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What Educational Production Functions Really Show: a Positive Theory of Education Spending
September 11, 2020
Research
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What Educational Production Functions Really Show: a Positive Theory of Education Spending
Global Book Alliance
September 11, 2020
Research

What Educational Production Functions Really Show: a Positive Theory of Education Spending

Global Book Alliance
September 11, 2020
Research

World Bank Group, 1997

The accumulated results of empirical studies by the World Bank show that the public sector typically chooses spending on inputs such that the productivity of additional spending on books and instructional materials is 10 to 100 times larger than that of additional spending on teacher inputs (for example, higher wages, small class size).

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