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only for children around the median of the attendance rate baseline distribution (between deciles 4 and 6). The … intervention was ineffective for children with very high or very low pre-treatment absenteeism levels. Our results, although … encouraging, emphasize the limits of these types of interventions, especially for children in families where barriers to reduce …
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This article uses teacher assessments at age 16 in Norwegian comprehensive schools to estimate the relationship between different types of skills and performance of young adults. While we follow the literature and consider grades in Mathematics and Science as proxy for cognitive skills, we use a...
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to take up higher education; and (iii) even when parents without an academic background support their children during … school, they are less likely to guide their children into tertiary education. …
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Using a longitudinal study of 1,900 Peruvian children, I show that children who grow up in a household where mothers … with an incentivized experiment. The effect of domestic violence on risk attitudes is not mediated by cognitive development … and suggests that early negative experiences in life can directly influence the risk attitudes of children. This …
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We propose the use of Bayesian estimation of risk preferences of individuals for applications of behavioral welfare economics to evaluate observed choices that involve risk. Bayesian estimation provides more systematic control of the use of informative priors over inferences about risk...
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