Investments in human capital and labor market outcomes are self-reinforcing. The problem is that poorer households are often unable to invest enough in human capital, so they lag in human development outcomes, contributing to the persistence of intergenerational poverty. The policy note builds on the relationship between human capital and labor market outcomes for the poor and reviews some of the few programs currently active for addressing the needs...
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2023/03/23
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Improving Labor Market Outcomes of the Poor
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Ahmed, S. Amer; Thelma Seoeun Choi; Ersado,Lire.
Improving Labor Market Outcomes of the Poor (English). Washington, D.C. : World Bank Group. http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/099033123052514802