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    Academic Outcomes of Public and Private High School Students: What Lies Behind the Differences?

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    Table 1 Student socio-economic characteristics, by type of high school attended

    Table 2 School resources and practices, peer characteristics, and province of school attendance by type of high school attended

    Table 3 Teacher job characteristics, by type of high school

    Table 4 Estimated relationship between teacher job characteristics and private high school employment (ordinary least squares regression results)

    Table 5 Academic outcomes, by type of high school attended

    Table 6 Estimated relationship between academic outcome variables and private high school attendance (ordinary least squares regression results)

    Table 7 Proportion of gap in academic outcomes between private and public high school students accounted for by differences in covariates (decomposition results)

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