Interactions Between Educational Spending and Student Enrollment.

Gustman, Alan L.; Pidot, George B., Jr.

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Publication Date: 1973

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Interactions Between Educational Spending and Student Enrollment

Gustman, Alan L.; Pidot, George B., Jr.

Journal of Human Resources, 8, 1, 3-23, W 73

A 2-equation model indicates that an increase in spending per student will attract students into the public school system. In turn, the response of the local government to this influx of students will be additional expenditures on education, but not such as to maintain the target level of spending per student. (Author)

Descriptors: Educational Demand, Educational Finance, Educational Quality, Enrollment Influences, Enrollment Rate, Expenditure per Student, Public Schools, School District Spending, Urban Areas

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