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DP19002: Increasing Take-Up of Literacy Tutoring: Evidence from a Randomized Experiment
Government programs often experience low take-up, limiting their potential positive impact. We examine whether reducing registration frictions can increase participation in a state-financed literacy intervention program. In a randomized field experiment, families received either encouragement and a
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