Regional Analysis of Youth Unemployment in Serbia

Jelena Stanković; Marija Džunić; Vesna Janković-Milić

Avtorji

Jelena Stanković
Marija Džunić
Vesna Janković-Milić

Ključne besede:

brezposelnost mladih, regionalne razlike, ekonomska kriza

Povzetek

Brezposelnost mladih predstavlja globalni ekonomski in družbeni problem, še posebej zaradi dejstva, da je v zadnjih nekaj desetletjih stopnja brezposelnosti mladih višja od stopnje brezposelnosti odrasle populacije. Položaj mladih
na trgu dela je izrazito nazadoval zaradi ekonomske krize, katere posledica je višanje stopnje brezposelnosti mladih, kar povzroča resne težave v smislu revščine in družbene izključenosti mladih. V Srbiji, kjer je gospodarstvo v tranziciji, politična nestabilnost, regionalne razlike in oslabljen izobraževalni sistem, nezaposlenost mladih postaja alarmanten problem. Cilj tega prispevka je prikazati stanje brezposelnosti mladih glede na regije v Srbiji v primerjavi s kazalniki ekonomske učinkovitosti, z namenom ugotoviti relacijo med stopnjo brezposelnosti mladih in najpomembnejšimi kazalniki družbenega in gospodarskega razvoja. Do rezultatov raziskave smo prišli z uporabo relevantnih statističnih metod – deskriptivne statistike
in analize variance.

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