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Title:
Returns to Higher Education: a Regional Perspective
Author:
Backman, Mikaela
;
Bjerke, Lina
Subjects:
Business and economics
;
Economics
;
Ekonomi
;
Mincer equation
;
Nationalekonomi
;
regional attractiveness
;
returns to higher education
;
SAMHÄLLSVETENSKAP
;
SOCIAL SCIENCES
;
Sweden
Description:
The returns to education have been thoroughly investigated and Sweden has shown to have a relatively low return compared to other countries in Europe. Nevertheless, few studies have combined the regional perspective with returns to education. Hence, the purpose of the paper is to analyze regional differences in their returns to higher education within natural science, engineering and medicine. We assume that individuals maximize expected utility; they will try to attain the highest expected return to education as possible. The regional sum of employment possibilities as well as unemployment shares may differ between regions. Therefore, it is plausible to believe that the regional return to education varies between locations which accounted for in the empirical part of the paper. The result shows that there are clear differences between regional classifications concerning returns to higher education. Central urban regions, except the three largest cities and ten largest universities have the highest return to education. These regions may need to compensate the individuals with a higher return. The three largest cities in Sweden have a relatively low return but have other amenities that attract individuals.
Creation Date:
2009
Language:
English
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SWEPUB Freely available online
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