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Financing a Career Information System.

Franklin, Paul L. – 1979

This practical introduction and guide to the financing of a state-based system of career information is intended for policy makers and practitioners engaged in implementing career information services. Chapter 1 is an introduction to both career information systems and their financing with concentration on service fees as the base for attaining…

Descriptors: Career Education, Computer Oriented Programs, Education Work Relationship, Employment Qualifications

Formula Budgeting and the Financing of Public Higher Education: Panacea or Nemesis for the 1980s? The AIR Professional File No. 3, Fall 1979.

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Gross, Francis M. – 1979

Formula budgeting in the financing of public higher education is examined. Budget formulas are defined as a means of applying predetermined average cost rates to quantifiable institutional program measures in order to calculate the dollar resource requirements for a future year. Seven characteristics of budget formulas are described: (1) their…

Descriptors: Budgeting, Declining Enrollment, Educational Economics, Educational Finance