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The paper describes the current system of tmiversity finance in Botswana, and considers alternative options, including the introduction of student loans. A student loan scheme was first recommended in Botswana in 1966, but has never been implemented. At present all students at the University of Bots
A recent shift in the allocation of public expenditure towards higher education prompts several questions: Is this allocation economically justified? Are these resources well utilized? Is there significant cost recovery of these expenditures? If not, who benefits from the subsidy these expenditures
Uganda faces severe financial constraints which have resulted in a serious decline in the quality of higher education and the government faces an urgent need to find new sources of finance for higher education. At present virtually all tuition costs and students' living expenses are financed from pu
This paper traces the history of Medicare policies and practices with respect to reimbursement for preventive health care services and examines future propositions and trends for such reimbursement to hospitals and physicians. The discussion focuses on fee-for-service reimbursement under Medicare Pa