Adjusted Poverty Measures and the Distribution of Title I Aid: Does Title I Really Make the Rich States Richer?

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@jessgartner @Noellerson @schooldaves @CongressmanGT Again, we discuss here: https://t.co/hXfJ5aJ5Pa

@Noellerson @RebeccaSibilia @amandajbeaumont @juliam_dc @ZahavaStadler see: https://t.co/hXfJ5aJ5Pa

If you have large numbers of children in poverty in very small districts that spend more because lack economies of scale, failing to control for scale will really screw up your comparisons. Also, ideally, we'd correct our poverty measures. https://t.co/…

@chingos @urbaninstitute Interested in the relationship to: https://t.co/p84KwDWGUi

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