MARKETS VERSUS MONOPOLIES IN EDUCATION
"The material cited on this page argues that free markets for educational services have consistently done a better job of serving the public than government-run school systems, whether the governments in question have been dictatorships or democracies"

The Relationship of Competition and Choice to Innovation in Education Markets
Concerned about the deadening effects of standardization imposed by monopolistic education bureaucracies, policymakers in many different countries endorse economic-style mechanisms of consumer choice and competition between autonomous providers as the key elements of "market-driven" education.