Titlebook: Cost-sharing and Accessibility in Higher Education: A Fairer Deal?; Pedro N. Teixeira,D. Bruce Johnstone,Hans Vossenst Book 2008 Springer

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Michael Schreiber,Markus Korell being made up through higher student fees (Robertson 2003). At the same time, important changes were made to the student financial aid system, as governments shifted spending from need-based aid (grants and loans) to non-need-based aid (especially tax credits).

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Strengthening Consumer Choice in Higher Education,ssess the wealth, means and skills to make choices that affect their personal wellbeing. To this end many governments have in fact liberalised a large number of the markets that were previously regulated and protected by government. Examples are public utility sectors, telecommunication, electricity, etc.

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,The Canadian Experiment in Cost-Sharing and its Effects on Access to Higher Education, 1990–2002, being made up through higher student fees (Robertson 2003). At the same time, important changes were made to the student financial aid system, as governments shifted spending from need-based aid (grants and loans) to non-need-based aid (especially tax credits).

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The Changing Nature of Public Support for Higher Education in the United States,vard College in 1636. It was almost 150 years later that the first truly public institutions began to be created. Today, approximately 75 per cent of all postsecondary students are enrolled in public institutions of higher education (National Center for Education Statistics 2003a).

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Introduction,e more true than in the so-called . of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) in which higher education has been a vital component of democratic civil societies, an engine of economic growth and a principal vehicle for the advancement of economic mobility and social justice

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Strengthening Consumer Choice in Higher Education,er and giving more scope for students to have their interests served by the providers of higher education. This topic receives a lot of attention in many societies these days because it is felt that a system that relies heavily on central planning is unable to respond to the needs of an increasingly