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School vouchers as a redistributive device : an analysis of three alternative systems

Fernández, Raquel; Rogerson, Richard Donald - In: The economics of school choice, (pp. 195-225). 2003

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Welfare and Incentives in Partitioned School Choice Markets

Turhan, Bertan - 2018

Divided enrollment systems cause school assignments to be unfair and wasteful. Iterative version of the student … such partitioned school choice markets for any number of iteration. It also reaches a non-wasteful matching when iterated … face under I-SOSM. I find that when school partition gets coarser students' welfare weakly increases under I-SOSM for any …

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Welfare distribution of collective in-kind transfers in education : an application to the extended schools programme

Angioloni, Simone; Wu, Ziping; Sherry, Erin - In: Applied economics letters 25 (2018) 20, pp. 1411-1415

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Estimation of welfare effects in hedonic difference-in-differences : the case in school redistricting

Ding, Xiaozhou; Bollinger, Christopher R.; Clark, Michael; … - 2023

Banzhaf (2021), we estimate the capitalization of school redistricting in a generalized DID framework that incorporates … significant differences in both the capitalization effects and welfare changes associated with the school redistricting. …

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Land use, worker heterogeneity and welfare benefits of public goods

Teulings, Coen N.; Ossokina, Ioulia V.; Groot, Henri L. … - In: Journal of urban economics 103 (2018), pp. 67-82

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Historical origins of persistent inequality in Nigeria

Archibong, Belinda - 2016

Horizontal inequality by ethnic group has remained remarkably persistent for wealth, education, and access to certain services in Nigeria. While significant gains in the reduction of inequality and improvement in access have been made for more locally administered services, outcomes are stickier...