Structural Transformation and Youth Labor Market Dynamics in Morocco: An Econometric Analysis of Employment Patterns, Gender Disparities, and Sectoral Transitions
[Transformation structurelle et dynamiques du marché du travail des jeunes au Maroc : une analyse économétrique des structures d’emploi, des disparités de genre et des transitions sectorielles]
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