ECO 115 - Exam 2

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Childhood exposure to Rosenwald schools reduced probability of incarceration by ____ p. p.

1.9

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Childhood exposure to Rosenwald schools increased school attendance by about ____ p. p.

5

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Children (ages 10-15) made up ____% of the agricultural labor force in the South (1910).

17

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Total cotton production fell by about ___% within 5 years of intial contact with the boll weevil.

50

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Boll weevil accounts for ___% of convergence in enrollment between 1914 and 1929.

30

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The boll weevil decreased the racial education gap by ___%

4-5

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Counties with an infection rate of 50% in 1910 saw an increase in school enrollment by ___ p. p.

3-5

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Decrease in hookworm infection across infected areas of the South by ___ p. p.

30

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About ___% of the income gap between the North and South can be attributed to hookworm infection the South.

22

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Dust Bowl migrants experienced occupational changes that translated to a ___% increase in average earnings.

3.3

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Inter-county migration rate in Dust Bowl counties was ___ times that of inter-county migration rate in the US overall.

1.8

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Dust Bowl migrants: ___% inter-county migration rate

51.6

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Dust Bowl migrants: ___% out-migration rate

45.6

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Added worker effect: ___ p. p. increase in women working in the absence of work relief program.

7.7

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Without the PEW, there would have been ___ more women in the labor force.

153,000

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At least ___% of men born in between 1918 and 1927 served in WWII.

70

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Between 1940 and 1945, ___ million served (almost 25% of male US population).

16

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Over ___ million WWII vets took advantage of the GI Bill to attend college.

2.2

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WWII vets were ___ p. p. more likely to complete high school.

20

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WWII vets were ___ p. p. more likely to complete college.

6

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Upper bound: WWII vets attended 0.52 more years of college and ___ p. p. increase in likelihood of college completion.

10

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Lower bound: WWII vets attended 0.15 more years of college and ___ p. p. increase in likelihood of college completion.

4

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There was a ___% decrease in medical care utilization relative to the pre-disclosure mean value for Black men.

22

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Disclosure of TSUS accounted for ___% of 1980 life expectancy gap between Black and white men.

35

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Disclosure of TSUS accounted for ___% of 1980 life expectancy gap between Black and white women.

25

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In Phase I, ___ p. p. increase for married women 35-44 years old.

7.3

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In Phase II, ___ p. p. increase for married women 35-44 years old.

15.5

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In Phase III, ___ p. p. increase for married women 35-44 years old.

21