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Bridging Language Gaps: Native Language School Assignment Information under Immediate Acceptance
This paper studies how providing school assignment information in parents’ native languages affects school choice in Bremen’s immediate acceptance system. Using administrative data and a difference-in-differences design based on language coverage, I find that translated information increases the lik
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