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Preston Cooper writes about the economics of higher education. Advocates of free college often suggest that abolishing tuition fees would increase access to higher education. But according to a ...

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Free college and the cancellation of student loan debt have emerged as the higher education darlings among the most progressive Democratic presidential candidates – though the policies haven't ...