Reducing Costs and Improving Efficiency in the Student Loan Program

Barbara Miles and Dennis Zimmerman

National Tax Journal, 1997, vol. 50, issue 3, 541-56

Abstract: Evaluates the budget savings potential of options to reduce federal student loan program costs, especially denying certain students access to loans. Rationing that targets low-risk students (those who will likely attend schools that do not have a federal loan guarantee) has the greatest cost savings relative to social benefits forgone.

Date: 1997
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