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The purpose of this work was to understand the existing relation between private school
funding, students’ academic performance, and financial literacy. Using correlation analysis, as
well as t-tests, it was found a weak positive correlation with academic performance, a
surprisingly slight negative correlation with financial literacy, and an unexpected negative
correlation between academic performance and financial literacy. Also, private schools turned
out to outperform public ones when it comes to student performance. However, for financial
literacy, no statistical significance was found. These results show how many different things
affect education outcomes and how much more study is needed.
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Private school funding Academic performance Financial literacy Economics of education
