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... ( 1 ) the overall dependence of the level of educational attainment on social
origins ( in traditional educational attainment ... effect of social origin on making
each educational transition has actually increased from early birth cohorts to the
more ...
... ( 1 ) the overall dependence of the level of educational attainment on social
origins ( in traditional educational attainment ... effect of social origin on making
each educational transition has actually increased from early birth cohorts to the
more ...
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If we examine the influences of social origin on this transition for men in table 9 ,
then the pattern is very complex . In the long - run , however , it is clear that there
is a decreasing influence of social origin on attaining vocational training .
If we examine the influences of social origin on this transition for men in table 9 ,
then the pattern is very complex . In the long - run , however , it is clear that there
is a decreasing influence of social origin on attaining vocational training .
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This means that for each younger cohort of men , the increasing overall grade
progression probabilities are to some degree offset by an increasing effect of
social background . However , for men there was no effect of social origin on the
...
This means that for each younger cohort of men , the increasing overall grade
progression probabilities are to some degree offset by an increasing effect of
social background . However , for men there was no effect of social origin on the
...
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| Title | EUI Working Paper: SPS, Issues 90-94 EUI Working Paper: SPS, European University Institute. Department of Political and Social Sciences |
| Contributor | European University Institute. Department of Political and Social Sciences |
| Publisher | European University Institute, 1990 |
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