Mapping continuous raw scores from millions of Advanced Placement examinations onto the 1 to 5 integer scoring scale, we apply a regression discontinuity design to understand how students’ choice of c
For decades, migration economics has stressed the effects of migration restrictions on income distribution in the host country.
In this paper, we explore the psychological experience of university-educated local workers from emerging economies striving to enter the global job market for managerial positions.
This chapter explains the necessity of health care for the working poor, especially women. It also provides solutions to address barriers to health care access.
The article presents a reprint of the article "One Brainchild Left Behind" by Paul E. Peterson, which appeared in the previous issue of "Education Next," published by Hoover Institution.
Low college enrollment rates among low-income students may stem from a combination of credit constraints, low academic skill, and low-quality schools.
Though online technology has generated excitement about its potential to increase access to education, most research has focused on comparing student performance across online and in-person formats.
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