> If prices rise then supply will meet the demand and resources will be allocated accordingly. CS grads already easily make the most money out of all STEM grad

> If prices rise then supply will meet the demand and resources will be allocated accordingly. CS grads already easily make the most money out of all STEM graduates except maybe medicine which requires a much larger time/money investment. Where exactly do you see the extra supply coming from if, say, CS wages went up another 50%? Who would be incentivized to study CS who isn't already sufficiently incentivized today?