|Diference<br>(5)<br>0.353<br>(0.237)<br>0.098***<br>(0.035)<br>0.081<br>(0.12)<br>-1.2<br>(4.482)<br>1.097<br>(0.672)<br>-0.501*<br>(0.287)<br>0.124***<br>(0.034)<br>-0.213<br>(0.148)<br>-0.294<br>(0.218)<br>0.001<br>(0.031)<br>-0.032<br>(0.032)<br>dent’s house-<br> This variable<br> 0 otherwise;<br>he means for<br>en the treat-<br>ard errors in|
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|**olarship**<br>Control<br>(4)<br>11.799<br>(2.054)<br>0.53<br>(0.5)<br>1.783<br>(1.122)<br>246.239<br>(31.404)<br>17.748<br>(4.717)<br>15.643<br>(3.809)<br>0.5<br>(0.501)<br>2.823<br>(1.77)<br>7.289<br>(2.566)<br>0.073<br>(0.261)<br>0.889<br>(0.315)<br>n the respon<br>r separated. <br> moment and <br> (4) display t<br>erence betwe<br>fects. Stand|
|**verty Sch**<br>Treatment<br>(3)<br>12.048<br>(2.028)<br>0.64<br>(0.481)<br>1.856<br>(1.052)<br>242.447<br>(34.06)<br>18.686<br>(4.729)<br>15.082<br>(2.092)<br>0.633<br>(0.483)<br>2.557<br>(1.539)<br>6.897<br>(2.22)<br>0.068<br>(0.252)<br>0.857<br>(0.35)<br>ople living i<br>, divorced o<br> job at the <br>lums (2) to <br>) is the dif<br>vince fxed e|
|**Po**<br>All<br>(2)<br>11.927<br>(2.043)<br>0.587<br>(0.493)<br>1.821<br>(1.086)<br>244.295<br>(32.826)<br>18.229<br>(4.744)<br>15.355<br>(3.063)<br>0.568<br>(0.496)<br>2.687<br>(1.659)<br>7.088<br>(2.401)<br>0.07<br>(0.256)<br>0.872<br>(0.334)<br>mber of pe<br>ver married<br>ek or has a <br>sample. Co<br> Column (5<br>ing for pro|
|n<br>(1)<br>776<br>786<br>770<br>790<br>790<br>718<br>718<br>718<br>718<br>454<br>760<br> to the nu<br>nd 0 if ne<br>e last we<br> analysis <br>entheses. <br>n, controll|
|Diference<br>(5)<br>0.358<br>(0.24)<br>0.005<br>(0.035)<br>-0.123<br>(0.123)<br>-10.614<br>(8.141)<br>0.194<br>(0.481)<br>-0.208<br>(0.244)<br>0.019<br>(0.034)<br>0.058<br>(0.148)<br>0.284<br>(0.227)<br>0.017<br>(0.031)<br>-0.012<br>(0.027)<br>HH size refers<br>tly married a<br>ked during th<br>ations in the<br>iations in par<br>LS regressio|
|**larship**<br>Control<br>(4)<br>11.732<br>(2.114)<br>0.5<br>(0.501)<br>1.742<br>(1.112)<br>217.557<br>(52.676)<br>19.701<br>(3.321)<br>15.382<br>(2.123)<br>0.487<br>(0.5)<br>2.59<br>(1.743)<br>7.028<br>(2.591)<br>0.071<br>(0.257)<br>0.911<br>(0.285)<br>respondent. <br>dent is curren<br>pondent wor<br>ber of observ<br>tandard dev<br>mputed by O<br>.1.|
|**Merit Scho**<br>Treatment<br>(3)<br>12.034<br>(2.066)<br>0.507<br>(0.501)<br>1.631<br>(1.092)<br>204.417<br>(66.586)<br>19.798<br>(2.869)<br>15.101<br>(2.269)<br>0.506<br>(0.501)<br>2.595<br>(1.547)<br>7.209<br>(2.501)<br>0.076<br>(0.266)<br>0.895<br>(0.307)<br> include the <br>if the respon<br> 1 if the res<br>ents the num<br>espectively. S<br>means are co<br><0.05, * p<0|
|All<br>(2)<br>11.882<br>(2.094)<br>0.504<br>(0.5)<br>1.686<br>(1.103)<br>210.88<br>(60.471)<br>19.751<br>(3.098)<br>15.238<br>(2.202)<br>0.497<br>(0.5)<br>2.592<br>(1.645)<br>7.12<br>(2.545)<br>0.074<br>(0.261)<br>0.903<br>(0.296)<br>; this may<br>qual to 1<br>y equal to<br>n (1) pres<br>l group, r<br>rences in <br>0.01, ** p|
|D<br>n<br>(1)<br>**Panel A. Baseline Characteristics**<br>Age<br>822<br>Female<br>828<br>Number of minors in HH<br>809<br>Poverty Index (0-292)<br>858<br><br>Test score (0-25)<br>858<br>**Panel B. Follow-up Characteristics**<br>Age<br>797<br>Female<br>797<br>Number of minors in HH<br>797<br>HH size<br>797<br>Married<br>503<br>Currently Working<br>826<br>Notes:Minors refers to respondents age 14 and under<br>hold, including the respondent. Married is a dummy e<br>is missing for minors. Currently working is a dumm<br>respondents may work and also be a student. Colum<br>the full sample, the treatment group, and the contro<br>ment group mean and the control group mean. Dife<br>parentheses are clustered at the school level. *** p<|

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