Abstract:
Traditionally, a country’s economic development and growth has depended on its youth. It represents about a third of the working-age population in emerging and developing economies. For example, in Ukraine in 2019 the share of people aged 15−24 years in the working-age population was
7,6 %, 25−29 years old – 12,2 %, and 30−34 years old – 15,3 %. Young people between the ages of 15 and 24 belong to Generation Z, which succeeded Generation Y in the late 1990s. And today they are namely who are more related to the NEET (young people not in employment, education or training) generation – a group of young people who do not have a permanent place of study or work, who do not participate in professional training and are not looking for them.
