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> Because it doesn't necessarily have to cost that much. Makes no sense to me. Any person who thinks something is more expensive than it can be; can start his
by subterfudge4 9y ago
> Because it doesn't necessarily have to cost that much.
Makes no sense to me. Any person who thinks something is more expensive than it can be; can start his own college and win over the market while making a lot of money.
How can a person claim to know the value of other people's labor ?
- ceejayoz 9y ago> Makes no sense to me. Any person who thinks something is more expensive than it can be; can start his own college and win over the market while making a lot of money. No, because there are enormous barriers to entry. We can, however, see that many other countries have similarly good universities that don't cost as much per pupil. > How can a person claim to know the value of other people's labor ? Every person who has ever hired someone does that.
- subterfudge4 9y ago> see that many other countries And which are those countries ? Very few countries in the world have enrolment close to that of USA. Of course American students should go to those countries then. > Every person who has ever hired someone does that. Never. People hire people based on value to them not to the employees.