In this article the cross section nature of the European Union Statistics on Income and Living Conditions (EU-SILC), the new homogenized European panel survey, is exploited to check for unobserved heteroskedasticity due to gender in the adult learning. We focus our analysis on a whole sample of 21 European countries. We find a significant heteroskedasticity due to sex in the adult learning in Europe.

Marco Biagetti, Sergio Scichittano (2014). Is There a Heteroscedasticity due to Gender in the Adult Learning? A View from Europe, European Research Studies Journal Volume XVII Issue 3, 91-102