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Mandell, Lewis – Aspen Institute, 2009
The near-collapse of the American financial system has led to a search for its causes and ways to prevent it from happening again. Many political leaders blame at least some of the sub-prime mortgage crisis on mistakes caused by financially "illiterate" consumers and propose to solve that problem with mandatory classes in personal finance.…
Descriptors: High Schools, Secondary School Curriculum, Consumer Education, Budgeting
Fram, Eugene H. – 1973
The potential value of marketing principles to help solve educational problems in higher education is addressed. Four variables that are within the decision power of those in higher education and those in the commercial world are the product, distribution, promotion, and price. The marketing concept demands that policies be built on a base of…
Descriptors: Advertising, College Administration, College Choice, College Planning
Fram, Eugene H. – 1971
The usefulness of marketing functions as they relate to higher education enrollment and financial problems is addressed, and proven marketing principles that have been violated by higher education decision-makers are considered. It is suggested that a college or university operation can be examined within the same context as any product…
Descriptors: Advertising, College Administration, College Planning, College Students
Hoachlander, E. Gareth; And Others – 1989
This document explores how well the four conditions necessary for implementation of performance-based policies in vocational education can be met in postsecondary education. The four conditions require that: (1) it must be possible to specify the desired outcomes precisely and unambiguously; (2) these outcomes must be easily, accurately, and…
Descriptors: Access to Education, Accountability, Consumer Economics, Disclosure