The Catholic Family: Marriage, Children, And Human Capital

William Sander

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Catholicism and marriage in the United States catholicism and intermarriage in the United States catholicism and the economics of fertility the effects of ethnicity and religion on educational attainment Catholic schools, dropout rates and educational attainment Catholic high schools and test scores the effects of catholicism on earnings and employment Catholics, alcohol and tobacco.

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