... The necessary standardization process for the student demand stud- ies is complex arithmetically
if not ... rates among 18-24-year-olds as a result of a $100 higher education price increase. ... studies
report student response to price change in another form, the price elasticity of de ...

... The slope of the function is in- terpreted as the tuition price elasticity coefficient and can be seen
to ... 2Demand theory as applied to higher education suggests that enrollment rates are negatively
associated with tuition prices, thus the elasticity of demand is negative [13 ...

... In columns (3) and (4) of Table 2, the regression coefficients of lnT, are direct estimates of the
sum of the own price and cross price elasticity terms in ... 9. Thomas D. Hopkins. "Higher Education
Enrollment Demand." Economic Inquiry 12 (March 1974): 53-65. 10. ...

... corrected simultaneous equation system framework, suggests that the tax price elasticity of
demand for ... budget item to which compet ing expenditures, including higher education, must
adjust.23 ... The heightened public demand for crime prevention and tougher sentencing (ie ...

... forgone earnings is the dominant private and an important social cost of both high-school and ...
as already mentioned, I have been concerned with the use of time in education, training and ...
University Press, 1962).) 2 See his The Supply of Labor and the Demand for Recreation ...

... much ingenuity would be needed to create a credit system for medical (and other branches of
higher) education. ... But it is almost surely true for medical care that the price elasticity of demand
for all income ... are 20 per cent of those by the poor, and the elasticity of demand for both ...

... Leslie and Brinkman, 1987), this corresponds to a price elasticity of −0.73 ... Per capita income:
The average income in society can influence the demand for higher education when ... school is
a proxy for the opportunity costs associated with enrollment in a higher education program ...

... According to demand theory, quantity demanded in this context is generally a function of System
tuition rates, tuition charged by competing institutions of higher education, and the income of
those households that make up the market. 2 Price elasticity of demand for State ...

... The estimated own price elasticity of - ... There is a positive relationship between the unemployment
rate and student demand for public higher education, which could represent the lower opportunity
cost of pursuing higher education as the rate of unemployment rises. ...

... The positive elasticity should not, therefore, be confused with a true price elasticity of demand ...
239–299. Leslie L., Brinkman P. (1987) Student price response: The student demand studies ...
Journal of Higher Education 58(2): 181–204CrossRefGoogle Scholar. Long BT (2004) How ...

... ie, that admission standards are unaffected by changes in price, then the price elasticity of the ...
terms, the poorer student would be described as having a more elastic demand for higher
education. ... Dp represents the demand curve of a poor student, and Dw the demand curve of ...

... For four-year colleges, the range ran from a low of 11.4 percent in Alaska to a high of 63.2 percent
in New Hampshire (with a mean of 28.3 percent). ... These results are apparently supply-side rather
than demand-side driven. ... 257 Public Choices in Public Higher Education ...

... Second, the coefficients for price elasticity of demand indicate that students considering attending ...
Jackson, G., and Weathersby, G. Individual demand for higher education-a ... Financial Statistics
of Institutions of Higher Education: Current Funds Revenues and Expenditures ...

... Partial evidence for low price elasticity can be found in the very large tuition (relative to the parents ...
For higher education, government revenue is an important explanatory variable. ... GDP since 1998
and had an important effect on the government component of demand for higher ...

... Furthermore, as a matter of public policy, demand functions at public institutions are of primary ...
Four-year public institutions of higher education also vary widely in their enrollment numbers
over ... The price elasticity of 12-month headcount and total credit hours are significant and ...

... Many claim that the aggregate budget for higher education has not kept pace with the huge increase
in enrolment rates, so the government contribution per student has dropped ... 2.3. Increased demand
is met by larger public budgets, higher tuition rates or decreasing ...

... McPherson (1978) obtained a median coefficient of price elasticity of about -0.7 from the estimates
of 10 studies he re- viewed. ... Federal policies and programs intended to either desegregate higher
education or increase the demand for college education may have af ...

... The 1980 and 1995 education reforms increased enrollment in higher education from about 1.5
million ... 18 Since we are mainly interested in the single household's demand for tutoring ... we
parameterize the preference regarding education with parameter θ i . The higher the value ...

... is going to increase the demand for education at each ability level, by an amount depending
on the tax-price elasticity of the ... The corresponding income points of the higher ability individuals
are given by the dotted line, in fig. ... 380 JE Stiglitz, Demand for education school aE well. ...

... for public education, T), is greater than the absolute value of its price elasticity, E.5 ... Goldstein,
Gerald S., and Paulv, Mark V. "Tiebout Bias and the Demand for Local Public Goods ... of'
Government Subsidies-in-Kind on Private Expenditures: I'hFe Case of' Higher Education." JPE ...