Higher Education in the Digital Age¶
Bowen, W. G. (2013). Higher Education in the Digital Age. Princeton University Press.
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- Baumol's Cost Disease
- It also sits behind the recurring, so far only partly delivered, hope that online instruction will lift the productivity floor, the case a different economist, William G. Bowen (Baumol's 1966 coauthor), made in Higher Education in the Digital Age
This sourceW. G. Bowen's Tanner Lectures on higher education's stalled productivity, and his case that online instruction could at last curb rising costs — the source both of the hope the sentence describes and of its 'not yet', since the book's own premise is that higher education is one of the few places the information revolution has not made more productive. The rival 'revenue theory of costs' named just before is Howard R. Bowen's, a different economist.
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- It also sits behind the recurring, so far only partly delivered, hope that online instruction will lift the productivity floor, the case a different economist, William G. Bowen (Baumol's 1966 coauthor), made in Higher Education in the Digital Age
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