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189. Flexible but segmentes labour marketsJanez Šušteršič, Tanja Kosi, Bojan Nastav, 2011, published scientific conference contribution Abstract: The article is the first analysis of student work in Slovenia based on a sample of individual-level data rather than a survey. The first part presents aggregated data on the extent and cost of student work, comparing them to relevant labour market aggregates and considering the competitiveness of students in the labour market. The second part provides statistical tests of the common assumption that working students, due to their preferential tax and regulatory treatment, crowd out some other groups of job seekers from the labour market. It is shown that student work has a statistically significant and quantitatively non-negligible positive impact on the rate of youth unemployment (under the age of 30), especially on the unskilled segment. However, there is no evidence on its impact on the unemployment of young graduates.
Keywords: student work, regulation, labor market, youth, unskilled workers, graduates
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190. The behaviour of stock markets in transition economiesTimotej Jagrič, Tanja Markovič-Hribernik, Vita Jagrič, 2005, published scientific conference contribution Abstract: In the paper we investigate the properties of the stock markets in six transition economies: Slovenia, Hungary, Poland, Russia, Slovakia and the Czech Republic. We try to find out, whether the transition has some effect on the stock markets in the sense of Efficient Market Hypothesis (EMH). According to the empirical work done in this field we suggest methodology, which will be based on a new approach for testing the validly of the EMH. In contrast to other studies, we will not only test the EMH for the whole transition process, but also investigate whether the result are stable over time. This will probably give us some additional information on the transition process in the observed countries.
Keywords: trg kapitala, analiza, kapital, tranzicija
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