Příklady voucher

• The government provides all public schooling and transfers public funds to families attending private schools through voucher programs.

• Supporters of voucher programs claim that they provide the assistance that will allow children from poor families to attend high-quality private schools.

• Therefore, as rises, voucher policies are more costly for those who remain in the public school.

• The purchase voucher, however, only lasted six months, apparently because it was highly controversial.

• Providing cash (rather than benefits in kind, food stamps or vouchers) is more cost-effective and flexible, and avoids the creation of distorting secondary markets.

• The reliability of a book such as this depends very much on authoritative identification and deposition of voucher specimens.

• This implies that all agents are better off with vouchers in terms of utility; thus, after five generations, vouchers offer a welfare improvement.

• The model abstracted from the issues of between-school competition and peer effects, important factors in the voucher debate.

• Introducing private-education vouchers leads incomes within this group to converge over time.

• All of the targeted voucher plans reduce the mean incomes of those in the public school by more than even the largest full voucher.

• The voucher scheme regulations only oblige the homes to offer ' suitable services ' as well as occupational, rehabilitation and leisure activities.

• Private-education vouchers generated increased economic growth through a fiscal spillover.

• The 44th annual report noted that vouchers totaling $203,715 had been submitted to the federal government through 1861.

• Implementing a $1,000 voucher in a public school system has almost identical effects on inequality and welfare as a $2,000 voucher.

• The poorest family always has higher human wealth with vouchers.