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Economic and social theorists have modeled race and ethnicity as a form of personal identity produced in recognition of … race and ethnicity is potentially endogenous because racial and ethnic identities are fluid. We look at the free African … race individuals then choose whether or not to adopt that mulatto identity. Adopting a mulatto identity generates pecuniary …
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compete for students that differ by race, household income, and academic qualification. Colleges maximize a quality index that … means than that of whites. In benchmark equilibrium, colleges may condition admission and tuition on race. In a … tuition policies are race blind. Colleges then use the informational content about race in income and academic score in …
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This paper notes a potential problem in the method of Blinder and Oaxaca the most popular method in the literature for decomposing the mean difference between groups of a given variable into the portion attributable to differences in the distribution of some explanatory variables and differences...
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effects are stronger intra-race and that some effects do not operate through peers' achievement. For instance, both males and …
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in proportional election systems using data from Swedish local government elections. There are two notions of …
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job creation effect of stimulus by 33 percent at the state level. We exploit ex-post close state-level elections to …
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We study the interplay between a "one person-one vote" political system and a "one share-one vote" corporate governance regime. The political system sets Pigouvian subsidies, while corporate governance determines firm-specific public good investments. Our analysis highlights a two-way feedback...
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This paper analyzes the impact of corporate social responsibility (CSR) on the total provision of public goods in a framework in which consumers who may make such voluntary contributions to public goods via CSR are also voters who decide on the level of taxes to finance publicly provided public...
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