TAILIEUCHUNG - Adult Literacy Development and Economic Growth

Such growth has provided increased income for higher education institutions. The most recently available consolidated figures on Australian higher education provider finances, those for 2007 from the Department of Education, Employment and Workplace Relations (DEEWR), show that the revenue item ‘Fee Paying Overseas Students’ was equal to $ billion and accounted for around 15% of all revenue from continuing operations ($ billion). While a proportion of this is from offshore operations, it does indicate the importance of international students to the sector. This revenue enabled them to expand opportunities for all students and devote resources to research activity. . | National Institute for Literacy Adult Literacy Development and Economic Growth Stephen Reder Portland State University August 2010 This report was produced under National Institute for Literacy Grant Award No. X257U060001 with Portland State University. It was written by Stephen Reder . Lynn Reddy served as the contracting officer s representative. Patricia Bennett served as the Program Officer. The views expressed herein do not necessarily represent the positions or policies of the National Institute for Literacy. No official endorsement by the National Institute for Literacy of any product commodity or enterprise in this publication is intended or should be inferred. For quality assurance purposes drafts of publications commissioned by the National Institute for Literacy are subjected to a rigorous external peer review process by independent experts. This review process seeks to ensure that each report is impartial and objective and that the findings are supported by scientific research. The National Institute for Literacy a Federal government agency is a catalyst for advancing a comprehensive literacy agenda. The Institute bridges policy research and practice to prompt action and deepen public understanding of literacy as a national asset. Daniel Miller Acting Director Lynn Reddy Deputy Director August 2010 The citation for this report should be National Institute for Literacy Adult Literacy Development and Economic Growth Washington DC 20006 Table of Contents The Longitudinal Study of Adult Interviews and Literacy Use of computers at Administrative data Unemployment Insurance UI hours and Literacy Growth curves of individual changes in proficiency over Employment and Statistical models of earnings Reciprocity and directionality of Major Further research .

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