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The impact of school choice on education quality is one of the most hotly contested issues in education economics. We … even becomes negative. Besides the influence on the average achievement in the city, the increased school choice leads to …
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In a school choice problem each school has a priority ordering over students. These priority orderings depend on … criteria such as whether a student lives within walking distance or has a sibling already at the school. We argue that by … alternative school choice problem and adaptations of the Gale-Shapley student optimal stable mechanism and the top trading cycles …
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We study school choice within the family, analyzing how birth order, gender, innate talent, and family financial …
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Government of Punjab is committed to attain the universalization of school education by providing free education and … partial failure of these schemes and making the target of universalization of school education difficult. The paper examines … the household choice of private versus public sector schools as an outcome of child, household and school characteristics …
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School assignment procedures aim to improve student welfare, but must balance efficiency and equity goals and provide …
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I study the self-selection of motivated teachers between public and private schools in a mixed duopoly environment. The quality is influenced by the effort exerted by the teachers. Teachers' motivation may have a positive impact on the levels of effort and, then, on the quality. The effect of...
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The object of this article is to assess the causal impact of promotions policies on students' choice of the field of study. We match the records of the students enrolled in two large universities with the records of the participating schools. Within the participating schools, some students took...
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We apply propensity score matching to the estimation of the disparity in school effectiveness between the privately … owned, privately funded school sector and the public one in a sample of 25 countries in Europe, America and Asia. This … technique allows us to distinguish between school choice and school effectiveness processes and thus, to account for selectivity …
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We apply propensity score matching to the estimation of differential school effectiveness between the publicly funded … private sector and the public one, in a sample of 26 countries. This technique allows us to distinguish between school choice … and school effectiveness processes and thus, to account for selectivity issues involved in the comparison of the two …
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to the equalisation of opportunities in school choice. The theoretical framework is based on the contributions of … researchers into school choice policies, while the empirical application uses a 2005 questionnaire answered by the final …-year secondary school students of the Spanish region of Aragon. We conclude that the system of Spanish publicly-subsidised private …
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