Do compulsory school attendance laws alone explain the association between quarter of birth and earnings
By J. Bound, David A. Jaeger. 2000
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Subfields: Accounting, Sociology and Political Science
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- Olof Åslund
- Peter Fredriksson
- P. Edin
- Anna Piil Damm
- H. Grönqvist
- Stephen Lipscomb
- Maria D. Fitzpatrick
- Elizabeth Dhuey
Citations in the corpus
- Revising Our Thinking About the Relationship Between Maternal Labor Supply and Preschool (2012, background): “Also, research has shown that women with children born in different seasons of the year, say June and December, have different observable characteristics (Bound and Jaeger 2000; Lam and Miron 1991; Bobak and Gjonca 2001; Buckles and Hungerman 2010).”
- Peers, Neighborhoods and Immigrant Student Achievement: Evidence from a Placement Policy (2009, background): “Nevertheless, we have examined whether the share of highly educated in the ethnic community (“ethnic human capital”) in the assigned location is correlated with month of birth, which in turn is related to various outcomes (Bound et al. 2000).”
- What makes a leader? Relative age and high school leadership (2008, background): “This is important to avoid confounding assigned relative age with possible season of birth effects (Bound & Jaeger, 2000).3 In their paper, Bedard and Dhuey (2006) use assigned relative age as an instrument for the child’s actual age measured in months.”
- Beyond plausibly exogenous (2018, unknown): “First, starting with Bound and Jaeger (2000), and popularized by Altonji et al. (2005) and Angrist et al. (2010), researchers perform an auxiliary regression as an informal test of the exclusion restriction.”
- Heterogeneous treatment effects: instrumental variables without monotonicity? (2010, unknown): “This assumption has been questioned by Bound and Jaeger (2000) but will be maintained here.”