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conclusions reached by Behrman and Rosenzweig (2002) for the U.S. do not apply in Sweden. -- twins ; twin-fixed effects …
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A large number of studies in labor economics estimate the returns to schooling using data on monozygotic twins, under the assumption that educational attainment is random within twin pairs. This exogeneity assumption has been commonly questioned, however, but there is to date little evidence on...
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of Sweden in 2000, we estimate the effect of education on stock market participation and risky asset holdings. We find …
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of Sweden in 2000, we estimate the effect of education on stock market participation and risky asset holdings. We find …
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conclusions reached by Behrman and Rosenzweig (2002) for the U.S. do not apply in Sweden …
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In this paper, we exploit the Swedish compulsory schooling reform in order to estimate the causal effect of parental education on son's outcomes. We use data from the Swedish enlistment register on the entire population of males and focus on outcomes such as cognitive skills, non-cognitive...
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