The Role of Parental Wealth and Income in Financing Children’s College Attendance and Its Consequences
Journal of Human Resources · 2021 · V. Joseph Hotz、Emily Wiemers、Joshua Rasmussen、Kate Maxwell Koegel
中文摘要
V. J. Hotz†⇑、Emily Wiemers‡⇑、Joshua Rasmussen§ 和 Kate Maxwell Koegel¶。†V. Joseph Hotz 是杜克大学文理学院经济学杰出教授。‡Emily Wiemers 是雪城大学马克斯韦尔公民与公共事务学院公共管理副教授，并任老龄研究所及老龄与政策研究中心研究员。§Joshua Rasmussen 是 Energy GPS 的助理。¶Kate Maxwell Koegel 是 Cornerstone Research 的助理。电子邮箱：v.joseph.hotz{at}duke.edu；电子邮箱：eewiemer{at}syr.edu
Abstract
V. J. Hotz†⇑, Emily Wiemers‡⇑, Joshua Rasmussen§ and Kate Maxwell Koegel¶ †V. Josheph Hotz is the Arts & Sciences Distinguished Professor of Economics at Duke University. ‡Emily Wiemers is an associate professor of public administration and research associate at the Aging Studies Institute and Center for Aging and Policy Studies at Syracuse University. §Joshua Rasmussen is an associate at Energy GPS. ¶Kate Maxwell Koegel is an associate at Cornerstone Research. Email: v.joseph.hotz{at}duke.edu Email: eewiemer{at}syr.edu