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Law firms' preferences and willingness to pay for attributes of law school graduates : results from a choice experiment

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Assessing the value of short-term study abroad programmes to students

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Ready for a carbon tax? : an explorative analysis of university students' preferences

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Relations between service quality and students' willingness to pay for online education during COVID-19

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Composition of a mobility as a service offer for university students based on willingness to pay and its determinants

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The younger, the better? : relative age effects at university

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Why study at a mature age? : An analysis of the private returns to university education in Australia

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Ethical perceptions of business students in a New Zealand university : do gender, age and work experience matter?

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