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Replication of Does-less-education-harm-health

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socioeconomichealthcare

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dataset
Creator:
KhaMalNic
Publisher:
Zenodo
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The replication package of the article "Does less education harm health: evidence from a natural experiment in a developing country" The data utilised in this study requires written consent from the Demographic and Health Survey Program and the Economic Research Forum (Egypt) prior to access. As such we are precluded from sharing the dataset publicly. Interested readers can consult the corresponding author for how to obtain access.

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