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Pendidikan di Indonesia: Biaya Tinggi, Hasil Tidak Pasti?

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  • Sandra Kurniawati
  • Daniel Suryadarma
  • Luhur Bima
  • Asri Yusrina

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  • Sandra Kurniawati & Daniel Suryadarma & Luhur Bima & Asri Yusrina, "undated". "Pendidikan di Indonesia: Biaya Tinggi, Hasil Tidak Pasti?," Working Papers 3547, Communications Section.
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