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School preferences across countries and social groups: a factorial survey experiment in the United States, Germany and Italy
This paper examines whether evaluations of primary-school characteristics vary across national and social contexts. Using a factorial survey experiment with more than 2500 respondents in the United States, Germany, and Italy, participants evaluated hypothetical s
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