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The Double-Edged Sword of Information: Revealed versus Hidden Lotteries in School Choice
In school choice, a lottery number is often used by the matching mechanism to break ties when there are more students who prefer the same school than the number of seats available. There has been growing theoretical and empirical interest in understanding the impact of revealing the lottery number t
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