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Benefits of academic education versus vocational: Tanzania's manufacturing sector.

Abstract:: While educators in Africa have focused on supplying vocational education this has long conflicted with students' preference for an academic education. How do the returns from academic education, in terms of a higher income, compare with those of vocational training?

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Sandefur, J., Serneels, P., & Teal, F. (2007). Benefits of academic education versus vocational: Tanzania's manufacturing sector. CSAE (University of Oxford).

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Sandefur, J., et al. Benefits of Academic Education versus Vocational: Tanzania's Manufacturing Sector. CSAE (University of Oxford), 2007.

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Sandefur, J, P Serneels, and F Teal. 2007. “Benefits of Academic Education versus Vocational: Tanzania's Manufacturing Sector.” CSAE (University of Oxford).
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Publisher:: CSAE (University of Oxford)
Publication date:: 2007-06-01

Language:: English
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Local pid:: oai:economics.ouls.ox.ac.uk:14489
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Copyright date:: 2007

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