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An Economic Analysis of the Market for Law School Students
Author(s) -
Ronald G. Ehrenberg
Publication year - 1988
Publication title -
labor: personnel economics ejournal
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Reports
DOI - 10.3386/w2602
Subject(s) - legal education , law , higher education , political science , mathematics education , sociology , economics , psychology
This study utilizes data from a number of sources to estimate how lawyers' starting salaries relate to their ability, the quality of law school they attended, and whether the law school was a private institution. Based upon this analysis, a benefit-cost analysis is conducted of the value of attending a high-quality private institution. Analyses are also done of how the financial attractiveness of law vis-a- vis other careers has changed in recent years and a conceptual framework discussed for law schools to use in allocating their financial aid resources.

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