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Table 2 Synoptic table summarizing the main characteristics of the clusters

From: Youth unemployment and employment trajectories in Spain during the Great Recession: what are the determinants?

 

Stable employment trajectory

Non-salaried employment trajectory

Temporary employment trajectory

Precarious trajectory

Most characteristic events experienced during the recession (above-average)

Stable employment

Non-salaried employment

Temporary employment

Short odd jobs

Unemployment

Inactivity

Experience of unemployment during the recession

Never unemployed

Never unemployed

Short-term unemployment (less than a year)

Long-term unemployment (one year or more)

Socio-demographic characteristics of individuals in the cluster

30–34 years old

Female

Education: Post-compulsory secondary; higher

Born in Spain

Parents: Scientific, intellectual and liberal professions

30–34 years old

Male

Born in Spain

Parents: Business owners and managers

20–29 years old

Parents: Skilled and semi-skilled workers

20–29 years old

Education: Compulsory or less

Born abroad

Parents: Low-skilled workers

  1. Source: Elaborated by authors