The study concludes that vouchers, but not tax credits, impose a substantial and statistically significant additional regulatory burden on participating private schools. (cato.org)
A 2010 study by Andrew J. Coulson of the Cato Institute found that direct government expenditures, «but not tax credits, impose a substantial and statistically significant additional regulatory burden on participating private schools.» (educationnext.org)
Businesses and the third sector will not face additional regulatory burdens from September 1st under the coalition government's «one - in, one - out» rule. (politics.co.uk)