2015
DOI: 10.18267/j.polek.1032
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Estimation of the Cost of Unemployment in Slovak Republic

Abstract: ÚvodNáklady nezamestnanosti sa stávajú v Európe v poslednom období čoraz častejšie diskutovanou otázkou. Je to o to dôležitejšie, že jedným z pilierov Stratégie Europa 2020 je inkluzívny rast, ktorý si defi nuje zamestnanosť ako nástroj na boj proti chudobe a sociálnej inklúzii (European Commision, 2010). V prípade Slovenskej republiky (SR) je táto otázka ešte viac závažná, nakoľko SR vykazuje dlhodobo jednu z najvyšších mier nezamestnanosti spomedzi krajín Európskeho spoločenstva. Dlhodobá vysoká miera nezame… Show more

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“…As for the applied evaluation approach, counterfactual analysis, some authors have already used it to evaluate selected interventions of the active labour market policy, e.g., in Romania [18], the Czech Republic and other countries by Potluka et al [19,20], Potluka and Spacek [21] and Kopecna [22]. As well, several experts have addressed the evaluation of the active labour market policy measures in Slovakia, e.g., Barosova et al [23], Barosova [24], Borik and Caban [25], Harvan [26], Lubyova et al [27,28], Stefanik [29], Tiruneh et al [30] and Domonkos and Konig [31].…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…As for the applied evaluation approach, counterfactual analysis, some authors have already used it to evaluate selected interventions of the active labour market policy, e.g., in Romania [18], the Czech Republic and other countries by Potluka et al [19,20], Potluka and Spacek [21] and Kopecna [22]. As well, several experts have addressed the evaluation of the active labour market policy measures in Slovakia, e.g., Barosova et al [23], Barosova [24], Borik and Caban [25], Harvan [26], Lubyova et al [27,28], Stefanik [29], Tiruneh et al [30] and Domonkos and Konig [31].…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, in a manner to find solutions for the suppression of unemployment, we must first investigate its causes. Domonkos and Konig (2015) conclude that the cost of unemployment has been reflected in reduced state income due to lower tax rates, increased social benefits for the unemployed, lower amounts for pension and health insurance, major issuance for active labor market policies and reduced indirect tax revenues. In his paper Paul (2001) states that apart from the fact that unemployed persons do not receive income, they lose their skills during the time and their inactivity inevitably leads to social isolation.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 98%