This paper examines trends in public support for government funding of universities over the past decade, identifies significant social factors related to attitudes on university funding during this period, and briefly discusses possible future tendencies in public support for university funding. Growing public support for increased university funding in Ontario is documented. A variety of types of potential influences is assessed, including societal context, socio-economic status, demographic and political orientation factors. Age, educational attainment, and community size, as well as support for general government spending, are found to have significant individual-level effects on support for university funding. Multi-variate analyses su...
This paper examines the determinants of postsecondary enrolment rates in Ontario in the context of e...
The following article deals with university education in Canada and its redistri- butive effects. Fr...
This qualitative case investigation considers the historical, inter-provincial proliferation of univ...
This paper examines trends in public support for government funding of univer- sities over the past ...
There is a tenuous link between government intentions and funding for higher education institutions ...
This paper presents a computer based model of the Ontario university system. The em- phasis is on fu...
Canadian university enrolment has increased dramatically over the last three decades. This paper dis...
This paper describes the Canadian higher education sector: who regulates and funds higher education,...
This study examines changes in educational financing since 1970- 71, looking at provincial differenc...
The decision to attend university is influenced by the balance of the expected returns and costs of ...
Universities began operating in the present borders of Canada in 1802. As annual enrolments grew to ...
The study uses individual data from the Canadian Labour Force Survey to consider economic factors in...
Unlike the United States, the Canadian provinces have established public monopolies of degree-granti...
Although Canada is a welfare state and it has need-based priority student financial aid support poli...
Although Canada is a welfare state, and it has need-based priority student financial aid support pol...
This paper examines the determinants of postsecondary enrolment rates in Ontario in the context of e...
The following article deals with university education in Canada and its redistri- butive effects. Fr...
This qualitative case investigation considers the historical, inter-provincial proliferation of univ...
This paper examines trends in public support for government funding of univer- sities over the past ...
There is a tenuous link between government intentions and funding for higher education institutions ...
This paper presents a computer based model of the Ontario university system. The em- phasis is on fu...
Canadian university enrolment has increased dramatically over the last three decades. This paper dis...
This paper describes the Canadian higher education sector: who regulates and funds higher education,...
This study examines changes in educational financing since 1970- 71, looking at provincial differenc...
The decision to attend university is influenced by the balance of the expected returns and costs of ...
Universities began operating in the present borders of Canada in 1802. As annual enrolments grew to ...
The study uses individual data from the Canadian Labour Force Survey to consider economic factors in...
Unlike the United States, the Canadian provinces have established public monopolies of degree-granti...
Although Canada is a welfare state and it has need-based priority student financial aid support poli...
Although Canada is a welfare state, and it has need-based priority student financial aid support pol...
This paper examines the determinants of postsecondary enrolment rates in Ontario in the context of e...
The following article deals with university education in Canada and its redistri- butive effects. Fr...
This qualitative case investigation considers the historical, inter-provincial proliferation of univ...