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3 Dec 2009: to parental household welfare post-marriage in patrilineal societies.1 More generally, we test whether sickness. ... potentially the most compelling explanation in the South African context may be that economic.

11 Feb 2010: economic activities that takes place among the small scale enterprises and the self-. ... 2. economic activities than are observed in higher income economies is to be expected.

26 Jun 2014: 11. Field, E., Robles, O. and Torero, M. (2009) 'Iodine deficiency and schooling attainment in Tanzania', American Economic Journal; Applied Economics. ... American Economic Journal: Applied Economics 3(1): 91-100 18. Birdthistle, I.; Dickson, K.; Freeman

3 Dec 2009: Measuring these economic returns to apprenticeship is a difficult undertaking for three reasons. ... scores on skills tests and the score on the Raven’s test.

5 Oct 2010: formal and informal sector, economic activities, health and fertility, disability, empowerment and time. ... the social, economic and political spheres of their lives. Access to universal primary education is Goal.

11 Feb 2010: CHAPTER THREE: THE FINANCING REALM 37. 3.1 The Macro Economic Picture 37. ... Provisional Source: Economic Surveys, Central Bureau of Statistics. 24. 1.2.6 University Education.

3 Dec 2009: Centre for Study of African Economies, Department of Economics, University of Oxford, UK. ... confirm significant economic returns to literacy for 13 countries on which literacy data were.

6 Oct 2010: numeracy, health knowledge, English language and the Ravens Progressive Matrices test (to assess. ... administered the ‘long literacy test’ which tested more advanced reading and comprehension skills12.

13 Oct 2010: 6. Progressive Matrices test and tests of numeracy and literacy were also given to each sampled child2. ... Sabot (1990). We adapted these tests to the Pakistani context, reduced the number of questions to test.

3 Dec 2009: However, this variable is not a good measure of the true economic circumstances of the households. ... formation) and prevent economic status from confounding the findings as much as possible.