Family Income and Educational Attainment: A Review of Approaches and Evidence for Britain

Overview of attention for article published in Oxford Review of Economic Policy, June 2004

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1st #freepdf: @JoBlanden & @casp_bath's Paul Gregg find that family background & income has had larger and larger causal impact on educational attainment in UK over time https://t.co/fmY6f3hj4u https://t.co/BfUmLXmI50

Family background & income has had larger and larger causal impact on educational attainment in UK over time https://t.co/whNmZGPltJ

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