Creating a Competitive Education Industry /
A special section on creating a competitive education industry (CEI). Topics discussed include the CEI concept and the need for further analysis; school choice and its consequences; waste and rent dissipation in public education; the negative consequences for education research of a lack of competi...
| Published in: | CATO Journal Vol. 25; no. 2; pp. 177 - 357 |
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| Format: | Symposium |
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Cato Institute
Spring/Summer 2005
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