American Public School Administration: A Short Analysis

Abstract

Most major professional and semi-professional groups in the United States are currently in productivity trouble. Expenditures on medical care and the incomes of doctors, dentists, and nurses have risen, but there has been no comparable improvement in the health of the population. Expenditures on legal services and the income of judges, lawyers, and police officers have risen, but there has been no comparable improvement in the extent of justice or the crime rate. Expenditures on government and the income of public officials have risen, but there has been no comparable improvement in the quality of public services.