Affirmative action in higher education: Costs, benefits, and implementation

Affirmative action in higher education: Costs, benefits, and implementation

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Article ID: iaor20052713
Country: United States
Volume: 16
Issue: 2
Start Page Number: 257
End Page Number: 276
Publication Date: Jan 2004
Journal: Journal of Public Budgeting, Accounting and Financial Management
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Keywords: financial, education, government, statistics: regression
Abstract:

This article discusses the costs and benefits of implementing affirmative action programs in higher education. Based on a national survey of institutions of higher education the author addresses the following questions: What factors impede the ability of the affirmative action officer to achieve program results? What is the effect of staff size, budget, and race on perceived implementation barriers? This study finds that increased impediments to affirmative action program efficacy are greatly affected by program resources and race.

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