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In this paper, after defining a pseudo-panel of groups observed at subsequent times, we propose a strategy for the construction of a set of association rules related to different survey occasions. First, we measure the similarity between systems built at different times for understanding the stability of the phenomenon. We apply a procedure developed for symbolic data analysis for this purpose. The procedure consists of two phases: the definition of the pseudo-panel and that of a system of rules referred to the semantic marking technique. Then, the agreement between the systems is measured. We applied such a strategy for studying the labour market accessibility for graduate in Economics, the University of Naples “Federico II”, and the market evolution during an eight-year time span.
This paper is the result of the joint effort of the two authors. S. Balbi was responsible for the final editing of Sections 1, 6 and 7, whereas M.G. Grassia was responsible for the other Sections.
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Balbi, S., Grassia, M.G. (2007). Profiling and Labour Market Accessibility for the Graduates in Economics at Naples University. In: Fabbris, L. (eds) Effectiveness of University Education in Italy. Physica-Verlag HD. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-7908-1751-5_25
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