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Spring/Summer 2005

Vol. 25 No. 2

Creating a Competitive Education Industry

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Creating a Competitive Education Industry (Introduction)

By John Merrifield and David F. Salisbury

The Competitive Education Industry Concept and Why it Deserves More Scrutiny

By John Merrifield and David F. Salisbury

Public Problems, Private Solutions: School Choice and Its Consequences

By Mark Harrison

The Extent and Nature of Waste and Rent Dissipation in U.S. Public Education

By John T. Wenders

Education Research Flounders in the Absence of Competition from For-Profit Schools

By Myron Lieberman

Defining the Education Market: Reconsidering Charter Schools

By Lisa Snell

Market-Based Education: What Can We Learn from Universities?

By Richard K. Vedder

Education Reform As Economic Reform

By Evan Osborne

Specialization in a Competitive Education Industry: Areas and Impacts

By John Merrifield

Measuring Market Education: Suggestions for Ranking School Choice Reforms

By Andrew J. Coulson

Capital Flows, Overheating, and the Nominal Exchange Rate Regime in China

By Fred Hu

In Defense of Outsourcing

By Timothy Taylor

Leadership, Prisoners’ Dilemmas, and Politics

By J. R. Clark and Dwight R. Lee

Religious Freedom and Economic Prosperity

By Ilan Alon and Gregory Chase

Coasian Contracts in the Coeur D’Alene Mining District

By Robert Higgs

Book Review

Is the Market Moral? A Dialogue on Religion, Economics, and Justice by Rebecca M. Blank and William McGurn

By Doug Bandow

Democracy and Populism: Fear and Hatred by John Lukacs

By Bob Bauer

Interest and Prices: Foundations of a Theory of Monetary Policy by Michael Woodford

By Robert Formaini

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