Using the K-12 School Choice Calculator, select 'Texas' as the state. Set the 'ESA amount' to $8,000, the 'Take-Up Rate Public' to 2%, and the 'Take-Up Rate Non-Public' to 25%. Once these values are entered, what are the 'short-run' and 'long-run' net fiscal costs generated for Texas, and what is the range of 'cost per student' for this scenario?
Navigate to 'edchoice.org'. Click on 'Research'. Click on 'School Choice Calculator' under 'Fiscal Research and Education Center'. Select 'Texas' from the 'Select State' dropdown. Enter '8000' into the 'ESA amount' field. Enter '2' into the 'Take-Up Rate Public' field. Enter '25' into the 'Take-Up Rate Non-Public' field. Identify and extract the 'short-run net fiscal costs' displayed. Identify and extract the 'long-run net fiscal costs' displayed. Identify and extract the 'cost per student' range displayed. State the short-run net fiscal costs, long-run net fiscal costs, and the cost per student range for Texas based on the specified inputs.
The agent successfully navigates to the 'K-12 School Choice Calculator' page (schoolchoicecalculator.com). The agent correctly selects 'Texas' as the state. The agent correctly inputs '$8000' into the 'ESA amount' field. The agent correctly inputs '2' into the 'Take-Up Rate Public' field. The agent correctly inputs '25' into the 'Take-Up Rate Non-Public' field. The agent states the short-run net fiscal costs as '$2,190,440,000'. The agent states the long-run net fiscal costs as '$1,591,590,000'. The agent states the cost per student range as 'between a $4,885 cost and a $3,548 cost per student'.