2021
DOI: 10.1016/j.jdeveco.2021.102679
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The effect of teacher strikes on parents

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“…Evidence supports that a child’s school attendance is positively correlated to parental labor supply ( Gelbach 2002 ; Graves 2013a , 2013b ). To our knowledge, however, only one study has examined the causal impact of school closures on parental labor supply using teacher strikes as a negative shock to labor supply in Argentina ( Jaume and Willén 2021 ). In this study, we gauge the causal impact of children’s school attendance on parental labor supply using the unanticipated nature of school closures for identification purposes.…”
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“…Evidence supports that a child’s school attendance is positively correlated to parental labor supply ( Gelbach 2002 ; Graves 2013a , 2013b ). To our knowledge, however, only one study has examined the causal impact of school closures on parental labor supply using teacher strikes as a negative shock to labor supply in Argentina ( Jaume and Willén 2021 ). In this study, we gauge the causal impact of children’s school attendance on parental labor supply using the unanticipated nature of school closures for identification purposes.…”
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“…La escasa literatura concerniente al efecto del cierre de escuelas sobre el desempeño laboral de las madres en la región abre la oportunidad a nuevas líneas de investigación en América Latina que procuren estimar tal efecto. Un estudio reciente de Jaume y Willén (2021) [27] realiza una evaluación del impacto del cierre de escuelas, pero a partir de las huelgas docentes en Argentina entre el 2003 y el 2014. Los autores estiman que una no presencialidad de los niños en las aulas de 10 días reduce la oferta laboral de sus madres, y reduce sus ingresos mensuales en un 3 por ciento en comparación a la media.…”
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