Comparative Analysis on the Influence of the Economic Crisis on Education in some European Countries

Marian Zaharia, Cătălin Popescu

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Purpose – This study intends to present some influences developed during the economic crisis related to the education area in some European countries. The study wants to present a comparative analysis among these European countries.
Design/Methodology/Approach – This study is based on the Eurostat data series and is designed due to the statistical data processing.
Findings – The study revealed some information and ideas about certain aspects as: changes of population structure by educational attainment level, evolutions of the shares with first and second stage of tertiary education, investments in education and training, age distributions for teachers and trainers, participation rates in education.
Research Limitations/Implications – This research is based on Eurostat data series considered relevant by the authors and on some other related analyses or research studies. The paper describes case studies from most of European countries but focuses only on few of them.
Practical Implications – This study clarifies the influences of the economic crisis on education in some European countries in order to present a real image related to the evolution of education among Europe.
Originality/Value – Even though different studies in the education field were developed, this subject was not analyzed in the manner carried out in this paper.

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economic crisis; first and second stage of tertiary education; USM education level; public expenditure on education; Lisbon objectives in education; ISCED 1_6

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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.17951/ijsr.2015.4.1.63
Date of publication: 2015-08-10 11:19:07
Date of submission: 2015-08-10 11:17:57


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