It is commonly believed that labour‐market returns to education are highest for the primary
level of education and lower for subsequent levels. Recent evidence reviewed in this article …

We estimate the rate of return to education for 12 African countries using recent data and a
range of methodologies, which we apply consistently across all countries. Our findings …

Using a unique dataset, the study fills an important empirical gap in discussions about labor
outcomes in the Arab region by estimating the rates of return to education (RoRE) for all 22 …

The paper provides a comparative study of private rate of return to education in Tunisia,
Palestine, Sudan and Egypt using similar specifications, methodology and surveys. The …

The paper provides a comparative study of private rates of return to education in five MENA
countries to better understand the pattern of rewards to different levels of schooling …

Latin American countries have evolved over the years. Still, after years of military reign,
socioeconomicinstability, and civil wars, the region has been known for its anti-hegemonic …

This study examines United Nations Development Programme (UNDP)'s 1996 hypothesis
regarding the existence of a two-way relationship between economic growth (EG) and …

This paper examines the gender gap in education and investigates the related implications
on the labour market and returns to education in Sudan. Our results confirm two stylized …

Several studies examine the UNDP's 1996 hypothesis regarding the existence of a two–way
relationship between economic growth and human development. This implies that improving …

This paper examines the industrial performance indicators and the relationships between
skill indicators; between skill, upskilling, technology and input-output indicators in Sudan …