On the one hand, the graph is flawed because it clearly shows after-inflation changes but doesn't say that or say how. On the other hand, it conveys the main point forcefully, and it's hard to resist a chance to offer a hat tip to the White House.
Friday, April 17, 2009
Kentucky tuition in context
After I posted recent Kentucky tuition increases (here) Bob Sexton asked me if I could provide some sense of national context. Here's a downpayment on that.
On the one hand, the graph is flawed because it clearly shows after-inflation changes but doesn't say that or say how. On the other hand, it conveys the main point forcefully, and it's hard to resist a chance to offer a hat tip to the White House.
On the one hand, the graph is flawed because it clearly shows after-inflation changes but doesn't say that or say how. On the other hand, it conveys the main point forcefully, and it's hard to resist a chance to offer a hat tip to the White House.
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