School Competition Flashcards

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Friedman 1995

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school competition has efficient benefits
– If households have a choice, then they can discipline schools
– When a school performs badly, its students will leave
⇒ Schools will have an incentive to “perform well” to boost achievement w.r.t. academic outcomes

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Value Added

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the difference between output and input
– the treatment effect on an outcome

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What is needed for consumers to make choices based on value added?

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Consumers must
(a) Have information on value-added
(b) Care about the outcome along which we’re measuring VA
(c) Not face additional constraints on their choices

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Do people choose based on value added?

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No according to Ainsworth 2023

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people often make choices based on exclusivity

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this is because:
1. People care about exclusivity
2. People think that exclusivity is predictive of VA

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is competition likely to incentivize providers to invest in value added?

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