considerations on the regional disparities in the romanian academic education

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Abstract
The present paper brings into question the problem of regional development in Romania, inparticular, it analyses the disparities between regions in the field of higher education. We based our research on a set of indicators which characterize academic education, such asthe number of universities, the teaching staff in higher education and the graduates in highereducation. For all of these we studied the concentration/diversification at a regional level,considering two components: the public education and the private education. Methodologically, weused the coefficients of concentration/diversification proposed by Gini and also the Struckcoefficient. The results indicated that there is a relatively high concentration for higher education. TheBucharest-Ilfov development region has grouped most part of the universities, both public andprivate.
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Authors ;Adina Moise – Titei;Eleonora Baca
Journal turkish studies
Year 2016
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higher education gini coefficientbusinesseconomics as a science

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