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of the peer effect varies by field. Using data from a middle-sized public university located in Southern Italy and …
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Using data for 9, 13 and 15-year-old students from three different datasets (PIRLS-2006, TIMSS-2007 and PISA-2009), we investigate whether the age at school entry affects children school performance at the fourth, eighth and tenth grade levels. Since student’s age in a grade may be endogenous,...
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from the home country affect the decision to work of immigrants in Italy, using the National Survey of Households with … Immigrants. Following the “epidemiological approach”, we relate the probability of being employed in Italy for immigrant women …
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from the home country affect the decision to work of immigrants in Italy, using the National Survey of Households with … Immigrants. Following the “epidemiological approach”, we relate the probability of being employed in Italy for immigrant women …
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of the peer effect varies by field. Using data from a middle-sized public university located in Southern Italy and …
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Migration may cause not only a brain drain but also a civicness drain, leading to an uncivicness trap. We study this possibility using college choices of southern-Italian students classified as Civic if not cheating in a die-roll experiment. Local civicness is the fraction of Civic in their...
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from the home country affect the decision to work of immigrants in Italy, using the National Survey of Households with … Immigrants. Following the "epidemiological approach", we relate the probability of being employed in Italy for immigrant women …
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10010435268
Abstract: Using a panel data model to control for differences in regional technological levels and to take into account endogeneity, we find two key results for the growth of Italian regions. Firstly, we show that the rate of conditional convergence of each region is much higher (from 12% to 18%...
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Italy and exploiting the random assignment of first year students to college accommodation, we find that roommate peer …
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