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A substantial body of economic literature, pioneered by economists such as Vito Tanzi and Ludger Schuknecht, has explored the question of the optimal balance between public and private spending.
The Coalition's First Year Warwick Lightfoot 2011
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Ludger, who was dressed like a pirate himself, jumped off of his custom pirate chopped up leather covered motorcycle and said
Reid Stowe & Soanya Ahmad: Pirates in Red Hook Reid Stowe 2011
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My friend, Ludger, enthusiastically invited us to his pirate event in Red Hook Brooklyn.
Reid Stowe & Soanya Ahmad: Pirates in Red Hook Reid Stowe 2011
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Stefan Bauernschuster, Oliver Falck and Ludger Woessmann of the Ifo Institute in Munich reject the claim that the internet isolates people socially and erodes the traditional foundations of society.
Logging on to computers helps us get out more, insist economists 2011
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The problem with that research, say study authors Eric Hanushek, a Stanford University professor, and Ludger Woessmann of the University of Munich, is that it assumes that a year of schooling in a country like Ghana, for example, is equivalent to a year in the U.S.
Terrible American education costs us $900 billion a year « Isegoria 2008
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Research in 46 countries by Ludger Woessmann of the University of Munich has shown that setting clear external standards while granting real discretion to schools in how to meet them is the most effective way to run a system.
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The authors argue that Catholic “opposition to state education in many contexts engendered private school competition that ultimately spurred student achievement.” — “‘Every Catholic Child in a Catholic School’: Historical Resistance to State Schooling, Contemporary Private Competition, and Student Achievement Across Countries,” Martin R. West and Ludger Wössmann, CESifo
Primary Sources 2008
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Research in 46 countries by Ludger Woessmann of the University of Munich has shown that setting clear external standards while granting real discretion to schools in how to meet them is the most effective way to run a system.
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The authors argue that Catholic “opposition to state education in many contexts engendered private school competition that ultimately spurred student achievement.” — “‘Every Catholic Child in a Catholic School’: Historical Resistance to State Schooling, Contemporary Private Competition, and Student Achievement Across Countries,” Martin R. West and Ludger Wössmann, CESifo
Primary Sources 2008
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Vacherie one of them, of course very close to here, Ludger, Gramercy, Morgan City, all those places that we're familiar with, Slidell as well.
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