Factors Affecting the Number of Persons Commencing Employment Under the SYETP Scheme |
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actual adjustment alternative Appendix apply assumed Australia behavioural model budget cent commencing employment Commonwealth Government consideration constant correlation cost December demand determined discussed dynamic predictions effect eligible youth employer awareness employment under SYETP equation estimated evidence examined example expected experience explanation explanatory variables Extended SYETP factors February Figure forecast given implication important indicate influences January July junior award wage known values labour lagged dependent variable level of subsidy long-term unemployed youth LONG-TERM YOUTH UNEMPLOYMENT major manner measures monthly months number of commencements number of SYETP observations overall period possible predicting the number prediction errors predictive ability proportion reason relating relative remained sample shown significance simple approach Sources Standard SYETP commencements subsequent subsidised employment suggest supply supply-side variable SYET SYETP scheme SYETP take-up Table term TIMETREND vacancies variation Wage Subsidy Variable weeks young
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| Title | Factors Affecting the Number of Persons Commencing Employment Under the SYETP Scheme Issue 47 of Working paper (Australia. Bureau of Labour Market Research) |
| Author | Frank Vella |
| Contributor | Australia. Bureau of Labour Market Research |
| Publisher | Bureau of Labour Market Research, 1984 |
| Original from | Cornell University |
| Digitized | Apr 22, 2011 |
| ISBN | 0642080194, 9780642080196 |
| Length | 31 pages |
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