REGIONAL EMPLOYMENT AND UNEMPLOYMENT STRUCTURES IN ROMANIA

Ana Delia Băbeanu
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Ana Delia Băbeanu: University of Amsterdam – The Netherlands, The Faculty of Economics and Business

Annals - Economy Series, 2011, vol. 1, 167-184

Abstract: This paper analyses the employment phenomena of the workforce and unemployment on a regional level. It has been outlined the functional relation between the development level and the profile of the regions from Romania on one hand, and the employment and unemployment processes on the other hand. The main focus was on three main problems: the participation of the population from the regions in the economic and social activities, the evolutions and structures of the employed population, the evolutions and structures of the unemployment phenomenon. There have also been pointed out the disparities between the development regions in Romania regarding the use of the labour force and unemployment as factual arguments for the improvement of the regional development policy and the intensification of some efficient actions for the employment of the available labour resources.

Keywords: development regions; regional development; active population; rate of activity; employed population; employment rate; unemployment rate. (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2011
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