EUI Working Paper: SPS, Issues 90-94European University Institute, 1990 - Europe |
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I first discuss the concept of educational opportunity and give background information about the educational system in the Federal Republic of Germany . I then describe the data , the variables and the models I use in order to examine ...
I first discuss the concept of educational opportunity and give background information about the educational system in the Federal Republic of Germany . I then describe the data , the variables and the models I use in order to examine ...
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Changes in the effects of social origin on transition probabilities As discussed above , we have two basic hypotheses to test : ( 1 ) that the effect of social background is weaker for higher educational transitions because people will ...
Changes in the effects of social origin on transition probabilities As discussed above , we have two basic hypotheses to test : ( 1 ) that the effect of social background is weaker for higher educational transitions because people will ...
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Insert table 8 about here Finally , we also discuss the effects of social background on the transition probability from lower secondary school qualification and intermediate school qualification to vocational training in table 9.
Insert table 8 about here Finally , we also discuss the effects of social background on the transition probability from lower secondary school qualification and intermediate school qualification to vocational training in table 9.
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