Table 1.
The European labor market during the Great Recession.
Table 2.
Descriptive statistics.
Fig 1.
Satisfaction with university education by fields of study (Bachelor—2014).
Source: University Graduate Job Placement Survey 2014 (INE). Own calculations.
Fig 2.
Satisfaction with university education by fields of study (Bachelor—2019).
Source: University Graduate Job Placement Survey 2019 (INE). Own calculations.
Fig 3.
Satisfaction with university education by fields of study (Master—2019).
Source: University Graduate Job Placement Survey 2019 (INE). Own calculations.
Table 3.
Marginal effects after probit (Bachelor 2019).
Table 4.
Standardized mean differences before and after matching (Bachelor 2019).
Table 5.
Estimates of the effect of job placement results on dissatisfaction with university education.
Table 6.
Association between different situations of inactivity and dissatisfaction with university education.
Table 7.
Estimates of the association between job placement results and graduate dissatisfaction with different matching algorithms or TE estimators.
Table 8.
Rosenbaum bounds for ATET in the presence of unobserved heterogeneity.
Table 9.
Heterogeneity in the estimates of the association between graduate labour market outcomes and dissatisfaction (Bachelor 2019 and 2014).