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Keywords:Youth - Employment 

Journal Article
Teens in the workforce

Regional Review , Volume 11 , Issue Q 2 , Pages 18-25

Journal Article
Welfare and youth unemployment: evidence from a controlled experiment

Economic Review , Issue Win , Pages 26-39

Journal Article
First person: Gerald Chertavian, Year Up Executive Director: changing minds

In 2000, a tech entrepreneur who dreamed of helping low-income young adults build solid career paths founded a unique school. Since then he has been changing minds about what people need to succeed.
Communities and Banking , Issue Sum , Pages 22-24

Working Paper
Increasing financial capability among economically vulnerable youth: MY Path

The Make Your Path (MY Path) initiative provides disadvantaged youth with peer-led financial capability trainings, a savings account at a mainstream financial institution and incentives to set and meet savings goals. The program focuses on youth earning their first paycheck?a critical ?teachable moment? to promote savings and connect youth with mainstream financial products. In 2011-12, Mission SF Community Financial Center (Mission SF) tested MY Path by delivering its suite of services to ten agencies participating in San Francisco?s largest youth employment program, the Mayor?s Youth ...
Community Development Working Paper , Paper 2013-03

Working Paper
Polarization, immigration, education: What's behind the dramatic decline in youth employment?

Since the beginning of the recent recession, the employment-population ratio for high-school age youth (16-17 years old) has fallen by nearly a third, to its lowest level ever. However, this recession has exacerbated a longer-run downward trend that actually began in the 1990s and accelerated in the early 2000s. There is little research regarding why teen employment has fallen. Some earlier work emphasized labor supply explanations related to schooling and education, such as an increased emphasis on college preparation (Aaronson, Park, and Sullivan 2006), while others have argued that adult ...
Finance and Economics Discussion Series , Paper 2011-41

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