Under pressure from both the Federal government and private
citizens, local and state governments are restructuring their
services, including the areas of education, highway, and
transportation. While the federal government wants to reassign
responsibilities to local governments, voters want greater
efficiency and lower taxes via privatization. This edited
collection considers these pressures, the responses from state and
local governments, and specific experiments in privatizing local
services.
The book's opening chapter presents an overview of the changing
landscape, while the following chapters consider possibilities in
both education and highway services. In education, interdistrict
school choice and state-local structures are considered. Highway
services are seen in federal-state and state-private relationships.
Reporting on a variety of experiments, each chapter illustrates a
type of service or arrangement for restructuring governmental
services.
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