Introduction:
Employers are replacing adult children, or that were not included in the supplements? Using data from the Mexican education experience, I think that reducing child labor in agriculture is accompanied by an increased demand for labor for adults.
This increase was caused by treatment funds to agricultural entrepreneurs: There were no significant increases in crop prices and quantities of input, not working, or offering Nonfarm Payrolls.
Moreover, a coordinated movements in the price and quantity characterizes this increased demand changes in supply resulting from the effects of the income of treatments. Therefore, causing increased adult child in supply demand: employers replace older children.
