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The effects of educational expansion on the functioning of the labour market: report of a comparative study

Catherine Béduwé, Jordi Planas

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Societies are increasingly complex. Change is accelerating and its effects are unknown. Managing uncertainty is a major challenge, to the extent that in economics it is becoming difficult to assess...

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Societies are increasingly complex. Change is accelerating and its effects are unknown. Managing uncertainty is a major challenge, to the extent that in economics it is becoming difficult to assess...

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Societies are increasingly complex. Change is accelerating and its effects are unknown. Managing uncertainty is a major challenge, to the extent that in economics it is becoming difficult to assess...

Key concepts: Labour economics, Economics, Psychology, Demographic economics

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