“…The most cited are family income, family structure, parent's education, level of urbanization and social culture and ideology (Basu, 1999;Kassouf, 2001;Souza, 2003;Lopez-Calva, 2003;Guarcello et al, 2007;Kassouf;Justus, 2010, to mention a few). Some studies have also found evidence concerning the consequences of early work on health and future earnings of individuals and, consequently, on the economy as a whole (Baland;Robinson, 2000;Feitosa et al, 2001;Souza, 2011;Justus et al, 2015;Aransiola and Justus, 2018). Some focus on the long-run cycle of child labor among generations of the same family Souza, 2003;Aquino et al, 2010).…”