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State financial inputs aren't the measure of a university system - THE JOSIAH BARTLETT CENTER FOR PUBLIC POLICY
How do you measure the success of a business? You might look at financial measures such as profits, dividends or share price, industry dominance such as market share, or how well it achieves its mission. A law firm could measure success in client wins, a sports team in championships. What do all of those measures have in common? They’re outcomes. In the public sector, success too often is measured by inputs (e.g. government spending). Depart…
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