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Because the wealth elasticity of demand for education exceeds the price elasticity in absolute value ( see e.g. , Andrew Reschovsky , 1994 ) , power equalization did not lead to equal spending per pupil across districts , even among ...
Because the wealth elasticity of demand for education exceeds the price elasticity in absolute value ( see e.g. , Andrew Reschovsky , 1994 ) , power equalization did not lead to equal spending per pupil across districts , even among ...
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spending categories in the city's budget , accounting for over 90 percent of all spending in FY 1990 , are presented : wage payments to public employees per resident ( WAGEBILL ) , employee benefits per resident ( EMPBEN ) ...
spending categories in the city's budget , accounting for over 90 percent of all spending in FY 1990 , are presented : wage payments to public employees per resident ( WAGEBILL ) , employee benefits per resident ( EMPBEN ) ...
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In 1990 , for example , the column - 1 regression results imply a difference of $ 1,148 in the per capita federal net spending obtained by the most overand underrepresented states in the Senate : Wyoming and California , respectively .
In 1990 , for example , the column - 1 regression results imply a difference of $ 1,148 in the per capita federal net spending obtained by the most overand underrepresented states in the Senate : Wyoming and California , respectively .
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