Child Age and Attendance
Idiosyncratic Shocks, Child Labor and School Attendance in Indonesia
... Household age (years), Rural (yes=1), Child sex (boys = 1), Child age (years) and the farm business (self-owned=1), Household size, Mother’s education (years), Father’s education (years) are ...
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The Effect of ILO Minimum Age Conventions on Child Labour and School Attendance
... school attendance, since the observed changes may be attributed to other factors apart from ...school attendance. Apart from age, there is basic information relating to the individual, such as sex ...
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The Effect of ILO Minimum Age Conventions on Child Labour and School Attendance
... school attendance, since the observed changes may be attributed to other factors apart from ...school attendance. Apart from age, there is basic information relating to the individual, such as sex ...
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Awareness of the effect of traditional birth attendance among women of child bearing age
... during child birth and initially acquired her skills by delivering babies herself or through apprenticeship to other traditional birth attendant. Traditional birth attendant are integrals members of their ...
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Preschool Attendance and School-Age Profiles: a Revision
... school attendance 1 ...when age is introduced as a control, the positive effect is dramatically ...when age is introduced as an explicative ...include age as a control, this variable collects ...
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Preschool Attendance and School Age Profiles: a Revision
... school attendance 1 ...when age is introduced as a control, the positive effect is dramatically ...when age is introduced as an explicative ...include age as a control, this variable collects ...
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Statistics on Working Children and School Attendance Children Age Percent Prevalence and Sectoral Distribution of the Worst Forms of Child Labor3373
... sites. Child herders are prohibited from working at distances greater than 1000 meters during unfavorable weather or natural ...the Child prohibit the use of children in exploitative activities such as ...
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Child labour and school attendance: evidence from Bangladesh
... all age except age ...the age of 5, non-enrolment rates steadily decline to age 11 years for both boys and girls before it increases ...at age 14 years, whereas, boys‟ non-enrolment is ...
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Child labour and school attendance: evidence from Bangladesh
... of child labour and ...school-age child will specialise in ...a child will work full time or combine work and ...school-age child will combine study with ...
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Child labour and school attendance: evidence from Bangladesh
... all age except age ...the age of 5, non-enrolment rates steadily decline to age 11 years for both boys and girls before it increases ...at age 14 years, whereas, boys’ non-enrolment is ...
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Child labour and school attendance: evidence from Bangladesh
... all age except age ...the age of 5, non-enrolment rates steadily decline to age 11 years for both boys and girls before it increases ...at age 14 years, whereas, boys’ non-enrolment is ...
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Who benefits from universal child care? : Estimating marginal returns to early child care attendance
... universal child care on child development at the age of school entry by estimating marginal returns to early child care ...on child outcomes in a context in which all children undergo ...
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Who Benefits from Universal Child Care? Estimating Marginal Returns to Early Child Care Attendance
... universal child care on child development at the age of school entry by estimating marginal returns to early child care ...on child outcomes in a context in which all children undergo ...
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Child work and other determinants of school attendance and school attainment in Bangladesh
... younger age group, ages 5–11 (ages 7-11 in SAGE equation), and for the older age group, ages ...by age is to look at the differential effect of work on the schooling progress of these two ...school ...
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Medical Versus Nonmedical Immunization Exemptions for Child Care and School Attendance
... However, vaccines are not 100% effective in individuals receiving them. Certain infants, children, and adolescents cannot safely receive specific vaccines because of age or specific health conditions. These ...
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Child Labor, Poverty and School Attendance: Evidences from the Philippines by Region
... with child labor is the short-sighted perception of income ...on child labor in Bangladesh, a country that shares the same problem with the Philippines on employment of working children, mentioned the ...
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Working-age Adult Mortality and Primary Sschool Attendance in Rural Kenya
... A major difficulty in measuring the impact of adult mortality, especially mortality attributable to AIDS, is that it is caused by behavioral choices rather than by random events. Individuals and households incurring ...
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Working-Age Adult Mortality and Primary School Attendance in Rural Kenya
... school attendance is adversely affected by the death of working-age adults among the bottom half of sample households ranked by initial asset levels in 1997, but no significant effects are detected among ...
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Giving Children a Better Start: Preschool Attendance & School-Age Profiles
... pre-school attendance across cohorts in Table 3 is a statistical artifact of the data, stemming from older cohorts being more likely to underreport preschool attendance due to (systematic) recall ...
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