Re:Tuition costs have risen 710% since 1983 (1200% since 198...
by crote on Monday July 10, 2023 @02:46PM
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That's not quite true. See for example the existence of the billions of $ of corporate agricultural subsidies, essentially creating an artificial price floor.
The primary reason price ceilings are criticized by "both sides" is because the shifting Overton window has resulted in both the Republican and Democratic parties having quite neoliberal views. In an international context the two sides of the aisle can be described as "right" and "far-right".
The primary reason price ceilings are criticized by "both sides" is because the shifting Overton window has resulted in both the Republican and Democratic parties having quite neoliberal views. In an international context the two sides of the aisle can be described as "right" and "far-right".