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Formation of children's human capital in Kenya: The role of teachers, private schools and the family
In this thesis, we contribute to knowledge about the human capital formation of children in Kenya in three interrelated essays. We focus on Kenya due to the declining learning outcomes the country is experiencing, in the wake of increasing public spending in the education sector. The first essay exa...
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School of Economics
2018
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