unobserved household characteristics as determinants of child labor, school attendance and idleness. We find that much of the … substitution between activities as a response to changes in covariates is between attending school and being idle, with work being … and that households with a high propensity to send their children to school are poorer and have less educated parents …

attend school and generally more likely that a child is exposed to work. The size and significance of these effects varies … either work involvement or school attendance. Double orphans appear to be especially vulnerable to schooling loss and work …

downward bias in naive models. The effect of fertility on the probability of attending school is twice as large once its …

This paper investigates how community attitudes affect school attendance and child labor and how aggregate behavior of … community-model continues to take aggregate and idiosyncratic poverty into account as an important driver of absence from school … schooling. Distinguishing between three different modes of child time allocation, school attendance, work, and leisure, the …

estimates the effect that exposure to armed conflict has on school drop-out decisions of Colombian children between the ages of … school quality; all of which induce a trade-off between schooling and child labor …

labor market. Given the prevalence of issues surrounding school enrollment and dropout rates, this paper investigates the … intensity (number of hours worked) plays a role. The findings show that child work has a negative correlation with school … long hours does not seem to have a link with the likelihood of being enrolled and attending school, although it could …

In this paper, a variety of potentially explanatory indicators for child labor and school attendance in Zambia is …, provided that children are sent to school …