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Comparing and Finding Illumination in Appropriation System of Higher Education Finance in Britain and America

Li Li

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Britain and America have very different appropriation system of higher education finance because their conditions and background are dissimilar. By comparing authorities, methods and models,variant policies on public and private universities,and trends of appropriation we can touch this. Some good ideas are enlightening for China.

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Britain and America have very different appropriation system of higher education finance because their conditions and background are dissimilar. By comparing authorities, methods and models,variant policies on public and private universities,and trends of appropriation we can touch this. Some good ideas are enlightening for China.

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Britain and America have very different appropriation system of higher education finance because their conditions and background are dissimilar. By comparing authorities, methods and models,variant policies on public and private universities,and trends of appropriation we can touch this. Some good ideas are enlightening for China.

Key concepts: Appropriation, China, Political science, Higher education, Public administration, Finance, Economics, Law

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