Add to ORKGThe author uses a fixed-effects cost functiont to estimate whether economies of scale exist in graduate-degree-granting post-secondary institutions in the United States. Data for 1994 and 1995 from the U.S. Department of Education’s National Center for Education Statistics that is distributed through the Integrated Postsecondary Education Data System (IPEDS) was used to estimate the model. Results indicate that economies of scale exist for these institutions over this period
For the past couple of decades, college tuition prices have risen consistently and substantially. Le...
In this paper, we estimate a variety of models to evaluate costs in US higher education institutions...
We propose a computational model to study (the evolution of) post-secondary education. “Consumers” w...
This paper investigates the sources of scale economies in the production of public education. The re...
This paper uses panel data spanning the 2000–2001 to 2006–2007 academic years for U.S. public colleg...
Begins with a discussion of cost and efficiency in education. Presents an empirical model to estimat...
Multiple regression analysis was used to examine data from the 1994-95 Integrated Postsecondary Educ...
We apply grouped college-level data to estimate the returns to a college education. After comparing ...
Graduation date: 1978This study is an economic analysis of enrollment demand for\ud graduate educati...
Higher education multi-product cost functions are estimated for the public and private sectors disag...
Abstract This study empirically estimates a multiple-product fixed total cost function and output re...
198 pagesThis dissertation applies econometric methods to estimate the effects of education-related ...
More so now than ever, budgetary problems and widespread reforms are generating questions regarding ...
The economies of scale concept holds that as an enterprise increases its output, the cost per unit o...
This paper explores scale effects in outputs of Belarusian higher education institutions (HEIs). No...
For the past couple of decades, college tuition prices have risen consistently and substantially. Le...
In this paper, we estimate a variety of models to evaluate costs in US higher education institutions...
We propose a computational model to study (the evolution of) post-secondary education. “Consumers” w...
This paper investigates the sources of scale economies in the production of public education. The re...
This paper uses panel data spanning the 2000–2001 to 2006–2007 academic years for U.S. public colleg...
Begins with a discussion of cost and efficiency in education. Presents an empirical model to estimat...
Multiple regression analysis was used to examine data from the 1994-95 Integrated Postsecondary Educ...
We apply grouped college-level data to estimate the returns to a college education. After comparing ...
Graduation date: 1978This study is an economic analysis of enrollment demand for\ud graduate educati...
Higher education multi-product cost functions are estimated for the public and private sectors disag...
Abstract This study empirically estimates a multiple-product fixed total cost function and output re...
198 pagesThis dissertation applies econometric methods to estimate the effects of education-related ...
More so now than ever, budgetary problems and widespread reforms are generating questions regarding ...
The economies of scale concept holds that as an enterprise increases its output, the cost per unit o...
This paper explores scale effects in outputs of Belarusian higher education institutions (HEIs). No...
For the past couple of decades, college tuition prices have risen consistently and substantially. Le...
In this paper, we estimate a variety of models to evaluate costs in US higher education institutions...
We propose a computational model to study (the evolution of) post-secondary education. “Consumers” w...