EPRUEducation Policy Research Unit
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2002 - Peer Review Articles of Related Work
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Review of "Education Scholarships: Expanding Opportunities for Students, Saving Taxpayers Money" by Darcy Olsen (Goldwater Institute, March 26, 2002)
The Goldwater Institute's recent publication, "Education
Scholarships: Expanding Opportunities for Students, Saving Taxpayers Money,"
advocates extending Arizona's private school tuition tax credit program
to corporations. Although billed as an "Issue Analysis," the paper fails
to include a substantive policy analysis and largely ignores the complex
educational and legal issues raised by tuition tax credits.
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