macro shock → shift in hiring rate distribution    � h � v    n = ¯ q � e n • Slow-growing firms recruit less intensively • Great Recession - large decline in firm entry Gavazza-Mongey-Violante, "Aggregate Recruiting Intensity" p.5/28 hello

  12. Transmission mechanism: two channelsy yl 1. Composition : macro shock → shift in hiring rate distribution    � h � v    n = ¯ q � e n • Slow-growing firms recruit less intensively • Great Recession - large decline in firm entry 2. Slackness : macro shock → slacker labor market ¯ h �  � v     n =  q � e n • Firms substitute away from costly hiring measures • Great Recession - large decline in market tightness Gavazza-Mongey-Violante, "Aggregate Recruiting Intensity" p.5/28 hello

  13. Model y yl Gavazza-Mongey-Violante, "Aggregate Recruiting Intensity" p.6/28 hello

  14. Model y yl Firm dynamics • Operate DRS technology • Idiosyncratic productivity shocks • Endogenous entry and exit Gavazza-Mongey-Violante, "Aggregate Recruiting Intensity" p.6/28 hello

  15. Model y yl Firm dynamics • Operate DRS technology • Idiosyncratic productivity shocks • Endogenous entry and exit Financial frictions • Borrowing secured by collateral • Limits to equity issuance Gavazza-Mongey-Violante, "Aggregate Recruiting Intensity" p.6/28 hello

  16. Model y yl Firm dynamics • Operate DRS technology • Idiosyncratic productivity shocks • Endogenous entry and exit Financial frictions • Borrowing secured by collateral • Limits to equity issuance Labor market frictions • Random matching with homogeneous workers • Recruiting effort e and vacancies v are costly Gavazza-Mongey-Violante, "Aggregate Recruiting Intensity" p.6/28 hello

  17. Valueyfunctions yl Let V ( n , a , z ) be the present discounted value of dividends of a firm with employment n , net-worth a , and productivity z Gavazza-Mongey-Violante, "Aggregate Recruiting Intensity" p.7/28 hello

  18. Valueyfunctions yl Let V ( n , a , z ) be the present discounted value of dividends of a firm with employment n , net-worth a , and productivity z • Exit exogenously or endogenously � � a , V i ( n , a , z ) V ( n , a , z ) = ζ a + ( 1 − ζ ) max • Fire or hire � � V f ( n , a , z ) , V h ( n , a , z ) V i ( n , a , z ) = max Gavazza-Mongey-Violante, "Aggregate Recruiting Intensity" p.7/28 hello

  19. Value functions - Firing yl � V f ( n , a , z ) Z V ( n ′ , a ′ , z ′ ) Γ ( z , dz ′ ) = max d + β n ′ ≤ n , k , d s . t . � zn ′ ν k 1 − ν � σ + ( 1 + r ) a − ω n ′ − ( r + δ ) k − χ d + a ′ = k ≤ ϕ a d ≥ 0 Gavazza-Mongey-Violante, "Aggregate Recruiting Intensity" p.8/28 hello

  20. Value functions - Firing yl � V f ( n , a , z ) Z V ( n ′ , a ′ , z ′ ) Γ ( z , dz ′ ) = max d + β n ′ ≤ n , k , d s . t . � zn ′ ν k 1 − ν � σ + ( 1 + r ) a − ω n ′ − ( r + δ ) k − χ d + a ′ = k ≤ ϕ a d ≥ 0 Define debt: b : = k − a Gavazza-Mongey-Violante, "Aggregate Recruiting Intensity" p.8/28 hello

  21. Value functions - Hiring yl � Z V ( n ′ , a ′ , z ′ ) Γ ( z , dz ′ ) V h ( n , a , z ) = v > 0, e > 0, k , d d + β max s . t . � zn ′ ν k 1 − ν � σ + ( 1 + r ) a − ω n ′ − ( r + δ ) k − χ − C ( e , v , n ) d + a ′ = n ′ − n q ( θ ∗ ) ev = k ≤ ϕ a d ≥ 0 Gavazza-Mongey-Violante, "Aggregate Recruiting Intensity" p.9/28 hello

  22. Reverse engineering the hiring-cost function yl 3.0 � h � Log vacancy yield - log = log ( qe ) v � v 2.5 � Log vacancy rate - log n 2.0 Slope = 0.82 1.5 1.0 0.5 0 0 0.5 1.0 1.5 2.0 2.5 3.0 � h � Log hiring rate log n Gavazza-Mongey-Violante, "Aggregate Recruiting Intensity" p.10/28 hello

  23. Reverse engineering the hiring-cost function yl 3.0 � h � Log vacancy yield - log = log ( qe ) v � v 2.5 � Log vacancy rate - log n 2.0 Slope = 0.82 1.5 1.0 0.5 0 0 0.5 1.0 1.5 2.0 2.5 3.0 � h � Log hiring rate log n � κ 1 � γ 2 � � v κ 2 e γ 1 + C ( e , v , n ) = v , γ 1 ≥ 1, γ 2 ≥ 0 γ 2 + 1 γ 1 n � �� � Cost per vacancy Gavazza-Mongey-Violante, "Aggregate Recruiting Intensity" p.10/28 hello

  24. Reverse engineering the hiring-cost function yl 3.0 � h � Log vacancy yield - log = log ( qe ) v � v 2.5 � Log vacancy rate - log n 2.0 Slope = 0.82 1.5 1.0 0.5 0 0 0.5 1.0 1.5 2.0 2.5 3.0 � h � Log hiring rate log n � h � γ 2 γ 2 log q ( θ ∗ )+ log e = Const. − log γ 1 + γ 2 γ 1 + γ 2 n � h � v � � γ 1 γ 1 log q ( θ ∗ )+ = Const. − log log γ 1 + γ 2 γ 1 + γ 2 n n Gavazza-Mongey-Violante, "Aggregate Recruiting Intensity" p.10/28 hello

  25. Reverse engineering the hiring-cost function yl 3.0 � h � Log vacancy yield - log = log ( qe ) v � v 2.5 � Log vacancy rate - log n 2.0 Slope = 0.82 Slope = 0.82 1.5 1.0 0.5 0 0 0.5 1.0 1.5 2.0 2.5 3.0 � h � Log hiring rate log n � h � γ 2 γ 2 log q ( θ ∗ )+ log e = Const. − log γ 1 + γ 2 γ 1 + γ 2 n � h � v � � γ 1 γ 1 log q ( θ ∗ )+ = Const. − log log γ 1 + γ 2 γ 1 + γ 2 n n Gavazza-Mongey-Violante, "Aggregate Recruiting Intensity" p.10/28 hello

  26. Value functions - Entry yl • Initial wealth: Household allocates a 0 to λ 0 potential entrants • Productivity: Potential entrants draw z ∼ Γ 0 ( z ) • Entry: Choice to become incumbent and pay χ 0 start-up costs � � a 0 , V i ( n 0 , a 0 − χ 0 , z ) V e ( a 0 , z ) = max Selection at entry based only on productivity z Life cycle: slow growth b/c of fin. constraints and convex hiring costs Equilib rium Gavazza-Mongey-Violante, "Aggregate Recruiting Intensity" p.11/28 hello

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