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Assessing social and economic benefits to the community

Jams F. Gollattscheck

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Abstract Competition for shrinking dollars has made it imperative for all public institutions to be able to prove their value to taxpayers; analysis of the socioeconomic impact of a college on its community is one strategy for demonstration of such value.

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Abstract Competition for shrinking dollars has made it imperative for all public institutions to be able to prove their value to taxpayers; analysis of the socioeconomic impact of a college on its community is one strategy for demonstration of such value.

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Abstract Competition for shrinking dollars has made it imperative for all public institutions to be able to prove their value to taxpayers; analysis of the socioeconomic impact of a college on its community is one strategy for demonstration of such value.

Key concepts: Socioeconomic status, Value (mathematics), Competition (biology), Community college, Public economics, Public administration, Economics, Economic growth

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