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Investing in Minds: the Economics of Higher Education in New Zealand

Investing in Minds: the Economics of Higher Education in New Zealand
  

Because of changes in the structure of the New Zealand economy, there have been increases in participation in higher education, leading to a reassessment of the system of funding tertiary education. This book examines the links between higher education and income distribution.

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ISBN 9780908935116
Barcode 9780908935116
Published 24 October 1997 by Institute of Policy Studies
Format Paperback, illustrated edition
Author(s) By Maani, Sholeh

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ISBN-13 9780908935116
ISBN-10 0908935110
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Publisher Institute of Policy Studies
Imprint Institute of Policy Studies
Publication Date 24 October 1997
Publication Country New Zealand New Zealand
Format Paperback, illustrated edition
Edition illustrated edition
Author(s) By Maani, Sholeh
Category Economics
Education
Higher & Further Education
Microeconomics
Interest Age Young Adults
Reading Age Young Adults
Library of Congress Universities and colleges, College students, Finance, Education, Higher, Social conditions
NBS Text Adult & Further Education
ONIX Text College/higher education;Professional and scholarly
Number of Pages 209
Dimensions Width: 189mm
Height: 246mm
Weight Not specified - defaults to 600g
Dewey Code Not specified
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Because of major changes in the structure of the New Zealand economy, there have been significant increases in participation in higher education. An important implication of this increase has been the need to reassess the system of funding tertiary education. The introduction of student fees in 1990, and the targeting of allowances since 1992, figure prominently amongst changes which have been the subject of significant controversy and public debate in New Zealand. This book is based on New Zealand and OECD research. The analyses, which span the period from 1980-1995, examine the links between higher education and income distribution, and access to higher education. The theoretical and empirical frameworks utilized incorporate the lifetime nature of education decisions, and use individual level data across census years in various analyses.

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