La duración de la vida activa en la fuerza de trabajo del Gran Santiago 1960-2002

Authors

  • Rodrigo Rivero Cantillano Universidad de Santiago

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.22370/rpe.2017.4.1232

Keywords:

Fuerza de trabajo, esperanza de vida activa, Gran Santiago

Abstract

Este artículo estudia la duración Vida Activa de la fuerza de trabajo en el mercado de trabajo del Gran Santiago entre 1960-2002. La duración de la Vida Activa corresponde a los años que en promedio permanecerá un trabajador en la actividad económica, bajo ciertos supuestos de participación y mortalidad. Con ese objetivo elaboramos de “tablas de vida activa”, cuya principal contribución es el cálculo de la esperanza de vida activa

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Published

2018-09-12

How to Cite

Rivero Cantillano, R. (2018). La duración de la vida activa en la fuerza de trabajo del Gran Santiago 1960-2002. Economic Profiles, (4). https://doi.org/10.22370/rpe.2017.4.1232

Issue

Perfiles Económicos n. 4 dic. 2017

Section

Notas de Investigación

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