... will also have to be taken regarding managers and areas which do not achieve their targets or utilise their resource allocation efficiently or effectively. Post incorporation, the further education sector was required to achieve high growth targets. From 1996 funding for growth in the form of “demand...

...Juha M. Alho; Mikko A. Salo Formula‐based allocation schemes are often proposed as a means of making the allocations of public funding more equitable, and more efficient. Unfortunately, these goals may be undermined by imperfect measures of merit. In particular, if the measures are subject...

... respectively of the more than two million Chinese college students in 1995. © MCB UP Limited 1996 China Colleges Continuing education Funding Higher education Universities The year 1978 was of immense historical significance to China. In that year, the Chinese government decided to shift...

... education, there was inadequate funding for the provision of physical and instructional facilities. This affected the management of basic education because of poor morale of teaching personnel, declining enrolment of pupils and students, except women in adult education classes. Financial support was very...

... on the issue of government funding ideology, the vast majority of them agreed that the attitude of the government to funding was changing. Other problems of concern to these administrators include the lack of public awareness of the true situation in their institutions, the growing competition among post...

...Malcolm McVicar This is the third in a series of three linked articles describing the major changes which are taking place in English public sector higher education as a result of the Education Reform Act 1988. The new Polytechnics and Colleges Funding Council had introduced a radically different...

...Malcolm McVicar This is the second in a series of three linked articles describing the major changes which are taking place in English public sector higher education as a result of the Education Reform Act 1988. The new Polytechnics and Colleges Funding Council had introduced a radically different...

...‐product firms, the optimal pattern of provision,and the academic labour market. © MCB UP Limited 1990 Economics Higher education Funding 18 INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF EDUCATIONAL MANAGEMENT 4,2 A survey of the funding of higher education, the social rate of return and the benefits...

... Funding Council. Colleges in the sector are now free‐standing corporations, with new governing bodies heavily dominated by business interests. Government policy is to increase efficiency and value for money in the sector and thus to expand student numbers without a proportionate increase in costs...