zuni: The Zuni Data from the Law Case: Zuni Public School v. United...
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Description
Number of students and available revenue per student in each school district in New Mexico.
Usage
1
Format
A data frame with 89 observations on 3 variables: District,
Revenue, and Mem (number of students).
Details
The Zuni data come from a law case "The Zuni Public School District
No. 89, Gallup-McKinley County Public School District No. 1,
Petitioners v. United States Department of Education" concerning whether the
revenue per pupil satisfied the standard for "equal" expenditures per pupil in the
state. This classification determines whether most of the federal money given to the
state under the law goes to the state or to the local school districts.
Source
\insertCiteGastwirth_2006;textuallawstat.
References
\insertAllCited
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Description Usage Format Details Source References
Description
Number of students and available revenue per student in each school district in New Mexico.
Usage
1 |
Format
A data frame with 89 observations on 3 variables: District,
Revenue, and Mem (number of students).
Details
The Zuni data come from a law case "The Zuni Public School District No. 89, Gallup-McKinley County Public School District No. 1, Petitioners v. United States Department of Education" concerning whether the revenue per pupil satisfied the standard for "equal" expenditures per pupil in the state. This classification determines whether most of the federal money given to the state under the law goes to the state or to the local school districts.
Source
\insertCiteGastwirth_2006;textuallawstat.
References
\insertAllCitedR Package Documentation
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