Rates of Return to Investment in Higher Education
Ji Borland, Pj Dawkins, Dt Johnson, Ra Williams
Abstract
Ji Borland, Pj Dawkins, Dt Johnson, Ra Williams
Abstract
New estimates are provided for rates of return to higher education - that is extra earnings relative to extra costs - in the 1990s. Mainly due to HECS, social rates of return somewhat exceeded private rates in the 1990s.
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New estimates are provided for rates of return to higher education - that is extra earnings relative to extra costs - in the 1990s. Mainly due to HECS, social rates of return somewhat exceeded private rates in the 1990s.
Key concepts: Rate of return, Earnings, Project commissioning, Investment (military), Publishing, Return on investment, Internal rate of return, Economics