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    The School-Cutoff Strategy Refers to Comparing Children Who Go to School
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The School-Cutoff Strategy Refers to Comparing Children Who Go to School

Question 150

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The school-cutoff strategy refers to comparing children who go to school to those who are cutoff from going to school because they need to help with the family.

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