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The returns to flexible post-secondary education: The effects of delaying school

Auteurs: Ana Ferrer et Alicia Menendez

Détails

TypeDocument de travail (en ligne)
Auteur Ana Ferrer et Alicia Menendez
Année de pulication 2009
Titre The returns to flexible post-secondary education: The effects of delaying school
Série Canadian Labour Market and Skills Researcher Network (CLSRN) Working Papers
Numéro 17
Ville Vancouver, BC
Langue de publication Anglais
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Sujets

Éducation, formation et apprentissageTravail

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Données utilisées

Enquête nationale auprès des diplômés

Enquêtes transversales, Répété (1978 À 2013)

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Centre(s) de données de recherche

CDR-Région des Prairies (Calgary)

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