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Following Mexican Youth : A Short-Run Study of Time Use Decisions

This paper exploits data from a rotating panel that follows individuals for four quarters to shed light on the factors driving the time use decisions and restrictions faced by Mexican youth. The results of the analysis imply that: (i) once youth ag...

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Main Authors: Baron, Juan D., Popova, Anna, Sanchez, Angelica
Language:English
en_US
Published: World Bank, Washington, DC 2016
Subjects:
SKILLS
CHILD HEALTH
FORMAL EDUCATION SYSTEM
EARLY PREGNANCY
FORMAL EDUCATION
OLDER MEN
DROPOUTS
YOUTH EMPLOYMENT
SCHOOL ENROLMENT
SCHOOLING
ENROLLMENT
EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES
INTERGENERATIONAL TRANSMISSION
GROUPS
LABOR FORCE
SURVIVAL RATE
SOCIAL EXPECTATIONS
TEEN
HEALTH
DROPOUT
POLICY DISCUSSIONS
RURAL YOUTH
PUBLICATIONS
NUMBER OF PEOPLE
VULNERABILITY
INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION
FASHION
YOUTHS
LABOR MARKET
PUBLIC POLICY
QUALITY OF EDUCATION
TRAINING
PREGNANCY RATES
POOR FAMILIES
BOYS
EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES
YOUNG MALES
SECONDARY SCHOOL
FERTILITY RATE
PARENTAL EDUCATION
VIOLENCE
HOUSEHOLD INCOME
MALE
HOUSEHOLD SURVEYS
MARRIAGE
DEPENDENCY RATIOS
CARE OF CHILDREN
ADOLESCENT FERTILITY
FAMILY COMPOSITION
CHILD CARE
MALE YOUTH
NEWSPAPERS
PROGRESS
YOUNGER WOMEN
UNEMPLOYMENT
YOUNG BOYS
HUMAN CAPITAL
YOUNG MEN
TEENAGE PREGNANCY
TEENAGE FERTILITY
DROPOUT RATES
PUBLIC OPINION
WAGES
POLICIES
VALUES
SCHOOL ATTENDANCE
WOMAN
PARTICIPATION
AGE
POLICY RESEARCH WORKING PAPER
GENDER
POLICY MAKERS
CHILDHOOD
BIRTHS
URBAN CENTERS
SOCIAL POLICY
FAMILY FORMATION
AGE GROUPS
WORKSHOP
URBAN AREAS
YOUNGER FEMALES
URBAN YOUTH
YOUTH
DECISION MAKING
SOCIOECONOMIC FACTORS
WORKSHOPS
ECONOMIC PROSPERITY
ADOLESCENTS
POLICY
OLDER WOMEN
EARLY DROPOUT FROM SCHOOL
PARTICIPATION OF WOMEN
CHILDREN
LEVEL OF EDUCATION
GENDERS
QUALITY EDUCATION
FEMALES
EDUCATION
WORKING CONDITIONS
INVESTMENT
ADOLESCENT
RURAL AREAS
YOUNG WOMEN
ECONOMIC PROGRESS
YOUNG PEOPLE
TEEN PREGNANCY
POPULATION
MARITAL STATUS
GIRLS
STUDENTS
YOUNGER MEN
INTERVENTIONS
POLICY RESEARCH
PERSONAL LIVES
MALES
FERTILITY
PRIMARY EDUCATION
SOCIAL PROBLEMS
FAMILIES
WOMEN
YOUTH UNEMPLOYMENT
GENDER ROLES
FEMALE
SECONDARY EDUCATION
PREGNANCY
SOCIAL MOBILITY
POLITICAL INSTABILITY
YOUTH POPULATION
DEVELOPMENT POLICY
RETURNS TO EDUCATION
Online Access:http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2016/01/25796464/following-mexican-youth-short-run-study-time-use-decisions
http://hdl.handle.net/10986/23701

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http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2016/01/25796464/following-mexican-youth-short-run-study-time-use-decisions
http://hdl.handle.net/10986/23701

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