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Part 1 Human capital theory: the empirical status of human capitaltheory - a slightly jaundiced survey, Mark Blaug; the return toschooling in the United States, 1939-69, Martin K. marenbach; perceivedearnings functions and ex ante rates of return to postcompulsoryeducation in England, Gareth Williams and Alan Gordon; returns toeducation - an updated international comparison, George Psacharopoulos;returns to education - a further international update and implications,George Psacharopoulos; learninga nd earning in the post school years,Mary J. Bowman; human capital and earnings - British evidence andcritique, George Psacharopoulos and Richard Layard; human capital andthe labor market a review of current research, Jacob Mincer; education,technology and the caracteristics of worker productivity, HerbertGintis; where are we now in the economics of education?, Mark Blaug;academic achievement and job performance - note, Edward Lazear; agency,earnings profiles productivity and hours restrictions, Edward Lazear;screening and education - a theoretical and empirical survey, A.K.Whitehead; occupational training in high school - when does it payoff?, John Bishop. Part 2 Efficiency of schools: the economics ofschooling - production and efficiency in public schools, Eric A.Hanushek; measuring efficiency in education and production, Henry M.Levin. Part 4 Education and economic development: education andeconomic development - the first generation, Martin Carnoy; earnings,schooling, ability and cognitive skills, M. Boissiere, et al;international comparisons of educational and economic indicatorsrevisited, K.H. Lee, and George Psacharopoulos; education and economicgrowth - another axiom of indispensability? From human capital to humancapabilities, David Mitch; why isn't the whole world developed?,Richard A. Easterlin; the impact of primary schooling on economicdevelopment - a review of the evidence, Christopher Colclough;financing public hgiher education in developing countries, AlainMingat; higher education and income distribution in a less developedcountry, Gary S. Fields; the contribution of education to economicgrowth - international comparisons, G. Psacharopolos. Part 5 Politicaleconomy of schooling: the role of education in 19th century doctrinesof political economy, E.G. West; why is education publicly provided? -a critical survey, John R. Lott.