The aim of the work is to shed light on how some determinants, especially in the spheres of family background, differently affect the heterogeneous category of selfemployment across a set of transition economies of Eastern Europe, where more or less restrictive policies and dissimilar liberalization processes have been adopted over time. At this end, three-stage structural multinomial logit models as discrete choice models are estimated on 2005 EU-SILC data. Country-specific differentials are sketched and it emerges how, in some countries, employment choice is devised in a dualist perspective.
A Multinomial Model to Deal with heterogeneity of Self-Employment in Eastern Europe
CASTELLANO, Rosalia;PUNZO, Gennaro
2011-01-01
Abstract
The aim of the work is to shed light on how some determinants, especially in the spheres of family background, differently affect the heterogeneous category of selfemployment across a set of transition economies of Eastern Europe, where more or less restrictive policies and dissimilar liberalization processes have been adopted over time. At this end, three-stage structural multinomial logit models as discrete choice models are estimated on 2005 EU-SILC data. Country-specific differentials are sketched and it emerges how, in some countries, employment choice is devised in a dualist perspective.File in questo prodotto:
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