Spatial recruiting competition in Chinese higher education system

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作者：
Jiafeng Gu
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[1] Peking University,Institute of Social Science Survey
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Higher Education | 2012年 / 63卷
关键词：
Recruiting competition; Strategic interaction; Spatial autocorrelation; Spatial Econometrics; Neighborhood effect;
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摘要：
How geographical neighboring competitors influence the strategic recruiting behavior of universities is still unclear because previous studies assume spatial independence among universities. Using data of Subordinate Universities of the Ministry of Education in China, this study found that the choice of admission score level by one university was spatially autocorrelated with its neighboring competitors and four strategies came into being within spatial enrollment competition. The intenseness of spatial competition decreased as the number of neighboring competitors increased while the difference of admission score increased as the distance between competitive universities increased.
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页码：165 / 185
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