Youth unemployment and residential location 19.01.09.ppt

8/17/2019 Youth unemployment and residential location 19.01.09.ppt

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Project Proposal

Elina Dayanova Gregor Vulturius

Youth unemployment andresidential location


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OutlineAbout the research

Current studies review

ethodology description

!esults anticipated


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About the research

Aim o" the research# $o evaluate thein%uence o" residential location on youthunemployment probability

Object of the research: individuals at theage o" &' to () years in !ussia and Germany

Subject of the research: in%uence o"residential location on youth unemploymentprobability


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$as*s $as* $o distinguish regional

characteristics impact on youth probabilityo" unemployment

$as* +# $o distinguish education impact onyouth probability o" unemployment


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Current studies review

,olloway -. !./ 0The Role of Residential Location inConditioning the Eect of Metropolitan Economic Structureon Male Youth Employment 1/ +))2 $he Pro"essionalGeographer/ Vol. 3) 4&5/ p. (& 6 23

!. 7reen/ 0Explaining Cross-national Variation in Youthnemployment 1/ +))3 European -ociological !eview/ Vol.

+&4+5/ p.&+38&(29ieselbach/ $./ 7eelmann/ G./ Erwien/ 7./ -tit:el/ A./ $raiser/

;. 4&clusion. A Comparison o" -i> European Countries.Psychology o" -ocial ?neBuality/ vol. &). Pages &(&8&2

awless/ artin/ ,ardy 4&


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ethodology description

!ussia ongitudinal onitoring [email protected]

Cross8sectional repeated sample with split8panel isused. Data on households and individuals isincluded separately. Amount o" sampling# 2))) o"households. Periods o" reali:ation# &


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ethodology descriptionMethods in use: ultinominal regressionDependent variable: abour ar*et -tatus

Independent variables:

Sex

Age

Residential Location# !egion 4!ussia# Federal DistrictsGermany# &'

Federal ands5/ ;rban vs. !ural/ !egional characteristics4average rate o" unemplo:ment and average wage5

ducation 4-chool/ Vacational $raining/ ,igher Education/Postgraduate

-tudies5

Income 4Personal ?ncome/ -pouse ?ncome/ other "amilymembers income5

!or" xperience 4wor*ed or not5


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!esults anticipated Youth who live in regions with high average

unemployment rates are less li*ely to have a job Youth who live in regions with high average

wage level are more li*ely to have a job Youth who live in the capital o" the country and

in regional centers in !ussia as well as inGermany are more li*ely to have a job Youth who live in urban areas in !ussia as well

as in Germany are more li*ely to have a jobthan those who live in rural areas Youth with higher education level are more

li*ely to have a job than those who have lowereducation level even in regions with highaverage level o" unemployment and low

average wage level


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!esults delimitations $he results could be improved by including

additional "actors in the model/ such associal ties/ in"ormal practices/ etc.


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Youth unemployment and residential location 19.01.09.ppt