Publication date
October 2018
DOI Publisher
Public Library of Science (PLoS)Abstract
Notes: Each point in the curves is based on 100 steady-state population statistics. These were obtained from 20 periods for 5 different random seeds.</p
Notes: Each point in the curves is based on 100 steady-state population statistics. These were obtained from 20 periods for 5 different random seeds.</p
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Is an education subsidy an optimal policy for economies suffering from chronic malnutrition and pove...
What are the effects of child care subsidies on education, fertility and the sectoral allocation of ...
Abslrau- To max.i mize lifetime discounted earnings, ind ividu-als ac t so as to t1ll in the peaks a...
Notes: Each curve is based on approximately 210,000 individuals. These individuals were obtained fro...
Notes: Each point in the graphics is based on 80 population statistics. These 80 statistics stem fro...
The standard benefit incidence algebra generally produces biased estimates of the distribution of pu...
Most studies of the effects of subsidies or recipient behavior accept the nominal legal provisions o...
We examine how an introduction of education subsidies affects growth rates, incorporating an uncerta...
Abstract. This study analyzes the equity effects of public subsidization of private schools in Côte ...
This paper presents empirical evidence on the distributional impact of public higher education throu...
This paper investigates the impact of a negative income tax and a program of schooling subsidies on ...
The change to the minimum school-leaving age in the United Kingdom from 14 to 15 had a powerful and ...
The economic literature identifies two effects of schooling on population structure: a negative effect ...
This study examines households’ fertility variations in response to expected permanent shifts in the...
This paper estimates the effect of progressive income taxes on education. I combine data from the PS...
Is an education subsidy an optimal policy for economies suffering from chronic malnutrition and pove...
What are the effects of child care subsidies on education, fertility and the sectoral allocation of ...
Abslrau- To max.i mize lifetime discounted earnings, ind ividu-als ac t so as to t1ll in the peaks a...
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