Conceptual and research frameworks for the economics of child labour and its elimination

Contends that child labour policies, programmes and research have been much too simplistic and that a lack of attention to the economics of child labour as well as to its complexity has retarded an effective elimination of its unacceptable forms. Focusses on measurement issues, e.g. exploitation and hazardous work, and on how actors and institutions affect or are affected by child labour and its elimination.

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Year of publication:	2000
Authors:	Anker, Richard
Institutions:	International Labour Organization (ILO), United Nations
Subject:	child labour \| measurement \| economic research \| hazardous work \| hours of work \| schooling \| employment status \| domestic worker \| poverty alleviation \| research method \| impact evaluation \| economic implication \| social implication \| children \| family \| community \| employer \| labour market \| travail des enfants \| mesure \| recherche économique \| travail dangereux \| durée du travail \| scolarité \| statut dans l'emploi \| employé de maison \| lutte contre la pauvreté \| méthode de recherche \| évaluation de l'impact \| conséquences économiques \| conséquences sociales \| enfants \| famille \| communauté \| employeur \| marché du travail \| trabajo infantil \| medición \| investigación económica \| trabajo peligroso \| horas de trabajo \| escolaridad \| situación ocupacional \| trabajador doméstico \| lucha contra la pobreza \| método de investigación \| evaluación del impacto \| consecuencias económicas \| consecuencias sociales \| niños \| familia \| comunidad \| empleador \| mercado de trabajo

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Extent:	application/pdf
Series:	ILO Working Papers.
Type of publication:	Book / Working Paper
Notes:	Published in ILO-IPEC working paper 2000 48 pages
Source:	RePEc - Research Papers in Economics

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