Abstract
The issue is about OECD's strategy about continuing training. OECD is recommending a continue accumulation of human capital reinforcing the incentives towards the firms and the individuals to invest in human capital. Data agree the OECD analysis about a non equal access to continuing training, but it is not true concerning policies efficacy. This article considers as outstanding the training systems assessment, as a fighting device against long- term unemployment. The author thinks that we don't have enough pertinent information in order to estimate the effect of trainings regarding professional trajectories.
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Crépon, B., & Ferracci, M. (2009). Le cas français : approfondir les connaissances empiriques pour mieux cibler la formation. Travail et Emploi, (118), 107–111. https://doi.org/10.4000/travailemploi.3607
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