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Intenção Empreendedora dos Desempregados e Necessidade De Formação e Apoio Financeiro aos Trabalhadores Independentes em Tempos de COVID-19

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  • Carolina Guevara-Rosero

    (Departamento de Economía Cuantitativa, Escuela Politécnica Nacional)

  • Marcela Elizabeth Guachamin Guerra

    (Department of Quantitative Economics, Escuela Politécnica)

  • Bernardo Xavier Alquinga Chuquimarca

    (Department of Quantitative Economics, Escuela Politécnica)

Abstract

A pandemia da COVID-19 desencadeou uma grave crise económica que levou à instabilidade no mercado de trabalho. Alguns trabalhadores caíram no desemprego e os trabalhadores autónomos tiveram que enfrentar uma paralisação parcial ou total das suas atividades. Este estudo tem como objetivo investigar a intenção empreendedora dos desempregados e a necessidade de formação e apoio financeiro dos trabalhadores por conta própria. Para isso, são estimados modelos Probit usando uma amostra de trabalhadores do Equador. Os resultados empíricos obtidos mostram que as caraterísticas subjacentes à intenção empreendedora dos indivíduos diferem entre aqueles que já se encontravam desempregados e os que ficaram desempregados durante o período da COVID-19. As mulheres que ficaram desempregadas durante o período da COVID-19 são mais propensas a ter intenções empreendedoras do que os homens. Os desempregados existentes menos instruídos são mais propensos a ter intenções empreendedoras do que os mais instruídos. As pessoas que precisam de apoio financeiro também precisam de apoio de formação e vice-versa. O nível dos efeitos da COVID-19 consoante os setores económicos tem um efeito relevante na necessidade de apoio financeiro.

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  • Carolina Guevara-Rosero & Marcela Elizabeth Guachamin Guerra & Bernardo Xavier Alquinga Chuquimarca, 2023. "Intenção Empreendedora dos Desempregados e Necessidade De Formação e Apoio Financeiro aos Trabalhadores Independentes em Tempos de COVID-19," RPER, Associação Portuguesa para o Desenvolvimento Regional, issue 63, pages 141-160, January.
    • Handle: RePEc:apd:rper00:y:2023:i:63:id:70
    DOI: 10.59072/rper.vi63.70
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