School Construction and Renovation Spending: Who's Benefiting?

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Research Papers

School Construction and Renovation Spending: Who's Benefiting?

January 2007
January, 2007
Topic:
Schools, School Location
Population Served:
Unspecified
Location by State:
California
Study Type:
Case Study
Description:

Vincent, J.M. & Filardo, M. (2007). School Construction and Renovation Spending: Who's Benefiting? Educational Facility Planner, 42(1), 26-30.

 

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