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Re:Int. students may need to leave US if classes are 100% Re... by maxchisto on Tuesday July 07, 2020 @01:53PM (#23762018)
Driving down aggregate demand for higher education can help bring down the cost (how effectively would depend on the elasticity of supply, which I'm not sure about). Fresh grads coming out of college with less debt should lead to higher aggregate spending in other sectors.
Re:Int. students may need to leave US if classes are 100% Re... by yizhang7210 on Tuesday July 07, 2020 @03:35PM (#23763118)
This is interesting. But this sounds like a long term effect right? Presumably universities aren't lowering tuitions just because of this semester?
Re:Int. students may need to leave US if classes are 100% Re... by maxchisto on Wednesday July 08, 2020 @01:36PM (#23772164)
Yeah, long term. Also, idk if that was the intention or if it will work. I just tried to think of any theoretical benefits.

Not shure what universities are doing. There are a lot of them. So far I've heard that Harvard will continue charging the same while pushing big chunk of students online.

You're right about benefits of foriegn capital flowing into US through international students. Net result can very well be negative.