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Uses, skills and attitude in digital technology fields. Does a gender gap exist?

Boys consider that they are more skilled than girls in digital technology and communication fields, whereas girls feel better prepared in ethical and security-related aspects.

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The roots of inequality: intergenerational social mobility and territory

This paper analyses why Spain is one of the European countries where place of birth and parental income most condition people’s earnings.

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Inequality of opportunity in educational performance in Spain and Europe

What lies behind educational inequalities? Factors beyond students’ control (such as gender, background, or parents’ financial or cultural status) explain 32% of the differences in their academic performance.

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Evolution of wage gap between native-born and migrant youth in Spain

In what way does our background affect wages? This report analyses the evolution of wage trajectories among native and immigrant young people between 2007 and 2015.

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Call to support research projects on the social reality of young people (FS22-1B)

The aim of the call was to support survey-based research projects on the social reality of young people in Spain, using quantitative survey data in social sciences.

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