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3 Dec 2009: 111–140 1959_06_Ch06 (p. 111). with issues of the potential endogeneity of school inputs has been due. ... out of school revenues and were thus accountable to fee-paying. parents and to the school manager.

3 Dec 2009: households with at least one male and one female child of school-going age in a given age. ... 5. Econometric Results. Children of school-going age are split into two age-groups: 5-14 and 15-24.

3 Dec 2009: Geeta Kingdon Institute of Education, London University. Francis Teal. Department of Economics, University of Oxford. ... Economics of Education, London School of Economics. Rivkin, S., E. Hanushek and J.

3 Dec 2009: This paper provides an assessmentof the current situation and recent progress of school education. ... and. all-I. ndia. repo. rts. The progress of school education in India 177.

22 Sep 2009: leaving London on Friday afternoon to do three hours of supervisions before Hall and. ... He has gone on to become Professor of International Law at the London School of.

3 Dec 2009: Correspondence: Department of Economics, University of Oxford, Manor Road, Oxford,. OX1 3UQ, United Kingdom, Telephone: 44-1865-271089. ... school quality or out of school learning, in which case failure to account for it may subject estimates to

3 Dec 2009: Levy and J. Thompson (eds) A Handbook of Research in Inter-national Education, London: Sage, 2007); and ‘Global education inperspective: fostering a global dimension in an English secondary school’(Cambridge Journal ... Bigo, Cambridge Journal of

25 May 2009: 38. Do you have any recollections of London? There was still a lot of damage about 39. ... He was a teacher at the London School of Economics. Manchester gave me two years leave.

22 Sep 2009: leaving London on Friday afternoon to do three hours of supervisions before Hall and. ... He has gone on to become Professor of International Law at the London School of.

3 Dec 2009: households with at least one male and one female child of school-going age in a given age. ... 5. Econometric Results. Children of school-going age are split into two age-groups: 5-14 and 15-24.