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Adequacy, efficiency and equity of higher education financing : the case of Egypt

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Type Article
ISSN 00331538
Document no. 26055
information source ERIC
Author Fahim, Yasmine.
Second author Sami, Noha.
Pages pp. 47-67
General Note Peer reviewed
Source Prospects : Quarterly Review of Comparative Education. v41, n1, Mar 2011
Publisher New York: Springer، 2011
Publisher address 233 Spring Street. New York, NY 10013. . Springer. T: 8007774643 T: 2124601500. F: 2123484505. service-ny@springer.com. http://www.springerlink.com.
ERIC document no. EJ925324
Descriptors Higher education  -  Educational quality  -  Financial support  -  Equal education  -  Efficiency  -  Access to education  -  Educational finances  -  Expenditures  -  Private education  -  Egypt
Language of document English
Country United States
To meet its future challenges in financing higher education, Egypt has no option but to search for alternative funding arrangements. This article considers the question of how to do so, keeping in mind the need to ensure equitable access to good quality education for those who cannot afford it. To this end, the article begins by assessing public expenditure on higher education in Egypt, with respect to its adequacy, efficiency, and equity. Next, it analyzes the impacts that demographic changes, the demand for quality education, and the transition to private provision of education will have on the nature of financing higher education in the future. It concludes by suggesting alternative strategies to address the problem of financing higher education in Egypt. (ERIC: As Provided)

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