VOICED : Hard-up Cubans snub graduate jobs for higher pay

Why does the young woman in Havana choose to work as a living statue instead of practicing law?

• She wants to avoid the stress of legal work.

• She earns a better salary as a living statue.

• She enjoys performing more than practicing law.

• She is unable to find a job as a lawyer.

What economic challenge is highlighted by the story of the nurse who became a petty cab driver?

• High cost of living in urban areas.

• Lack of job opportunities in healthcare.

• Difficulty in obtaining a nursing license.

• Low state salaries compared to living costs.

What has been the impact of economic reforms on private entrepreneurship in Cuba?

• It has led to a decrease in self-employment.

• It has made private entrepreneurship more accessible.

• It has discouraged people from starting businesses.

• It has resulted in higher taxes for entrepreneurs.

How has the trend in university enrollments changed in Cuba from 2010 to 2015?

• Enrollments have remained stable.

• Enrollments have doubled.

• Enrollments have decreased significantly.

• Enrollments have slightly increased.

What is a significant reason for the shift towards self-employment in Cuba?

• Desire for more prestigious jobs.

• Higher earnings compared to state jobs.

• Increased availability of government jobs.

• Better work-life balance in self-employment.