Determinantes del empleo no pleno de los jóvenes rurales del Ecuador durante el 2020

Maritza Satama-Bermeo and David Singaña-Tapia

Economia Agraria y Recursos Naturales, vol. 21, issue 02

Abstract: [ES] En Ecuador, desde 2017, la representatividad del empleo pleno venía presentando un declive dentro del número de personas empleadas en las áreas urbana y rural. A este problema estructural se suma el freno en el crecimiento económico del país y la región. Por tanto, este estudio busca resaltar los factores que determinan el acceso al empleo no pleno de los jóvenes en las zonas rurales. Para ello, se lleva a cabo la estimación de un modelo probit. Los resultados muestran la necesidad de establecer políticas diferenciadas de acceso al empleo pleno de los jóvenes rurales. [EN] In Ecuador, since 2017, the representativeness of full employment had been showing a decline among the number of employed persons in rural and urban areas. This structural problem joins a break in economic growth of the country and the region. In this sense, this study aims to highlight the factors that determine access to non-full employment of young people in rural areas. For this, the estimation of a probit model is carried out. The results show the need to establish differentiated policies for access to full employment for rural youth.

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