The impact of recessions on school enrollment is ambiguous. On one hand, recessions might increase the likelihood of … enrollment due to decreasing opportunity costs of attending school. On the other hand, recessions might discourage enrollment due …

the probability of attending school and decrease the probability of combining work and school, particularly for boys; the … probability of being in school for secondary school children was about 6 percent higher in 2002 than in 1998. These estimates … children in provinces fully implementing the FEL were 3 percent more likely to be in school and 1.6 percent points less likely …

the probability of attending school and decrease the probability of combining work and school, particularly for boys; the … probability of being in school for secondary school children was about 6% higher in 2002 than in 1998. These estimates reflect a …

demonstrate that over "typical" years deteriorating job rates (or wages) increase the probability of attending school and decrease … the probability of combining work and school, particularly for boys. After controlling for household and individual … characteristics I find that the probability of being in school for secondary school youth was about 6 percentage points higher in 2002 …

-sensitive majors towards recession-resistant majors, suggesting students' expectations about future labor market outcomes are affected …

The impact of recessions on school enrollment is ambiguous. On one hand, recessions might increase the likelihood of … enrollment due to decreasing opportunity costs of attending school. On the other hand, recessions might discourage enrollment due …