Here’s a different take that’s trying to be a bit more generous to the OP. The goal isn’t necessarily about reducing home prices, it’s about increasing home ow

Here’s a different take that’s trying to be a bit more generous to the OP. The goal isn’t necessarily about reducing home prices, it’s about increasing home ownership. Those shouldn’t be conflated. So if that same context was applied to evaluating education, it has worked as the overall educational attainment has increased. Whether the cost is worth that increase can certainly be debated.