We study the optimal design of student financial aid as a function of parental income. We derive optimal financial aid formulas in a general model. We estimate a model of selection into college for the United States that comprises multidimensional heterogeneity, endogenous parental transfers, dropout, labor supply in college, and uncertain returns. We quantify optimal financial aid in the estimated model and find it is strongly declining in parental income even without distributional concerns. Equity and efficiency go hand in hand.publishe
We discuss a simple model in which parents and children make investments in the children’s education...
We discuss a simple model in which parents and children make investments in the children’s education...
The federal system for distributing student financial aid rivals the tax code in its complexity. Bot...
In the context of a theoretical model of expected profit maximization, this paper shows how historic...
This paper provides a consistent comparison of general tuition subsidies, need-based student aid, me...
Two families with identical earnings paths pay dramatically different amounts for college if one sav...
The allocation of merit-based financial aid during the college admissions process presents postsecon...
This paper provides a consistent comparison of general tuition subsidies, need-based student aid, me...
In this paper, I analyze the determinants of college enrolment and the changes in these determinants...
To say that financial aid is a key component of the college admissions process is an understatement....
Students at a college or university who receive need-based financial aid, receive a tremendous finan...
Actual and Congressional Methodology (CM) family contributions were obtained for a sample of first-t...
In order to meet two key objectives, enrollment managers at colleges and universities make extensive...
We study the optimal design of integrated education finance and tax systems. The distribution of wag...
The current level and form of subsidization of college education is of-ten rationalized by appeal to...
We discuss a simple model in which parents and children make investments in the children’s education...
We discuss a simple model in which parents and children make investments in the children’s education...
The federal system for distributing student financial aid rivals the tax code in its complexity. Bot...
In the context of a theoretical model of expected profit maximization, this paper shows how historic...
This paper provides a consistent comparison of general tuition subsidies, need-based student aid, me...
Two families with identical earnings paths pay dramatically different amounts for college if one sav...
The allocation of merit-based financial aid during the college admissions process presents postsecon...
This paper provides a consistent comparison of general tuition subsidies, need-based student aid, me...
In this paper, I analyze the determinants of college enrolment and the changes in these determinants...
To say that financial aid is a key component of the college admissions process is an understatement....
Students at a college or university who receive need-based financial aid, receive a tremendous finan...
Actual and Congressional Methodology (CM) family contributions were obtained for a sample of first-t...
In order to meet two key objectives, enrollment managers at colleges and universities make extensive...
We study the optimal design of integrated education finance and tax systems. The distribution of wag...
The current level and form of subsidization of college education is of-ten rationalized by appeal to...
We discuss a simple model in which parents and children make investments in the children’s education...
We discuss a simple model in which parents and children make investments in the children’s education...
The federal system for distributing student financial aid rivals the tax code in its complexity. Bot...