What do people think about disabled youth and employment in developed and developing countries? Results from an e‐discussion hosted by the World Bank

Paola Roggero Bocconi University, ItalyCorrespondence[email protected]

Rosanna Tarricone Bocconi University, Italy

Marco Nicoli World Bank Human Development Network, Washington, DC, USA

Viviana Mangiaterra World Bank Human Development Network, Washington, DC, USA

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