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Effects on Labor Participation by Sex and Age in OECD Countries . OFCE Document de travail , 2012-09. Finegan , A. T. ( 1991 ): Discouraged Workers and Economic
for the analysis is as follows (1): Y Nonfarm incomes = B 0 + B 1 ∗ Years of education + B 2 ∗ Age of household + B 3 ∗ Household size + B 4 ∗ Family members above 18 years + B 5 ∗ Farm incomes + B 6 ∗ Farm size + B 7 ∗ Total
-Specific Questions Question Group 2 Cooperation Question Group 3 Reciprocity in Each Situation Question Group 4 Knowledge Transfer Problems Respondent's gender; age; place of residence; study discipline; current year of study; reasons for choice of respondent
environment and more exposed (for good or bad) to everything that is happening there. In antiquity and the Middle Ages, the mechanism of the historical Silk Road demonstrated for about 17 centuries the power of international trade and integrated key fragments
. World Bank (1994): Averting the Old-age Crisis: Policies to Protect the Old and Promote Growth. New York: Oxford University Press. Averting the Old-age Crisis: Policies to Protect the Old and Promote Growth
. Botham , R. – Graves , A. ( 2009 ): The Grey Economy: How Third Age Entrepreneurs are Contributing to Growth . London : NESTA Research report . Bruton , G. D. – Ahlstrom , A
Tangermann, S. and Banse, M. (eds): Central and Eastern European Agriculture in an Expanding European Union, New York: CAB International, Wellingford, 2000, 210 pp.; Leipold, H. and Pies, I. (eds): Ordnungstheorie und Ordnungspolitik (Konzeptionen und Entwicklungsperspektiven) Stuttgart: Lucius & Lucius, 2000, 456 pp.; At age 81 passed away György Hajdu translator and copy editor of this journal from the very beginning until the early nineties.;
Crisis and economic growth in the EU
Medium and long-term trends
. Durlauf, S. — Quah, D. (2002): The New Empirics of Economic Growth. NBER Working Papers , No. 6422. National Bureau of Economic Research. EC (European Commission) (2008): The 2009 Ageing Report: Underlying Assumptions and
Can socioeconomic fluctuations explain variations in European Union suicide mortality? To answer this question, we investigate the effect of socioeconomic and demographic factors on (agespecific) male and female suicide rates using a fixed-effects technique and panel data for 15 EU countries, over a time period that leads up to, coincides with, and follows the recession of 2008. The findings show that suicide rates for young and working-age populations are more sensitive to general economic conditions than suicide rates for other age groups, and that male suicide behavior is more responsive than female behavior. In this setting, suicide rates are likely to be higher in countries with lower income, higher unemployment, higher divorce rates, and, most importantly, weaker systems of social protection. Our results, however, raise serious doubts about government involvement in crisis-related mental illness prevention and mental health promotion.
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