Why There's No Appetite to Legislate Tuition Increases

David Pakman: Why do you think there's no appetite from Congress to have any kind of legislation around capping the amount that tuition can be raised a year because it's floating or even taxing, you know, these endowments. I mean, Harvard alone, I think, grew their endowment during COVID by $13 billion. It would be such difficult things to get consensus for from the current House and Senate of the U.S., he says. "I just don't see any way in hell that right now you get something like that passed"

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