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Effects of universal child care participation on pre-teen skills and risky behaviors

Description:
An inquiry into the effects of children's participation in universal child care at age three on children's non-cognitive outcomes and engagement in risky behaviors at eleven years old, based on information from administrative data and surveys for 6,000 children born in September or October 1995 in Denmark
Resource Type:
Reports & Papers
Author(s):
Gupta Nabanita Datta; Simonsen Marianne
Publisher(s):
Aarhus universitet. Institut for okonomi (Aarhus University. School of Economics and Management)
Country:
Denmark

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