Karl E. Case
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The author challenges the "snap shot" approach to measuring a family's ability to pay and suggests as an alternative a more long term approach which would encourage early family planning for the costs of college.
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The author challenges the "snap shot" approach to measuring a family's ability to pay and suggests as an alternative a more long term approach which would encourage early family planning for the costs of college.
Key concepts: Term (time), Actuarial science, Higher education, Business, Finance, Economics, Economic growth, Quantum mechanics