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You ignore the fact that prices can't increase if students can't pay. Of course students can pay due to indiscriminate access to credit.
by tootahe45 6y ago
You ignore the fact that prices can't increase if students can't pay. Of course students can pay due to indiscriminate access to credit.
- throwawaygh 6y agoI'm not ignoring this at all. I'm merely explaining the mechanism by which public university pricing effects private university pricing. Of course access to credit increases the ceiling! But also, when public universities receive less funding, private universities increase their prices. These two facts are not mutually exclusive.