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Subsidy and Tuition Policies in Public Higher Education

Fethke, Gary C. - 2010

Although public appropriations to higher education and tuition rates are set under alternative arrangements, the optimal allocation is readily achievable. The decentralized linear-subsidy case produces an externality that reduces joint welfare below the centralized (first-best) case, but when...

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