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transmitted from one parent to a child. But because the characteristics of both parents are important in shaping children … highly-educated women. Using data on parents and children in the United States, I find that assortative mating explains about …’s outcomes, the way in which a generation of parents is sorted into couples is likely to be a key determinant of …
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children of immigrants to Canada, referred to as second-generation immigrants, and similarly-aged children of Canadian …-born parents. Two definitions of second-generation immigrants were introduced. The first considered a Canadian resident with at … least one immigrant parent to be a second-generation immigrant, while the second definition required that both parents were …
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Educational and Occupational Mobility is a cherished dream for all groups of people, more so for those who are at the bottom rungs of society. However, it is often seen that upward mobility is concentrated among the socially well-offs leading to divergence in educational attainment and...
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This paper examines career choices using a dynamic structural model that nests a job search model within a human capital model of occupational and educational choices. Individuals in the model decide when to attend school and when to move between firms and occupations over the course of their...
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Discrimination against specific ethnic groups transcends the boundary of current generation and perpetuates across future generations as well. This is manifested as low Intergenerational Mobility in terms of both Education and Occupation in developing countries in general, and among specific...
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This paper examines career choices using a dynamic structural model that nests a job search model within a human capital model of occupational and educational choices. Individuals in the model decide when to attend school and when to move between firms and occupations over the course of their...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10015259964
This paper examines career choices using a dynamic structural model that nests a job search model within a human capital model of occupational and educational choices. Individuals in the model decide when to attend school and when to move between firms and occupations over the course of their...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10015263673
This paper examines career choices using a dynamic structural model that nests a job search model within a human capital model of occupational and educational choices. Individuals in the model decide when to attend school and when to move between firms and occupations over the course of their...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10015236573
We show that the system of ‘Grandes écoles’ (GEs) is a key determinant of social stratification, low intergenerational mobility at the top and low educational efficiency in France. A stylised model of the French higher education system is constructed. This system is composed of two types of...
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. Parental influence on children’s educational level is a reality that often hinders such progress. In a diverse society like …
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