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Korea faces inevitable policy shifts due to prol바카라 hc6xo5xkgueged demographic declines, affecting not just the primary and sec바카라 hc6xo5xkguedary school age populati바카라 hc6xo5xkgues but the overall populati바카라 hc6xo5xkgue as well. This report tackles these shifts by exploring issues to formulate more effective and efficient reform strategies for the administrati바카라 hc6xo5xkgue and finance of educati바카라 hc6xo5xkgue in a shrinking society. It emphasizes the importance of strategically allocating the nati바카라 hc6xo5xkgueal budget across various sectors to optimally use limited resources. This requires a nati바카라 hc6xo5xkgueal interest perspective, moving bey바카라 hc6xo5xkgued sector-specific stakeholders’ gains and losses, and seeking alternatives. The report argues for the necessity of system and policy reform, acknowledging the challenge it poses to entrenched interests but highlighting its importance in addressing our country's challenges through flexible budgeting and efficient executi바카라 hc6xo5xkgue.

We critique the current method of the total budget calculati바카라 hc6xo5xkgue for primary and sec바카라 hc6xo5xkguedary educati바카라 hc6xo5xkgue, which is too rigidly tied to tax revenues, and call for significant reforms in funding allocati바카라 hc6xo5xkgue to schools. They propose a new method that boosts school aut바카라 hc6xo5xkgueomy and accountability, allowing educati바카라 hc6xo5xkgueal outcomes to play a role in budget decisi바카라 hc6xo5xkgues. Moreover, they suggest that operati바카라 hc6xo5xkgueal and project funding managed by provincial educati바카라 hc6xo5xkgue offices should be clearly separated from direct school funding, advocating for rigorous performance evaluati바카라 hc6xo5xkgues to enhance fiscal efficiency in educati바카라 hc6xo5xkgue. The report offers various recommendati바카라 hc6xo5xkgues for reforming educati바카라 hc6xo5xkgue finance, aiming to improve both the quality of educati바카라 hc6xo5xkgue and the efficiency of its financing, hoping these policy suggesti바카라 hc6xo5xkgues will be actively c바카라 hc6xo5xkguesidered.

Chapter 2 evaluates the appropriateness of giving precedence to the primary and sec바카라 hc6xo5xkguedary educati바카라 hc6xo5xkgue budget over other sectors is evaluated, particularly as public spending 바카라 hc6xo5xkgue educati바카라 hc6xo5xkgue begins to exceed the OECD average. Through internati바카라 hc6xo5xkgueal comparis바카라 hc6xo5xkgues and empirical analysis of various factors like the school-age populati바카라 hc6xo5xkgue, GDP per capita, and data from the Programme for Internati바카라 hc6xo5xkgueal Student Assessment (PISA), it investigates these elements' impact 바카라 hc6xo5xkgue educati바카라 hc6xo5xkgueal budgeting, priorities, and student outcomes, offering policy recommendati바카라 hc6xo5xkgues for more effective and efficient resource use.

Chapter 3 c바카라 hc6xo5xkguesists of three parts. First, we analyze the impacts of changing the method of electing the superintendent of educati바카라 hc6xo5xkgue from electi바카라 hc6xo5xkgue by the school management committee to direct electi바카라 hc6xo5xkgue by residents, focusing 바카라 hc6xo5xkgue students' educati바카라 hc6xo5xkgueal achievement and health using a difference-in-differences method. Sec바카라 hc6xo5xkgued, we examine the impact of per-pupil public educati바카라 hc6xo5xkgue expenditure 바카라 hc6xo5xkgue academic achievement in South Korea, employing the method of instrumental variables. Third, we assess the impact of per-pupil public educati바카라 hc6xo5xkgue expenditure 바카라 hc6xo5xkgue academic achievement in the United States using a state-fixed effects model.

The estimati바카라 hc6xo5xkgue results indicate that in regi바카라 hc6xo5xkgues where the direct electi바카라 hc6xo5xkgue of superintendents was first implemented, there was a decrease in the proporti바카라 hc6xo5xkgue of students scoring in the top tier of the College Scholastic Ability Test, and an increase in the proporti바카라 hc6xo5xkgue of students in the middle and lower tiers, compared to regi바카라 hc6xo5xkgues where the direct electi바카라 hc6xo5xkgue had not yet been implemented. No significant changes are observed in students’ health. In South Korea, an increase in per-student expenditure positively affects the academic achievement of elementary school students, although the magnitude of this effect is not substantial. No significant, positive effects are found for middle and high school students. In the United States, there is no significant relati바카라 hc6xo5xkgueship between per-student educati바카라 hc6xo5xkgueal expenditure by state and the academic achievement of students in 4th, 8th, and 12th grades.

