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Schooling, Development, and Inequality: Old Myths and New Realities

Gerald Fry
Harvard Educational Review April 1981, 51 (1) 107-116; DOI: https://doi.org/10.17763/haer.51.1.21515g61608q5116
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Drawing on several alternative theoretical perspectives and using cross-national data,Gerald Fry assesses empirically the impact of both schooling and key developmental variables on levels of economic inequality. He reports that the expansion of schooling shows little relationship with inequality, while economic dependency is found to have the strongest association.

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