Should PUBLIC univs redistribute tuition revenue to fund FA for low income students?

[Bay]

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when more people (30% BA/BS rather than 10% BA/BS as it was before the GI Bill and the 1950s-1970s growth in public universities) in the state are educated, generating more economic activity (i.e. the educated can do more productive jobs, resulting in their spending more, which creates more jobs for everyone else).

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The non-college-educated people do benefit from having more college educated people around, since the latter have more money to spend, creating more jobs and better pay for the non-college-educated people, so it is not the case that only those who go to college benefit from going to college.

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<p>Is ucb espousing trickle-down economics? Its a brand new day. ;)</p>

<p>A 40% education tax on top of all other taxes will pretty much kill that theory.</p>