Comparative Analysis of Labour Markets in South East Europe

Savić, Mirko; Zubović, Jovan

doi:10.1016/s2212-5671(15)00309-3

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“…In the whole SEE countries, labour market has changed as of the beginning of transition processes and the main aim of these transition processes has been transformation of the labour market into modern labour market, (Cazes & Nesporova, 2004). Many researches argue that this transformation is characterised with job mobility that will be more intensified in the future and the opportunities for life-long jobs will be very rare, (Savi & Zubovi , 2015). But, the processes of transition in Kosovo have had their consequences in increasing of unemployment rate and high level of informal economy, both of them in different evidence are defined as the biggest challenges for Kosovo in the last decade, (Vidovic, 2004) & (Shaipi, 2014).…”

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The Effect of Education in Labour Market: Case Study of Kosovo

Mazelliu¹,

Zogjani²

2015

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One of the major challenges of the post war Kosovo has been establishment and reform of education system and education institutions. Thus, this research aims to address effect of education in labour market outcomes for the period 2009 until 2013, through a theoretical discussion of four main points: the process of establishing the education system in Kosovo in post war period, the effect of education in labour market, participation of education in Kosovo's GDP and countries in the region, investments on education as the main opportunities for reduction of unemployment in Kosovo. In the methodology of this research paper are used secondary data and they are calculating by STATA program. The main analyses in this research paper are: descriptive statistics, regression method and correlation matrix. The results of analyses have shown that in one side education has positive impact on employment and youth employment rate, but it has shown negative impact on job seekers rate; then, on the other side vocational training has shown negative impact on employment but it has positive impact on youth employment rate and job seekers rate. In T-statistical analysis, all analyses have shown non-significance on both variables (education and vocational training) during the period 2009 -2013. In this research paper is concluded that Kosovo has high unemployment rate 35.3% (KAS Report, 2015) and most of Kosovo population is constituted by young people, thus this remains one of the biggest challenge for Kosovo state. Education (including vocational trainings) is shown as the best opportunity to reduce unemployment, especially at younger people, and to integrate them in domestic and international labour markets. Thus, the authors conclude that in order to reduce the high level unemployment rate, Kosovo institutions should focus constantly in creating and improving the education policies.

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The Effect of Education in Labour Market: Case Study of Kosovo

Mazelliu¹,

Zogjani²

2015

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“…It may represent a potential source but also a loss of workforce. While predicting labour migration, it is important to continuously compare labour markets, especially those threatened by a potential brain drain [6]. Apart from macroeconomic trends, it is also vital to pay attention to current attitudes of the young generation, denoted as Generation Y or millennials.…”

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Migration and Mobility of Qualified Millennials

Reissová¹,

Šimsová²

2019

International Scientific Conference EMAN – Economics &Amp; Management: How to Cope With Disrupted Times

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“…Within the index key indicators are studied that are grouped into three categories -overall environment, the ability to use ICT, the impact that ICT has on the economy and society a specific country. The development of microelectronics, production and use of computers enabled the transition from the industrial towards the information society (Ćuzović & Sokolov-Mladenović, 2014;Savić & Zubović, 2015). The application of digital technologies allows all companies, including SMEs, to render services cheaply to a large number of consumers which directly affects the growth of competitiveness of the observed economy.…”

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Driving factors of Serbian competitiveness: Digital economy and ICT

Domazet¹,

Zubović²

2018

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One of the major challenges for policymakers in Serbia is to improve the competitiveness of the Serbian economy. Universally applicable solution to this problem does not exist, but there are certain segments which can be a significant driver of improving the effectiveness and productivity of the economy by implementing diverse possibilities offered by the digital economy. A critical factor in the development of digital economy is the sector of information and communication technology (ICT), which has the potential to extremely improve the competitiveness of Serbia and start production towards modern business processes, but also contribute to a notable synergistic effect in terms of the competitiveness of micro-enterprises. Accordingly, the aim of this paper is to highlight the importance of information and communication technologies (ICT) as a factor for competitiveness and development of the digital economy, to analyze the application of ICT in the economy of Serbia, to highlight the benefits of development and acceptance of new solutions in the field of ICT, to create recommendations that would contribute to improving the business environment in the ICT field, and consequently of the digital economy as a whole.

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Comparative Analysis of Labour Markets in South East Europe

Cited by 7 publications

References 11 publications

The Effect of Education in Labour Market: Case Study of Kosovo

The Effect of Education in Labour Market: Case Study of Kosovo

Migration and Mobility of Qualified Millennials

Driving factors of Serbian competitiveness: Digital economy and ICT

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