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Standards in Private vs. Public Schools (private (quality (quality is not…
Standards in Private vs. Public Schools
private
quality
quality is not the only service they can provide
ways to necessarily "cheat" the school system
service offered is not for quality, but leisure
why?
other outcomes that don't necessarily have to do with quality of learning
pay for discipline, extracurricular activities, religious matters, student to interact with peers from certain "group"
sets positive tuition fee
determine their own educational standard, which can be above or below that of a public school
has demand for its services
doing systematically better than public schools in relation to quality
must be of higher peer quality or else no one would pay for it
citation: Brunello, G., & Rocco, L. (2008). Educational Standards in Private and Public Schools. The Economic Journal, 118(533), 1866-1887. Retrieved March 31, 2020, from www.jstor.org/stable/20485281
public
charges no admissions fees
decisions rely on majority voting
vote on level of education for their district
local property taxation is determined
rent-seeking public schools reduce productivity when a voucher is introduced
residual repositories
having the "poorest quality" is not always consistent with the school
test
seeing what happens if the private school sets a lower educational standard than the public school
seeing what happens if the private school sets a higher educational standard than the public school
combination of the public and private school education standards and the non-negative tuition fee set by the private school
can be viewed as a sort of educational hierarchy
school quality is the average of the enrolled pupils
quality has a significant amount to do with the school's resources
no articles entertain the possibility that a private school could be of lower academic quality than a public school
conclusions
the logistics behind the results were very difficult to understand
private schools can offer a lower educational standard at a positive price because they attract students with a relatively high cost of effort (could find public school too demanding)
private schools always do provide job/skill connections though even if the academic quality is lower
reforms that improve educational standards and introduce curriculum-based external exams may improve the returns to educational standards in the U.S.