CHOICES


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CHOICESConsortium for Health Outcomes, Innovation, and Cost Effectiveness Studies
CHOICESChildren Have Opportunities in Inclusive Community Environments and Schools (community education program)
CHOICESChildren's Healthcare Options Improved through Collaborative Efforts and Services
CHOICESComputerized Heuristic Occupational Information and Career Exploration System (Employment and Immigration Canada)
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To these critics, providing too many choices is the latest way liberal societies in general, and markets in particular, make people miserable.
Consumer vertigo: a new wave of social critics claim that freedom's just another word for way too much to choose. Here's why they're wrong
And parental interest is proportional to the type and amount of information provided about the performance of their children's school and the choices available for transfer.
When school choice isn't: this fall, millions of kids have the right to leave failing schools. Too bad there's nowhere else for them to go
For the most part, the language of economics has informed the public debate over school choice.
Surface wounds: thus far, public schools have hardly noticed competition. (Book Review)
They're the kind of choices where some interests win and some interests lose.
THE NEXT DEAL: The Future of Public Life In The Information Age
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