2002•Chinese Education & SocietyRequires access

Soaring Fees at Institutions of Higher Learning

Han Xiaoping

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Do tuition fees have to increase every year? To be deemed rational, how large a percentage should the increased tuition fees take up in the average per capita income nationwide? How many average people are able to pay high tuition fees? Should fees be collected from students in teachers' colleges? Are impoverished students still able to enter the gates of institutions of higher learning and enjoy equal education opportunities? For answers to these questions, please read on …

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Key concepts: Higher education, Per capita, Demographic economics, Business, Economics, Economic growth, Labour economics, Sociology