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Unemployment rates (persons aged 25-64) by educational attainment level
Shows the "probability" of being without a job for those who would like to have one, broken-down by educational attainment level. Measures the difficulties that people with different levels of education have to face on the labour market. Gives an initial idea of the impact of education on reducing the chances of being unemployed. Educational attainment level is coded according to the International Standard Classification of Education (ISCED). Data until 2013 are classified according to ISCED 1997 and data as from 2014 according to ISCED 2011.
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