The relationship between youth employment and older persons' employment in 20 OECD countries

Inspired by the “lump of labour” theory, a large number of OECD countries have encouraged the expansion of early retirement policies in response to rising unemployment since the 1970s. In reality, however, youth employment is found to be positively correlated with older persons' employment, alt...

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Economic models
Heterogeneity
International economic organizations
Labor force
OECD countries
Older people
older worker
retirement
Retirement policies
Unemployment
Youth employment
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