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Possession of land is often associated with higher levels of child labour. This paper will look closer at the “wealth paradox†by testing in rural Mali the relationship between landownership and one of the hidden forms of child labour, namely family-based work. We also experiment a...
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child labor on the child's schooling outcomes. Results indicate that the efficient allocation of time can offset the impact …
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The paper examines an effect of the return to human capital on health behavior. An approach is assumed in the paper which implies that health is an investment good complimentary for human capital. The latter is treated as actual skills and knowledge yielding a bonus above earnings. We propose a...
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Using data from Labor Force Surveys (LFS), this study implements additive models to analyze the impact of schooling on … confirm that the earnings-schooling relationship exhibits convexity. However, the degree to which the said relationship is …
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Using data from Labor Force Surveys (LFS), this study implements additive models to analyze the impact of schooling on … confirm that the earnings-schooling relationship exhibits convexity. However, the degree to which the said relationship is …
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capital accumulation of child depends on time devoted by child for schooling and financial resources invested towards … allocation of the child between schooling and work. It is found that in the short run, an increase in size of land holding leads …
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life expectancy has a positive effect on schooling but a negative effect on expected lifetime labor supply. This paper …
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We investigate the determinants of juvenile crime among street children and teenagers in the Minas Gerais state (Brazil). Our dataset consists of 3.028 questionnaires applied to children and teenagers found on the streets of the 21 largest cities in the state. We have estimated a Logit model,...
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This paper examines the relationship between migrants remittances and the prevalence of child labor by using a large sample of developing countries. In particular, we investigate whether the inflow of remittances helps to offset the effects of financial constraints and income shocks on the...
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Current legislative proposals consider amendments to child labor laws for U.S. agriculture. Similar amendments, however, have been unsuccessful previously. Using the National Agricultural Workers Survey, we show that child labor is still substantial in the modern U.S. despite some decreases over...
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