All of the Following Differentiated Good and Bad Schools in Helping

question 15

Multiple Choice

All of the following differentiated good and bad schools in helping children function academically and behaviourally EXCEPT:

• A) standards set by the school
• B) how much students are allowed to participate in decision-making
• C) the overall school budget per student
• D) the degree of concentration of intellectually and socially disadvantaged children

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Definitions:

Nonsatiation

The economic assumption that consumers always prefer more of a good to less, holding everything else constant.

Completeness

In decision theory, a property that states every set of choices can be ranked in an order of preference.

Marginal Rate

Typically refers to the additional cost or benefit received from producing one more unit of a good or service.

Indifference Curve

A graph that shows combinations of goods between which a consumer is indifferent, meaning they derive the same level of satisfaction from each combination.