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Child labour and school attendance: Evidence from selection on observed and unobserved variables in Zambia
Although the determinants of child labour and school attendance are well established in the literature, the causal effect of child labour on school attendance is largely unexplored owing in part to econometric challenges. The difficult in finding a valid and strong instrument for child labour, which...
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School of Economics
2014
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