Camila Fernandes Pollo, Hélio Amante Miot, Ticiane Dionízio de Sousa Matos, Jennifer Mellissa de Souza, Marília Formentini Scotton Jorge, Luciane Donida Bartoli Miot, Silmara Meneguin
Prevalence and factors associated with depression and anxiety in patients with psoriasis
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prominent theoretical positions sociology labor economics disagree whether educational expansion outstripped demand qualified labor overexpansion whether economies face skill shortage despite increases education underexpansion focusing united kingdom west germany two countries dissimilar skill formation institutions patterns expansion labor markets paper asks degree expansion education absorbed point shortcomings wagecentered analyses develop approach focuses trends selfassessed underqualification using repeated surveys among workers official labor market statistics estimate regression models link cohortlevel expansion education cohortlevel prevalence mismatch results suggest overexpansion united kingdom overqualification increasing underqualification decreasing historical times cohorts west germany hand shows signs underexpansion dominant theoretical accounts focus underoverexpansion tertiary education results show mismatchdynamics contexts strongest workers without university degrees