Skill Mismatch and Returns to Education in Manufacturing: A Case of India’s Textile and Clothing Industry
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eSS; Skill mismatch; textiles; clothing; over-education; required education; undereducation; excess education; wage penalty surplus education; labour intensive industries; skill education; under education; India.;Statistics
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