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Title The employment outcomes of vocational education and training in Australia and Japan  
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Name 岸, 智子  
Kana キシ, トモコ  
Romanization Kishi, Tomoko  
Affiliation Professor, Faculty of Economics, Nanzan University  
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Name 鹿野, 繁樹  
Kana カノ, シゲキ  
Romanization Kano, Shigeki  
Affiliation Associate professor, Graduate School of Economics, Osaka Prefecture University  
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Tokyo  
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Name Society of Business and Commerce, Keio University  
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Issued (from:yyyy) 2020  
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Name Keio business review  
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Issue 54(2020)  
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Start page 39(1)  
End page 59(21)  
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04534557  
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This study compares the effects of vocational education and training (VET) on employment, employment status, and wages in Japan and Australia, by applying a differencein-differences analysis to the data obtained from the Keio Household Panel Survey (KHPS) in Japan and the Household, Income and Labour Dynamics in Australia (HILDA) Survey. Vocational education effects were observed mainly for men in the KHPS and women in the HILDA Survey. For the HILDA respondents, the VET effects on employment and wages were more significant for those with a low academic background, while for the KHPS respondents, the reverse applied.
 
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Program evaluation  

Difference-in-differences  

Average treatment effect  

Panel data analysis  

Vocational education and training (VET)  

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Specialised training college  

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Advanced diploma  

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Full-time employment  

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/ Public / Faculty of Business and Commerce / Keio business review / 54 (2020)
 
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