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Title: Schooling Interruption, Work While in School and the Returns from Schooling
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Griliches, Zvi |
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Schooling Interruption, Work While in School and the Returns from Schooling Scandinavian Journal of Economics (1980): 291-303 Cohort(s): Young Men Publisher: Blackwell Publishing, Inc. => Wiley Online Keyword(s): Educational Returns; I.Q.; Part-Time Work; Schooling Recent suggestions for expanding the work experiences of school age youth make sense only if such experiences are in fact valuable or can be had at little real cost. These issues are explored using data form the NLS of Young Men, focusing on the effects of school interruption and of work while in school on subsequent wage rates. While the interpretation of the results is clouded by self-selection problems, there is no evidence in the data that interruptions or work while in school lead to any negative effects. Expanding work opportunities for the young is unlikely to detract from their future academic and economic achievement. |
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Griliches, Zvi. "Schooling Interruption, Work While in School and the Returns from Schooling." Scandinavian Journal of Economics (1980): 291-303.
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