Economic and Legal Justifications of Fiscal Neutrality.

Aiken, John S.; Clune, William H., III

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Publication Date: 1973

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Economic and Legal Justifications of Fiscal Neutrality

Aiken, John S.; Clune, William H., III

Education and Urban Society, 5, 2, 177-198, Feb 73

The principle of fiscal neutrality is that school spending may not depend on the wealth of localities: if local units are to select spending levels, the state must eliminate the influence of the varying wealth of these units by matching grants. (Author/JM)

Descriptors: Educational Economics, Educational Finance, Educational Resources, Equal Protection, Equalization Aid, Financial Policy, Policy Formation, Resource Allocation, School District Spending, State School District Relationship

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