A General Pattern for American Public Higher Education.

Nearly-efficient tuitions and subsidies in American public higher education

A two-stage setting for determining subsidies and tuitions in a public university context is developed where fixed costs introduce an efficiency-enhancing role for taxpayer-financed appropriations. The optimal subsidy per enrollment is shown to be proportional to students’ maximum net willingness to pay. This result extends a well-known result associated with Ramsey pricing to include endogenou...

American Higher Education

Barry Munitz, President and Chief Executive Officer, J. Paul Getty Trust: Information technology will profoundly influence both the content and the delivery system for traditional colleges and universities. The challenge to translate the content—that mountain of data arriving so rapidly—into accurate and useful information and then into knowledge and wisdom will test everyone’s talent and energ...

Feasibility Study on Family Laws Education as a General Lesson in Higher Education

Introduction: The family is the social institution, which is the first foundation of collective life. Considering the importance of the family and its legal system, the discussion of the family rights and its education can prevent the damage caused by the lack of familiarity with it; So, the purpose of this study was to feasibility study of family laws education in higher education from the vie...

General public education.

Does Public Funding for Higher Education Matter?

Zhang is an assistant professor of higher education at the University of Minnesota and a faculty associate at the Cornell Higher Education Research Institute (CHERI). He thanks Ronald Ehrenberg for his insightful comments on an early draft of the paper. Of course, full responsibility rests with the author. 1 Abstract This study uses panel data to examine the direct link between state funding an...