“The higher education bubble isn’t bursting because of a shortage of money. It is bursting because of a shortage of value. The solution is to improve the product, not to increase the subsidy.” — Glenn Harlan Reynolds Copy Share Image
“So at the K-12 level, we’ve got an educational system that in many fundamental ways hasn’t changed in 100 years – except, of course, by becoming much less rigorous – but that nonetheless has become vastly more expensive without producing… — Glenn Harlan Reynolds Copy Share Image
“The higher education bubble isn’t bursting because of a shortage of money. It is bursting because of a shortage of value. The solution is… — Glenn Harlan Reynolds Copy Share Image
“No one disputes that college has gotten a lot more expensive. A recent Money magazine report notes, “After adjusting for financial aid, the amount… — Glenn Harlan Reynolds Copy Share Image
“So at the K-12 level, we’ve got an educational system that in many fundamental ways hasn’t changed in 100 years – except, of course,… — Glenn Harlan Reynolds Copy Share Image
“Bubbles form when too many people expect values to go up forever. Bubbles burst when there are no longer enough excessively optimistic and ignorant… — Glenn Harlan Reynolds Copy Share Image
