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Goldrick-Rab, Sara; Harris, Douglas N.; Benson, James; Kelchen, Robert – Institute for Research on Poverty, 2011
We use the random assignment of a private Wisconsin need-based grant to estimate the impacts of financial aid on college persistence among Pell Grant recipients at 13 public universities over three years. For equity and efficiency reasons, governments use conditional cash transfers to reduce the relationship between family income and college…
Descriptors: Family Income, Educational Objectives, College Choice, Academic Persistence
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Nelson, F. Howard – Journal of Education Finance, 1980
The simulation showed that tax rates tend to become more unequal as spending variation goes up. Although this runs counter to the general goals of reform, the analysis showed that the lowest income, lowest wealth, and lowest spending districts benefited at the expense of high income districts. (Author/IRT)
Descriptors: Elementary Secondary Education, Equalization Aid, Family Income, Income