Even absent government policy, it's quite possible for contingent organizations to exist long past their sell-by date, because of the ravine their existence has

Even absent government policy, it's quite possible for contingent organizations to exist long past their sell-by date, because of the ravine their existence has sketched in the market landscape. And with government subsidies--and imagining the American education market as moving toward existing without them is a flight of fancy--they can be disastrously harmful and still continue forever.