Heterogeneous Determinants of Local Unemployment in Poland

Ciżkowicz, Piotr; Kowalczuk, Michał; Sidlo, Katarzyna

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“…Izraeli and Murphy (2003) found that per capita income to have a statistically significant effect on unemployment. Ciżkowicz et al (2016) identified the determinants of large disparities in local unemployment rates across Poland by using an extensive panel data-set on the NUTS-4 level and shows that there is low unemployment where there is a high per capita income. Unemployment also has negative consequences for human welfare (Kunze and Suppa, 2017).…”

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Analysis of the relationship between income inequality and social variables: Evidence from Indonesia

Taresh¹,

Sari²,

Purwono³

2021

Economics &Amp; Sociology

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Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

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Analysis of the relationship between income inequality and social variables: Evidence from Indonesia

Taresh¹,

Sari²,

Purwono³

2021

Economics &Amp; Sociology

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“…When we look at the unemployment of Poland from the regional point of view, we come to the knowledge that there are very different local unemployment determinants. Generally speaking, differences in local unemployment rates are mainly influenced by local demographic factors, levels of education and structure of individual sectors as opposed to labor demand (Cizkowicz, Kowalczuk, and Rzonca 2014).…”

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Defining the Unemployment Determinants of the Post-Transition Central European EU Member Countries

2019

MGT

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Aim of the research is to define unemployment determinants of the labor markets on the example of post-transition Central European eu member countries-Poland, Czech, Slovak, Hungary, Slovenia, and Croatia. The purpose of the paper is to point out the role and importance of studying the labor market unemployment determinants of the post-transition countries to provide a proposal for reducing unemployment. In this paper as independent macroeconomic variables have been analyzed gross domestic product, public debt, labor force participation rate and institutional variables like some fixed-term and part-time contracts and expenditures for active and passive labor market policies. An analysis of the labor market unemployment determinants for the Central European eu member countries has been conducted by econometric models of multiple linear regression for each country to determine whether there are differences in unemployment rates between countries within one panel. Results of the research show that in almost all countries, public debt as a macroeconomic variable has a significant impact on unemployment growth, while passive labor market policies of the institutional variables have the most significant impact on the level of unemployment.

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“…Regional studies in Central and East countries including Poland are mostly concentrated on regional unemployment disparities. Understanding and significance of regional differences in the level and dynamics of unemployment is the basis for extensive research work, among others (e.g., Walsh ; Newell ; Newell and Pastore ; Buettner ; Marksoo et al ; Tyrowicz and Wójcik ; Ingham et al ; Marelli et al ; Ciżkowicz et al ).…”

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Informal work in Poland – a regional approach

Nikulin

Sobiechowska-Ziegert

2018

Papers in Regional Science

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In our paper we try to combine the theories explaining the prevalence of informal work, using a regional approach. Reviewing the literature, we observe that, there is no evidence to confirm that the relationships that occur in cross‐country comparisons remain significant when we use regional data and analyse cross‐regional variations. Our general question is therefore whether there is simply more informal work in less‐developed regions, as the modernization theory asserts. Our analysis concludes that there is limited correlation between the prevalence of informal work and a region's level of development, whereas there is a significant positive autocorrelation between the extent of informal work in the analysed voivodships in Poland.

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Heterogeneous Determinants of Local Unemployment in Poland

Cited by 7 publications

References 44 publications

Analysis of the relationship between income inequality and social variables: Evidence from Indonesia

Analysis of the relationship between income inequality and social variables: Evidence from Indonesia

Defining the Unemployment Determinants of the Post-Transition Central European EU Member Countries

Informal work in Poland – a regional approach

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