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The evidence underscores the need to shift attention from school attainment to actual learning. While the average global return to an additional year of schooling is about 10 percent, a one standard deviation increase in test scores raises earnings by 15 percent. Studies show that including...
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In 1942, the United States incarcerated all Japanese Americans on the West Coast, including children, in internment camps. Using non-West Coast Japanese Americans and non-Japanese Asians as control groups, I estimate the effect of attending a War Relocation Authority school on labor market...
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This study addresses an open debate in the literature about the direct effects of measures of school quality on workers' earnings in the labor market. Card et al. (1996) argue that the young sample that Betts (1995) uses understates the effects of the measures of school quality on earnings. The...
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-economic status (SES), children's test scores, and future wages and employment. We find that children of lower SES have both lower age … 16 test scores and higher returns to these test scores in terms of age 33 wages and employment probabilities than high …
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The evidence underscores the need to shift attention from school attainment to actual learning. While the average global return to an additional year of schooling is about 10 percent, a one standard deviation increase in test scores raises earnings by 15 percent. Studies show that including...
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) interstate differences in wages are not consistent with a simple school quality–wage relation; we cannot assume a simple national … school quality evaluation appears insufficient to resolve the ambiguous link between school quality and wages. In addition … finally, (7) it is unclear whether the positive correlations between wages and either school expenditures or teachers' wages …
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