On the Indeterminacy of the optimal tuition fees for a monopoly university

Jacqmin, Julien;Wauthy, Xavier
(2014)

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This paper explores the implications of tuition fee liberalization in a market for students controlled by a monopoly university. The objective function of the university is typically oriented towards teaching and research outcomes. We show that the joint concern for teaching and research implies that the tuition fee level after liberalization is basically indeterminate.
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Jacqmin, J., & Wauthy, X. (2014). On the Indeterminacy of the optimal tuition fees for a monopoly university. https://hdl.handle.net/2078.5/194845