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Persistent joblessness and fertility intentions

2019

Background: The vast majority of demographic studies have approached and operationalised the notion of economic uncertainty using snapshot indicators. Hence, the complexity and diversity of individuals' employment careers were largely hidden. We posit that the persistence of joblessness - that is, repeated and close spells of joblessness - represents a crucial marker of economic uncertainty in the realm of fertility (intention) research. Objective: We aim to explore the association between persistent joblessness of both members of the couple and women's fertility intentions among those who entered employment at least once in the last five years. Methods: We develop an index of persistent jo…

media_common.quotation_subjectFertilityfertility intentions0502 economics and businessRealmSettore SECS-S/05 - Statistica Sociale050207 economicsDemographymedia_commonMarket conditionsOperationalizationEconomic uncertainty05 social sciencesFertility intentions; Job instability; PersistenceEmployment instability fertility intentions gender differences Italyemployment instabilityMarket dynamicsSettore SECS-S/04 - DemografiaItalylcsh:HB848-3697050902 family studiesgender differences8. Economic growthlcsh:Demography. Population. Vital eventsDemographic economics0509 other social sciencesPsychologyDemographic Research
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Self-employment duration in urban and rural locations

2009

Previous research has shown that local environment is important for self-employment. Self-employment dynamics varies between areas characterized by different labour market conditions, entrepreneurial tradition and other structural factors. Alternation between different labour market states (self-employment, paid-employment, non-employment) is also likely to increase if employment opportunities remain low in local labour market markets. This paper analyses the factors influencing the duration of self-employment spells in Finland with a large registered-based data set from the period of 1987-2002. It is evident that rates of exit out of self-employment and the length of self-employment spells…

sijaintiNational EconomyEconomics and EconometricsLabour economicsVolkswirtschaftstheorieEconomicsEconomicsddc:330Duration (project management)Social sciences sociology anthropologyMarket conditionsSozialwissenschaften SoziologieDescriptive statisticsalue-erotWirtschaftkestoWirtschafts- und SozialgeographieyrittäjyysEconomic and Social Geographyself-employmentLocal environmentddc:300Demographic economicsruralRural areaurbanSelf-employment
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