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Big Change Question: Has Choice, Diversity and Marketization Improved the Quality and Efficiency of Education?

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  1. London Leadership Centre, Institute of Education, University of London, UK

    Kathryn Riley

  2. 12 Dale Close, Oxford, OX1 1TU, England

    Margaret Maden

  3. 4860 Goose Lane Road, Alexandria, Ohio, 43001-8726, USA

    Joseph Murphy

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Riley, K., Maden, M. & Murphy, J. Big Change Question: Has Choice, Diversity and Marketization Improved the Quality and Efficiency of Education?. Journal of Educational Change 4, 63–80 (2003). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1023047918260

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