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An Analysis of Vocational Education in Danbury, Connecticut, 1969-1970; An Application of Systems Analysis to Educational Programs, Allocations, and Benefits. (Emphasis on Danbury High School).

McGowan, Francis A.; McGowan, Francis A., II – 1972

The author combined cost-benefit analysis with systems analysis, using the Optner model, to analyze the vocational education program in Danbury, Connecticut (a demonstration city), in 1969-70 and 1970-71. Background information on the community and the program's development are related; the analysis is presented in summary, illustrated by figures,…

Descriptors: Cost Effectiveness, Educational Research, High Schools, Input Output Analysis

Techniques in the Use of Systems and Budgeting Methodology: A Conceptual Overview.

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Lawrence, Ben – Studies in Management, 1972

Program budgeting is described as a means of enabling higher education to respond effectively to three major accountability concerns. They are (1) the long-term financial implications of a particular programmatic or policy decision, (2) determination of what is being paid for, and (3) understanding that the price being paid for a program is…

Descriptors: Accountability, Budgeting, Cost Effectiveness, Cost Estimates