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Understanding the Economies of New Information and Communication Technology in the

Randomized Experiments in India” [mimeo]. MIT. becker, h. j. (2000). “Pedagogical Motivations

no. 5, pp. 5-17. becker, w. e. (1997). “Teaching Economics to Undergraduates”. Journal of

California. bloom, b. s. (1979). Caractéristiques individuelles et apprentissages scolaires.

pp. 291- 324. bratti, m.; checchi, d.; filippin, a.

Adjustment: Mediating and Moderating Processes”. In: g. duncan; j. brooks-gunn (ed).

(1998). “The Determinants of Performance in the University Introductory Finance Course”.

Resources: An Australian Perspective”. Information Technology in Childhood Education. No. 1,

“Retrospective vs. Prospective Analysis of Flip Charts in Kenya”. Journal of Development

Firm Level Investigation of the Complementarity between Information and Communication

Washington D.C.: Brookings Institution. hanushek, e. a. (1971). “Teacher Characteristics and

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