Education as a Public and Private Good

Henry M. Levin

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

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Discussions of privatization of education usually refer to the transfer of educational activities from public to private institutions. This paper contends that a more efficient solution to privatization is a public-choice approach which will expand the production of privately valued educational outcomes, while maintaining the public functions of schooling.

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