Soleron on 10 May 2012
| mrstickball said: Interesting that you complain about it, despite the fact your government is subsidizing it in the first place. Eventually, governments run out of money, and their austerity will invariably effect you. Money is not infinite, but services are, if they cannot be paid for. |
If the increases stops people who otherwise would have from being able to attend university, the lost productivity (could be) more than the subsidy amount. If government accounting was only done to cost almost nothing would happen.
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UK two years ago: £3000 -> £9000 sudden jump, less than a year's notice. £9000 is $14000.
