Investment in education is generally recognized as essential for a country's long term economic and social development. However, present macroeconomic conditions have limited allocation of public resources for education. Policymakers are seeking alternative sources of finance, one of which is the tapping of private household resources via user charges. This paper addresses two main issues involved in mobilizing resources by this method: (i) the ability...
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1984/09/30
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Document de travail des services de la Banque mondiale
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SWP661
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2010/07/01
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User charges for education : the ability and willingness to pay in Malawi
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maximum likelihood