Publikation: Social mobility and education policy : a district-level analysis of legislative behavior
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A vast literature has examined how perceptions of mobility shape demand for redistribution. These studies generally refer to contemporaneous tax policies demanded by those directly impacted. But social mobility is often measured as changes across generations. To account for these intergenerational effects, our analysis focuses on educational policies. We examine how social mobility at the district level explains legislative support for inclusive education policies. We first develop an electoral competition model where voters are altruistic parents, politicians are office seeking and the future economic status of the children is affected both by the degree of income mobility and by public education policies. We then analyze a newly compiled dataset of roll-call votes on California education legislation matched with electoral district levels of income mobility. In line with the model, our analysis suggests that upward mobility in a district negatively predicts legislative support for redistributive education bills.
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BELLANI, Luna, Kattalina BERRIOCHOA, Vigile Marie FABELLA, 2024. Social mobility and education policy : a district-level analysis of legislative behavior. In: Socio-Economic Review. Oxford University Press (OUP). 2024, 22(2), S. 533-571. ISSN 1475-1461. eISSN 1475-147X. Verfügbar unter: doi: 10.1093/ser/mwad038BibTex
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