The private school sector has expanded with almost no public intervention to educate half of primary school children in many urban centers in Africa and Asia. Simple comparisons of test scores would suggest that these private schools may provide better quality than public schools, but how much of this difference is due to selection effects is unclear. Much donor and policymaker attention has proceeded on the basis that private schools do perform better...
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The Impact of Private Schools, School Chains and PPPs in Developing Countries
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Crawfurd,Lee Martin; Hares,Susannah Clare Lockhart; Todd, Rory.
The Impact of Private Schools, School Chains and PPPs in Developing Countries (English). Washington, D.C. : World Bank Group. http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/099249302022487289