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3 Dec 2009: have completed significantly more years of education. Female workers report greater father’s. ... increasing with higher levels of education for both genders, indicating a convex relationship.

3 Dec 2009: squared (where economics is the lead discipline); mixed methods (where sociology or education is the lead discipline) and nested case studies (where anthropology is the lead discipline). ... their lives, their aspirations and expectations and the role of

3 Dec 2009: are not linked to student, teacher, and school characteristics. The. Annual Status of Education Report (Pratham 2007) collects national. ... of education, signals growing inequality of educational opportunity. The growth of private schooling offers a

3 Dec 2009: Abstract. This study investigates the economic outcomes of education for wage earners in Pakistan. ... they were deemed illiterate) despite having completed 5 years of education or more.

3 Dec 2009: Figure 1 shows a gross enrolment rate in secondary education of 47 per cent. ... share of total enrolment in 2002 was between about 30 and 40 per cent at differentlevels of education.

3 Dec 2009: education system itself, such as: the financing of education; availability of teachers and educational. ... informal economy (including both agricultural and non-farm work). Table 7 shows that between 1987 and 1999 the average years of education of the

3 Dec 2009: of education that one has attained. Allowing for the interaction then between apprenticeship and. ... The labour economics literature on estimating the returns to education in the face of the endo-.

3 Dec 2009: of education that one has attained. Allowing for the interaction then between apprenticeship and. ... The labour economics literature on estimating the returns to education in the face of the endo-.

3 Dec 2009: have also been picked up by the theoretical literature on the economics of education where the focus. ... non-state providers affect the supply and demand of education in the local sphere.

3 Dec 2009: in primary school and declines as one moves to higher levels of education. ... Women are more likely than men not to complete a level of education.