The Economy of Education

＂The Economy of Education＂ (1909) by William A. Sturdy examines the financial aspects of educational institutions. The book delves into various economic principles as they relate to the administration and support of schools. It covers topics such as the cost of education, methods of funding, and the efficient allocation of resources within the educational system. Sturdy provides insights into the economic factors influencing educational policy and practice, offering a valuable resource for educators, administrators, and policymakers of the era. This work provides a historical perspective on the financial challenges and opportunities in education at the turn of the 20th century.

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