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Arguably, one of the main drivers of the increase in college costs is the availability of loans and other federal subsidies leading to an inefficient -- (edited)

Posted by znufrii Aug 3 '21, 10:32

market.

Basic economics really. The counter argument is, of course, that education should be seen as a public good.

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