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Investing in Early Childhood Nutrition Boosts Academic Achievement in Developing Countries

Journal of Public Economics
Early childhood nutrition and academic achievement: a longitudinal analysis
Paul Glewwe, Hanan G. Jacoby, Elizabeth M. King

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Early childhood nutrition plays a crucial role in academic achievement. A study on Filipino children showed that well-nourished kids perform better in school. This is because they start school earlier and learn more efficiently. Investing in early childhood nutrition programs in developing countries could lead to significant gains in academic success.