2011
DOI: 10.1080/03075071003725343
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Higher education (related) choices in Portugal: joint decisions on institution type and leaving home

Abstract: " "H Hi ig gh he er r e ed du uc ca at ti io on n ((r re el la at te ed d)) c ch ho oi ic ce es s i in n P Po or rt tu ug ga al l: : j jo oi in nt t d de ec ci is si io on ns s o on n i in ns st ti it tu ut ti io on n t ty yp pe e a an nd d l le ea av vi in ng g h ho om me e" " C Ca ar rl la a S Sá á D Di ia an na a A Am ma ad do o T Ta av va ar re es s E El ls sa a J Ju us st ti in no o A Al lb be er rt to o A Am ma ar ra al l NIPE WP 04/ 2010 " "H Hi ig gh he er r e ed du uc ca at ti io on n ((r re el la at … Show more

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“…In the U.S. (Chen and Zerquera 2018), the Netherlands (Sá, Florax, and Rietveld 2012) and Turkey (Eurostudent 2017) women are more likely to leave home for university than men. Yet, no gender differences were found among young individuals from Portugal (Sá et al 2011). Overall, a cultural variation in home-leaving is evident, but as ample research has been conducted in the U.S. and Europe, different cultures need to be investigated.…”
Section: Current Trends In Leaving Home Patternsmentioning
confidence: 95%
“…In the U.S. (Chen and Zerquera 2018), the Netherlands (Sá, Florax, and Rietveld 2012) and Turkey (Eurostudent 2017) women are more likely to leave home for university than men. Yet, no gender differences were found among young individuals from Portugal (Sá et al 2011). Overall, a cultural variation in home-leaving is evident, but as ample research has been conducted in the U.S. and Europe, different cultures need to be investigated.…”
Section: Current Trends In Leaving Home Patternsmentioning
confidence: 95%
“…Conforme observado na coluna (3) da Tabela 3, há uma correlação direta entre a probabilidade de o filho permanecer sob a dependência do pai na vida adulta e a escolaridade deste último. Ou seja, um ano amais de estudo do pai aumenta a chance de o filho corresidir com ele em 0,37 p.p, 11 o que está em linha com os resultados encontrados por Giannelli e Monfardini (2003), Cobb-Clark e Gorgens (2014) e Sá et al (2011). Por outro lado, residir no meio urbano, comparado à zona rural (categoria base), diminui a probabilidade de convivência com o pai em 3,1 p.p.…”
Section: Determinantes Da Decisão De Corresidênciaunclassified
“…O background socioeconómico também parece restringir as escolhas dos estudantes e a acessibilidade desempenha um papel nas suas decisões [Sá et al 2011]. …”
Section: Análise De Tendências De Escolhaunclassified