Changes in the territorial distribution of population and job seekers with higher education in Hungary

The study uses different statistical methods to examine the change in territorial distribution and concentration of tertiary-educated population unemployed between 2001 2019. Among known regional inequality indicators measuring disparities, Dual index Hoover were used. With help location quotient (LQ), representation those with higher education relation average was explored represented at settlement level. Territorial autocorrelation performed more complexly tertiary graduates within unemployed. Spatial neighborhood impact analyzed using Global Local Moran Index. confirmed regular spatial arrangements graduates. explores whether weighting raw data affects result autocorrelation, furthermore determines differences GIS I.