Presented at (1) Society for Advancement of Socio-Economics Meeting 2008 (Costa Rica); (2) SIM's seminar CES (CNRS-Université Paris 1)The paper assesses the implementation of income contingent loan schemes for higher education (ICL) in an institutional context characterized by two main features: (i) a former tuition free system and (ii) a great heterogeneity in tertiary education's diplomas quality and cost, which impacts the individual career paths. In this particular case, ICL implementation leads to a trade-off between increasing ‘career' equity in terms of collective public spending versus individual gains and widening low education traps by reducing the economic incentives to pursue a tertiary education curriculum. Based on a dynamic m...
Vandenberghe, V. & Debande, O. (2005). Deferred and Income-Contingent Higher Education Fees. An empi...
In this paper, we study the higher education financing based on the classical contributory versus se...
The arguments for refinancing the European Union's (EU) higher education via higher tuition fees lar...
Presented at (1) Society for Advancement of Socio-Economics Meeting 2008 (Costa Rica); (2) SIM's sem...
International audienceWe assess the implementation of income contingent loan (ICL) schemes for highe...
Inspired by the Australian education policy, this paper assesses the issue of the implementation of ...
National audienceInspired by the Australian education policy, this paper assesses the issue of the i...
Students Income Contingent Loans in OECD Countries. Investment in higher education is important for ...
In this paper we analyse the consequences of replacing government subsidies with a graduate tax (GT)...
The arguments for refinancing the European Union’s (EU) higher education via higher tuition fees lar...
The use of income contingent loans (ICLs) for Higher Education (HE) students is becoming increasingl...
This paper examines whether the contribution of tertiary education toeconomic growth and income per ...
We propose a simple theoretical model which shows how the combined effect of wage uncertainty and ri...
Vandenberghe, V. & Debande, O. (2005). Deferred and Income-Contingent Higher Education Fees. An empi...
In this paper, we study the higher education financing based on the classical contributory versus se...
The arguments for refinancing the European Union's (EU) higher education via higher tuition fees lar...
Presented at (1) Society for Advancement of Socio-Economics Meeting 2008 (Costa Rica); (2) SIM's sem...
International audienceWe assess the implementation of income contingent loan (ICL) schemes for highe...
Inspired by the Australian education policy, this paper assesses the issue of the implementation of ...
National audienceInspired by the Australian education policy, this paper assesses the issue of the i...
Students Income Contingent Loans in OECD Countries. Investment in higher education is important for ...
In this paper we analyse the consequences of replacing government subsidies with a graduate tax (GT)...
The arguments for refinancing the European Union’s (EU) higher education via higher tuition fees lar...
The use of income contingent loans (ICLs) for Higher Education (HE) students is becoming increasingl...
This paper examines whether the contribution of tertiary education toeconomic growth and income per ...
We propose a simple theoretical model which shows how the combined effect of wage uncertainty and ri...
Vandenberghe, V. & Debande, O. (2005). Deferred and Income-Contingent Higher Education Fees. An empi...
In this paper, we study the higher education financing based on the classical contributory versus se...
The arguments for refinancing the European Union's (EU) higher education via higher tuition fees lar...