title'Estimating a Simultaneous Search Model'author'Steven Stern'url'http://www.jstor.org/stable/2535293'abstract'The primary goal of this article is to specify and estimate a structural simultaneous search model and then determine the empirical importance of simultaneous search. The results indicate that new labor force entrants search simultaneously. A secondary goal is to identify and estimate job offer arrival rates and wage offer rejection probabilities separately. The results indicate that a significant portion of unemployment spells are caused by slow arrival rates, but policies intended to speed arrival rates would increase the average length of unemployment spells.'journal'Journal of Labor Economics'year'1989'Undefined'0734306X, 15375307''3''348--369''[University of Chicago Press, Society of Labor Economists, NORC at the University of Chicago]''7'