Economic shocks and their effect on the schooling and labor participation of youth: evidence from the metal mining price boom in Chilean counties

We analyze the effect of an exogenous economic shock on youth, specifically their incentive for preferring to participate in the labor market over continuing their education. We examine the Chilean case and the sustained increase in the market price of the minerals extracted there during the period...

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Pérez Trujillo, Manuel
Rodríguez Puello, Gabriel O.
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Universidad Tecnológica de Bolívar
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Extractive Industries
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dc.title.spa.fl_str_mv Economic shocks and their effect on the schooling and labor participation of youth: evidence from the metal mining price boom in Chilean counties
title Economic shocks and their effect on the schooling and labor participation of youth: evidence from the metal mining price boom in Chilean counties
spellingShingle Economic shocks and their effect on the schooling and labor participation of youth: evidence from the metal mining price boom in Chilean counties
Resource Curse;
Economic Growth;
Extractive Industries
LEMB
title_short Economic shocks and their effect on the schooling and labor participation of youth: evidence from the metal mining price boom in Chilean counties
title_full Economic shocks and their effect on the schooling and labor participation of youth: evidence from the metal mining price boom in Chilean counties
title_fullStr Economic shocks and their effect on the schooling and labor participation of youth: evidence from the metal mining price boom in Chilean counties
title_full_unstemmed Economic shocks and their effect on the schooling and labor participation of youth: evidence from the metal mining price boom in Chilean counties
title_sort Economic shocks and their effect on the schooling and labor participation of youth: evidence from the metal mining price boom in Chilean counties
dc.creator.fl_str_mv Pérez Trujillo, Manuel
Rodríguez Puello, Gabriel O.
dc.contributor.author.none.fl_str_mv Pérez Trujillo, Manuel
Rodríguez Puello, Gabriel O.
dc.subject.keywords.spa.fl_str_mv Resource Curse;
Economic Growth;
Extractive Industries
topic Resource Curse;
Economic Growth;
Extractive Industries
LEMB
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description We analyze the effect of an exogenous economic shock on youth, specifically their incentive for preferring to participate in the labor market over continuing their education. We examine the Chilean case and the sustained increase in the market price of the minerals extracted there during the period of Metal Mining Price Boom between the years 2003 and 2011. Chile is a large-scale producer of metals, being the world's largest producer of copper and the third largest producer of molybdenum. The prices of such metals increased steadily during the shock, what boosted the economic growth and the demand for labor. This shock altered the skill composition in the labor market, increasing the jobs for low- and medium–low-skilled workers in the counties more exposed to the shock, thus being the metal mining counties the most affected by its impact. According to this, our results show a negative impact of the shock on returns to schooling that simultaneously reduced school enrollment rates while increasing youth labor participation in those counties. © 2021, The Author(s), under exclusive licence to Springer-Verlag GmbH Germany, part of Springer Nature.
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