This paper analyses the gender-, age- and educational attainment level-specific output–employment relationship its dependence on foreign direct investment (FDI). The unbalanced panel covers 25 European Union countries’ data from 2000 to 2020. Empirical estimations are made using pooled OLS estimator. impact of FDI elasticities is estimated by including multiplicative terms between gross domesti...

The problem of youth unemployment has started to receive attention in a relevant way recently, especially Europe, where the percentage registered for this category population is relatively greater than that adult (Perugini & Signorelli, 2010), also being influenced by last financial crisis (Choudhry et al., 2012). Youth critical social issue because it linked number aspects society (Yamamot...

Doctoral theses (sorted by year) Hammarström, A. (1986). Youth unemployment and ill-health: results from a two year follow-up study. Solna and Sundbyberg, Karolinska Institute. The main objective of this study was to examine the social and medical consequences of youth unemployment. Therefore, a prospective study was started in 1981 including all 1083 pupils in the last year of compulsory schoo...

Disproportionate levels of youth unemployment and economic marginalization in the Middle East have prompted many regional observers to conclude that socioeconomically disadvantaged Middle Eastern youth are more prone to radicalization and thereby constitute a threat to national and international security. The general consensus in these accounts is that low levels of occupational opportunities l...

Since the late 1990s there has been a sharp downward trend in Australian young male suicide. It is possible that a major government youth suicide prevention initiative, the National Youth Suicide Prevention Strategy (NYSPS), implemented during 1995-1999 may have influenced the decline. In this article, we examine time trends in age- and means-specific male and female Australian suicide rates in...

This paper estimates the added worker effect and discouraged for young people in metropolitan Brazil. Its main contribution is to reveal how transition unemployment by household head impacts labor supply among youth, considering demographic changes – especially size composition of family arrangements that Brazil has undergone recent decades. We designed multinomial probit models (with without c...

The fact that minimum wages seem especially binding for young workers has led some countries to adopt age-differentiated minimum wages. We develop a dynamic competitive two-sector labor market model where workerswith heterogeneous initial skills gain productivity through experience.We compare two equally binding schemes of single and age-differentiated minimumwages, and find that although diffe...

The increasing rate of youth unemployment in Africa, particularly Nigeria, remains among the challenges to social and economic stability. Accordingly, Nigerian government implemented several interventions, including Youth-in-Agribusiness (YIA) program reduce unemployment. However, effect these programs on gainful employment creation is yet be documented. Therefore, this study examined impact YI...