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Long-run benefits from universal high-quality pre-schooling

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A longitudinal study of the relationship of preschool quality, as measured by five indicators generated from an administrative data set, to children's performance on school exams at age 16 in Denmark
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Reports & Papers
Country:
Denmark

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