Structural imbalances as a key factor of unemployment in the Russian labor market

In recent years, the problems of the Russian labor market, especially the scale and characteristics of youth unemployment, get very emotional and negative coverage in the scientific and journalistic discourses. The authors seek to show without any emotional evaluations what are the objective macroec...

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Main Authors: I V Trotsuk, N A Nevzorova
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Peoples’ Friendship University of Russia (RUDN University) 2015-12-01
Series:RUDN journal of Sociology
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Online Access:http://journals.rudn.ru/sociology/article/view/6459
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description In recent years, the problems of the Russian labor market, especially the scale and characteristics of youth unemployment, get very emotional and negative coverage in the scientific and journalistic discourses. The authors seek to show without any emotional evaluations what are the objective macroeconomic causes of the current situation with unemployment, especially youth unemployment. First, the authors identify the main challenges the labor market faces today in terms of the interaction of its key actors (workers, owners of the means of production, educational institutions and various intermediaries, including the state regulating the features of labor recruitment). Second, the article shows the main trends of the last decade that change the structure of employment of the economically active population. Third, the authors name the basic structural imbalances in the Russian labor market, primarily structural and professional imbalance between the demand for labor, the demand for vocational training and offer of educational services, which is quite evident, albeit in different ways, in all spheres of the economy. Fourth, the article describes the specific features of the youth labor market as both affected and contributing to the structural imbalances. Finally, the authors propose a methodology of macroeconomic forecasting that may reduce the problems the Russian society faces in the field of employment.
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spelling doaj.art-e301ce59843a4580a4a3d2a17c1a99332022-12-22T03:08:04ZengPeoples’ Friendship University of Russia (RUDN University)RUDN journal of Sociology2313-22722408-88972015-12-0102931036458Structural imbalances as a key factor of unemployment in the Russian labor marketI V Trotsuk0N A Nevzorova1<p>Российский университет дружбы народов</p><p>Российский университет дружбы народов</p>In recent years, the problems of the Russian labor market, especially the scale and characteristics of youth unemployment, get very emotional and negative coverage in the scientific and journalistic discourses. The authors seek to show without any emotional evaluations what are the objective macroeconomic causes of the current situation with unemployment, especially youth unemployment. First, the authors identify the main challenges the labor market faces today in terms of the interaction of its key actors (workers, owners of the means of production, educational institutions and various intermediaries, including the state regulating the features of labor recruitment). Second, the article shows the main trends of the last decade that change the structure of employment of the economically active population. Third, the authors name the basic structural imbalances in the Russian labor market, primarily structural and professional imbalance between the demand for labor, the demand for vocational training and offer of educational services, which is quite evident, albeit in different ways, in all spheres of the economy. Fourth, the article describes the specific features of the youth labor market as both affected and contributing to the structural imbalances. Finally, the authors propose a methodology of macroeconomic forecasting that may reduce the problems the Russian society faces in the field of employment.http://journals.rudn.ru/sociology/article/view/6459рынок трудамолодежьмолодежная безработицазанятостьобразованиеработодательобразовательный выборпрофессиональное самоопределение
spellingShingle I V Trotsuk
N A Nevzorova
Structural imbalances as a key factor of unemployment in the Russian labor market
RUDN journal of Sociology
рынок труда
молодежь
молодежная безработица
занятость
образование
работодатель
образовательный выбор
профессиональное самоопределение
title Structural imbalances as a key factor of unemployment in the Russian labor market
title_full Structural imbalances as a key factor of unemployment in the Russian labor market
title_fullStr Structural imbalances as a key factor of unemployment in the Russian labor market
title_full_unstemmed Structural imbalances as a key factor of unemployment in the Russian labor market
title_short Structural imbalances as a key factor of unemployment in the Russian labor market
title_sort structural imbalances as a key factor of unemployment in the russian labor market
topic рынок труда
молодежь
молодежная безработица
занятость
образование
работодатель
образовательный выбор
профессиональное самоопределение
url http://journals.rudn.ru/sociology/article/view/6459
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