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Encyclopedia of Education Economics & Finance

ENCYCLOPEDIA OF EDUCATION ECONOMICS & FINANCE 2V

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Economics can be a lens for understanding the behavior of schools, districts, states, and nations in meeting education needs of their populaces, as well as for understanding the individual decisions made by administrators, teachers, and students. Insights from economics help decision makers at the state level understand how to raise and distribute funds for public schools in an equitable manner for both schools and taxpayers. Economics also can assist researchers in analyzing effects of school spending and teacher compensation on student outcomes. And economics can provide important insights into public debates on issues such as whether to offer vouchers for subsidizing student attendance at private schools. This two-volume encyclopedia contains over 300 entries by experts in the field that cover these issues and more.

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Front Cover.
Half Title Page.
Editorial Board.
Title Page.
Copyright Page.
Contents.
List of Entries.
Reader&#x2019;s Guide.
About the Editors.
List of Contributors.
Introduction.
1: Ability-to-Pay and Benefit Principles.
2: Access to Education.
3: Accountability, Standards-Based.
4: Accountability, Types of.
5: Accreditation.
6: Achievement GAP.
7: Adequacy.
8: Adequacy: Cost Function Approach.
9: Adequacy: Evidence-Based Approach.
10: Adequacy: Professional Judgment Approach.
11: Adequacy: Successful School District Approach.
12: Adequate Yearly Progress.
13: Administrative Spending.
14: Adult Education.
15: Age-Earnings Profile.
16: Agency Theory.
17: Allocative Efficiency.
18: American Association of School Administrators.
19: Association for Education Finance and Policy.
20: Auxiliary Services.
21: Baumol&#x2019;s Cost Disease.
22: Behavioral Economics.
23: Benefits of Higher Education.
24: Benefits of Primary and Secondary Education.
25: Bilingual Education.
26: Block Grants.
27: Bonds in School Financing.
28: Brown v. Board of Education.
29: Budgeting Approaches.
30: Capacity Building of Organizations.
31: Capital Budget.
32: Capital Financing for Education.
33: Capitalist Economy.
34: Categorical Grants.
35: Central Office, Role and Costs of.
36: Centralization Versus Decentralization.
37: Charter Management Organizations.
38: Charter Schools.
39: College Choice.
40: College Completion.
41: College Dropout.
42: College Enrollment.
43: College Rankings.
44: College Savings Plan Mechanisms.
45: College Selectivity.
46: Common Core State Standards.
47: Community Colleges Finance.
48: Comparative Wage Index.
49: Compound Annual Growth Rate.
50: Comprehensive School Reform.
51: Compulsory Schooling Laws.
52: Continuing Education.
53: Contracting for Services.
54: Cost Accounting.
55: Cost of Education.
56: Cost-Benefit Analysis.
57: Cost-Effectiveness Analysis.
58: Credential Effect.
59: Cultural Capital.
60: Data Envelopment Analysis.
61: Demand for Education.
62: Department of Defense Schools.
63: Deregulation.
64: Desegregation.
65: Difference-in-Differences.
66: Digital Divide.
67: Discount Rate.
68: Distance Learning.
69: District Power Equalizing.
70: District Size.
71: Dropout Rates.
72: Dual Enrollment.
73: Dual Labor Markets.
74: Due Process.
75: Early Childhood Education.
76: Econometric Methods for Research in Education.
77: Economic Cost.
78: Economic Development and Education.
79: Economic Efficiency.
80: Economics of Education.
81: Economies of Scale.
82: Education and Civic Engagement.
83: Education and Crime.
84: Education Finance.
85: Education Management Organizations.
86: Education Production Functions and Productivity.
87: Education Spending.
88: Education Technology.
89: Educational Equity.
90: Educational Innovation.
91: Educational Vouchers.
92: Effect Size.
93: Elasticity.
94: Elementary and Secondary Education Act.
95: Enrollment Counts.
96: Enrollment Management in Higher Education.
97: Equalization Models.
98: Evolution in Authority Over U.S. Schools.
99: Expenditures and Revenues, Current Trends of.
100: Extended Day.
101: External Social Benefits and Costs.
102: Factor Prices.
103: Faculty in American Higher Education.
104: Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act.
105: Federal Perkins Loan Program.
106: Federal Work-Study Program.
107: Financial Literacy and Cognitive Skills.
108: Fiscal Disparity.
109: Fiscal Environment.
110: Fiscal Neutrality.
111: Fixed-Effects Models.
112: Foregone Earnings.
113: For-Profit Higher Education.
114: Fund Accounting.
