New article in Population and Development Review. We look at how intergenerational educational mobility shifted across the 20th century, drawing on data from 92 countries, predominantly LMICs. onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/...

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🚨In this paper🚨
with Matthew Jukes, we examine when gender differences in socioemotional skills emerge and explore the socioeconomic/cultural determinants of these skills. We use Young Lives data with a comprehensive set of skill measures. Just out in the Journal of Dev Studies.
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The gap was stronger in poorer non-OECD countries.

Yes, the relative difference is quite notable.