Higher cost-sharing principles of the applicable conditions.docVIP

Higher cost-sharing principles of the applicable conditions Abstract: Education-cost pricing is to implement an important condition for sharing the cost of higher education. Only education can fully free movement of factors of production, education, the price of education costs in order to play an effective regulatory role in order to achieve education-cost pricing. As the school of education controls hinder the smooth flow of production factors, the cost of education is difficult to adjust the price of education, which is caused by China’s higher education the root causes of rising tuition fees. Keywords: higher education cost-sharing; cost pricing; School Control Higher cost-sharing principle since the early 70s of last century following the introduction of its applications can effectively increase investment in education and the promotion of educational equity, has been admired and adopted by many countries of the world. However, in practice, education, the implementation of cost-sharing principle has encountered many difficulties, mainly including the cost of education is difficult to define types and projects, education, cost information and data are difficult to obtain, education, and so on is difficult to determine a reasonable share. In the absence of a clear and objective cost criteria, the Government or the school may also be cost-sharing with the name of false and concealed the cost of education, or to force all kinds of unreasonable fees to cost-sharing project in an effort to disguise and thus to increase tuition fees, the interests of consumers damage. Here, the focus on education, cost-sharing one of the major issues are raised: How can the level of the school in accordance with the cost of tuition fees? The author believes that the key issue here is that tuition is essentially an educational service prices, tuition fees charged by the standard depends on supply and demand of educational services, when the price of educational services, a