by the high educational level of the sample using Dahl (2002)'s model. School inputs are used as instrumental variables … of high school (1995), affects the wages received by this cohort five years later, measured in the 2000 Census. We … for proficiency. The results show that the average test scores impact wages, with an estimated elasticity of 0.3. …

educational outcomes in that country. To do so, we apply various techniques (e.g., propensity score and coarsened exact matching …-term positive and economically meaningful effects on nonhealth outcomes such as education and cognitive skills. These effects are …

educational outcomes in that country. To do so, we apply various techniques (e.g., propensity score and coarsened exact matching …-term positive and economically meaningful effects on nonhealth outcomes such as education and cognitive skills. These effects are …

To the extent that school assignments/choices are endogenous, it is hard to conduct good experimental research on … single-sex schooling. Thus, there is little large-scale empirical evidence on the long-term effects of single-sex schools in … many developed countries. I explore the causal effects of single-sex high schools on labor market outcomes and family …

educational outcomes in that country. To do so, we apply various techniques (e.g., propensity score and coarsened exact matching …-term positive and economically meaningful effects on nonhealth outcomes such as education and cognitive skills. These effects are …

argue that low-achieving students may be particularly affected by the lack of educator support during school closures. We … collect detailed time-use information on students before and during the school closures in a survey of 1,099 parents in …