private and group tutoring in egypt: where is the gender inequality?
private and group tutoring in egypt: where is the gender inequality?
private and group tutoring in egypt: where is the gender inequality?
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Table 15: Wife <strong>and</strong> Husb<strong>and</strong> Educational Atta<strong>in</strong>mentWoman'sEducationalAtta<strong>in</strong>mentNoEducationReads&WritesLess thanSecondaryHusb<strong>and</strong>'s Educational Atta<strong>in</strong>mentAboveSecondaryUniversity& HigherNumberof MenSecondaryTotalNoEducation 41.24 15.9 23.38 18.6 0.65 0.23 100 323Reads &Writes 29.94 27.19 27.53 8.93 2.83 3.57 100 51Less thanSecondary 17.08 11.25 36.11 28.49 2.56 4.51 100 209Secondary 2.84 3.88 10.99 55.51 13.36 13.43 100 416AboveSecondary 0 2.22 3.97 31.19 29.22 33.4 100 97University &Higher 0 0 0.98 15.86 8.68 74.47 100 150Total 18.14 9.55 18.53 31.46 7.77 14.55 100Number ofWomen 194 112 227 388 106 219 | 1,246Source: ELMS 98Notes:1. Based on marriages <strong>in</strong> <strong>the</strong> last 10 years (i.e., from 1988 to 1998).2. Each cell represents <strong>the</strong> probability of a certa<strong>in</strong> level of husb<strong>and</strong> educational atta<strong>in</strong>ment given <strong>the</strong> educationalatta<strong>in</strong>ment of <strong>the</strong> wife.29
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