Hmm. I am using my incredible precognitive abilities to predict that, now that you have two boys in college, you will develop a significant interest in why college tuitions are so high . . .
It is a matter of supply and demand. The point of the article linked in the post was that demand is now higher than makes sense, given the cost. Also, government subsidies have totally distorted the cost of tuition.
Tim, this has been a meme on Instapundit for a while. I'm happy with what I think we're getting from the boys' colleges. The chart was so dramatic that I wanted to share it.
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Hmm. I am using my incredible precognitive abilities to predict that, now that you have two boys in college, you will develop a significant interest in why college tuitions are so high . . .
Didn't you tell me just a year ago that the cost was simply a product of "supply and demand?"
It is a matter of supply and demand. The point of the article linked in the post was that demand is now higher than makes sense, given the cost. Also, government subsidies have totally distorted the cost of tuition.
Tim, this has been a meme on Instapundit for a while. I'm happy with what I think we're getting from the boys' colleges. The chart was so dramatic that I wanted to share it.
The chart is pretty crazy. The growth in college costs doesn't represent anything having to do with reality.
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