Student Aid is Driving Up College Costs

Economists and higher education scholars continue to debate the notion that federal loans, Pell grants, and other assistance programs result in higher tuition for students at our nation's colleges and universities. Cato's analysts have long maintained that the empirical evidence supports the theory that student aid helps fuel college price inflation.

• "These Reports Prove Aid Doesn't Fuel Tuition Inflation…Except They Don't," by Neal McCluskey
• "Helping Students or Ballooning College Profits: What's Federal Money Doing?," Cato Event Video
• "Making College More Expensive: The Unintended Consequences of Federal Tuition Aid," by Gary Wolfram

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