Educational Mismatch and Unemployment Duration of High Level Educated Individuals in Iran

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Jafari Seresht Davood; Naeini Hadi

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Journal: Journal of Economic Research Year:2023 | Volume:58 | Issue:2 Page(s): 207-230

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Title

Educational Mismatch and Unemployment Duration of High Level Educated Individuals in Iran

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Jafari Seresht Davood | Naeini Hadi | Issue Writer Certificate

Keywords

Competing Risk Model

Educational mismatch

Unemployment duration

Abstract

This study aims at investigating the determinants on Unemployment duration of high level educated individuals in Iran. To achieve this purpose, the information of Labor Force Survey in 2020 and Competing Risk Model approach with transitions out of unemployment by exiting toward well matched or wrong matched position, have been used.The results show that individuals with short-cycle tertiary education are less likely to get a well matched position while Individuals with short-cycle tertiary education are more likely to get a wrong matched position. Among the major educational groups, the Humanities and Arts as well as Health were more likely to achieve a well matched position and less likely to achieve a wrong matched position. Females are more likely to achieve a well matched position than males. High level educated individuals in rural areas are more (less) likely to achieve a wrong matched (well matched) position. With increasing age, the possibility of getting a well matched and wrong matched position will decrease. The single compared to married individuals and those with no experiences compared to experienced individuals, were less likely to get a well matched and wrong matched position. Finally, when the unemployment rate increases, the risk of getting a well matched (wrong matched) position is reduced (increased).JEL Classification: J64, J24, C41

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