What does an education get you? : education, education /

What does an education get you? : education, education /

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When the Chinese government privatized universities in 1997 education became a commodity, with some institutions charging the equivalent of 60 years of income in exchange for a college degree. And while many saw the steep cost as a good investment, the system now produces more than 2 million graduat...

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Corporate Authors: Films for the Humanities & Sciences (Firm), STEPS International
Other Authors: Boerema, Meno, Chen, Ruby, Chen, Weijun, Cheng, Chunlin, Cloete, Nadine, Edkins, Don (Producer), Elsass, Louis, Feng, Violet Du, Fraser, Nicholas, 1948-, Gewer, Lance, Grunnet, Henrik, Jing, Gan, Khaja, Nagieb, Lense-Møller, Lise, Meyer, Mette Hoffmann, Shan, Chen, Tao, Cui, Tilley, Brian, Wong, Gigi, Yun, Ye
Format: Unknown
Language:English
Published: New York : Films for the Humanities & Sciences, [2013]
Series:Why poverty?
Subjects:
College graduates > Employment > China
Education, Higher > China
Poverty > China
Universities and colleges > China
College graduates > Employment
Education, Higher
Poverty
Universities and colleges
China
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