Tuition rising: Why college costs so much

By J. T. McDearmon. 2009

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Replacing State Appropriations with Alternative Revenue Sources: The Case of Voluntary Support (2008, background): “Institutions of higher education are often described as organizations that constantly seek additional resources (Bowen, 1980; Ehrenberg, 2000).”
Academics job satisfaction and job stress across countries in the changing academic environments (2014, background): “The high tuition rate might be caused by the managerial reforms as well as the diminished government support although we need more empirical research to examine this (e.g., Ehrenburg 2002).”
Explaining Increases in Higher Education Costs (2008, background): “3Among others, studies by William Massy (1996, 2003) and Ronald Ehrenberg (2000) echo many of the higher education-specific explanations for cost increase discussed by Getz and Siegfried (1991). 4See Lewis and Dundar (2001) for a survey of the cost literature. For a recent application of frontier es”