Richard Hess, an early influential supporter of market-based reforms, blames the lack of success of these reform efforts on which of the following. Select all that apply.

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A) Richard Hess has argued that for market-based reforms to be successful, there needs to be a true market-based system, which includes the ability for schools to open, close, and franchise like businesses in a free market. This would increase competition and theoretically improve quality.C) Funding is a critical component of any educational reform. Hess believes that choice programs, a key component of market-based reforms, have not been adequately funded, which has hampered their success.D) Financial restrictions on construction can limit the growth and expansion of new schools, including charter schools, which are an essential part of market-based reforms. By placing financial restrictions on construction, states can inadvertently stifle the growth and flexibility needed for these reforms to thrive.

Richard Hess, an Early Influential Supporter of Market-Based Reforms, Blames