education, and c) networking activity of parents. While the first two variables exhibit a declining trend in all countries …

education, and c) networking activity of parents. While the first two variables exhibit a declining trend in all countries …

education, and c) networking activity of parents. While the first two variables exhibit a declining trend in all countries …

education, and c) networking activity of parents. While the first two variables exhibit a declining trend in all countries …

income distributions. By matching inequality measures on test scores, years of education and labour earnings by country …, birth cohorts and gender, we show that inequality in education (measured both at quality and quantity levels) affect … estimation using information on government reforming activity in the field of education. By controlling for country-specific and …

We use OECD-PIAAC data to estimate the earnings effects of both years of education and of numerical skills. Our … education has the strongest earnings effect. A one standard deviation increase in years of education raises earnings by almost … 22 percentage points (corresponding to a return to education above 7 percentage points), which compares with a lower …

income distributions. By matching inequality measures on test scores, years of education and labour earnings by country …, birth cohorts and gender, we show that inequality in education (measured both at quality and quantity levels) affect … estimation using information on government reforming activity in the field of education. By controlling for country-specific and …

income distributions. By matching inequality measures on test scores, years of education and labour earnings by country …, birth cohorts and gender, we show that inequality in education (measured both at quality and quantity levels) affect … estimation using information on government reforming activity in the field of education. By controlling for country-specific and …