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Keywords = Education
Number of Articles: 6
The Impact of Immigration on Afghanistan’s Work-force Training and Skills: A Case Study of Refugees Returning from Iran
Volume 25, Issue 85 , February 2021, , Pages 65-90
Abstract
Afghanistan is a country having the most refugees in the world. The existence of a long common border and linguistic, religious and cultural similarities between Afghanistan and Iran has created a situation in which the vast majority of Afghan immigrants (43 %) stay in the Iran. After taking up the process ... Read MoreThe Impact of Education on Consumer’s Welfare for Iranian Households: Pseudo-panel Approach
Volume 20, Issue 63 , July 2015, , Pages 89-120
Abstract
Education is one of the most determinants of consumer welfare. There are, however, many differences in educational achievements among individuals. The aim of this paper is to study the generational impact of education on urban households’ consumer welfare in Iran. To do this, we construct a pseudo-panel ... Read MoreExploration of the Relationship between Cultural-Socio-Economic Determinants and Entrepreneurship
Volume 13, Issue 39 , July 2009, , Pages 11-27
Abstract
There has been relatively little empirical analysis of the role played by cultural-social-economic policies to promote entrepreneurship. Governments, for instance, conduct different entrepreneurship promotion policies. Financial assistance and easing of bureaucratic rules are provided to improve the ... Read MoreFormal Education and Income Distribution
Volume 9, Issue 30 , April 2007, , Pages 53-76
Abstract
Income distribution is usually affected by social and economic structures and especially by factors such as inflation, unemployment rates and the government size. In addition, the level of literacy and education are also seen as important factors affecting the income gap among different groups. The ... Read MoreEstimating the Human Capital Share in Iran’s Economic Growth (1965-2000)
Volume 5, Issue 17 , February 2004, , Pages 79-98
Abstract
This paper focuses on human capital as a determinant of economic growth. In this article empirical evidences relating education to economic growth are examined. In the context of neoclassical growth models, i.e. as in Cobb-Douglas production function, human capital serves as an input to production. These ... Read MoreTHE IMPACT OF FORMAL EDUCATION SPENDINGS ON ECONOMIC GROWTH IN IRAN
Volume 4, Issue 11 , July 2002, , Pages 95-114