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Caída de la actividad en la población adulta. ¿Un efecto de la crisis económica o de la estructura del mercado de trabajo?

Caída de la actividad en la población adulta. ¿Un efecto de la crisis económica o de la estructura del mercado de trabajo?
Caída de la actividad en la población adulta. ¿Un efecto de la crisis económica o de la estructura del mercado de trabajo?
This paper first, describe the evolution of the abandon of the labor activity in Spain (1976-2011), attending to age and moment of observation. Second, we analyze the ducational level in order to analyze the differences and similarities between the crisis (1976-1997) and economic expansion (1998-2008). For it we use the Labour Force Survey for the male population over 55 years. We model the probability of being active through logistic regression models. The results point to the impact of the economic situation, while the crisis that began in the seventies early retirement multiplied, with the subsequent economic expansion (twenty-first century) decreased, and thus under a similar legislative framework. In addition, retirement occurs later the higher level of education, so that an effective strategy would be a broad educational policy that includes the elderly.
978?84?695?4480?8
413-421
Universidad de Cantabria
Gomez Leon, Madelin
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Miret Gamundi, Pau
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Reques, Pedro
de Cos, Olga
Gomez Leon, Madelin
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Miret Gamundi, Pau
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Reques, Pedro
de Cos, Olga

Gomez Leon, Madelin and Miret Gamundi, Pau (2012) Caída de la actividad en la población adulta. ¿Un efecto de la crisis económica o de la estructura del mercado de trabajo? Reques, Pedro and de Cos, Olga (eds.) In Actas del XIII Congreso de la Población Española, la Población en Clave Territorial. Universidad de Cantabria. pp. 413-421 .

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This paper first, describe the evolution of the abandon of the labor activity in Spain (1976-2011), attending to age and moment of observation. Second, we analyze the ducational level in order to analyze the differences and similarities between the crisis (1976-1997) and economic expansion (1998-2008). For it we use the Labour Force Survey for the male population over 55 years. We model the probability of being active through logistic regression models. The results point to the impact of the economic situation, while the crisis that began in the seventies early retirement multiplied, with the subsequent economic expansion (twenty-first century) decreased, and thus under a similar legislative framework. In addition, retirement occurs later the higher level of education, so that an effective strategy would be a broad educational policy that includes the elderly.

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Published date: September 2012
Venue - Dates: XIII Congreso de la Población Española, 2012-09-12 - 2012-09-14
Organisations: Gerontology

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Local EPrints ID: 367345
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/367345
ISBN: 978?84?695?4480?8
PURE UUID: 49bab518-1b9c-437d-8db1-e54a49a0a4d0

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Last modified: 14 Mar 2024 17:28

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Author: Madelin Gomez Leon
Author: Pau Miret Gamundi
Editor: Pedro Reques
Editor: Olga de Cos

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