EHA 2021 - Session 3: Meritocratic Reforms and Elites

Explores whether merit-based reforms truly broaden opportunity, using evidence from historical labor and WWI-era work.

InequalityPaneleducation signalingelite persistenceinequalitylabor marketsmeritocracywomen's workJohn Wallis

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