In my job market paper, I use data on >1/4 million college applicants and a regression discontinuity design to show that admission to research universities impacts students’ partisanship and voter turnout 10+ years after applying for college. #EconTwitter https://t.co/iyfJyKSJZB
In my job market paper, I use data on >1/4 million college applicants and a regression discontinuity design to show that admission to research universities impacts students’ partisanship and voter turnout 10+ years after applying for college. #EconTwitter https://t.co/iyfJyKSJZB
@Daniel_Tracht @DannyEdgel Yeah but also no guaranteed summer funding for current students, so you’re mostly stuck spending any of that on June-September…
@emollick This seems almost equally a potential cost savings measure. If both events are required for success and the least likely isn’t successful, effort completing the easier task is wasted.