INTERORGANIZATIONAL ADADTATION , INTERORGANIZATIONAL STRATIGIES, AND FIRM PERFORMANCE A second issue is that there is little or no threat of market entry when competition is among geographically-based school districts. In the absence of entry, administrators of undesirable districts are not likely to face substantial declines in enrollment. Indeed, a reasonable first approximation is that total (public) school and district enrollments are invariant to schools relative Instead, Tiebout choice works by rewarding the administrator of a preferred school with a better student body and with wealthier and more motivated parents. There are obvious benefits for educational personnel in attracting an advantaged population, and I assume throughout this.
