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1“...The pay of university heads (vice chancellors, rectors, provosts, principals, directors and presidents) has attracted international interest over the last...”
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2by Nicholas Barr Published in Handbook of Contemporary Education Economics (29.12.2017)“...The chapter sets out a strategy for financing post-compulsory education in pursuit of quality (better), access (wider) and size (large enough to meet growing...”
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3by Kristof De Witte Florian Tomini Published in Handbook of Contemporary Education Economics (29.12.2017)“...This chapter discusses the implications of inequalities in education and the role of education as a cure for disadvantages. We show that countries with the...”
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4by Fernando Saltiel Miguel Sarzosa Sergio Urzúa Published in Handbook of Contemporary Education Economics (29.12.2017)“...Abilities matter. This chapter reviews the nature of cognitive and socio-emotional abilities and examines their importance in the development of successful...”
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5by Abigail McKnight Published in Handbook of Contemporary Education Economics (29.12.2017)“...This chapter reviews the evidence on the role education plays in determining social mobility. It begins by examining how education has been incorporated into...”
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6by Adriana Di Liberto Published in Handbook of Contemporary Education Economics (29.12.2017)“...Due to the recent emphasis towards a ‘decentralization, autonomy and accountability’ model, it is widely believed that school leadership and high quality...”
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7by Henry M. Levin Clive R. Belfield Published in Handbook of Contemporary Education Economics (29.12.2017)“...Cost-effectiveness analysis is a common tool for ascertaining the efficiency of investment, but it has only rarely been applied to education. This chapter...”
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8by Stéphan Vincent-Lancrin Published in Handbook of Contemporary Education Economics (29.12.2017)“...In spite of considerable public spending on education, there is still little innovation policy in the education sector nor measure of the impact of top-down...”
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9by Steven McIntosh Published in Handbook of Contemporary Education Economics (29.12.2017)“...Labour market polarisation involves a decline in the share of intermediate-skilled jobs in the labour market, with a corresponding growth in the share of both...”
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10by Geraint Johnes Jill Johnes Laura López-Torres Published in Handbook of Contemporary Education Economics (29.12.2017)“...The evaluation of the returns to investments in human capital has been at the core of the economics of education since the seminal work of Theodore Schultz...”
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11“...The so-called shadow education system of private supplementary tutoring has become a major phenomenon in all world regions. The metaphor of the shadow is used...”
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12by Carla Haelermans Joris Ghysels Published in Handbook of Contemporary Education Economics (29.12.2017)“...This chapter provides an overview of the economic literature on the effectiveness of interventions aimed at improving student performance that take place...”
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13by Sofie Josefina Cabus Published in Handbook of Contemporary Education Economics (29.12.2017)“...This chapter brings together the findings from various sources of academic literature and empirical and statistical evidence in order to answers the question...”
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14by Patrice Iatarola Leanna Stiefel Published in Handbook of Contemporary Education Economics (29.12.2017)“...Reducing high school size is a popular policy in many large US school districts where high school graduation rates are low. Particularly in urban areas, the...”
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15by Daniel Santín Gabriela Sicilia Published in Handbook of Contemporary Education Economics (29.12.2017)“...Targets and tools for the monitoring and evaluation of educational policies and schools have changed rapidly in the last 20 years. On one hand, education...”
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16by Tommaso Agasisti Alex J. Bowers Published in Handbook of Contemporary Education Economics (29.12.2017)“...In this chapter, we outline the importance of data usage for improving policymaking (at the system level), management of educational institutions and...”
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17by Jack Britton Anna Vignoles Published in Handbook of Contemporary Education Economics (29.12.2017)“...Globally more is being spent on education than ever before. Understanding which educational inputs are most important for achievement is essential for...”
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18by Fengliang Li Published in Handbook of Contemporary Education Economics (29.12.2017)“...Distance education in a variety of forms has a long history and the number of students enrolled has become enormous. But, compared with studies of traditional...”
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19by Ilja Cornelisz Published in Handbook of Contemporary Education Economics (29.12.2017)“...Already four in five OECD countries allow government-dependent private schools and independent private schools to provide compulsory education and that...”
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