Seeking Nash Equilibrium in the Tertiary Education Sector

By Wong Teik Aun

June 2022 FEATURE
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WHEN I WAS a student in China in the 1990s, it was the norm to crowd and shove people on entering public buses and trains. If one were to queue (as my sensibilities originally dictated), one would never get onto these public vehicles. This pushy behaviour was so entrenched that at train station ticket counters, burly guards were stationed on podiums equipped with heavy cudgels to prod the crowd into a semblance of a queue. This was a case of...

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Wong Teik Aun

is a senior faculty member at a private institution of higher learning. Issues on environment, economy and education are close to his heart.

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