NZBR Perspectives - No. 138 November 2007

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Wed Nov 14 2007 13:00:00 GMT+1300 (New Zealand Daylight Time)

NZBR Perspectives - No. 138 November 2007

Wednesday, 14 November 2007, 2:58 pm
Press Release: New Zealand Business Roundtable

NZBR Perspectives
No. 138 November 2007

Educational Rewards
By Paul E. Peterson and Matthew M. Chingos
14 November 2007
For-profit management of public schools is still in its infancy, and many wonder whether it can have a positive effect on student learning. In Philadelphia, that idea has been put to the test. The results, as we report in a paper issued last Friday by the Harvard Program on Education Policy and Governance, would not surprise Adam Smith.
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This article was first published in The Wall Street Journal online on 7 November 2007
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