An analysis of employment dynamics in the Republic of Korea: The role of temporary work and self‐employment

Relative to “standard”, permanent employment, the shares of temporary employment and self‐employment are on the rise throughout much of the developed world. Here, the author examines the dynamics of this trend in the Republic of Korea by investigating employment choices among prime‐age men and women...

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Published in:International labour review 2016-12, Vol.155 (4), p.563-585
Main Author: AHN, Taehyun
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Employment
Employment status
Korea
Panel data
Random effects
Self employment
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Panel data
Random effects
Self employment
Specification
Temporary employment
Work
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