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Does education pay in labor markets?: The labor force participation, occupation, and earnings of Peruvian women.

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BookPublisher: Washington : World Bank, 1990Subject(s): Education | Labor market -- Employment. -- Labor market -- EmploymentSummary: The paper explains how education and past school vocational training affect the type and extent of labor market participation of women in Peru.

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LSMS Working Paper No. 67.

The paper explains how education and past school vocational training affect the type and extent of labor market participation of women in Peru.

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