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Does Teacher Quality Affect Student Performance? Evidence from an Italian University
In this paper we analyse whether the characteristics of university teaching staff matter with regards students’ performance and interest in the discipline. We use data on about one thousand students enrolled on the first level degree course in Business and Economics at a medium sized Italian Univers
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