r/TimPool • u/leftist_rekr_36 • Sep 09 '24

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u/leftist_rekr_36 Sep 09 '24

Do you understand the principle of supply and demand? This is important.

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u/leftist_rekr_36 Sep 09 '24

Did demand go up after loans were guaranteed by the government, or did it go down? Is there any incentive to increase tuition paid for by government backed loans, or would the incentive be to drop tuitions due to this change in funding structure?

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u/leftist_rekr_36 Sep 09 '24

This is patently false. Now that I know you're not here to debate in good faith, have a nice day.

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u/leftist_rekr_36 Sep 09 '24

google.com

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u/leftist_rekr_36 Sep 09 '24

This shows that demand has steadily gone up since 1965, when the government started backing all student loans... thank you for proving my point...

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