Slovak Republic: Living Standards, Employment, and Labor Market Study (Country Studies)

“As a transition economy, the Slovak Republic has achieved a high ranking in terms of human development. This does not, however, obscure the fact that many families and individuals of Slovakia live in poverty. While key variables contributing to poverty are readily identified, the lack of education, employment, and data make it difficult to accurately monitor poverty in the Slovak Republic. The intention of this study is to evaluate poverty in the Slovak Republic and its relationship with labo

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