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Do Daughters gain from Hypogamy and Sons from Hypergamy? Parental Heterogamy and Children’s Educational Outcomes
Prior studies have abundantly documented the effect of parents’ educational attainment on their children’s academic outcomes, but research on the impact of parents’ educational mating pattern remains limited. In this study, we investigate whether women have an educational advantage when raised in hy
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