Hey--sorry for slow response, had to step away. Will answer in as soon as stationary. Deserves better than a shitpost :)
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by increasing tuition, and getting a slice of the pie for themselves. Direct funding by the state for schools doesn't solve this problem either. Organizations have an infinite capacity for burning money, and when you shovel more into them without some mechanism . . .
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to control costs, there's no reason to expect to get much for your investment. A second issue is that school, as a tool for increasing productivity (and so expected wages), may be more useless than not. You can get one side from
@bryan_caplan's _The Case Against Education_, or - Show replies
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