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    The article discusses education policy and funding sources in an unnamed country. The main sources of education revenue come from the national budget as well as tuition fees, donations, and loans. Private schools educate a significant portion of secondary, upper secondary, and tertiary students and are run by both for-profit and nonprofit organizations. The country spends over 20% of its national budget on education.

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    The article discusses education policy and funding sources in an unnamed country. The main sources of education revenue come from the national budget as well as tuition fees, donations, and loans. Private schools educate a significant portion of secondary, upper secondary, and tertiary students and are run by both for-profit and nonprofit organizations. The country spends over 20% of its national budget on education.

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    Title of Article: Education Policy Author: Clark

    Direct Quotation: the main source of revenue for education comes from the national budget.
    Other sources of funding include academic tuition fees, donations and loans.

    Paraphrase: The education revenue come from national budget and other sources like tuition by
    funding

    Summary: Sixteen percent of the 7,930,761 childrens are taking private secondary education
    according to Ministry of Education. Twenty percent of students studied at private schools from
    upper level secondary and fourteen percent of tertiary level students also attended private
    institute. Private schools run for profit or free paying nonprofit schools run by charitable or
    religious organization. In 2010, 22.3 percent of the national budget was spent on education which
    helps the global average and regional neighbors.

    Citation in MLA format: By. "Education in Thailand." WENR. N.p., n.d. Web. 18 May 2017.

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