Our aim is to identify the effect of education (10 categories) on the probability of leaving unemployment for young unemployed without work experience before and after the financial crisis in Belgium. Our data is longitudinal and covers a long period before and after the crisis. We are planning to use duration analysis (mixed proportional hazard model). Many thanks !
A good starting point:
Education and Lifetime Patterns of Unemployment
Stephen Nickell
Journal of Political Economy
Vol. 87, No. 5, Part 2: Education and Income Distribution (Oct., 1979), pp. S117-S131
Although not exactly what you propose, this may be of interest:
Bover, O., Arellano, M. and Bentolila, S. (2002), UNEMPLOYMENT DURATION, BENEFIT DURATION AND THE BUSINESS CYCLE. The Economic Journal, 112: 223–265.
Best regards
Maybe you can see one of our papers:
“Cox Regression Models for Unemployment Durationin Romania, Austria, Slovenia, Croatia, and Macedonia”, in Romanian Journal of Economic Forecasting – 2/2009, with JEL classification: C14, C24, J60, J 64, Institute of Economic Forecasting, Bucharest, Romania, page: 81- 104
Here is a piece using data on individuals from the CPS.
Best, Sylvia
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