Education and labour
The effect of education and economic growth in the labour market in transition economies - Case study for SEE countries
... %, and in SEE countries may expect further long-term increases of unemployment ...the labour market is the area where the transition process has had big changes and long-term implications, so ...
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Education and labour market transitions : a survival analysis using Portuguese data
... loss, and, second, once unemployed there is a risk of not finding a ...survey) and Germany (German Socio-Economic Panel – GSOEP) in the ...that education lowers the risk of unemployment; the ...
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Child labour and the MDGs
... the education and skills they need to obtain decent work and incomes as ...poverty and hunger (MDG 1) is essential to combating child labour, just as the reduction of child ...
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The characteristics and regional distribution of older workers in Portugal
... the labour force with 55 years old and above, 4,2% in 1999 and 6,7% in ...Economic and Monetary Union, in 1999, starting with 362 thousands of workers in 1989 (16,7%), 295,3 in 1999 (11,5%) ...
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Labour market inequalities and the role of institutions
... supply and demand in the labour market for individual skills (Katz and Murphy, ...development and education” (the forces behind shifts in demand and supply of skilled employees) ...
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Economic and social structures of water buffalo farming in Muş province of Turkey
... middle- and old-aged. The education level of buffalo farmers was ...rearing and crop farming, followed by rearing other animal ...GPV and it captured ...second, and its contribution to ...
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An Overview on child Labour Determinants : The Portuguese case
... child labour is the average low level of educational attainment among the Portuguese ...adults and guaranty a generalised education for ...preparation and motivation of many of ...child ...
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Modelling seasonal farm labour demand: What can we learn from rural Kakamega district, western Kenya?
... functions, and it leads to bias and inconsistent ordinary least square estimators (Wooldridge, 2009: ...estimated labour demand models were subjected to a specification ...of labour used in ...
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A QUANTITATIVE APPROACH ON LABOUR FORCE IN ROMANIA IN 2003 -2011
... forestry and fishing (32% of CE), followed by Industry (25% of CE) and Trade (11% of CE), Education, Construction and Transport, storage and communications have each 5% of ...Health ...
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Implications of Educational Attainment on Labour Market
... higher education, 36% of self-employed with higher education have the quality of ...discouragement and voluntary exclusion from the labour ...crisis and is willing to learn in greater ...
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Financialisation and the fall in the labour share: a panel data econometric analysis for the European Union countries
... financialisation and the labour share using panel data composed of 27 European Union countries over 19 years (from 1995 to ...the labour share through three different channels: the change in the ...
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Advantages and disadvantages of labour and normal cesarean: view puerperal
... normal and/or cesarean ...instrument and saturation of the data collected resulting in 21 mothers during March ...(age, education, profession, religion, family income, marital status, origin) ...
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Functional income distribution in a small European country: The role of financialisation and other determinants
... financialisation and the evolution of labour income share in Portugal from 1978 to ...the labour income share that includes standard variables (technological progress, globalisation, education ...
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Functional income distribution in portugal: the role of financialisation and other related determinants
... the labour share in the short-term, while trade union density exerts a positive ...activity and shareholder orientation are positively related with the labour share in the ...model, and the ...
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Valeriu MOSNEAGA THE LABOR MIGRATION OF MOLDOVAN POPULATION: TRENDS AND EFFECTS Nº 32007
... work and then return back with earnings without any ...sums and the money transfer channels from the duration of stay is ...channels, and 66,7% by informal ...
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Firing and training costs and labour market segmentation
... Tella and MacCulloch (2005) find some support of the hypothesis suggested in Lazear (1990) that the effects of the flexibility level on the labour market may be non ...Pfann and Palm (1993) find ...
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Elspeth Guild & Sandra Mantu (ed.) Constructing and Imagining Labour Migration. Perspectives of Control from Five Continents, Surrey: Ashgate, 2011, 311 pages, ISBN 978-1-4094-0963-2
... of labour migration control should be enlarged, beyond external or internal controls, to include the phenomena like illegality and deporta ilit ...migration and those with a light ...
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THE IMPACT OF LABOUR MARKET INSTITUTIONS ON PRODUCTIVITY IN A SECTORAL APPROACH
... economic and employment growth by the EU KLEMS (2003) ...goods and services produced in an industry or sector of an ...Industry and Services, based on ISIC Rev ...(2006), and the data of ...
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rev. educ. fis. vol.22 número1
... recognition and identiication of different events that contribute to remem- ...contingent, and personal knowledge ...portfolio and the focus-group ...
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Technical Education, Noncognitive Skills and Labor Market Outcomes: Experimental Evidence from Brazil Juliana Camargo Lycia Lima Flavio Riva Andre Portela Souza
... B and C provide some preliminary evidence on how men and women in our sample differ in terms of noncognitive skills in the absence of the ...experiences and locus of ...(b) and (c): ...
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