It comes straight out of the school of public-choice economics, which says that the public sector seeks power in the same way that private companies do.

FORBES: Magazine Article

Give at-risk and low-performing students more money to bring with them to the public school of their choice.

FORBES: NCEE Report Focuses on Teachers as Professionals, New Pay Schemes

We tell you how to be a cut-rate Ted Turner by buying into a shared ranch ( Living Large on Less), how to trade off the cost of a house against the cost of private-school tuition ( Public Choice) and how to get more from your greens fees ( Golf A La Carte).

FORBES: 2001 Investment Guide