Mechanism Research On Market Adjusting Higher Education Quality

Quality is the core of education. To introduce the socialism mechanism into the higher education quality, which is not only the inevitable result of the improving socialism market economy system, but also the objective requirement of its own development. The mechanism that market adjusts higher education quality mainly includes three aspects: supply and demand mechanism, price mechanism and competition mechanism. The supply and demand mechanism for the regulation of higher education quality conducts that it is to redefine the quality of higher education, to promote the colleges and universities to provide qualified educational products and optimize the allocation of higher education resources. In order to run the supply and demand mechanism in the quality guarantee of higher education effectively, we must pay attention to schooling effectiveness, to determine the developing pace reasonably; to optimize the discipline structure; to adapt to the adjustment of industrial structure, and to maintain an moderate scale. The price mechanism for the regulation of higher education quality conducts that it is to balance the supply and demand relationship of higher education, to impel and promote the colleges and universities to reduce the running cost and the quality of education. In order to run the price mechanism in quality guarantee of higher education effectively, the government should carry out a positive intervention plan, the colleges and universities should improve the students'guarantee system, the society should foster a system of education market. The competition mechanism for the regulation of higher education quality conducts that it is to advance the colleges and universities to raise the management level, attach importance to quality competition, and to make innovations actively. In order to run competition mechanism in quality guarantee of higher education effectively, we must cultivate the principal part of competition to break the monopoly of education; enlarge the available choice for students to create buyers'market; further the role of incentives to guide the schools to compete with each other orderly.