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complements in the family labor supply decision in Bangladesh. We look separately at models for children's market work and …
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In 2000, Ramadan school vacation coincided with the original annual exam period of December in Bangladesh. This forced … demand on school dropout in Bangladesh among the children from agricultural households. …
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poverty alleviation programs. …
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In an effort to inform social policy in Mexico, this paper analyzes the effects of a major social program on school attendance and household income distribution, accounting for its partial and general equilibrium effects. Linking a microeconometric simulation model and a general equilibrium...
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This paper examines the effects of poverty and schooling returns on child labour in Vietnam using household-level data … from the Vietnam Living Standards Survey (VLSS) for 1997-98. I find that poverty is a robust determinant of child labour in … Vietnam. Being above the poverty line reduces child work by as much as 146 hours a year. There is little additional effect of …
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that creates a “high education trap.” This results in poverty and perpetuation of child work in households with highly …
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The link between poverty and child labor has traditionally been regarded as well established but recent researches have … study revisits the link between poverty and farm child labor in Africa and aims at testing the paradoxical wealth effect … relationship between poverty and child labor. The study therefore sustains that the apparent wealth paradox found in the literature …
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In order to contribute to debates on persistence of child labor in developping countries, the paper consider an overlapping generations model in which parents make schooling or working decisions for their children.
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states and a poverty trap. The paper considers the long-run and short-run effects of an array of policies like enrollment …
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