Analyzing Persistent Earnings Loss
A landmark study of experienced workers who lost their jobs during a major recession found that even those who quickly found new employment suffered a significant and lasting drop in their annual earnings. Four years after being laid off, their earnings were still substantially lower than those of comparable workers who had not been laid off. Analyze and explain two distinct economic reasons why this earnings gap would likely persist for several years, rather than disappearing once the worker found a new job.
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