Explain:
We discussed how the opportunity cost of sending children to
school affects the level of school enrollment across countries. The
United Nations Human Development Report 2013 reports the
following data for per capita income in 2012 (expressed in 2011
U.S. dollars using purchasing power parity):
Per Capita Income in 2012 (2011 PPP $) | |
Canada | $40,588 |
Denmark | 41,524 |
Greece | 25,391 |
Lesotho | 2,368 |
Ethiopia | 1,218 |
a. Which country would you expect to have the highest school
enrollment rate? The lowest rate?
Highest: (Click to
select)Greece/Denmark/Ethiopia/Lesotho/Canada.
Lowest: (Click to
select)Denmark/Ethiopia/Lesotho/Greece/Canada.
b. Identify each of the following as a benefit or a cost of sending
your child to school?
Old age support for parents: (Click to select)Benefit/Cost.
Forgone wages: (Click to select)Benefit/Cost.
Improved job opportunities for child: (Click to
select)Benefit/Cost.
Tuition, books, and fees: (Click to select)Benefit/Cost.
Job or professional prestige: (Click to
select)Benefit/Cost.
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