2003Fudan jiaoyu luntanRequires access

Strategic decisions on the development of China's private schools

Cai Ke-yong

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Public schools have squeezed the development of private schools in China due to the traditional combination of government with educational systems. It has directly affected the developmental basis of private schools. Private schools should compensate the public schools in educational market, providing another choice other than public education to the society.

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Public schools have squeezed the development of private schools in China due to the traditional combination of government with educational systems. It has directly affected the developmental basis of private schools. Private schools should compensate the public schools in educational market, providing another choice other than public education to the society.

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Public schools have squeezed the development of private schools in China due to the traditional combination of government with educational systems. It has directly affected the developmental basis of private schools. Private schools should compensate the public schools in educational market, providing another choice other than public education to the society.

Key concepts: China, Government (linguistics), Private education, School choice, Business, Private sector, Public administration, Public relations

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