Tuition Charges and Institutional Self-Interest: A Commentary.

Anderson, Richard E.

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ERIC Number: EJ410525

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Publication Date: 1990

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Tuition Charges and Institutional Self-Interest: A Commentary.

Anderson, Richard E.

Planning for Higher Education, v18 n3 p15-19 1989-90

There are a number of reasonable explanations why the growth of college costs exceeds that in other economic sectors. How higher education has avoided market and/or legislative discipline is unclear, but the growth in debt cannot continue, and colleges and universities will be called on for efficiency and productivity. (MSE)

Descriptors: College Planning, Cost Effectiveness, Educational Finance, Efficiency, Higher Education, Productivity, Public Colleges, Tuition

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