Nechyba, T. J., (2003)

‘Introducing School Choice into Multidistrict Public School Systems’

in Hoxby, C. (ed.), The Economics of School Choice, University of Chicago Press

Key results:

1. A price incentive for private-school attending households to settle in the poorest district (where housing is cheaper), raising average income in that district.

2. A narrowing of inter-district housing price differences (as more private school households settle in poor district) reducing the price incentive to live in the poorest district.

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