Arizona Education Funding is a Game of Monopoly
Arizona's education funding system looks a lot like a shortened game of Monopoly. In Monopoly, the player who acquires the most valuable properties gains an advantage that compounds over time.
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Arizona's education funding system looks a lot like a shortened game of Monopoly.
In Monopoly, the player who acquires the most valuable properties gains an advantage that compounds over time.
In a shortened version of the game, the properties are dealt at the beginning, and some players simply get a better hand.
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Arizona's education funding system looks a lot like a shortened game of Monopoly. In Monopoly, the player who acquires the most valuable properties gains an advantage that compounds over time. In a shortened version of the game, the properties are dealt at the beginning, and some players simply get a better hand.
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