The high returns to low-cost private schooling in a poor country Private schooling cheaper and more effective than public alternative (Working Paper) Working paper 28 Feb 2012 Firms and Entrepreneurship Authors Tessa Bold Associate Professor, Stockholm University Mwangi S. Kimenyi Former Director, Africa Growth Initiative, The Brookings Institution Germano Mwabu Professor of Economics, University of Nairobi Justin Sandefur Research Fellow, Center for Global Development Bold-Et-Al-2012-Working-Paper-2.pdf Download PDF document • 665.98 KB Share Share More from The high returns to low-cost private schooling in a poor country The High Return to Low-Cost Private Schooling in a Developing Country (Policy Brief) Tessa Bold, Mwangi S. Kimenyi, Germano Mwabu, Justin Sandefur Policy brief More from IGC Climatic shocks and risk of forest fires in Colombian coffee-growing regions Jorge Bonilla, Maria Vrachioli 1 Jun 2026 Project Analysing gains from implementation of Single Customs Territory on imports: Facilitating input imports as a domestic growth strategy Dong Hyeok Kang, Joseph Okello Ayo 1 Jun 2026 Project Can Bangladesh absorb LDC graduation-induced tariff hikes? Evidence using product-specific price elasticities of demand and markups for apparel exports to Europe Mohammad A. Razzaque, Deen Islam, Jillur Rahman Project report Urban resilience through contingency loans in savings groups: Evidence from Mozambique Stefan Leeffers, Francesco Cecchi 30 Sep 2026 Project Themes Firms Entrepreneurship
