Presentation For Teachers Compensation Panel
Presentation For Teachers Compensation Panel
Choice
Vance Ginn, Ph.D.
Economist
Texas Public Policy
Foundation
vginn@texaspolicy.com
Policy Orientation 2015
Common Solution:
Increase spending through state law.
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Common Solution:
Increase spending through state law.
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History
History
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31,810
43,630
10
37,340
44,900
15
41,490
47,820
20 & Over
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15
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47,820
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Monopsony: Teacher
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Testimony at Trial
The ongoing school finance trial
addressed this exact topic.
The school districts hired Harvardtrained economist Dr. Jacob Vigdor
to provide his expert opinion.
In his report, Vigdor stated:
Introducing greater competition into
the market for teachers will raise
teacher salaries.
Testimony at Trial
The ongoing school finance trial
addressed this exact topic.
The school districts hired Harvardtrained economist Dr. Jacob Vigdor
to provide his expert opinion.
In his report, Vigdor stated:
Introducing greater competition into
the market for teachers will raise
teacher salaries.
Testimony at Trial
The ongoing school finance trial
addressed this exact topic.
The school districts hired Harvardtrained economist Dr. Jacob Vigdor
to provide his expert opinion.
Vigdor concluded: Introducing
greater competition into the market
for teachers will raise teacher
salaries.
Conclusion
School choice would provide a
market in which teachers benefit
through the efficient allocation of
resources, not state-controlled
wages.