SOME PROBLEMS IN THE MARKETIZATION PROCESS OF HIGHER EDUCATION IN CHINA
Zhou You
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Zhou You
Abstract
Since China's entering into the WTO, education market has been taking shape. Transformation and development in education, especially in higher education, has become the focus of attention of so many people. Due to the monopolistic feature of higher education in China, many problems have arisen in the marketization process, such as property right of education, use of education capital, education management, and benefits or profits of education. Those problems call for our attention and efforts to find a way for marketing higher education.
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Since China's entering into the WTO, education market has been taking shape. Transformation and development in education, especially in higher education, has become the focus of attention of so many people. Due to the monopolistic feature of higher education in China, many problems have arisen in the marketization process, such as property right of education, use of education capital, education management, and benefits or profits of education. Those problems call for our attention and efforts to find a way for marketing higher education.
Key concepts: Marketization, China, Higher education, Monopolistic competition, Process (computing), Business, Economic growth, Education economics