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The expansion of college attendance did not make America equal; Jiang links it to rising inequality, falling social mobility, student debt, and youth depression.
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The expansion of college attendance did not make America equal; Jiang links it to rising inequality, falling social mobility, student debt, and youth depression.
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"So now it can import all these German scientists. And that's why it dominates today. So the best universities in the world are now..."
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"...are becoming much more expensive. Okay? So this is leading to student debt."
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"Okay? And you can see how student debt, student loans, has gone way up. So in America, student loans, student debt, is the only..."
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