We examine the effects of the large-scale construction of public universities in Egypt during the 1960s and 1970s. We … outcome of university construction. Local universities reduced men's migration for study and women's migration for early …

Over the last decade and a half, the Australian Universities have been subjected to a series of reforms introduced by … effects on the Australian universities, the faculty, the education of university graduates and a detrimental, long term impact …

This article addresses the issue of how and why European universities are learning to compete, in a situation where the … national institutional context and sectoral conditions are undergoing transformation. European universities – from top leaders …, and why their scientific knowledge and educational programmes are relevant to society or not. For example, if universities …

asymmetric Nash equilibria only for sufficiently low mobility costs. In particular, in the symmetric scenario both universities …

at public colleges outside the most selective universities. We consider several potential explanations for these trends …

monopolistic university with a two-universities model we find that allowing a “new” university is welfare improving when the …

. Furthermore, we test whether or not university tuition of prestigious (higher standard deviation score) private universities is … lower than that of less prestigious private universities. Japanese researchers have drawn conflicting conclusions about this … competition factors (i.e. the inverse of HHI), and (iv) subsidies to private universities. Second, empirical results show that …