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This is an attempt to view the relationships involving education and income as forming a system, and one that can … education varies greatly.  There are three main strands to the paper.  One examines the determinants of enrolment, and finds … that poverty has an adverse effect on both the quality and quantity of education - so contributing to a poverty trap.  The …
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aspired to education.  However, with respect to health, we find that people aspire to more rather than less health when …
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significantly lower levels of education as adults than their counterparts in less exposed regions. Using the interaction of wind … speed and age at the time of the storm as an instrument, we then find that maternal education is related to the probability … that a child speaks English. Our estimates imply an additional year of education raises the probability that a child speaks …
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This paper presents unique evidence that orphanhood matters in the long-run for health and education outcomes, in a …, allowing us to assess permanent health and education impacts of orphanhood. In the analysis, we can control for a wide range of …
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This paper looks at the impact of education on household economic welfare in Sri Lanka over twenty years from 1985 to … the incremental value to household welfare shows a distinct jump for an extra year of education at levels where important … national examinations are completed.  Moreover, higher quantiles systematically enjoy greater incremental welfare to education …
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This study employs the pseudo-panel approach to estimate returns to education among income earners in Sri Lanka …-2008 for workers born during 1953-1974.  The results show that for males, one extra year of education increases monthly … per cent on average.  It also suggests that males with higher ability seem to be acquiring more years of education …
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This paper develops a revealed preference methodology for exploring whether time inconsistencies in household choice are the product of nonstationarities at the individual level or the result of individual heterogeneity and renegotiation within the collective unit.  An empirical application to...
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We identify necessary and sufficient conditions under which a finite data set of price vectors and consumption bundles can be rationalized by a weakly separable utility function.  Our result could be understood as a generalization of Afriat's Theorem.
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This paper discusses the incentive to bundle when consumer valuations are non-additive and/or when products are supplied by separate sellers.  Whether integrated or separate, a firm has an incentive to introduce a bundle discount when demand for the bundle is more elastic than the overall...
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Consider a finite data set of price vectors and consumption bundles; under what conditions will there be a weakly separable utlity function that rationalizes the data?  This paper shows that rationalization in this sense is possible if and only if there exists a preference order on some finite...
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