Takaful and Karama is a social program that has been launched by the Egyptian government in 2015 to support the disadvantaged and most vulnerable families and elderly citizens. The part of the program that is directed to support families represents a conditional cash transfer that requires families to keep their children in school until they are 18 years old and follow up visits to local health care units to be eligible for receiving the cash transfer. Amira is an Egyptian ten years old child from a poor family who has previously dropped out of school. To be eligible for the fund, her mother enrolled her in school again. Amira is expected to remain in school until she is 18 years old. a) Explain, with the support of illustrative charts, the impact of Amira's returning to school until she is 18 on her potential life earning stream. b) How will that social program impact the national human capital of Egypt in the future, and specifically the characteristics of the Egyptian national labour force.

Takaful and Karama is a social program that has been launched by the Egyptian government in 2015 to support the disadvantaged and most vulnerable families and elderly citizens. The part of the program that is directed to support families represents a conditional cash transfer that requires families to keep their children in school until they are 18 years old and follow up visits to local health care units to be eligible for receiving the cash transfer. Amira is an Egyptian ten years old child from a poor family who has previously dropped out of school. To be eligible for the fund, her mother enrolled her in school again. Amira is expected to remain in school until she is 18 years old. a) Explain, with the support of illustrative charts, the impact of Amira's returning to school until she is 18 on her potential life earning stream. b) How will that social program impact the national human capital of Egypt in the future, and specifically the characteristics of the Egyptian national labour force.

Economics:

10th Edition

ISBN:9781285859460

Author:BOYES, William

Publisher:BOYES, William

Chapter33: Income, Income Distribution, And Poverty

Section: Chapter Questions

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