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Adequate Funding of Education in Georgia: What Does It Mean, What Might It Cost, How Could It Be Implemented? - Brief

May 1, 2006

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This report contains a discussion of what adequate funding for education means and how it has been estimated for other statesThe report then explores the financial implications for Georgia of funding adequacy. FRC Brief 129

Adequate Funding of Education in Georgia: What Does It Mean, What Might It Cost, How Could It Be Implemented? - Brief

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Title: Adequate Funding of Education in Georgia: What Does It Mean, What Might It Cost, How Could It Be Implemented? - Brief
Publication date 2006-05-01
Publication year 2006
Authors Abdullah Khan , David L. Sjoquist
Copyright holder(s) Fiscal Research Center of the Andrew Young School of Policy Studies
Geographical focus North America / United States (Southern) / Georgia
Keywords per student , expenditure , adequate education , georgia , this report
Document type Issue/Policy Brief , Text
Language English
URL: https://www.issuelab.org/resource/adequate-funding-of-education-in-georgia-what-does-it-mean-what-might-it-cost-how-could-it-be-implemented-brief.html
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