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A geographic area’s more affluent neighborhoods would be better educated.
A geographic area’s more affluent neighborhoods would be better educated.
Teacher quality would be equally distributed throughout all neighborhoods of a city, county, or state.
Teacher quality would be equally distributed throughout all neighborhoods of a city, county, or state.
People living in all neighborhoods in a geographic area would have access to the same level of education.
People living in all neighborhoods in a geographic area would have access to the same level of education.
Innovation and new ideas in education will decrease over time.
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The statement that best predicts the likely outcome of privatizing the public good of education is:
A geographic area’s more affluent neighborhoods would be better educated.
Privatization often leads to disparities in access and quality, with wealthier areas having more resources to invest in education, resulting in better educational outcomes compared to less affluent neighborhoods.
