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... schooling that have occurred in many indus- trialized and newly developed countries and to the desirability of undertaking substantial schooling investments in low - income coun- tries . An understanding of both the causes of changes in ...
... schooling that have occurred in many indus- trialized and newly developed countries and to the desirability of undertaking substantial schooling investments in low - income coun- tries . An understanding of both the causes of changes in ...
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... schooling than for farmers with no schooling . Moreover , schooling has no effect on HYV profitability when farm- ers have no experience with it . These results thus suggest that schooling enhanced the ability of the farmers to learn ...
... schooling than for farmers with no schooling . Moreover , schooling has no effect on HYV profitability when farm- ers have no experience with it . These results thus suggest that schooling enhanced the ability of the farmers to learn ...
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... schooling level is instrumented by the cross - reported measure . These results are quite interesting : the coefficient on the self - reported measure of schooling is 0.078 and is statistically significant ( t = 8.41 ) , while the ...
... schooling level is instrumented by the cross - reported measure . These results are quite interesting : the coefficient on the self - reported measure of schooling is 0.078 and is statistically significant ( t = 8.41 ) , while the ...
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