The role of markets and government in human-capital building and education: a research program in institutional economics

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Issues are presented concerning the influence and role of the state in education and the building of human-capital. The value of state finance for schools, compulsory schooling and school regulation are discussed.

Management, Social policy

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A role of government in human-capital building and education? Perspectives for a research program in institutional economics

Article Abstract:

A commentary on the work of Joachim Jickeli concerning the role of the government in the provision of education and human-capital is presented. The financing of education by markets rather than the state is discussed.

Jickeli, Joachim

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The new institutional economics of education

Article Abstract:

A commentary on the work of Joachim Jeckeli concerning the role of government in the provision of education and the building of human-capital resources is presented. The influence of institutional economics is discussed.

Jeckeli, Joachim

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