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13 Jan 2009: The Efficient Market Hypothesis in economics has long claimed that markets select for rational expectations. ... It is unlikely. Population statistics such as ours give average effects over a population but can be tricky when applied to individuals.

3 Dec 2009: Email: monazza.aslam@economics.ox.ac.uk. 1 I thank Geeta Kingdon for the ideas, discussions, comments and suggestions that resulted in this paper. ... This paper has also substantially benefited from comments by Harold Alderman, John Knight, Francis Teal,

3 Dec 2009: Figure 1shows the different combinations of private and publicoperation and funding of education. ... of. Economics and Statistics, 58, No.1: 55-80, February 1996. Kingdon, Geeta G.

3 Dec 2009: Ballou, Dale (2001) “Pay for Performance in Public and Private Schools”, Economics of Education Review, 20, pp. ... 22. School Resources, Review of Economics and Statistics; 78(4): 611-27, November.

3 Dec 2009: Email: monazza.aslam@economics.ox.ac.uk. 1 I thank Geeta Kingdon for the ideas, discussions, comments and suggestions that resulted in this paper. ... This paper has also substantially benefited from comments by Harold Alderman, John Knight, Francis Teal,

3 Dec 2009: Behrman, J. R., and B. Wolfe. 1984. “The Socio-economic Impact of Schooling in a Developing Country.” Review of Economics and Statistics 66 (2): 296–303. ... The Case of Indonesian Labour Markets.” Oxford Bulletin of Economics and Statistics 57 (1

3 Dec 2009: Oxford Bulletin of Economics and Statistics 58(1), 185-210.Patrinos, H.A., C. Ridao-Cano & Sakellariou, C. ... Oxford Bulletin ofEconomics and Statistics, 68 (3), 261-288.Vasudeva-Dutta, P. (2006). Returns to Education: New Evidence for India: 1983-1999.

3 Dec 2009: in schooling and educational expenditure allocations within households. 4. Data, Samples and Descriptive Statistics. ... the descriptive statistics and although not directly comparable, are also consistent with Aslam.

3 Dec 2009: Figure 1shows the different combinations of private and publicoperation and funding of education. ... of. Economics and Statistics, 58, No.1: 55-80, February 1996. Kingdon, Geeta G.

3 Dec 2009: Table 6.1 shows that according to official statistics, in 1993, only 2.8%. ... expenditure was 96.7% in 1981–82 (table 6.4). Comparable expenditure. breakdowns are not available for private schools since official statistics.

3 Dec 2009: Oxford Bulletin of Economics and Statistics 58(1), 185-210.Patrinos, H.A., C. Ridao-Cano & Sakellariou, C. ... Oxford Bulletin ofEconomics and Statistics, 68 (3), 261-288.Vasudeva-Dutta, P. (2006). Returns to Education: New Evidence for India: 1983-1999.

3 Dec 2009: in schooling and educational expenditure allocations within households. 4. Data, Samples and Descriptive Statistics. ... the descriptive statistics and although not directly comparable, are also consistent with Aslam.

3 Dec 2009: to developing countries requires careful consideration of the economics and politics that underlie this. ... the collection and monitoring of educational statistics. The SSA programme was introduced in 2001.

3 Dec 2009: of Urban India”, Oxford Bulletin of Economics and Statistics, 58, No.1: 55-80, Feb. ... Economics of Education, London School of Economics. Rivkin, S., E. Hanushek and J.

3 Dec 2009: Some summary statistics regarding occupation and health status are helpful. For the whole. ... both the self-employed and those in the market sector). 22. Table 4: Summary Statistics for Regression Sample.

3 Dec 2009: 7. 3. Data and Descriptive Statistics. The data for this study come from a purpose-designed household survey administered to 1194. ... statistics in Table 3 is reflected in an even larger conditional premium in Table 8.

3 Dec 2009: of Urban India”, Oxford Bulletin of Economics and Statistics, 58, No.1: 55-80, Feb. ... Economics of Education, London School of Economics. Rivkin, S., E. Hanushek and J.

3 Dec 2009: RECOUP Working Paper No. 9. Education, Training and Labour Market Outcomes in Ghana:. ... both formal and informal, and Tertiary level education (principally in universities and polytechnics).

3 Dec 2009: Source: World Bank (2006); calculation is based on MHRD Selected Education Statisticsfor India and World Bank’s Education Statistics Database for other countries. ... Conservatism and concern for safety may also. 5 Though the figure seems high in

3 Dec 2009: Summary statistics are. presented in Table 2. [Table 2 about here]. ... Summary statistics for included variables are reported in Table 3. [Table 3 about here].

3 Dec 2009: to developing countries requires careful consideration of the economics and politics that underlie this. ... the collection and monitoring of educational statistics. The SSA programme was introduced in 2001.

3 Dec 2009: Geeta KingdonInstitute of Education, University of London. Mohd. MuzammilDepartment of Economics, Lucknow University. ... documents and statistics, including UP secretariat publications, academic publications, interviews with.

3 Dec 2009: Some summary statistics regarding occupation and health status are helpful. For the whole. ... both the self-employed and those in the market sector). 22. Table 4: Summary Statistics for Regression Sample.

3 Dec 2009: RECOUP Working Paper No. 9. Education, Training and Labour Market Outcomes in Ghana:. ... both formal and informal, and Tertiary level education (principally in universities and polytechnics).

3 Dec 2009: system and the policies shaping its evolution. Section 3 presents descriptive statistics and. ... This section looks at descriptive statistics and simple regressions to determine.

3 Dec 2009: 7. 3. Data and Descriptive Statistics. The data for this study come from a purpose-designed household survey administered to 1194. ... statistics in Table 3 is reflected in an even larger conditional premium in Table 8.

27 Feb 2009: Faculty of Economics. Cambridge University. Professor Lionel Bently. CIPIL, Faculty of Law. ... Cambridge University. Rufus Pollock. Mead Fellow in Economics. Emmanuel College, Cambridge University.