1. Editorial

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2. Introduction

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3. California school finance: The 1970s decade

   • W M. Craig Stubblebine
   • David N. Kennard

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4. The post-Proposition 13 environment in California and its consequences for education

   • Werner Z. Hirsch

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5. Local authority education expenditure in England and Wales: Why standards differ and the impact of government grants

   • Richard Jackman
   • John Papadachi

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6. Comments on R. Jackman and J. Papadachi

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7. Comments on R. Jackman and J. Papadachi

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8. On setting the agenda for Pennsylvania school finance reform: An exercise in giving policy advice

   • Robert P. Inman

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9. Comments on R. P. Inman

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10. Comments on R. P. Inman

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11. Imperfect capital markets and the public provision of education

    • P. G. Hare
    • D. T. Ulph

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12. Comments on P. G. Hare and D. T. Ulph

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13. Comments on P. G. Hare and D. T. Ulph

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14. An equity perspective on community college finance

    • Susan C. Nelson
    • David W. Breneman

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15. Comments on S. C. Nelson and D. W. Breneman

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16. The finance of recurrent education: Some theoretical considerations

    • Maurice Peston

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17. The role of the state in financing recurrent education: Lessons from European experience

    • Howard Glennerster

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18. Comments on M. Peston and H. Glennerster

    • Mark Blaug

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19. Comments on H. Glennerster

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20. The university department as a non-profit labor cooperative

    • Estelle James
    • Egon Neuberger

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21. Comments on E. James and E. Neuberger

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22. Extra-governmental powers in public schooling: The unions and the courts

    • E. G. West
    • R. J. Staaf

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23. Comments on E. G. West and R. J. Staaf

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24. Comments on E. G. West and R. J. Staaf

    • Ronald G. Ehrenberg

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25. Rejoinder

    • E. G. West
    • R. J. Staaf

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26. List of participants in the U.K./U.S. conference on collective choice in education

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