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Merit Aid and the Politics of Education Brian M. Casey Easy-to-follow Sections I and IIWhile a substantial number of studies have evaluated the effects of merit aid programs, there is a surprising lack of any systematic consideration of how states determine eligibility criteria for these scholarships. The selectivity of merit aid eligibility criteria can be as important as whether or not such programs are adopted. If, for example, merit aid programs have broad, easily attained initial eligibility criteria, then a large proportion of