High School Track Choice and Financial Constraints Evidence from Urban Mexico /

Parents and students from different socioeconomic backgrounds value differently school characteristics, but the reasons behind this preference heterogeneity are not well understood. In the context of the centralized school assignment system in Mexico City, this study analyzes how a large household i...

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Main Author:	Avitabile, Ciro
Other Authors:	Bobba, Matteo, Pariguana, Marco
Format:	Electronic Book
Language:	English
Published:	Washington, D.C. : The World Bank, 2015
Series:	Policy research working papers World Bank e-Library
Subjects:	Ability Academic achievement Economic development Education Education, Higher Education, Primary Education, Secondary Educational vouchers Employment (Economic theory) Grants-in-aid High school students High schools Human capital Information technology Learning Literature Low-income students Middle schools Migration, Internal Public schools Research grants Scholarships School attendance School census School facilities School principals School year Schools > Furniture, equipment, etc Statistics Students Subsidies Teachers Technical education Technical institutes Training Tuition Vocational education Workshops Academic ability Academic quality Academic year Access to university Achievement standards Achievement Assignment mechanism Average treatment effect Career College education College Curriculum Dropout rate Economics of education Education for all Education institutions Education level Education programs Educational modalities Educational outcomes Effective schools & teachers Elite schools Enrollment Ethnic composition Exam Fees Geographic distribution Grade levels Graduate Graduation rate High school level High school ITS LET Labor markets Lower secondary school Lower secondary Middle school Ministry of education Number of students per teacher Number of students Open access Parental education Pedagogical methods Public education Public school Returns to education School completion School curriculum School days School infrastructure School level School program School programs School quality School students Secondary enrollment Secondary school Secondary schooling Student ability Students per teacher Study Teacher Technical track Tertiary education Tertiary level Test scores Tuition costs Tuition fees University degree University programs University Upper secondary education Upper secondary level Upper secondary Vocational school Vocational schools Vouchers

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