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Transcript of Petr Wawrosz Herbert Heissler University of Finance and Administration Prague, Czech Republic.
DEFERRED TUITION FEE IN
THE CR Petr Wawrosz
Herbert Heissler
University of Finance and Administration
Prague, Czech Republic
NUMBER OF CZECH CITIZENS STUDING AT CZECH UNIVERSITIES 1993: 123 thousands 2011: 357 thousands
Impossible trinity:larger quantity, higher quality and moderate public spending
IMPORTANCE OF HUMAN CAPITAL Decline importance of other factors:
- raw materials- capitals tocks- technology
Human capital- private and public returns
Education for citisenships versus vocational training
PROBLEMS CONNECTED WITH INVESTMENST IN HC Private benefits are realized ex post Owner of HC cannot give satisfied
guarantee
How to overcome liquidity constraint : postpone payment to the period when borrower earn enough money
Possible ways:- Human Capital Contract- Graduate tax- Income Contingent Loan
HUMAN CAPITAL CONTRACTS = a voluntary private contract between a
student and an investor in which a student commits part of his future earnings to an investor for a fixed period of time in exchange for capital for financing education
Main parameters:- percentage of income and the repayment period
Disadvantages:- hidden income- adverse selection- willingness investors to invest money for lung run (bad example: MRU)
GRADUATE TAX State lend money to student (can give
directly money to university) Student return money in form of
graduate tax
INCOME CONTINGENT LOAN Australia (HECS, HELP) Great Britain Government Participation
CZECH REPUBLIC What is necessary to explain (clearly
stipulate):- The place of the student loan scheme or schemes in the total array of policy elements making up the complex sharing of higher educational cost. - The aim of the loan scheme. - The degree of subsidization (how much government subsidizes the loan). - The method of rationing or targeting (who recieves loans). - Default risk. - The manageability of repayments. - Method of disbursement.