New Study: School reopenings are linked to union influence and political partisanship but not COVID-19 hospitalization rates.
"We find that pandemic severity, as measured by the county COVID-19 hospitalization rate, had no relationship with the probability of in-person reopening."
bradmarianno.faculty.unlv.edu/working-papers/
bradmarianno.faculty.unlv.edu/working-papers/
"These findings match a growing body of literature that suggests local school reopening decisions are more about interest group influence and politics instead of pandemic spread (DeAngelis, & Makridis, 2020; Grossman et al., 2020; Hartney & Finger, 2020)"
Six studies now link school reopenings to union influence:
• DeAngelis & Makridis (2020)
• Hartney & Finger (2020)
• Flanders (2020)
• Harris et al. (2021)
• Grossman et al. (2021)
• Marianno et al. (2021)
• DeAngelis & Makridis (2020)
• Hartney & Finger (2020)
• Flanders (2020)
• Harris et al. (2021)
• Grossman et al. (2021)
• Marianno et al. (2021)
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