
doi: 10.2139/ssrn.888301
Young people cannot find places in productive employment commensurate with their education in Jamaica. Not only would it be costly to provide the necessary skills once they are past the stage when they are most receptive to learning, this could seriously affect the competitive edge of the Jamaican economy. Worse, they could become frustrated and be a source of social and political instability in Jamaica, similarly to what we have seen in France recently.
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