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Desequilibrios crecientes. Análisis de coyuntura del mercado de trabajo en el primer semestre de 2013

Authors: Ruesga Benito, Santos M.; Martín Navarro, José Luis; Pérez Ortiz, Laura; Pérez Trujillo, Manuel;

Desequilibrios crecientes. Análisis de coyuntura del mercado de trabajo en el primer semestre de 2013

Abstract

A lo largo del primer semestre de 2013, la economía española ha seguido en el proceso de recesión económica, si bien se presentan algunos indicios de que las previsiones para los próximos años pueden mejorar indicando el final de la crisis y el comienzo de la recuperación económica. No obstante, la tasa de paro en España se situó en el 26,26%, y la tasa de empleo en el 43,91%, valores muy alejados de la media de la UE. En el presente artículo se presenta una panorámica sobre la evolución de la economía y del mercado de trabajo en España en el primer trimestre de 2013. En primer lugar se analiza la evolución del cuadro macroeconómico general de la economía española. En las tres secciones siguientes se analizan, respectivamente, la oferta de trabajo, la demanda de trabajo y el desempleo. El artículo concluye con un epígrafe dedicado a la evolución de las variables económicas y laborales en Andalucía en el mismo periodo de tiempo.

In the first semester of 2013, Spanish economy is still suffering a deep recession although some economic indicators show sings of recovery and different forecasts indicate that the end crisis and the beginning of economic recovery may be not far away. In any case, unemployment rate in Spain is 26, 26% and employment rate is 43,91% These figures are much higher than the average of European Union. The paper presents an overview of the evolution of Spanish economy and labour market in the first semester of 2013. The article firstly presents a general overview of Spanish economic situation. In sections two, three and four, labour variables are studied in the following order: labour supply, labour demand and unemployment. A final section pays attention to the situation of the economy and the labour market in Andalusia in the same period.

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Final de la crisis, Economía, Crisis

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