AbstractIn this paper we focus on analysing the evolution of the main relevant macroeconomic E.U. indicators by studying the changes occurred in the last years. We first apply a Hierarchical cluster analysis in order to classify the E.U. countries in two distinct groups. We then estimate a panel data model for each cluster, highlighting the indicators affecting the employment rate. The results indicate a positive influence of earning on employment rate for both clusters, while some particularities were also noticed. Further on, we build a simulation scenario to predict the employment rate for the E.U. member countries
In 2010 the European Commission presented the Europe 2020 strategy with a focus on smart, sustainabl...
The value of the labor force participation rate grew between 2013 and 2021 on average worldwide. Fur...
"The dynamics of dependent employment and unemployment can only be adequately analysed using individ...
AbstractIn this paper we focus on analysing the evolution of the main relevant macroeconomic E.U. in...
This paper examines the evolution of some important macroeconomic indicators for the EU analysing th...
The effects of the economic crisis continue to impact the world economy even if the most difficult ...
The paper deals with an analysis of dynamics and the differentiation of basic features that characte...
Abstract: Dynamics of main indicators in the EU labor market context reflects that the EU labor mark...
Abstract In addition to being one of the important parameters showing the welfare level of the coun...
The average employment rate for the OECD countries was close to 63 percent in the period 2000-2015 b...
The aim of this paper is to contribute to empirical analysis of the differentials, dynamics and dete...
One of the aspects of progressing globalisation processes is the change in the structure of labour m...
The aim of this study is to arrange the member states of the European Union in order of their labour...
We have modeled the employment/population ratio in the largest developed countries. Our results sho...
The aim of this thesis is to examine the direct effects of labour market institu- tions on unemploym...
In 2010 the European Commission presented the Europe 2020 strategy with a focus on smart, sustainabl...
The value of the labor force participation rate grew between 2013 and 2021 on average worldwide. Fur...
"The dynamics of dependent employment and unemployment can only be adequately analysed using individ...
AbstractIn this paper we focus on analysing the evolution of the main relevant macroeconomic E.U. in...
This paper examines the evolution of some important macroeconomic indicators for the EU analysing th...
The effects of the economic crisis continue to impact the world economy even if the most difficult ...
The paper deals with an analysis of dynamics and the differentiation of basic features that characte...
Abstract: Dynamics of main indicators in the EU labor market context reflects that the EU labor mark...
Abstract In addition to being one of the important parameters showing the welfare level of the coun...
The average employment rate for the OECD countries was close to 63 percent in the period 2000-2015 b...
The aim of this paper is to contribute to empirical analysis of the differentials, dynamics and dete...
One of the aspects of progressing globalisation processes is the change in the structure of labour m...
The aim of this study is to arrange the member states of the European Union in order of their labour...
We have modeled the employment/population ratio in the largest developed countries. Our results sho...
The aim of this thesis is to examine the direct effects of labour market institu- tions on unemploym...
In 2010 the European Commission presented the Europe 2020 strategy with a focus on smart, sustainabl...
The value of the labor force participation rate grew between 2013 and 2021 on average worldwide. Fur...
"The dynamics of dependent employment and unemployment can only be adequately analysed using individ...