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The 'Uberfication' of education: warning about commercial operators

An Australian unionist is leading a global campaign against the commercialisation of education, both in developing countries and in Australia.

https://www.smh.com.au/business/workplace/the-uberfication-of-education-warning-about-commercial-operators-20181025-p50btw.html
The 'Uberfication' of education: warning about commercial operators

Social impact bonds can be structured to increase the chance of the payout for investors

Saskatchewan was the first Canadian province to use social impact bonds. The Saskatchewan projects show social impact bonds can be structured to increase the chance of the payout for investors – by excluding those likely to require higher levels of assistance

Published on

May 17, 2018

Source

The Sydney Morning Herald




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