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Low Transmission of Cognitive Skills across Generations in Kenya
Cognitive skills contribute to human capital and economic growth, yet little is known about how they transmit across generations or evolve over the life course in low-income settings. Previous research on intergenerational cognitive transmission has focused predominantly on Western, high-income coun
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