Using data from 41,873 individuals across 17 African countries and 13 studies, this paper maps data from various self-reported scales to 10 socio-emotional skills and examine gender differences in these skills and their relationship with education and earnings. Apart from self-control, the findings show a significant male advantage in self-reported skills—men have an aggregate socio-emotional skill level 0.151 standard deviations higher than women...
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تفاصيل
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2022/10/03
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ورقة عمل خاصة ببحوث السياسات
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WPS10197
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2022/10/03
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Gender Differences in Socio-Emotional Skills and Economic Outcomes : New Evidence from 17 African Countries