Why are teachers paid up to four times as much in some countries compared to others and
does it matter? Specifically, is the quality of teachers likely to be higher if they are paid …

This paper compiles a new database on the benefit incidence of public education and health
spending covering 56 countries over 1960–2000. The database represents a significant …

This work analyzes the dynamics of the informal labor market in Mexico using information
from the National Survey of Urban Employment (ENEU) and the urban section of the …

For years student scholarship programs to promote knowledge or international cooperation
have functioned without question in Mexico. Economics of education literature has …

En este trabajo se analiza el sector servicios de México en el ámbito regional, considerando
que aquél se divide en dos grandes grupos: los servicios privados y los públicos. Se …

This article is an attempt to build an empirical ground for supporting the increased role of
public funding in higher education. The rationale for the same becomes pertinent in the …

Purpose–To formalize and test the hypotheses that economic and political inequality tend to
lower the quality of public education and thereby the overall quality of education in …

This paper shows that public spending on basic services, to wit, primary and secondary
education and basic health care benefit the poor; while the non‐poor are the principal …

After many scholars' studies, it has been suggested that among several facts of economic
growth, Korea's relatively intensive investment in education made its fast economic growth …

La descentralización de la educación básica y normal de 1992 modificó el esquema de
negociación salarial entre las autoridades gubernamentales y las secciones sindicales del …