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> That is a dangerously oversimplified view of how markets work. Because university is so expensive, we're told that more things matter than just price. Buyer
by wonder_er 10y ago
> That is a dangerously oversimplified view of how markets work.
Because university is so expensive, we're told that more things matter than just price.
Buyers are obviously attracted to more than low prices, but some buyers are highly price-sensitive. So, we should let them find something that works for them.
- ska 10y agoThere already is a huge range in the cost of university, so what you are describing should already be in effect. Do you have evidence to the contrary? (FWIW I also think that it is too expensive for various reasons, but also that it is too naive to consider only price here)