Why Does College Cost So Much?¶
Archibald, & Feldman. (2010). Why Does College Cost So Much?. Oxford University Press.
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Domain-specific¶
- Baumol's Cost Disease
- Higher-education tuition versus median earnings. Over recent decades the cost of a college education has risen markedly relative to median household earnings
This sourceArgues that college costs have risen because higher education is a personal service delivered by highly educated labour, tracking economy-wide forces rather than institutional dysfunction, and documents the resulting affordability problem.
- Higher-education tuition versus median earnings. Over recent decades the cost of a college education has risen markedly relative to median household earnings
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