Economic Challenges in Higher Education

Charles Clotfelter (), Ronald Ehrenberg, Malcolm Getz and John Siegfried

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Date: 1991
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Chapters in this book:

Introduction to "Economic Challenges in Higher Education" , pp 1-16

Charles Clotfelter, Ronald Ehrenberg, Malcolm Getz and John Siegfried

Size and Significance , pp 17-27

Charles Clotfelter

Patterns of Enrollment and Completion , pp 28-58

Charles Clotfelter

Explaining the Demand , pp 59-88

Charles Clotfelter

Financial Aid and Public Policy , pp 89-123

Charles Clotfelter

Implications of Recent Enrollment Trends , pp 124-140

Charles Clotfelter

Projections of Shortages , pp 141-152

Ronald Ehrenberg

A Stock Flow Model of Academic Labor Supply , pp 153-173

Ronald Ehrenberg

Decisions to Undertake and Complete Doctoral Study and Choices of Sector of Employment , pp 174-210

Ronald Ehrenberg

The Demographic Distribution of American Doctorates , pp 211-232

Ronald Ehrenberg

Should Policies Be Pursued to Increase the Flow of New Doctorates? , pp 233-258

Ronald Ehrenberg

Cost Inflation , pp 259-285

Malcolm Getz and John Siegfried

Where Does the Money Go? , pp 286-331

Malcolm Getz and John Siegfried

Costs and Enrollment , pp 332-356

Malcolm Getz and John Siegfried

Costs per Student over Time , pp 357-392

Malcolm Getz and John Siegfried

References , pp 393-410

Charles Clotfelter, Ronald Ehrenberg, Malcolm Getz and John Siegfried

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