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GIVING YOUNG PEOPLE A GOOD START : THE EXPERIENCE OF OECD COUNTRIES

If, some twenty odd years ago, one had asked economists about the future of youth labour market problems most would have been rather optimistic. Demographic developments, sustained economic growth, employment shifts towards youth-intensive sectors and, for those left behind, targeted labour market programmes would contribute greatly to solving the problems identified in youth labour markets. Indeed, these were the conclusions of a major conference held by the OECD in 1977 (see OECD, 1978 in the bibliography).