This paper devises and applies a statistical test for efficient provision of local public education. The test is based on the `Samuelson condition' of equality between the sum of marginal rates of substitution and marginal cost. The econometric method is a micro-based approach to the estimation of the marginal rate of substitution function. This method accounts for possible `Tiebout bias' caused by the fact that individuals may choose their school districts in accordance with their tastes for education.Peer Reviewedhttp://deepblue.lib.umich.edu/bitstream/2027.42/27356/1/0000381.pd
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Abstract: I exploit the large variation in resident tuitions and subsidies to public universities ac...
I construct an agency model of local public goods producers with special reference to public schools...
Abstract. This paper devises and applies a statistical test for efficient provision of local public ...
The question of whether governments spend too much or too little has been a frequent subject of deba...
This paper conducts an empirical test of whether local governments spend more or less than a Pareto ...
The municipal overburden hypothesis asserts the existence of a causal relationship between high leve...
This paper develops a model of public exchange whereby voters and education policy makers exchange w...
This classroom exercise illustrates the Tiebout (1956) hypothesis that residential sorting across mu...
This study consists of five essays examining the measurement and causes of inefficiency in the publi...
Author Institution: Department of Production and Decision Sciences, Miami UniversityA comprehensive ...
In this paper we investigate the demand for local public school expenditures in Sweden. By using sur...
National audienceThe median voter theorem holds that the supply of public goods is determined by the...
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In this paper, we empirically examine the link between local taxes and education choice. Due to the ...
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Abstract: I exploit the large variation in resident tuitions and subsidies to public universities ac...
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