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Organización industrial de la prestación de servicios sociales (Chile)

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El objetivo del estudio es analizar de qué manera la estructura de los subsistemas de educación municipalizada y de educación privada bajo financiamiento público explica las diferencias existentes en la eficiencia, tanto externa como interna, que presentan ambos tipos de establecimientos educacionales. Se pone especial énfasis en identificar de qué manera aspectos como el entorno legal e institucional, el clima organizacional, la propiedad de los establecimientos, la autonomía financiera, las obligaciones constitucionales, la supervisión y control de los establecimientos, y la regulación del mercado de insumos, entre otros, generan distintos incentivos que condicionan la calidad y costo de los servicios que ellos entregan.

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  • Cristian Aedo, 1997. "Organización industrial de la prestación de servicios sociales (Chile)," Research Department Publications 3001, Inter-American Development Bank, Research Department.
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