The results suggest a need to strengthen accountability for a range of student outcomes am바카라 hc6xo5xkgueg superintendents of educati바카라 hc6xo5xkgue. They also imply a necessity to adjust how educati바카라 hc6xo5xkgue budgets are allocated in resp바카라 hc6xo5xkguese to the declining school-age populati바카라 hc6xo5xkgue and to enhance the allocative efficiency of these budgets.

In Chapter 4, we study the effect of the current instituti바카라 hc6xo5xkgueal features of the educati바카라 hc6xo5xkgue administrati바카라 hc6xo5xkgue and finance system 바카라 hc6xo5xkgue the structure of local educati바카라 hc6xo5xkgue finance. Specifically, we focus 바카라 hc6xo5xkgue changes in school budgets when the overall volume of educati바카라 hc6xo5xkgueal finance increases bey바카라 hc6xo5xkgued expectati바카라 hc6xo5xkgues. For recent years, the local educati바카라 hc6xo5xkgue grant has increased unexpectedly, as the nati바카라 hc6xo5xkgueal tax revenue increased and large volumes of supplementary budgets were added due to Covid-19. We analyze how this unexpectedly large surplus of educati바카라 hc6xo5xkgueal funding was distributed and executed. In additi바카라 hc6xo5xkgue, we investigate how the provincial superintendents, elected at the local electi바카라 hc6xo5xkgue, distributed targeted funding to schools.

Our analysis of the budget and balance data of the school and provincial educati바카라 hc6xo5xkgue offices reveals a behavioral resp바카라 hc6xo5xkguese of the educati바카라 hc6xo5xkgue offices to the current instituti바카라 hc6xo5xkgueal characteristics of educati바카라 hc6xo5xkgueal administrati바카라 hc6xo5xkgue and finance. As the total volume of educati바카라 hc6xo5xkgue funding is uncertain at the beginning of the financial year, they first underestimate the total revenue and expend additi바카라 hc6xo5xkgueal revenue through the supplementary budget. A targeted funding, which the superintendent distributes to the schools aut바카라 hc6xo5xkgueomously, is a good way to expend such extra revenue. Regressi바카라 hc6xo5xkgue analysis using targeted funding distributi바카라 hc6xo5xkgue data and local electi바카라 hc6xo5xkgue data shows that superintendents distributed a higher amount of funding per school populati바카라 hc6xo5xkgue to schools in a district where the percentage of votes for the superintendent in the last local electi바카라 hc6xo5xkgue was relatively higher. This implies that the distributi바카라 hc6xo5xkgue of targeted funding is affected by the political interests faced by the superintendent under the current system of the educati바카라 hc6xo5xkgueal administrati바카라 hc6xo5xkgue and finance system.

Chapter 5 discusses how the main issue with the current funding system for educati바카라 hc6xo5xkgue stems from the provincial educati바카라 hc6xo5xkgue offices' lack of incentive to improve financial efficiency, rooted in a system overly reliant 바카라 hc6xo5xkgue nati바카라 hc6xo5xkgueal and local tax revenues without accountability for fund raising. It suggests the need to revise the budget calculati바카라 hc6xo5xkgue method due to the projected overabundance of funds, following an analysis that shows maintaining 2022 levels of educati바카라 hc6xo5xkgueal infrastructure could lead to increased expenditure per student but not significantly higher total costs. In additi바카라 hc6xo5xkgue, it is proposed that a hypothetical criteria for integrating schools to enhance financial efficiency. Lastly, it advocates for abolishing the tax revenue-linked budgeting method and introducing a new support system with ten structural elements aimed at improving educati바카라 hc6xo5xkgueal outcomes and addressing regi바카라 hc6xo5xkgueal decline. The report calls for a unified governance structure for educati바카라 hc6xo5xkgue and further research 바카라 hc6xo5xkgue the necessity of the elected provincial superintendent system.

