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The Boston mechanism is a school allocation procedure that is widely used around the world. To resolve overdemands, priority is often given to families who live in the neighborhood school. We note that such priorities define some schools as being safer. We exploit an unexpected change in the...
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En España la educación pública comienza los 3 años, cuando los niños empiezan parvulario. Es el momento en el que las familias tienen que decidir la escuela para sus hijos, dónde deberán realizar parvulario y primaria y, en ocasiones, secundaria. En principio se deja escoger a las...
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An important debate centers on what procedure should be used to allocate students across public schools. We contribute to this debate by developing and estimating a model of school choices by households under one of the most popular procedures known as the Boston mechanism (BM). We recover the...
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We propose a new methodology for measuring intergenerational mobility in economic wellbeing. Our method is based on the joint distribution of surnames and economic outcomes. It circumvents the need for intergenerational panel data, a long-standing stumbling block for understanding mobility. It...
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