Returns to Education: An International Comparison (notice n° 699300)

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Personal name Maguain, Denis
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Title Returns to Education: An International Comparison
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Date of publication, distribution, etc. 2008.<br/>
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General note 78
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Summary, etc. We use two complementary methods to estimate private returns to education. The first (Mincer, 1974) is the earnings-function method, where education and work experience are explanatory variables. The second, called the“full” method, incorporates the costs of human capital investment and computes the discount rate equating the streams of education benefits and costs over individuals&amp;apos;life cycles. Both methods are also used at the aggregate level to estimate social returns to education. Differences in returns depend on (1) each country&amp;apos;s economic and social models and (2) the institutional context of education systems (selection and, especially, financing). These methods show that France ranks among the industrialized countries where investment in human capital yields the highest returns, particularly in higher education, in both private and social terms. France shares the lead with the United States and United Kingdom, well ahead of Scandinavian countries.
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Topical term or geographic name as entry element tuition fee/student loans
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Topical term or geographic name as entry element schooling
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Note Economie & prévision | o 180-181 | 4 | 2008-08-01 | p. 87-106 | 0249-4744
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