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Henry M. Levin is specialized on the economics of education and human resources, urban economics, public finance and education policy. More specifically, he has researched cost effectiveness approaches to evaluation , school finance, the relationship between education and inequality, market-based approaches to education, and accelerated schools ...
President Obama's proposal to make high school attendance mandatory until age 18 is a step in the right direction, TC's Henry M. Levin and Cecilia E. Rouse at Princeton write in the New York Times, but it wouldn't be enough to meaningfully reduce the dropout rate.
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TC's Henry Levin Part of Team on New "Success in Education and Work" Report. Preventing High School Dropouts More Than Pays for Itself. Educating for Tomorrow's Job Market. How to Educate a Workforce on the Move. Education Week Spotlight's Levin's Cost-Benefit Analysis Center. More HS Grads = Big Taxpayer Savings. Premiered on 10/13/2013.
Feb 2, 2017 · An opinion piece by Henry Levin on the U.S. News & World Report “Best Countries” website argues that universal school choice advocated by Betsy DeVos, President Trump’s nominee for U.S. education secretary, hasn’t improved student performance in schools around the world where it has been implemented. DeVos is on record as favoring ...
Widely known as a leader of educational innovation, he has published 20 books and hundreds of articles in his areas of specialty, the economics of education and human resources. His current research focuses on educational reform, educational vouchers, cost-effectiveness analysis, educational privatization, and benefit-cost studies in education.
Economics of education review 4 (2), 93-104. , 1985. 500. 1985. The costs and benefits of an excellent education for all of America’s children. HM Levin, C Belfield, PA Muennig, C Rouse. 485. 2007. The impact of surplus schooling on worker productivity.
Nov 30, 2016 · Henry M. Levin is the William Heard Kilpatrick Professor of Economics and Education at Columbia University's Teachers College. Recent Work by Henry M. Levin. Preparing for the Jobs of the...
