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stock-flow matching: a standalone construct

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Labor economics

a matching process in which newly arriving searchers match quickly with the existing stock of the other side or else wait for new inflows.

In labor economics, stock-flow matching refers to a matching process in which newly arriving searchers match quickly with the existing stock of the other side or else wait for new inflows. This meaning comes from Coles (1998) in International Economic Review.[1]

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References

Coles, M. G., & Smith, E. (1998). Marketplaces and Matching. International Economic Review, 39(1), 239. https://doi.org/10.2307/2527239

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