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Education and productivity in developing countries: An aggregate production function approach.

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Lau, J.L

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TextSeries: Working papers series;no. 612Publication details: Washington : World Bank, 1991.Subject(s):

Summary: This paper explains why education varies in its effectiveness, especially where the effect appears to be negative.

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