The Nature and the Determinants of Labor Market Transitions in Former Communist Economies: Evidence from Bulgaria
Type of Work
Article
Date
4-1997
Journal Title
Industrial Relations
Journal ISSN
0019-8676
Journal Volume
36
Journal Issue
2
First Page
229
Last Page
254
DOI
10.1111/0019-8676.501997013
Abstract
To generate stylized facts on transitions between different labor market states during early transition, panel data for a sample of the registered unemployed in Bulgaria were collected. We find that about 60 percent of the unemployed are long-term unemployed. From logit regressions we find that women who had higher education and had not received unemployment benefits are more likely to be reemployed. For men, these factors are not significant, although participation in a training program is significant.
Citation Information
Jones, Derek C. and Kato, Takao, "The Nature and the Determinants of Labor Market Transitions in Former Communist Economies: Evidence from Bulgaria" (1997). Hamilton Digital Commons.
https://digitalcommons.hamilton.edu/articles/324
Hamilton Areas of Study
Economics
Notes
JEL Classification: P23, J64, P21