This paper describes a model of the educational participation rate of 16-year olds in England and Wales which is used to produce forecasts up to 1995/1996. Previous models are briefly reviewed and argued to be inadequate. A new socio-economic model is presented based upon principles of cointegration and general to specific modelling, which satisfies a battery of diagnostic tests. Projections based on the model suggest that there will be a substantial rise in the educational participation rate in the period to 1995/1996. This projected rise is much greater than that suggested by the trend-extrapolation techniques which are more commonly used in this area
In this paper we estimate a multinomial logit model of the choice of first destination. The data use...
The use of targeted additional funding for school-age education, intended to improve student attainm...
An investigation into Statistical Modelling of Data from Longitudinal Studies for the study of Educa...
This paper describes a model of the educational participation rate of 16-year olds in England and Wa...
This paper describes a model of the educational participation rate of 16-year olds in England and Wa...
This paper describes a model of the educational participation rate of 16-year olds in England and Wa...
This paper describes a model of the educational participation rate of 16-year olds in England and Wa...
This paper presents a time-series analysis of the socioeconomic factors influencing the propensity o...
This paper studies the existence and the scale of regional education externalities on the education ...
The paper examines the time-series evidence relating to participation rates in further education in ...
Reports a model forecasting learner numbers (post-16) in the period up to 2020. Relevant to the rais...
The paper examines the time-series evidence relating to participation rates in further education in ...
Also available via the Internet. Full report, ISBN 1-84185-597-9SIGLEAvailable from British Library ...
This paper develops a new set of models for projecting labour market activity rates for the UK econo...
The issue of levels of participation in post-compulsory education has been emphasised by the current...
In this paper we estimate a multinomial logit model of the choice of first destination. The data use...
The use of targeted additional funding for school-age education, intended to improve student attainm...
An investigation into Statistical Modelling of Data from Longitudinal Studies for the study of Educa...
This paper describes a model of the educational participation rate of 16-year olds in England and Wa...
This paper describes a model of the educational participation rate of 16-year olds in England and Wa...
This paper describes a model of the educational participation rate of 16-year olds in England and Wa...
This paper describes a model of the educational participation rate of 16-year olds in England and Wa...
This paper presents a time-series analysis of the socioeconomic factors influencing the propensity o...
This paper studies the existence and the scale of regional education externalities on the education ...
The paper examines the time-series evidence relating to participation rates in further education in ...
Reports a model forecasting learner numbers (post-16) in the period up to 2020. Relevant to the rais...
The paper examines the time-series evidence relating to participation rates in further education in ...
Also available via the Internet. Full report, ISBN 1-84185-597-9SIGLEAvailable from British Library ...
This paper develops a new set of models for projecting labour market activity rates for the UK econo...
The issue of levels of participation in post-compulsory education has been emphasised by the current...
In this paper we estimate a multinomial logit model of the choice of first destination. The data use...
The use of targeted additional funding for school-age education, intended to improve student attainm...
An investigation into Statistical Modelling of Data from Longitudinal Studies for the study of Educa...