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Planning for Higher Education Journal
Understanding the Effects of State Oversight and Fiscal Policy on University Revenues
Considerations for Financial PlanningFrom Volume 41 Number 2 | January–March 2013By Gabriel Ramon SernaPlanning Types: Resource PlanningChallenges: Funding UncertaintyThis article surveys the impact of state oversight and fiscal policy on universities’ revenue structures with special attention to tuition and state appropriations. It highlights the difficulties that arise for financial planners who face increasing state oversight, diminishing state support, and significant reliance on increases in tuition and fees. It also considers the impacts of restrictive state fiscal policies on financial planning. The author suggests that as institutional planners seek out the factors affecting revenues, it is sensible for them to consider the consequences of state oversight and state fiscal policy in their assessment of the internal and external fiscal environments.
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