Titlebook: Collective Choice in Education; Mary Jean Bowman Book 1981 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1981 Europe.Union.community college.c

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Y.H.V. Lun,K.-H. Lai,T.C.E. Chengch their members agree. The outcomes achievable by a coalition are constrained by the technology of school operation and by social and legal constraints on redistribution between coalition members. Subject to these constraints, the members of a potential coalition will bargain over the terms of refo

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Shipping and Logistics Managements endow their children with education and/or cash bequest; the child’s earned income and the cash bequest may be taxed. For given tax schedules and a given distribution of abilities in the population, the distribution of wealth eventually approaches an equilibrium. Initially we characterise the opti

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-84882-997-8upersedes less precise arguments about education. It is still possible for informal discussions to keep in play more considerations than their mathematical model does. But the greater apparent realism of purely verbal discussions makes it impossible to derive clear and definite conclusions. Plainly

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International Trade and Shipping,ral notion a low tuition policy is vulnerable on equity grounds. They conclude that their analysis suggests that a higher tuition policy combined with higher aid is not only the pricing policy supported by most economists on efficiency grounds but is also the most equitable one.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-84882-997-8nal arguments on grounds of efficiency and equity are difficult to sustain but a case can be made out that the imperfections in the present State finance and provision of higher education in Britain discourages a free choice amongst individuals between work, education, leisure and retirement. The se

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California school finance: The 1970s decadeifornians and closed by an acceptance of both constitutional limits on property tax rates and on government spending. In between much and little changed. The substantial equilibrium with which the decade began has given way; the decade ends in substantial disequilibrium.

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Comments on R. Jackman and J. Papadachiures on education between those caused by differences in locational cost factors and those caused by differences in the local standards of educational provision. This division of causality is politically important in the United Kingdom as in the United States.