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article explains different extent economic marginalization loweducated persons different countriesresearch economic marginalization mainly studies socalled displacement mechanism higher highskill supply relation highskill demand higher risk unemployed loweducated workersin article examine economic marginalization terms status positionthis research expands explanation economic marginalization loweducated workers scrutinizing additional causes negative social selection negative cognitive competence selection increasing negative signal low educated discreditthe results country comparison using multilevel estimation techniques inclusion crosslevel interactions depict indeed educational differences socioeconomic status attainment larger countries average competence group low social composition unfavourable size loweducated group relatively smallby considering additional explanations better able understand economic vulnerability loweducated people educationally expanded countries