The efficiency of... (RFF)

A comparison of Denmark with other OECD countries

Af Peter Bogetoft, Eskil Heinesen, Torben Tranæs

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Denmark, Norway, New Zealand, Canada and the USA are the OECD countries that spend most on education, measured in relation to GDP. Focusing in particular on upper secondary education, this paper examines whether the heavy expenditure on education in Denmark is matched by high output from the educational sector, both in terms of a large number of students enrolled in educational programmes and a high completion rate. The methodology used is to compare (benchmark) Denmark with a relevant group of countries and to calculate how much cheaper Denmark could teach the same number of students and maintain the same graduation/completion rates as today if the country could achieve the same level of cost effectiveness as its most efficient counterparts.

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Attribut navn	Attribut værdi
Forfatter	Peter Bogetoft, Eskil Heinesen, Torben Tranæs
Undertitel	A comparison of Denmark with other OECD countries
ISBN	978-87-93119-13-0
Serie	Study Paper no. 71
Indbinding	Hæftet
Sider	69
Illustrationsgrad	Illustrated
Sprog	English

The efficiency of... (RFF)

A comparison of Denmark with other OECD countries

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