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Abstract for:
Richard
Murphy,
Judith
Scott-Clayton,
Gill
Wyness,
July 2017
Paper No' CEPCP503: | Full paper ![]() Save Reference as: ![]() ![]() Keywords: free college; further education; policy; education finance JEL Classification: Is hard copy/paper copy available? YES - Paper Copy Still In Print. This Paper is published under the following series: CentrePiece Magazine Share this page: ![]() ![]() ![]() Abstract:A growing movement in the United States is promoting 'free college' for young people. Richard Murphy, Judith Scott Clayton and Gill Wyness ask what can be learned about the likely outcomes from England's move in the opposite direction over the past 20 years - towards steadily increasing tuition fees.CentrePiece 22 (2) Summer2017 pages: 7-9 This article summarises ‘Lessons from the End of Free College in England’ by Richard Murphy, Judith Scott-Clayton and Gill Wyness, published by Brookings. |
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