higher education as well. 2. If the State of California does not subsidize the University of California (i.e. let it become a private university fully funded by tuition), will the market for higher education produce too much, too little, or just the right amount of higher education? Use a graph to explain.
higher education as well. 2. If the State of California does not subsidize the University of California (i.e. let it become a private university fully funded by tuition), will the market for higher education produce too much, too little, or just the right amount of higher education? Use a graph to explain.
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2. If the State of California does not subsidize the University of California (i.e. let it become a private
university fully funded by tuition), will the market for higher education produce too much, too little,
or just the right amount of higher education? Use a graph to explain.
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