The Journal of Economic Education · 1992 · 24 citations · 11 references
EducationEconomicsSecondary EducationCausal InferenceEconometricsMicroeconomicsBiasEconomics EducationSecondary EconomicsSocioeconomic Bias In AssessmentEducation Bias
AbstractA switching-regression model is employed to correct for biases in assessing the gain from high school economics courses; predicted gains rise by two to five times the traditional estimates when the biases caused by aggregation and self-selection are removed.
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