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9. Effects of Funding Sources on Access to Quality Higher Education in Public Universities in Kenya: A Case Study. (2015). Onyango, Prof Maria ; Nyagol, Michael ; Mutiso, John Mutinda.
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17. Do school resources increase school quality ?. (2008). Altinok, Nadir.
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