This paper evaluates the role of rising income inequality in explaining observed growth in
college tuition. We develop a competitive model of the college market, in which college …

This article provides the first evidence that universities compete directly on price, and that
the market for students depends on the proximity of competitors. Exploiting detailed data …

Colleges and universities in the US differ markedly in their access to economic resources.
National data are used here to describe the resulting hierarchy that's reflected in schools' …

This paper explores the relationship between tuition fees charged by MBA programmes and
the number of applications to these programmes, using a panel dataset comprising …

With financial aid data on over 14,000 aided students at Williams College for the past 14
years, we can describe how much students actually paid to go to this highly selective and …

The recent growth in privately administered secondary education in many developed
countries has been a widely observed phenomenon. The Australian private secondary …

Legislation designed for one purpose may have unrelated side effects. In this article we
examine the impact of recent changes in the application of the sole purpose test for artworks …

Tuition fee (or price) setting drivers are still an under-researched area. We attempt to fill this
gap using universities as the basis of analysis. Grounded in pricing contingency theory …

In this classroom experiment, students develop a price index based on candy-purchasing
decisions made by members of their class. They use their index to practice calculating …

Esta tesis doctoral contribuye a lograr una mejor comprensión de la educación superior de
hospitality y turismo en América Latina y España. Así, se ha identificado la oferta completa …