0 (in Britain) a private school for students between the ages of 13 and 18 who usually live at the school while they are studying there. The parents pay for the students’ education -- kostskole
1 (in Australia, Scotland, and the US) a free local school that is paid for by the government. -- kommuneskole; offentlig skole
Implementing a $1,000 voucher in a public school system has almost identical effects on inequality and welfare as a $2,000 voucher.
All of the rich, able students leave the public school.
If more than one school were included, parents would have to chose a public school probability directly, and that good would have to be priced.
Importantly, performances of his music were featured by collegiate as well as public school groups.
Therefore, as rises, voucher policies are more costly for those who remain in the public school.
The graphs show very similar survivor functions for ministers with a public school education and those without.
These revenues are split evenly among those who attend the public school.
Because the remaining rich, able students leave the public school, the number of students attending the public school falls.
