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Klasen, S., & Lamanna, F. (2009). The impact of gender inequality in education and employment On economic growth: new evidence for a panel of countries. Feminist gonomie,s, 15(3), 91-132. I 0A—A.

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further other essential and valuable goals such as child mortality, fertility, and under-nutrition.
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article is limited in the sense that it fails to analyze other valuable goals beyond economic growth, yet it suggests that gender variation in education has impacts in other valuable development goals. This article will form the foundation of my paper thus; will be used as a