Barros, Pedro PitaStroh, Daniel2017-07-272018-01-202017-01-20http://hdl.handle.net/10362/22200Using survey based data on actual and parental education this work project explores intra- and intergenerational effects of job information centers on the individual secondary and tertiary educational outcome. The treatment effect is estimated in a difference-in-difference setup exploiting exogenous variation over time and across districts of openings of job information centers. I find significant effects of both intra-intergenerational quality on tertiary and secondary education. the results suggest that providing job-related information through public establishments such as job information centers can be a powerful tool of public policy.engEducationIntergenerational mobilityJob information centersInformationmaster thesis201714191