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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"economic inactivity"”.
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An analysis of the determinants and scarring effects of economic inactivity and unemployment in the UK
… determinants and scarring effects phenomenon of economic inactivity and unemployment – NEET (Not in Education, Employment or Training) – in the UK. We are particularly interested in examining the impacts of different business cycle periods and investigate the presence of true state dependence or …
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Female labour market adjustment processes in the UK coalfields.
… experiences of employment change. Trends in economic activity and unemployment in the coalfields, among men and women, are also considered in the context of national trends. The analysis reveals that the male and female labour markets in the coalfields appear to operate more or less …
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Disability and work: investigating the over 50 population in Northern Ireland and England
… NI is much higher than other regions in the UK. Economic inactivity as a whole and economic inactivity on the grounds of sickness/disability are also much higher in NI and are often an important part of the NI Executives Programme for Government. Disability rates using various measures in England …
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The longer-term labour market and community impacts of deindustrialisation: a comparison of the Northumberland coalfield and the Monongahela Valley mill towns
… established. In Northumberland the growth in economic inactivity has created areas where worklessness has become a norm among social networks, influencing the aspirations, motivations and expectations of subsequent generations. This reflects the failure of British public welfare policy to …
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Education and labor market outcomes in South Africa: evidence from the National Income Dynamics Study
… risk, that is, exits into employment or economic inactivity. We use the Kaplan-Meier estimator and the Cox proportion hazard model in these estimations. The results from both estimators show factors that influence unemployment differ by exits, and their effects vary by gender. The hazard …