Tuition May Outpace the Rate of Inflation for 10th Year in a Row.

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Title:	Tuition May Outpace the Rate of Inflation for 10th Year in a Row.
Authors:	Evangelauf, Jean
Descriptors:	Cost Indexes; Financial Problems; Higher Education; Inflation (Economics); Trend Analysis; Tuition
Source:	Chronicle of Higher Education, v36 n22 pA1,31 Feb 14 1990
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Publication Date:	1990-00-00
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Abstract:	Early announcements show many colleges are raising tuition 5 to 11 percent, squeezed by pressures to keep costs down and spend more to improve educational quality. A federal investigation of possible tuition price-fixing at 56 institutions has also increased anxiety among administrators. (MSE)
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Languages:	English
Education Level:	Higher Education