Bubble spotting is extremely difficult, but all the same, I have a hard time people will continue to pay the increasing costs for any degree that will be worth less and less over time (as the labor pool is inundated with people with identical degrees).
I am wondering where the "wall of rationality" is for education costs, and will we stop at that wall (efficient markets prevail) or go past that wall (into a bubble)?
I am wondering where the "wall of rationality" is for education costs, and will we stop at that wall (efficient markets prevail) or go past that wall (into a bubble)?