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Inequality measure
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Overall inequalities
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Family background inequalities
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SD
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F-gap
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(1)
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(2)
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(3)
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(4)
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Constant
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58.17***
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65.24***
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66.31***
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88.77***
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Tracking
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6.50*
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− 15.15
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20.42***
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− 34.11
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Inequality measure at t = 1
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0.486***
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0.387**
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0.603***
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0.336*
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Tracking∙Inequality measure at t = 1
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0.328
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0.657**
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N countries
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24
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24
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24
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24
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R2
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0.368
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0.400
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0.558
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0.657
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- Under the heading SD we report results relative to the effects of tracking on the country standard deviation. Under the heading F-gap we report results relative to the effects of tracking on the difference between tertiary educated parents with the largest number of books and no tertiary educated parents with the lowest number of books: F-gap = [ln(500) × \(c_{1}\) + \(c_{2}\)] − ln(5) × \(c_{1}\), where \(c_{1}\) and \(c_{2}\) are the coefficients of the family background variables: ln(books) and tertiary education
- Columns (1) and (3) refer to the model with no interaction; columns (2) and (4) to models with interaction between the tracking indicator and inequality at t = 1
- *0.05 < p value < 0.10, **0.01 < p value < 0.05, ***p value < 0.01
