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Index 269
costs of 141;
designing new system 135–45;
enhanced/bounded choice 135;
equality/social solidarity 132;
externalities 131–2, 257(n30, n31);
and female labour market participation 129–30;
funding for 132–3;
government’s post-design role 142;
high/low-quality 131–2;
and information failures 130;
and means testing 136;
monitoring of 139–40;
negative aspects 255(n7);
non-profit providers 142;
and paternalism 130;
political economy 142–3;
private/public benefits 129–30;
problems in present system 132–5;
protective custody vs childhood education 137;
qualified consumers 136–7;
qualified suppliers 137–40;
quality of 134–5, 259(n92);
reforms in 142–3;
scope of voucher entitlement 140–2;
and second-best intervention 130–1;
and special needs childen 140;
and staff training 258(n58);
and under-inconclusiveness of programs 137;
universal system for 139;
voucher system 140–2, 257–8(n47),
see also children;
early childhood education
Childcare Assistance (CA) (Australia) 137
Childcare rebate (CR) (Australia) 137
children 48, 50, 55,
see also child care
Chile:
education voucher program 163–4;
labour market training 207–8;
post-secondary education in 183–4
Chubb, J. and Moe, T. 152
Civil War (US) 10
Claffey, B. and Stuckey, T. 43
Cleveland, education voucher program 161, 164, 170
Cleveland, G.:
and Colley, S. 132;
and Hyatt, D. 131
Clinton, B. 112–14, 127
Colombia 162–3
Commodity Distribution Program (CDP) (US) 47–8
Commonwealth Employment Service (CES) (Australia) 209
contracts, ad hoc 27;