[PDF] Top 20 The Impact of Economic Crisis on Graduates’ Employment and Work

... instead of having a case of skills-defi cient gradu- ates, the economic crisis may have raised a lack of demand and sub utilization of the skills for which ... See full document

... for the potential policy recommendations, we would like to highlight three of ...for employment in Poland. Therefore, further increase of minimum wage over the average wage, should be ... See full document

... be the tendency, to have a more flexible labour market, being cheaper for enterprises to have two young employees for working only half day each, instead of hiring only ...some work stability, are ... See full document

... aim of this study is to evaluate the macro-economic impact of a CSP HYSOL plant and its effect on a series of domestic and non-domestic indicators including: ... See full document

... – and the relative size of each sub-sector. The formal sector, as expected, behaves ...during the economic up- turns but significantly increases its share during the deep ... See full document

... agents and objects of reform. On the one hand, austerity measures such as cutbacks, which are the focus of this article, tend to be associated with staff reductions, wage ... See full document

... above, the economic crisis in Uruguay led to sharp contraction of credit and to an important restructuring of the banking ...whether the size of the ... See full document

... Although the evaluation of European Union regional policy is nec- essary to improve the effectiveness of the operational programmes, it is not usual to find studies comparing the ... See full document

... as the only explanatory ...agricultural employment in Spain is basically determined by ...be the primary factor to be taken into account given the already described characteristics of ... See full document

... in the employment of graduates in educational sciences, in a context of ...study and much additional research is still needed to determine the variables that influence ... See full document

... terms of infant health outcomes, Bózzoli and Quintana-Domeque (2010) use a less exploited data source – the national registry of live births for the period 2001-2003 – to compute ... See full document

... denotes the correlation coefficient between the error terms 𝑢 and 𝑣 ; Φ ...is the bivariate standard normal cumulative function and Φ(. ) the univariate standard normal ... See full document

... stop the use concerning cash as a mechanism of interchange for services and goods by authorizing non-digital payment means cheques or digital transfer payments (Tee and ...2016). The ... See full document

... point of view, SD demands the ac- cess to clean, safe, reliable and affordable energy sour- ces (Vera et ...development and energy access (REN21, ...16.7% of global final energy ... See full document

... Focusing on the effects of context on electoral participation, we find some of the patterns suggested by Reif and Schmitt (1980) regarding voter experimentation that can ... See full document

... financial and non-financial performance (Bontis, Crossan & Hulland, 2002; Dimovski & Skerlavaj, 2005; Jiménez & Cegarra, 2006), and plays a part in the tangible and intangible ... See full document

... component of the survey was a 24 hour light time diary, consisting of a grid format with a list of 30 predetermined activities and a range of context indicators in the ... See full document

... our work we are particularly concerned with clarifying what exactly is meant when referring to visitor related performance in ...al. and Gainer and Padanyi [21,22] feel that the outcome ... See full document

... through the provision of income support to poor families (mainly aimed at improving nutritional standards and their access to health-care service); and also of incentives to invest in ... See full document

... received the same status. The percentage of Mexico’s total exports to the United States decreased from ...share of the ...as the second-leading supplier of U.S. ... See full document