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Becoming a doctor is subsidized by many societies, there's no reason to choose to burden students with exorbitant debt. The burden of these things have explode
by hobs 5y ago
Becoming a doctor is subsidized by many societies, there's no reason to choose to burden students with exorbitant debt.
The burden of these things have exploded in recent years, there's no clear reason why anyone should pay for that immense increase.
- gameman144 5y agoBut the whole point is that someone is paying for that increase unless actions are taken to reduce the cost. Like, if laptops started to cost $10,000 each, we could say that people need them and have the government subsidize computers (in which case the taxpayer pays), we could have individuals pay the added cost (the reaction to rising university costs), or we could attempt to push the price of laptops down. In either of the first two cases, someone is paying the exorbitant prices. In my mind, the question is less "Should taxpayers help fund education" and more "Why is the cost of education such a burden to begin with".