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Focusing on Fundamentals: A Reply to Koski and Horng
Koski and horng argue that our study of seniority-based transfer rules is narrow and that its findings only apply under limited circumstances. They say that their own study, by contrast, takes a broad frame—so broad that, as detailed in their 127-page technical report, they estimated 40 different models. They argue that the bigger picture
that emerges from their more extensive analysis is that there is little evidence for our finding that
these rules have a negative impact on the percentage of experienced teachers in disadvantaged schools relative to advantaged schools.
Keywords: collective bargaining, teachers unions, seniority rules
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