Success Sequence: A Synthesis of the Literature

Brian Goesling, Hande Inanc and Angela Rachidi

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Abstract: This report presents findings from the literature review, which sought to summarize (1) how researchers and commentators have variously defined the success sequence, (2) research on the individual milestones that make up the success sequence, and (3) research on the relationship between the success sequence milestones and economic outcomes in adulthood.

Keywords: Success sequence; poverty; high school graduation; employment; marriage; childbearing (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Pages: 60
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