Cornell University / University of Florida / Jacob L. Vigdor* Duke University / University of Missouri-Columbia / University of Michigan / /
IndustryTerm
internet access / basic office software / high-speed internet access / internet service providers / telephone company central office / broadband internet / high speed internet service / high-speed internet service / home computer technology / satellite delivery / technology infrastructure / internet availability / supply-driven technology shock / broadband internet service amounts / high-speed internet / broadband internet service / broadband internet access / computer technology / telephone office / fewer internet connections / high-speed internet delivery / internet service / broadband internet service providers / high speed internet / dial-up technology / presents results relating internet availability / broadband internet subscriber / high-speed internet availability / /
Organization
Duke University / Durham NC / Federal Communications Commission / University of Missouri / University of Florida / Bureau of Labor Statistics / Recovery School District in New Orleans / the University of Michigan / Cornell University / /
Person
Helen F. Ladd / Erika Martinez / Rahul Kumar / Charles T. Clotfelter / Sandra Nay / /
Position
teacher / representative / Judge / /
ProvinceOrState
Missouri / Texas / West Virginia / Florida / North Carolina / Michigan / /
Scaling the Digital Divide: Home Computer Technology and Student Achievement Charles T. Clotfelter, Helen F. Ladd and Jacob L. Vigdor* Duke University July 29, 2008 Abstract