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In response to "Revenue generation from a source that would result in low to minimal impact. -- nm" by Name Withheld by Request

Plus in a vacuum, why shouldn't they pay tax on investment income? -- nm

Posted by Roger More (aka rogermore) Nov 3 '17, 07:58

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- For sure there's a political dimension to it, and I think that's really what's driving the objections (why tax this thing you don't like, but not - Roger More Nov 3, 08:09
- I agree that coming from who it is coming from adds a layer of suspicion. My comments are more directed towards the endowment policies in general. -- nm - Name Withheld by Request Nov 3, 08:06 2
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    - All I had for details when commenting was 1.5%, $100K/student and 140 institutions. -- nm - Name Withheld by Request Nov 3, 08:16
Seriously! -- nm - Hedge Funds Nov 3, 08:01
Chairtable organization, funds used for those purposes -- nm - MDH Nov 3, 07:59 14
- They're not really charitable orgs though, they're educational institutions. - Roger More Nov 3, 08:04 13
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    - Because students at Princeton, Harvard, Stanford, Yale etc on average come from families with above average incomes - Roger More Nov 3, 08:18
    - College demographics are a pretty well-defined measurable at this point. Sure, lower-income kids attend too, but "Mom and Dad went to college" is... - Name Withheld by Request Nov 3, 08:11 10
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        A university would have less money for a lot of things tho. If getting lower income students is so important, would they make the cuts in those areas? -- nm - Roger More Nov 3, 08:19 7
        
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        I think cuts would have a lumpier impact - eg a university might decide not to build a new building, but extend the life of an old one by a few years - Roger More Nov 3, 08:38 1
        
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        "The trends are reversing over the last 20 years..." Are you sure about that claim? Not saying "Aha, you're wrong!" but it isn't what I've seen/read. -- nm - Name Withheld by Request Nov 3, 08:29 3
        
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        So what's the percentage of low-income freshmen is Yale citing? -- nm - Name Withheld by Request Nov 3, 08:48 1
        
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      - A down and dirty Google search just found this UCLA study from 2007 that cited 2007 freshmen came from families with 60% higher family incomes. -- (link) - Name Withheld by Request Nov 3, 08:13

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