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1“...Although both economists and psychometricians typically treat them as interval scales, test scores are reported using ordinal scales. Using the Early Childhood...”
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2“...Happiness is reported in ordered intervals (e.g., very, pretty, not too happy). We review and apply standard statistical results to determine when such data...”
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5by Bond, Timothy N Bulman, George Li, Xiaoxiao Smith, Jonathan Published in Journal of labor economics (2018)“...We estimate whether students update the colleges to which they consider applying in response to large, unanticipated information shocks generated by the...”
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6“...We develop a theoretical framework to analyze the effects of immigration on native job amenities, focusing on work schedules. Immigrants have a comparative...”
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7“...Many of the positive economic trends coming out of the Civil Rights Era for black men stagnated or reversed during the late 1970s and early 1980s. These...”
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8“...This paper estimates the effect of exposure to teacher pay-for-performance programs on adult outcomes. We construct a comprehensive data set of schools which...”
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9by Bond, Timothy N Salisbury, Laura Published in The B.E. journal of economic analysis & policy (07.07.2018)“...We develop a model of migration in the face of geographic information asymmetries. Firms from a given city observe whether or not a local worker is a member of...”
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10“...We replicate nine key results from the happiness literature: the Easterlin Paradox, the ‘U-shaped’ relation between happiness and age, the happiness trade-off...”
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12“...•Propose model of taste-based discrimination with unobservable prejudice.•Workers observe race of a supervisor, which provides a signal of...”
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13“...We show that, without strong auxiliary assumptions, it is impossible to rank groups by average happiness using survey data with a few potential responses. The...”
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14by Wan, Sirui Bond, Timothy N Lang, Kevin Clements, Douglas H Sarama, Julie Bailey, Drew H Published in Economics of education review (01.06.2021)“...To determine whether scaling decisions might account for fadeout of impacts in early education interventions, we reanalyze data from a well-known early...”
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15“...Although both economists and psychometricians typically treat them as interval scales, test scores are reported using ordinal scales. Using the Early Childhood...”
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