THE BUSINESS OF EDUCATION AND ETHICAL QUEST
Keywords:
ECONOMICS OF EDUCATION, TRANSITIONS IN EDUCATION, BUSINESS ETHICS AND EDUCATION, GLOBALISATION AND EDUCATION, PRIVATISATION OF EDUCATION, IMPACT OF GATS AND CORPORATISATION ON EDUCATIONAbstract
Who can debate the need of trained and qualified people? This question certainly underscores the importance of a robust higher education system in the emerging new India. In fact, the fast paced changes in the world and education sector demand it.
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