… In this chapter, I comprehensively review how school choice might affect productivity. I begin
by describing the importance of school … lose students to more productive schools. That is, if a …

… use toward tuition at a school of their choice. Supporters of school choice point to several …
will force schools to operate more efficiently in order to survive. Second, the newer forms of …

… In this chapter, I comprehensively review how school choice might affect productivity. I begin
by describing the importance of school … lose students to more productive schools. That is, if a …

… We present an experimental study of three school choice … As a result, efficiency under Boston
is significantly lower than that of … , we expect that the TTC mechanism is more efficient than …

… optimal stable matching to any school choice problem is known as the student optimal stable
mechanism (SOSM).Beside the fact that it gives the most efficient stable matching, another …

… and Sönmez [7] we define a school choice problem by a set of … be assigned a seat at not
more than one of the schools. Each … We studied in this paper the stability and efficiency of Nash …

… expand choice, it can be implemented in a way to benefit the most … for the design of school
choice emanating from economic … for students will force schools to operate more efficiently in …

… school choice have been more focused on efficiency than on equity concerns. In this analysis
we define school choice as one … However, the design of the school choice policy is not only …

… made by choice proponents. One is that choice will lead parents to select more effective
schools and leave less effective ones, improving overall educational efficiency. Consider …

… This tendency is so strong that we often say that an organization has “become more
competitive” when what we really mean is that it has become more efficient or productive in …