In this chapter, I theoretically
examine the link between local taxes and education choice (indicated by private
school enrollment rate or public school enrollment rate). As a result, the
evidence shows that local Taxes and parental choice of education are endogenously
determined by one another. Local taxes and choice of education rely on parents’
preference, which suggests that local taxes per public school pupil and
parental choice of education may be jointly determined More importantly, this
study frames an economic theoretical background for local taxes and parental
choice of education, which can be useful in constructing empirical models for
further investigations of this issue.
Author (s) Details
Dr. Tin-Chun Lin
School of
Business and Economics, Indiana University – Northwest, Gary, IN 46408, USA.
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