Youth labour markets in Spain: education, training and crowding-out
Florentino Felgueroso and
Juan F Jimeno
Authors registered in the RePEc Author Service: Juan J. Dolado
UC3M Working papers. Economics from Universidad Carlos III de Madrid. Departamento de EconomÃa
Abstract:
The stylised facts describing the evolution of youth labour markets in Spain can be characterised as a "high-skill, bad-job trap" where higher educated workers end up in semi or unskilled entry jobs while crowding out lower educated workers from that type of job. A simple matching model with multiple contracting regimes is used to explain how a less tigher skilled labour market can be lead to crowding-out of lower educated worker and less on-the-jobtraining.
Keywords: Unemployment; Education; Training; matching (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 1999-11
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