The relationship between post-secondary education and skill: Comparing credentialism with human capital theory

Authors: David L. Walters

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Type	Journal article
Author	David L. Walters
Publication Year	2004
Title	The relationship between post-secondary education and skill: Comparing credentialism with human capital theory
Journal Name	Canadian Journal of Higher Education / Revue canadienne d'enseignement supérieur
Number	2
Pages	97-124
Publication Language	English

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National Graduates Survey

Cross-Sectional, Repeated (1978 to 2013)

NGS

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Related Publications

David L. Walters (2006).

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David L. Walters (2003).

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Data Used

National Graduates Survey

Research Data Centre(s)

McMaster RDC