C1 The table below shows the estimates from Duflo (2001) on the effect of the primary school building program (children aged 2 to 6) in Indonesia in 1974 on the wages:Panel A: Experiment of InterestAged 2 to 6 in 1974Aged 12 to 17 in 1974DifferenceSelect one:O a.a. 0.026O b. -0.26OC -0.12O d. -0.15O e. -0.29Level of program in region of birthHigh(4)Difference(6)Select one:O a.O b. -0.12O C.-0.15O d. 0.026Oe. -0.296.61(0.0078)6.87(0.0085)-0.26(0.011)What is the change in wages among the age group of children who were not targeted by the program?a. -0.26Low(5)6.73(0.0064)7.02(0.0069)-0.29(0.0096)-0.12(0.010)-0.15(0.011)0.026(0.015)What is the change in wages among the age group of children who were targeted by the program?

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The table below shows the estimates from Duflo (2001) on the effect of the primary school building program (children aged 2 to 6) in Indonesia in 1974 on the w Panel A: Experiment of Interest Aged 2 to 6 in 1974 Aged 12 to 17 in 1974 Difference Level of program in region of birth High Select one: O a. 0.026 O b. -0.26 OC -0.12 O d. -0.15 O e. -0.29 6.61 (0.0078) 6.87 (0.0085) -0.26 (0.011) Low (5) 6.73 (0.0064) 7.02 (0.0069) -0.29 (0.0096) Difference (6) -0.12 (0.010) -0.15 (0.011) 0.026 (0.015) What is the change in wages among the age group of children who were not targeted by the program? What is the change in wages among the age group of children who were targeted by the program?

The table below shows the estimates from Duflo (2001) on the effect of the primary school building program (children aged 2 to 6) in Indonesia in 1974 on the w Panel A: Experiment of Interest Aged 2 to 6 in 1974 Aged 12 to 17 in 1974 Difference Level of program in region of birth High Select one: O a. 0.026 O b. -0.26 OC -0.12 O d. -0.15 O e. -0.29 6.61 (0.0078) 6.87 (0.0085) -0.26 (0.011) Low (5) 6.73 (0.0064) 7.02 (0.0069) -0.29 (0.0096) Difference (6) -0.12 (0.010) -0.15 (0.011) 0.026 (0.015) What is the change in wages among the age group of children who were not targeted by the program? What is the change in wages among the age group of children who were targeted by the program?

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