Tuition elasticity of the demand for higher education among current students: a pricing model.: An article from: Journal of Higher Education

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From the supplier: A pricing model for setting appropriate tuition rates in universities and colleges is introduced. The paradigm, called the Tuition Elasticity and Net Earnings Projections model, was applied to determine the appropriate tuition level for a small, private, liberal arts college, the Mount Vernon Nazarene College in Ohio. The model is useful in maximizing the operational/general net earnings from current students.

Citation Details
Title: Tuition elasticity of the demand for higher education among current students: a pricing model.
Author: Glenn A. Bryan
Publication:Journal of Higher Education (Refereed)
Date: September 1, 1995
Publisher: Ohio State University Press
Volume: v66 Issue: n5 Page: p560(15)

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