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epaa-8843	Baker, Bruce D.	How and why racial isolation affects education costs and the provision of equal educational opportunity	2025	22	.pdf	application/pdf	11202	450	45	The modern era of statistical modeling of education costs traces back to the early 1990s, when Downes and Pogue estimated cost models on Arizona school districts to determine the additional costs of serving children from economically disadvantaged backgrounds. On the first point, Baker and Green (2009) and Baker (2011) run a series of cost models in which they compare model estimates and results applying a) models excluding racial composition, b) models including racial composition (% Black, % Hispanic, % Black and Hispanic) and c) models including a race neutral alternative (Poverty x Population Density).	cache/epaa-8843.pdf	txt/epaa-8843.txt