Rates of return to tertiary education: A study in human capital development in Malaysia for Year 2000.

Education is both a public good and a market commodity. As a public good, it is the responsibility of a responsible government to use scarce national resources for education in an optimal way. But as the government cannot meet all the demand for tertiary education, it has allowed private sector i...

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Main Author: Shuib, Munir
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spelling my.usm.eprints.34199 http://eprints.usm.my/34199/ Rates of return to tertiary education: A study in human capital development in Malaysia for Year 2000. Shuib, Munir LB2300 Higher Education Education is both a public good and a market commodity. As a public good, it is the responsibility of a responsible government to use scarce national resources for education in an optimal way. But as the government cannot meet all the demand for tertiary education, it has allowed private sector initiatives to set up private colleges to sell education as a commodity. Government and private individuals alike need to know the level of rates of return to their resources used in tertiary education to reflect the efficiency of the allocation of resources and the profitability of tertiary education as individual commitments. National Higher Education Research Institute, Universiti Sains Malaysia 2004 Article PeerReviewed application/pdf en http://eprints.usm.my/34199/1/BULLETIN_4_PART_3.pdf Shuib, Munir (2004) Rates of return to tertiary education: A study in human capital development in Malaysia for Year 2000. Bulletin of Higher Education Research. pp. 8-10. ISSN 1675-6428
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Rates of return to tertiary education: A study in human capital development in Malaysia for Year 2000.
description Education is both a public good and a market commodity. As a public good, it is the responsibility of a responsible government to use scarce national resources for education in an optimal way. But as the government cannot meet all the demand for tertiary education, it has allowed private sector initiatives to set up private colleges to sell education as a commodity. Government and private individuals alike need to know the level of rates of return to their resources used in tertiary education to reflect the efficiency of the allocation of resources and the profitability of tertiary education as individual commitments.
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title Rates of return to tertiary education: A study in human capital development in Malaysia for Year 2000.
title_short Rates of return to tertiary education: A study in human capital development in Malaysia for Year 2000.
title_full Rates of return to tertiary education: A study in human capital development in Malaysia for Year 2000.
title_fullStr Rates of return to tertiary education: A study in human capital development in Malaysia for Year 2000.
title_full_unstemmed Rates of return to tertiary education: A study in human capital development in Malaysia for Year 2000.
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publisher National Higher Education Research Institute, Universiti Sains Malaysia
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