Youth Employment and Economic Growth in WAEMU Countries

Youth employment, unemployment, skills and economic growth

Youth Employment in Developing Countries

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The Determinants of Gender Equality in Youth Employment in Developing Countries

Expended Abstract Introduction Sexual discrimination is not defined as the equalization of facilities and opportunities among men and women. One of the dimensions of gender inequality can be expressed in terms of the inequality of employment opportunities, types of jobs, and the level of payment for equal work between men and women.By looking at the results of the workforce surveys of 1395, i...

The Determinants of Gender Equality in Youth Employment in Developing Countries

Expended Abstract Introduction Sexual discrimination is not defined as the equalization of facilities and opportunities among men and women. One of the dimensions of gender inequality can be expressed in terms of the inequality of employment opportunities, types of jobs, and the level of payment for equal work between men and women.By looking at the results of the workforce surveys of 1395, i...

Population, employment and economic growth in Ireland.

The population of the Republic of Ireland increased at an annual average rate of 1.5% between 1971-79. There is no evidence of a slowing down in the population growth rate since 1979; the electoral register totals have shown larger increases in the 2 years since 1979 than over the 1971-79 period. Rapid population growth is a unique experience in Ireland. The highly variable rate of populatio...