Colleges determine the cost of education, not the government. I don't know how it works for state universities, it must be a grey area. But anyway, across Nor

Colleges determine the cost of education, not the government. I don't know how it works for state universities, it must be a grey area. But anyway, across North America, governments have been defunding higher education, which leads to colleges raising prices. It's totally unlike the housing bubble. What's needed is an education policy that doesn't leave the amount of students in each program entirely up to the number of students who apply for such programs, but also constricts some programs based on market demand, and provides financial incentives for students to go in programs where there is high demand in the marketplace.