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Adolescent medicine --- Adolescence --- Adolescent Medicine. --- Adolescence. --- Adolescent medicine. --- Ephebiatrics --- Hebiatrics --- Medicine, Adolescent --- Teen-age --- Teenagers --- Development --- Adolescent Health --- Adolescent Health Services --- Medicine --- Puberty --- Diseases

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Health behavior in adolescence. --- Youth --- Young people --- Young persons --- Youngsters --- Youths --- Age groups --- Life cycle, Human --- Adolescent health behavior --- Adolescent health habits --- Adolescent psychology --- Tobacco use. --- Social conditions.

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Adolescent Development --- Adolescent Health --- Adolescent Well Being --- Adolescent Well-Being --- Teen Health --- Adolescent Wellbeing --- Health, Adolescent --- Health, Teen --- Well Being, Adolescent --- Well-Being, Adolescent --- Wellbeing, Adolescent --- Adolescent Medicine --- Child Welfare --- Adolescent Health Services --- Development, Adolescent --- Adolescent Behavior --- adolescent health and wellbeing --- adolescent development --- adolescent psychology --- adolescent gynecology --- adolescent oncology --- adolescent psychiatry --- Adolescent Development. --- Adolescent Health.

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Adolescent Health Services --- Health Promotion --- Attitude to Health --- Adolescent --- Social Class

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This paper exploits data from a rotating panel that follows individuals for four quarters to shed light on the factors driving the time use decisions and restrictions faced by Mexican youth. The results of the analysis imply that: (i) once youth aged 15 to 18 years old leave school, it is very unlikely that they will return; (ii) being "neither in work nor in school" (Nini) is a highly persistent condition; and (iii) marriage (perhaps motivated by teen pregnancy) increases the probability of girls leaving school and raising children by themselves, which may in turn increase their future likelihood of being Ninis, as well as the probability of their children growing up to become Ninis, potentially creating an intergenerational transmission of Nininess. Similar results are found for other countries in the region (Brazil and Argentina).

Adolescent Health --- Gender & Health --- Idleness --- Population Policies --- Primary Education --- School --- Transition --- Work --- Youth