Business sees profits in education: challenging public schools.

Private enterprise is creating a rapid and dramatic series of changes in U.S. education. The private sector is moving into education for three reasons. First, education is a lucrative market, estimated to be worth $600 billion. Second, it has received such bad publicity that confidence in the sys...

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Published in:Futurist Vol. 33; no. 5; pp. 38 - 45
Main Author: Buchen, Irving H.
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Published: World Future Society May 1999
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