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If a similar amount of education can be obtained at a lower price, then it’s not really education that’s being financed but something else. (I would argue that
by jahewson 2y ago
If a similar amount of education can be obtained at a lower price, then it’s not really education that’s being financed but something else. (I would argue that it’s university administrators, shiny buildings and unnecessary facilities).
- speed_spread 2y agoI fully agree - add to this interests on student loans (-> banks). So let's push it further and affirm that the government should not only finance but _regulate_ the education market.