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Teacher Performance Pay: Experimental Evidence from India
by
Muralidharan, Karthik
, Sundararaman, Venkatesh
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Analysis of Education I210
/ Andhra Pradesh
/ Cost analysis
/ Cost incentives
/ Economic Development: Human Resources
/ Economic theory
/ Education systems
/ Educational evaluation
/ Educational incentives
/ Elementary schools
/ Finance
/ Group incentives
/ Human Development
/ Incentive pay
/ Incentives
/ Income Distribution
/ Language tests
/ Mathematics tests
/ Migration O150
/ Motivation
/ Outcomes of education
/ Pay for performance
/ Political economy
/ Public schools
/ Public Sector Labor Markets J450
/ Rural schools
/ School year
/ Schools
/ Studies
/ Teacher evaluations
/ Teachers
/ Test scores
/ Wage Differentials J310
/ Wage Level and Structure
2011
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Teacher Performance Pay: Experimental Evidence from India
by
Muralidharan, Karthik
, Sundararaman, Venkatesh
in
Analysis of Education I210
/ Andhra Pradesh
/ Cost analysis
/ Cost incentives
/ Economic Development: Human Resources
/ Economic theory
/ Education systems
/ Educational evaluation
/ Educational incentives
/ Elementary schools
/ Finance
/ Group incentives
/ Human Development
/ Incentive pay
/ Incentives
/ Income Distribution
/ Language tests
/ Mathematics tests
/ Migration O150
/ Motivation
/ Outcomes of education
/ Pay for performance
/ Political economy
/ Public schools
/ Public Sector Labor Markets J450
/ Rural schools
/ School year
/ Schools
/ Studies
/ Teacher evaluations
/ Teachers
/ Test scores
/ Wage Differentials J310
/ Wage Level and Structure
2011
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Teacher Performance Pay: Experimental Evidence from India
by
Muralidharan, Karthik
, Sundararaman, Venkatesh
in
Analysis of Education I210
/ Andhra Pradesh
/ Cost analysis
/ Cost incentives
/ Economic Development: Human Resources
/ Economic theory
/ Education systems
/ Educational evaluation
/ Educational incentives
/ Elementary schools
/ Finance
/ Group incentives
/ Human Development
/ Incentive pay
/ Incentives
/ Income Distribution
/ Language tests
/ Mathematics tests
/ Migration O150
/ Motivation
/ Outcomes of education
/ Pay for performance
/ Political economy
/ Public schools
/ Public Sector Labor Markets J450
/ Rural schools
/ School year
/ Schools
/ Studies
/ Teacher evaluations
/ Teachers
/ Test scores
/ Wage Differentials J310
/ Wage Level and Structure
2011
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Teacher Performance Pay: Experimental Evidence from India
2011
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Overview
We present results from a randomized evaluation of a teacher performance pay program implemented across a large representative sample of government-run rural primary schools in the Indian state of Andhra Pradesh. At the end of 2 years of the program, students in incentive schools performed significantly better than those in control schools by 0.27 and 0.17 standard deviations in math and language tests, respectively. We find no evidence of any adverse consequences of the program. The program was highly cost effective, and incentive schools performed significantly better than other randomly chosen schools that received additional schooling inputs of a similar value.
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