“Policies focused on controlling price are likely to damage the quality of our colleges and universities. They are also full of possibilities for surprising, and surprisingly harmful, “unintended consequences.” — Robert B. Archibald Copy Share Image
“The view from ten thousand feet reveals that the question: “Why do higher education costs rise more rapidly than other costs?” could just as… — Robert B. Archibald Copy Share Image
“technology leads to lower costs when it replaces workers' salaries. It does the opposite when it requires more highly-trained workers to utilize that technology.… — Robert B. Archibald Copy Share Image
“Earning a college degree clearly yields a big private benefit to the graduate since there is a large gap in earnings between someone with… — Robert B. Archibald Copy Share Image
“Policies focused on controlling price are likely to damage the quality of our colleges and universities. They are also full of possibilities for surprising,… — Robert B. Archibald Copy Share Image
