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Survey 2007: More Growth in School Support Service Privatization

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Privatization is a time-tested management tool used by governments around the world. It can take many forms, but competitive contracting is the most prevalent in the United States whether in municipalities or within the realm of public education. In some regards, Michigan is a national leader in competitive contracting in education; in other areas it is a laggard.

 
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SKU: S2007-10      Category: Education, Privatization
Publication: Study

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