... Regional heterogeneities Quantile regression Human capital Instrumental variable Health Zambia C21 I26 J01 J24 J31 R23 (1) H C E i = f ( E D i , E X i ) To achieve this study’s objectives, answers to the following questions are sought: 1) Do returns...

... at: psingh@hs.iitr.ac.in 25 11 2023 05 05 2024 21 06 2024 11 07 2024 © Emerald Publishing Limited 2024 Emerald Publishing Limited Licensed re-use rights only Non-agriculture employment Rural employment Labour transition India’s labour market J20 J21 J24 J43...

... non-farm employment diversification Gender Caste Land ownership Education J15 J16 J21 J24 Q15 R20 Mounting evidence on rural livelihoods point towards a gradual transition of households from agriculture to rural non-farm sector (hereafter RNFS) employment with the former sector...

.../IJSE-08-2022-0568 © Emerald Publishing Limited 2022 Emerald Publishing Limited Licensed re-use rights only Natural disaster Earthquake Labor market Quality of employment Economic impact Reconstruction policy J24 J63 L25 Q54 Natural disasters have occurred as great...

... education levels. Gender Achievement gap National examination Ethiopia Sub-Saharan Africa I24 I25 J16 J24 The scope and dynamics of the gender educational gap vary across regions and countries. In developed countries, the gender education gap showed a reversal trend in the last few...

... characteristics of the individual. The findings contribute to policy formulation to address issues in labour market activities based on age and occupational choices in the Indian labour market. Age structure Employment Labour market Occupational choices Socio-economic factors J01 J21 J24...

... Source(s) : World Bank (2019) Human capital Economic growth Sub-Saharan Africa (SSA) countries Foreign direct investment (FDI) Government spending Urbanization C13 C23 C51 J24 O47 As the world economy is currently transitioning into the fourth industrial revolution...

... Publishing Limited 2019 Emerald Publishing Limited Licensed re-use rights only Financial development Human capital Panel co-integration Market size O15 C33 J24 With the emergence of growth theories, since the early 1900s, there has been an extensive research on the theoretical...

... the possibility that perceived social standing influences a household’s time investment in their child’s education. From a policy perspective, the findings provide a new way to think about drivers of parental involvement. Human capital Education Positional strategies I21 J24 So your absolute...

... and continuous growth and showed that an escape from the initial state is possible by various second-best programmes of redistributive taxes and income support even without outside aid. Human capital Poverty Home education Paid child labour Parental migration School education D10 J22 J24 J61...