The political economy of private education in developed and developing countries (English)

This paper examines the private - public division of responsibility for education across countries at different levels of economic development. The evidence suggests that in most developing countries private education exists because government schools have insufficient places to accommodate the total demand for education. In developed countries, however, its existence largely reflects people's demand for alternatives to public education. An important...
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James,Estelle.

The political economy of private education in developed and developing countries (English). Education and training series discussion paper ; no. EDT 71*Education and training series discussion paper ; no. 81 Washington, D.C. : The World Bank. http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/655571468741006364

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