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In this paper, we estimate the determinants of low (and slow) completion rates with a competing risk duration model using data from the National Apprenticeship Survey (NAS) 2007. This allows us to distinguish the impact age and duration dependence on the probability of dropping out. We find...
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regions and cohorts with poorer family background. Parental education has had asymmetric effects, positive on attainment and … individuals with poor family background and negative for individuals born in regions and cohorts with relatively high parental … to parental education in the production of individual human capital. When school quality and family background are …
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We use a large, rich Canadian micro-level dataset to examine the channels through which family socio-economic status … and unobservable characteristics affect children's decisions to drop out of high school. First, we document the strength … of observable socio-economic factors: our data suggest that teenage boys with two parents who are themselves high school …
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estimate changes in the effects of ability and family income on educational attainment for youth in their late teens during the … cohorts, while family income plays little role in determining high school completion in either cohort. Most interestingly, we … document a dramatic increase in the effects of family income on college attendance (particularly among the least able) from the …
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