Determinants and Economic Consequences of Youth Unemployment at the Beginning of the 21st Century

Determinants and Economic Consequences of Youth Unemployment at the Beginning of the 21st Century

Themenheft Jahrbücher für Nationalökonomie und Statistik 4+5/2015

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Fitzenberger, BerndHrsg.Gürtzgen, NicoleHrsg.Pfeiffer, FriedhelmHrsg.

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In a number of European economies youth unemployment has increased again to unexpected and unwanted levels. It has become one of the pressing labor market problems that many countries are currently facing. This special issue involves a collection of current research and new findings. The contributions improve our understanding of the determinants and economic consequences of youth unemployment and implications for policies to combat it

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VerlagDe Gruyter

ErscheinungsortBerlin/München/Boston

Erscheinungsdatum21.11.2016

SpracheEnglisch

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WarengruppeSozialwissenschaften, Recht, Wirtschaft | Wirtschaft | Volkswirtschaft

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