Maroc éducation et emploi une analyse théorique

Morocco education and employment a theory

Mohamed Jellal ()

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Abstract: In this paper, we consider a theoritical model helping to provide a new insights into the functioning of moroccan labor market. The model examines the impact of imperfect competition among firms with access to specific technologies on the emergence of the new modern economy.The The emergence of this economy is characterized by the size of the employment of workers accepting wage for the specific training needed as well as the firms incentive to invest in new technologies given the competitive structure of the labor market and the product produced and exported under uncertain demand. Indeed it is assumed that each of these firms try to attract workers who are the best match for them ie the best trained and who bear the full cost of training is required for the job offered. Both the long term equilibrium wage offered and population distribution are determined. The structure of this new economy depends on both individual incentives as well as those established by public authorities.

Keywords: Formal sector; Education; Job matching; wages competition (search for similar items in EconPapers)
JEL-codes: I21 J23 J24 J31 O17 (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2012
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