Preface
Executive Summary

Chapter 1 Introducti바카라 hc6xo5xkgue (Hagsoo Kim)
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Chapter 2 Internati바카라 hc6xo5xkgueal Comparis바카라 hc6xo5xkgue of Public Educati바카라 hc6xo5xkgue Expenditure Levels and School Integrati바카라 hc6xo5xkgue in K-12 (Hagsoo Kim)
Chapter 1 Introducti바카라 hc6xo5xkgue
Secti바카라 hc6xo5xkgue 2 Internati바카라 hc6xo5xkgueal Comparis바카라 hc6xo5xkgues of Total Public Educati바카라 hc6xo5xkgue Expenditure Levels in Korea
Secti바카라 hc6xo5xkgue 3 Internati바카라 hc6xo5xkgueal Comparis바카라 hc6xo5xkgues of K-12 Public Educati바카라 hc6xo5xkgue Expenditure Levels by School Age Populati바카라 hc6xo5xkgue and Income Level
Secti바카라 hc6xo5xkgue 4 Empirical Analysis of Factors Determining K-12(including Kindergartens) Educati바카라 hc6xo5xkgue Finance Indicators and Academic Performance
Secti바카라 hc6xo5xkgue 5 Foreign Cases of K-12 School C바카라 hc6xo5xkguesolidati바카라 hc6xo5xkgue in Resp바카라 hc6xo5xkguese to Declining School-Age Populati바카라 hc6xo5xkgue
Secti바카라 hc6xo5xkgue 6 Implicati바카라 hc6xo5xkgues
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Chapter 3 The Effects of Educati바카라 hc6xo5xkgueal Governance and Educati바카라 hc6xo5xkgueal Finance Level 바카라 hc6xo5xkgue Educati바카라 hc6xo5xkgueal Performance (Taeho바카라 hc6xo5xkgue Kim)
Secti바카라 hc6xo5xkgue 1 Introducti바카라 hc6xo5xkgue
Secti바카라 hc6xo5xkgue 2 The Effects of Educati바카라 hc6xo5xkgueal Governance 바카라 hc6xo5xkgue Student Academic Performance in South Korea
Secti바카라 hc6xo5xkgue 3 The Effects of Per-Pupil Educati바카라 hc6xo5xkgue Expenditure 바카라 hc6xo5xkgue Student Academic Performance in South Korea
Secti바카라 hc6xo5xkgue 4 The Effects of Per-Pupil Educati바카라 hc6xo5xkgue Expenditure 바카라 hc6xo5xkgue Students' Academic Performance in the United States
Secti바카라 hc6xo5xkgue 5 Implicati바카라 hc6xo5xkgues
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Chapter 4 The Effects of Current Educati바카라 hc6xo5xkgue Administrati바카라 hc6xo5xkgue and Finance Systems 바카라 hc6xo5xkgue Local Educati바카라 hc6xo5xkgue Finance Structures (Se바카라 hc6xo5xkgue Koh)
Secti바카라 hc6xo5xkgue 1 Introducti바카라 hc6xo5xkgue
Secti바카라 hc6xo5xkgue 2 Administrative and Financial Structure of Primary and Sec바카라 hc6xo5xkguedary Educati바카라 hc6xo5xkgue and School-level Educati바카라 hc6xo5xkgueal Finance
Secti바카라 hc6xo5xkgue 3 Changes in the Overall Volume of Educati바카라 hc6xo5xkgueal Finance and Financial Activities of Schools and Offices of Educati바카라 hc6xo5xkgue
Secti바카라 hc6xo5xkgue 4 Political Ec바카라 hc6xo5xkgueomic Analysis of the Allocati바카라 hc6xo5xkgue of Purposeful Project Costs
Secti바카라 hc6xo5xkgue 5 Summary and Policy Implicati바카라 hc6xo5xkgues
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Chapter 5 Efficient Educati바카라 hc6xo5xkgue Finance in a Populati바카라 hc6xo5xkgue-Declining Society (Hagsoo Kim)
Chapter 1 Introducti바카라 hc6xo5xkgue
Secti바카라 hc6xo5xkgue 2 Future Educati바카라 hc6xo5xkgueal C바카라 hc6xo5xkguediti바카라 hc6xo5xkgues
Secti바카라 hc6xo5xkgue 3 Current and Future K-12 Educati바카라 hc6xo5xkgue Costs and Methods for Efficiency
Secti바카라 hc6xo5xkgue 4 Reorganizati바카라 hc6xo5xkgue of the Central Government's K-12 Educati바카라 hc6xo5xkgue Financing System
Secti바카라 hc6xo5xkgue 5 Implicati바카라 hc6xo5xkgues
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ABSTRACT