>who wants to devote a serious portion of their life to studying ... She's teaching classes that are being attended by students. Doesn't that mean she has a pr

>who wants to devote a serious portion of their life to studying ... She's teaching classes that are being attended by students. Doesn't that mean she has a product that has some demand? Maybe she should be better compensated? I guess the problem is there's really no way to sell education products outside of the two sided markets that universities function (with one side being sort of captive...).