School Choice in Chile: Two Decades of Educational Reform.

Varun Gauri

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School Choice and Performance Global Educational Policies and Reforms Politics, Economics, and Education Policy

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This study examines the educational decentalization and privatization of schools in Chile, integrating the country's political and economic problems during the reform process of the Pinochet regime of the early 1980s. It presents data from a survey of 726 households in the Greater Santiago area.

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