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Cheaper By the
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Into College, Out of Poverty? Policies to Increase the Postsecondary
Attainment of the Poor (with David Deming). NBER Working Paper
15387. 2009
This working paper is forthcoming in Phil Levine and David Zimmerman, eds.
Targeting Investments in Children: Fighting
Poverty When Resources are Limited.
Informing the Debate: Comparing Boston's Charter, Pilot and
Traditional Schools
(with Atila Abdulkadiroglu, Josh
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Raising College Enrollment. Milken
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Slate
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Building the Stock of College-Educated Labor. Journal
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Complexity and Targeting in Federal Student Aid: A
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Focus Tax Incentives on Those Who Need Them. Chronicle
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The Economics of Student Aid. NBER
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College Grants on a Postcard: A Proposal for Simple
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Harvard
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This proposal has been adopted by the Clinton, Obama and Richardson
presidential campaigns.
The Feasibility of Streamlining Aid for College Using
the Tax System (with
Judith Scott-Clayton. National
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Simplify and Focus the Education Tax Incentives (with
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The Cost of Complexity in Student Financial Aid:
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Tax Policy and Education Policy: Collision or
Coordination? A Case Study of the 529 and Coverdell Saving
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Who Benefits from the Education Saving Incentives?
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Does Aid Matter? Measuring the Effects of Student Aid
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The Behavioral and Distributional Implications of Aid
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Loans, Liquidity and Schooling Decisions.
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Hope for Whom? Financial Aid for the Middle Class and
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