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Footnotes
1. Angrist et al. (2013), Clark et al. (2012), Dobbie and Fryer (2015), Dynarski et al. (2018), Lavy (2015), and Stockard et al. (2018).
2. Escueta et al. (2017).
3. Fisher et al. (2014).