Some evidence on educational relationships in Chile

The report presents the results of two empirical investigations involving education in Chile.

Goldfarb, Marsha · 1970

Abstract

The first study estimates the importance of school and non-school variables to dropout rate differences among schools. The second study evaluates the impact on worker earnings of formal education, on-the-job training, other personal characteristics of the worker, and characteristics of the firm at which the worker is employed. The workers studied reside in Santiago and are employed in manufacturing.

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