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BACKGROUND : The need has grown over recent years for economic information on the impacts of child and adolescent mental helath problems and the cost-effectiveness of interventions. METHODS : A range of electronic databases were searched using a predefined search strategy. To identify economic...
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This paper summarises key themes and research findings from papers presented at an event hosted by CASE on 23rd January 2014: - Blanden, J. & Macmillan, L. (2014) Education and Intergenerational Mobility: Help or Hindrance? CASEpaper (forthcoming) - Chowdry, H., Crawford, C., Dearden, L.,...
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The process of economic integration over the past two decades has been accompanied by an expanding income wedge between skilled and unskilled workers in many developing countries. This was also the case for Ugandan wage employees during the 1990s, which was a period of abrupt trade opening and...
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Truancy is often seen as irrational behaviour on the part of school age youth. This paper takes the opposite view and … reduce time spent at school. The model is estimated using a US panel dataset, the National Longitudinal Survey of Youth 1979 …, and the estimation allows for the possible endogeneity of returns from these competing activities. The results show that …
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educational attainment, as proxied by their academic outcomes in high school. The NLSY females did indeed perform better than the …
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Given recent emphasis on externality to education, macroeconomic studies have a role to play in the analysis of return to schooling. In this paper we study the connection between growth and human capital in a convergence regression for the panel of Italian regions. We include measures of...
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America depressed the wages of workers with secondary school. We also show that there have been sharp increases in the demand …Changes in the relative wages of workers with different amounts of education have profound implications for developing … nested CES function. Using this model, we show that the dramatic expansion in secondary school in many countries in Latin …
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Mental illness is associated with large costs to individuals and society. Education improves various health outcomes but little work has been done on mental illness. To obtain unbiased estimates of the effect of education on mental health, we rely on a rich longitudinal dataset that contains...
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Labour market discrimination against women and parental discrimination against daughters are two of the most commonly cited explanations of the gender gap in education in developing countries. This study empirically tests the labour market explanation for India using household survey data...
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