Add to ORKGThis paper investigates the sources of scale economies in the production of public education. The relationship between the average cost of producing educational output and other school characteristics, including school and district size, is estimated using a neoclassical cost function. The empirical analysis uses panel data from Utah school districts, and estimates the function using the covariance and error component models after making necessary corrections for heteroscedasticity and autocorrelation. The evidence indicates that there are significant scale economies associated with both school and district sizes
Public funding of education in the United States has long been a source of idealistic goals constrai...
This paper investigates economies of scale in primary and secondary Spanish schools, distinguishing ...
An educational production function is estimated using achievement test scores to proxy school output...
This paper investigates the sources of scale economies in the production of public education. The re...
Begins with a discussion of cost and efficiency in education. Presents an empirical model to estimat...
Efficiency in public education is a significant issue in the United States. Nationwide, real expendi...
This study examines the relationship between school districts ’ spending and various school and non-...
This paper investigates estimation methods to model the relationship between school district size, c...
This paper investigates estimation methods to model the relationship between school district size, c...
Data from two states are used for an analysis of the extent to which savings can be achieved through...
The relationships between student achievement, school district economies of scale, school district s...
The author uses a fixed-effects cost functiont to estimate whether economies of scale exist in gradu...
This study measures the efficiency of public education using a stochastic frontier model that estima...
In this study, we investigate the joint influence of school and district size on school performance ...
On a given school day, over 31 million lunches and 10.1 million breakfasts are served to children in...
Public funding of education in the United States has long been a source of idealistic goals constrai...
This paper investigates economies of scale in primary and secondary Spanish schools, distinguishing ...
An educational production function is estimated using achievement test scores to proxy school output...
This paper investigates the sources of scale economies in the production of public education. The re...
Begins with a discussion of cost and efficiency in education. Presents an empirical model to estimat...
Efficiency in public education is a significant issue in the United States. Nationwide, real expendi...
This study examines the relationship between school districts ’ spending and various school and non-...
This paper investigates estimation methods to model the relationship between school district size, c...
This paper investigates estimation methods to model the relationship between school district size, c...
Data from two states are used for an analysis of the extent to which savings can be achieved through...
The relationships between student achievement, school district economies of scale, school district s...
The author uses a fixed-effects cost functiont to estimate whether economies of scale exist in gradu...
This study measures the efficiency of public education using a stochastic frontier model that estima...
In this study, we investigate the joint influence of school and district size on school performance ...
On a given school day, over 31 million lunches and 10.1 million breakfasts are served to children in...
Public funding of education in the United States has long been a source of idealistic goals constrai...
This paper investigates economies of scale in primary and secondary Spanish schools, distinguishing ...
An educational production function is estimated using achievement test scores to proxy school output...