Petra Todd

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Petra Todd (PSC Research Associate) and Jere Behrman ( PSC/PARC Research Associate) were awarded a National Science Foundation Social and Economic Science Grant for their work on “Using New Longitudinal Linked Data to Investigate the Determinants of Educational Attainment and Achievement in Mexico.” Read more in the Penn Economics announcement here.
Petra Todd answers questions about the job market for philly.com

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University of Cambridge - Faculty pf Economics: Petra Tod on Early Life Skills and Human Capital Development
University of Cambridge: Petra Todd on Personality Traits Research
NES-HCEO Summer School on Socioeconomic Inequality 2017: Petra Todd on Policy Evaluation

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