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Does ‘compulsory volunteering’ affect subsequent behaviour? Evidence from a natural experiment in Canada

Authors: Wei Yang

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TypeJournal article
Author Wei Yang
Publication Year 2017
Title Does ‘compulsory volunteering’ affect subsequent behaviour? Evidence from a natural experiment in Canada
Volume 25
Journal Name Education Economics
Number 4
Pages 394-405
Publication Language English
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Subjects

HealthImmigration and ethnocultural diversityIndigenous peoples

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Data Used

Youth in Transition Survey

Longitudinal, Survey (1998 to 2009)

YITS

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