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Table of Appendixes Appendix 1 Examination of the capacity of the Information System...........114 Appendix 2 Projections of costs of expanding basic education to 12 years .151 Appendix 3 Description of school survey .....................................................154 Appendix 4 Demand-Side analysis and the financing of education .............158 Appendix 5 Impacts of crisis on private schools...........................................184 Appendix 6 Bangkok Metropolitan Administration Voucher Policy ...........185 Appendix 7 Finance allocation methods .......................................................187 Appendix 8 Program structure of the education budget................................189 Appendix 9 Private sector resource mobilizing ............................................190 Appendix 10 Household expenditure by region and type of expenditure, National Social Survey ..............................................................192 Appendix 11 Results of regression analysis of household expenditure on education, National Social Survey ............................................193 Appendix 12 Provincial wealth rankings and quartiles...................................194 iv
Table of Tables Table 1 Adjustments to Education Budget, 1998 .......................................31 Table 2 SPPL Policy Matrix Conditionalities.............................................33 Table 3 National Budget by Sector, FY 1997.............................................40 Table 4 Education Expenditure by Level, 1998 .........................................54 Table 5 Per Pupil Recurrent Expenditure by Level ....................................55 Table 6 Ratio of Higher to Secondary Education Expenditures Per Pupil, OECD Countries, 1997 .................................................55 Table 7 Education Expenditure and Family Income by Level ...................56 Table 8 Budget Allocation by Level and Expenditure Type, 1998 (million Bahts) ...............................................................................58 Table 9 Table 10 Table 11 Expenditure Per Head by Level and School Type.........................59 Estimates of Household Expenditure on Education (ONEC Survey, 1997)....................................................................63 Average Private Expenditure on Higher Education by Type of Institution (ONEC Survey)........................................................65 Table 12 Overall Support from Private Sources by Type of School ............69 Table 13 Table 14 School Head’s Estimates of Possible Increase in Private Support ..............................................................................70 Data for Provinces with Disparate Primary Financing..................73 Table 15 Correlation of Province Resources with Wealth ...........................74 Table 16 Agencies and Jurisdiction for Operation of Schools ...................108 v
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The information requirements for fi
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Description and assessment of compu
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general administration, these syste
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Recommendation for IS Most involved
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References Office of the permanent
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Office of private education commiss
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Interviews 10 September 1998, 9:00-
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Projected Cost Increases for Expand
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Identification of Schools for Sampl
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enrollment as a whole growing at an
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Figure 1: Thailand’s Development
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and level of education, 1993 and 19
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2.31 Questionable quality of educat
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income inequality between agricultu
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5.7 The dilemma is to balance the s
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References Chalongphob Sussangkarn
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