115: Gainful Employment.
116: General Educational Development (GED&#x00AE;).
117: General Obligation Bonds.
118: GI Bill.
119: Globalization.
120: Governmental Accounting Standards Board.
121: Guaranteed Tax Base.
122: Hedonic Wage Models.
123: Higher Education Finance.
124: Homeschooling.
125: Horizontal Equity.
126: Human Capital.
127: Income Inequality and Educational Inequality.
128: Individuals with Disabilities Education Act.
129: Infrastructure Financing and Student Achievement.
130: Instrumental Variables.
131: Intergovernmental Fiscal Relationships.
132: Internal Rate of Return.
133: International Assessments.
134: International Datasets in Education.
135: International Organizations.
136: Investing in Innovation Fund (i3).
137: Job Training.
Half Title Page.
Title Page.
Copyright Page.
1: Labor Market Rate of Return to Education in Developing Countries.
2: Licensure and Certification.
3: Local Control.
4: Lotteries for School Funding.
5: Lotteries in School Admissions.
6: Market Signaling.
7: Markets, Theory of.
8: Measurement Error.
9: Median Voter Model.
10: Moral Hazard.
11: Nation at Risk, A.
12: National Assessment of Educational Progress.
13: National Board Certification for Teachers.
14: National Center for Education Statistics.
15: National Datasets in Education.
16: National Science Foundation.
17: Neighborhood Effects: Values of Housing and Schools.
18: New Institutional Economics.
19: No Child Left Behind Act.
20: Nonwage Benefits.
21: Omitted Variable Bias.
22: Online Learning.
23: Opportunity Costs.
24: Opportunity to Learn.
25: Ordinary Least Squares.
26: Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development.
27: Parcel Tax.
28: Parental Involvement.
29: Partial and General Equilibrium.
30: Pay for Performance.
31: Peer Effects.
32: Pell Grants.
33: Performance Evaluation Systems.
34: Permanent Income.
35: Philanthropic Foundations in Education.
36: Policy Analysis in Education.
37: Portfolio Districts.
38: Present Value of Earnings.
39: Price Discrimination.
40: Principal-Agent Problem.
41: Private Contributions to Schools.
42: Private Fundraising in Postsecondary Education.
43: Private School Associations.
44: Privatization and Marketization.
45: Professional Development.
46: Program Budgeting.
47: Progressive Tax and Regressive Tax.
48: Propensity Score Matching.
49: Property Taxes.
50: Public Choice Economics.
51: Public Good.
52: Public-Private Partnerships in Education.
53: Pupil Weights.
54: Quantile Regression.
55: Quasi-Experimental Methods.
56: Race Earnings Differentials.
57: Race to the Top.
58: Randomized Control Trials.
59: Reduction in Force.
60: Regression-Discontinuity Design.
61: Reliability.
62: Risk Factors, Students.
63: Salary Schedule.
64: San Antonio Independent School District v. Rodriguez.
65: SAT.
66: School Boards.
67: School Boards, School Districts, and Collective Bargaining.
68: School District Budgets.
69: School District Cash Flow.
70: School District Wealth.
71: School Finance Equity Statistics.
72: School Finance Litigation.
73: School Quality and Earnings.
74: School Report Cards.
75: School Size.
76: School-Based Management.
77: Schools, Private.
78: Schools, Religious.
79: Selection Bias.
80: Serrano v. Priest.
81: Service Consolidation.
82: Social Capital.
83: Socioeconomic Status and Education.
84: Special Education Finance.
85: Spillover Effects.
86: Stafford Loans.
87: State Education Agencies.
88: State Education Codes.
89: Student Financial Aid.
90: Student Incentives.
91: Student Loans.
92: Student Mobility.
93: Supplemental Educational Services.
94: Tax Burden.
95: Tax Elasticity.
96: Tax Incidence.
97: Tax Limits.
98: Tax Yield.
99: Teacher Autonomy.
100: Teacher Compensation.
101: Teacher Effectiveness.
102: Teacher Evaluation.
103: Teacher Experience.
104: Teacher Intelligence.
105: Teacher Pensions.
106: Teacher Performance Assessment.
107: Teacher Supply.
108: Teacher Training and Preparation.
109: Teacher Value-Added Measures.
110: Teachers&#x2019; Unions and Collective Bargaining.
111: Technical Efficiency.
112: Theory of the Firm.
113: Tiebout Sorting.
114: Title I.
115: Tracking in Education.
116: Tragedy of the Commons.
117: Transaction Cost Economics.
118: Tuition and Fees, Higher Education.
119: Tuition and Fees, K-12 Private Schools.
120: Tuition Tax Credits.
121: Unfunded Mandates.
122: University Endowments.
123: U.S. Department of Education.
124: Validity.
125: Vertical Equity.
126: Vocational Education.
127: Weighted Student Funding.
Appendix A: Resource Guide.
Appendix B: Chronology.
Appendix C: Glossary.
Index.

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