Chômage, qualité de l'emploi et pauvreté: le cas de la Bulgarie

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Autor principal: Alexandre Kolev
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Publicado: International Labour Organization 2005
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contents Chômage, qualité de l'emploi et pauvreté: le cas de la Bulgarie Alexandre Kolev Seeks to identify the determinants of poverty in Bulgaria and to profile groups at risk of adverse labour-market outcomes. The author's methodology is based on a detailed consideration of income and non-income dimensions of poverty and perceptions of well-being at work. Examines the incidence of poverty in relation to personal, labour-market and household characteristics over the period 1995-2001. Though important to an individual's poverty status, labour-market circumstances tend merely to mitigate or worsen the dominant effect of family circumstances. Suggests that non-income dimensions of poverty, chiefly poor working conditions, pose an important policy challenge. publication.journalArticle
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institution Organización Internacional del Trabajo (OIT)
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publisher International Labour Organization
spellingShingle Chômage, qualité de l'emploi et pauvreté: le cas de la Bulgarie
Alexandre Kolev
Chômage, qualité de l'emploi et pauvreté: le cas de la Bulgarie Alexandre Kolev Seeks to identify the determinants of poverty in Bulgaria and to profile groups at risk of adverse labour-market outcomes. The author's methodology is based on a detailed consideration of income and non-income dimensions of poverty and perceptions of well-being at work. Examines the incidence of poverty in relation to personal, labour-market and household characteristics over the period 1995-2001. Though important to an individual's poverty status, labour-market circumstances tend merely to mitigate or worsen the dominant effect of family circumstances. Suggests that non-income dimensions of poverty, chiefly poor working conditions, pose an important policy challenge. publication.journalArticle
title Chômage, qualité de l'emploi et pauvreté: le cas de la Bulgarie
url https://researchrepository.ilo.org/esploro/outputs/journalArticle/Chomage-qualite-de-lemploi-et-pauvrete/995219261802676