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However, slightly different results are presented from European countries. Beffy etal., (2010), while correcting for the potential endogeneity of early employment, still found anegative impact of part-time employment on French undergraduate and postgraduatestudents. They found that working part-time significantly reduced the probability ofgraduation, even after using an instrumental variables approach to control for the endogeneityof part-time employment. No impact of part-time employment while at school was found forNorthern Ireland (Mcvicar and Mckee, 2001) subjects. Using a relatively small sample of 428students, they examined employment during post-compulsory education. However, whenintensive part-time work (more than 15 hours per week) was considered, the effect becamesignificantly negative. However, the reliability of these results is questionable, due to arelatively small sample size (428 individuals)
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