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Volume 5, Issue 3
Summer 2010
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How Valuable Is the Gift of Time? The Factors That Drive the Birth Date Effect in Education
Justin Smith
Education Finance and Policy (2010) 5 (3): 247–277.
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Hire Today, Gone Tomorrow: New Teacher Classroom Assignments and Teacher Mobility
Li Feng
Education Finance and Policy (2010) 5 (3): 278–316.
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Disabled Peers and Academic Achievement
Jane Friesen, Ross Hickey, Brian Krauth
Education Finance and Policy (2010) 5 (3): 317–348.
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A Distributional Difference-in-Difference Evaluation of the Response of School Expenditures to Reforms and Tax Limits
Daniel P. McMillen, Larry D. Singell Jr.
Education Finance and Policy (2010) 5 (3): 349–377.
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Policy Brief

Education Inspectorate Systems in New Zealand and the Netherlands
Helen F. Ladd
Education Finance and Policy (2010) 5 (3): 378–392.
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