Europe is one of the richest and most educated areas of the world, yet it faces low economic growth, structural difficulties in the labour market, and stiff international competition. This book looks at the current state of play in education and training in Europe and asks what policies are necessary to ensure Europe can meet future labour demands.
Europe is one of the richest and most educated areas of the world, yet it faces low economic growth, structural difficulties in the labour market, and stiff international competition. This book looks at the current state of play in education and training in Europe and asks what policies are necessary to ensure Europe can meet future labour demands.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Giorgio Brunello holds a MsC in Economics from the LSE and a PhD in Economics from Osaka University, Japan. He has taught at Osaka, Venice, and is currently Professor of Economics in Padova. He is a Research Fellow at IZA (Bonn) and CESifo (Munich). Pietro Garibaldi is Professor of Economics at the University of Turin, and acts as Economic Counselor of the Italian Ministry of Finance. He is also head of Labor Studies for the Fondazione Debenedetti and research fellow at IGIER, CEPR, and IZA. He holds a PhD in Economics from the London School of Economics. He was previously an economist in the IMF Research Department and an associate professor of Economics at Bocconi University. Etienne Wasmer is Professor of Economics at Sciences Po. Paris and at Université du Québec à Montréal. He is also a Research Fellow in both the Labour Program and the International Macro Program of CEPR. Etienne received a Ph.D. in Economics from the London School of Economics. He is also associate editor of the French think tank on-line telos, and been a consultant for the European Commission for the Socio-Economic Impact of the Cohesion Fund and the Ministry of Finance in Québec. He is currently External Member of the Council of Economic Advisors of the French Prime Minister.
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Introduction Part I The Macroeconomics of Education 1: Theory and Facts Part A- Education Priorities: Growth vs. Cohesion 2: Cohesion and the Supply of General Skills in Europe 3: Higher Education, Innovation, and Growth Part B- The Margins of Improvement in Education Institutions: Skill Mismatch, Skill Portability, and Mobility 4: Internal Mobility, Skills, and Education 5: Skill Mismatch and Over-qualification in the Enlarged Europe 6: Specificity of Skills and Reallocation 7: Policy Implications Part II Workplace Training in Europe 8: Introduction 9: An Overview of the Theoretical Framework 10: Stylised Facts About Workplace Training 11: Training and Labour Market Institutions 12: The Costs and Benefits of Workplace Training 13: Is There Scope for Policy? Final Remarks
Introduction Part I The Macroeconomics of Education 1: Theory and Facts Part A- Education Priorities: Growth vs. Cohesion 2: Cohesion and the Supply of General Skills in Europe 3: Higher Education, Innovation, and Growth Part B- The Margins of Improvement in Education Institutions: Skill Mismatch, Skill Portability, and Mobility 4: Internal Mobility, Skills, and Education 5: Skill Mismatch and Over-qualification in the Enlarged Europe 6: Specificity of Skills and Reallocation 7: Policy Implications Part II Workplace Training in Europe 8: Introduction 9: An Overview of the Theoretical Framework 10: Stylised Facts About Workplace Training 11: Training and Labour Market Institutions 12: The Costs and Benefits of Workplace Training 13: Is There Scope for Policy? Final Remarks
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