Child Labor in Pakistan: Estimates and Determinants - Couverture souple

Khan, Rana Ejaz Ali

 
9783639245967: Child Labor in Pakistan: Estimates and Determinants

Synopsis

The elimination of child labor and universal primary education are two major issues in developing economies. The estimates, determinants and prospects differ in nations and within nations. In Pakistan particularly and in South Asia generally there are varying estimates from public and non-public organizations as well as diverging ideas on causing factors. That is why proposals are blurred. The book provides a matrix of estimates of child labor in Pakistan in different age groups, urban and rural areas and for male and female children. Through econometric techniques it shed light on children activities and propose policy fabrication. Children work in informal sector, status of basic education, and legislation for schooling and child labor are also discussed. It should be particularly useful for policy makers, academia and researchers in human resource development and generally to students of economics, sociology, education, social work and anthropology as well as social mobilizers having interest in children activities. The researchers probing informal sector work and women employment even may have help in various aspects.

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Présentation de l'éditeur

The elimination of child labor and universal primary education are two major issues in developing economies. The estimates, determinants and prospects differ in nations and within nations. In Pakistan particularly and in South Asia generally there are varying estimates from public and non-public organizations as well as diverging ideas on causing factors. That is why proposals are blurred. The book provides a matrix of estimates of child labor in Pakistan in different age groups, urban and rural areas and for male and female children. Through econometric techniques it shed light on children activities and propose policy fabrication. Children work in informal sector, status of basic education, and legislation for schooling and child labor are also discussed. It should be particularly useful for policy makers, academia and researchers in human resource development and generally to students of economics, sociology, education, social work and anthropology as well as social mobilizers having interest in children activities. The researchers probing informal sector work and women employment even may have help in various aspects.

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