Analysis of Labour Market Indicators in Slovakia
Journal Title: Journal of Competitiveness - Year 2011, Vol 3, Issue 2
Abstract
One of the prerequisites for the creation of employment opportunities is the overall conditions of a country’s economy. However, this prerequisite is not the only requirement that guarantees an increase in employment. The factors that influence the rate of employment are connected with the entrepreneurial environment of a country. The entrepreneurial environment is one of the basic factors that contribute to the creation of work opportunities in a market economy. This paper points to the fact that, future growth of the employment rate will be connected to the quality of the workforce as well as the renewed economic-political concept with a priority on the knowledge economy based on learning competences.
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Rastislav Kotulič
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