This book brings together national experts and leading researchers to discuss the economics and outcomes of community services for people with intellectual disability. The work examines a wide scope of issues, including total U.S. national expenditures, the relation between inputs and outcomes, public policy considerations, and the impact of institutional downsizing. Contributors come from the U.S.A., the U.K., and Australia, and include recognized evaluation experts and policy analysts, as well as key policy and administrative personnel.