A new dataset on educational inequality

This paper describes a new dataset, in which measures of educational level and inequality were collected for 48 countries over 13 5-year birth cohorts. Drawing on four representative international surveys ( ess , eu-silc , ials and issp ), we collected measures of individual educational attainment a...

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Educational attainment
Educational inequality
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Insurance
Management
Statistics for Business
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