Speaking cooperation, acting competition: Supply-side subsidies and private schools in socioeconomically disadvantaged contexts in Buenos Aires
Few studies have explored how schools respond to competition in socially embedded education quasi-markets. This study focuses on how state-subsidized privately-run low-fee schools (S-LFPSs) compete with free public schools in some of the poorest neighborhoods of the City of Buenos Aires. In particul...
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Main Authors: | Mauro C. Moschetti (Author), Carolina Snaider (Author) |
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Arizona State University,
2019-10-01T00:00:00Z.
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