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Expenditure onTertiary Education

Journal of Tertiary Education Administration, 1982
The man who claims that institutions of higher education are not political, will lie about other things too.
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In Public Education Expenditures We Trust: Does Trust Increase Support for Public Education Expenditures?

Educational Sciences: Theory & Practice, 2015
AbstractTrust is one crucial prerequisite for the welfare state. However, very few empirical studies exist that help us understand the mechanisms through which trust affects the welfare state. Influencing public support for developing friendly public policies might be one of these mechanisms. In this study, we use unique micro data from 34 countries to
Gür, Nurullah, Boyacı, İsrafil, Özcan, Yunus   +2 more
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Incremental State Higher Education Expenditures

Atlantic Economic Journal, 2008
Panel regressions are used to analyze various measures of state higher education expenditures for 45 states over a time period from 1986 through 2005. Results of panel stationarity tests indicate that each expenditures series contains a unit root. This finding is consistent with the incremental theory of public expenditures and implies that time series
Shelley, Gary L., Wright, David B.
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Endogenous Public Expenditures on Education

Journal of Public Economic Theory, 2005
We construct a model of the determination of public funding of education through majority voting. Households have the option of privately supplementing public education. Alternatively, they can opt out of public education completely and choose private education.
PETER BEARSE, GERHARD GLOMM, DEBRA MOORE PATTERSON   +2 more
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Local education expenditures and educational inequality in China

The Manchester School, 2023
AbstractWe investigate the relationship between education funding and educational inequality across Chinese prefectures. The decentralisation of education in China has created substantial variations in government educational expenditures, both over time and across regions.
Jianyong Fan, Jian Huang, John G. Sessions, Jingjing Ye   +3 more
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Parental Expenditures on Children's Education

Journal of Family and Economic Issues, 2001
This study examined selected factors related to parents' allocation of money for children's primary and secondary education and, if money was spent on education, the variation in the amount spent. Cragg's double-hurdle model was utilized to analyze data from the 1996 Consumer Expenditure Survey on 331 families that spent money on their children's ...
Teresa Mauldin, Yoko Mimura, Mark Lino
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Controlling Educational Expenditure Eighty Years Ago

British Journal of Educational Studies, 1957
(1957). Controlling educational expenditure eighty years ago. British Journal of Educational Studies: Vol. 5, No. 2, pp. 119-130.
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Block Grants and Education Expenditure

Public Finance Review, 2015
This article investigates the effects of block grants on education expenditures using panel data from Canadian provinces over the period 1982 to 2008. Our main empirical identification strategy relies on the use of the allocation formula for equalization grant—a component of the Canadian federal block grant. The results indicate that block grants have
Ergete Ferede, Shahidul Islam
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Australia's educational expenditures

2016
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Education and Health Expenditures

2005
The expense of educating youth should be met either from the general revenue of society or from the beneficiaries (more correctly, their parents and guardians). Smith found himself in a bind here as he believed that services offered in return for a salary, paid by taxation, private endowments, charities or legacies, would deteriorate to the point of ...
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