The Effect of Teachers' Organizations on Salaries and Class Size

W. Clayton Hall · Norman E. Carroll

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Examines research concerning the relationships between collective negotiations and both teachers' salaries and class size in the United States. Presentation of the basic salary model; Determinants of student-teacher ratio; Conclusions. (Abstract copyright EBSCO.)

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