College Campus Protests and the Value of a Degree | Economics on Tap | Make Me Smart Livestream

Protests over Israel’s war in Gaza have erupted at universities across the United States. We’ll discuss what the sweeping protests and other high-profile political battles at colleges could mean for the economics of higher education. And, what the Federal Reserve might look like under a second Donald Trump presidency.
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[@mjramirez3]

Resentism, in my humble opinion, is not a good way to address problems in the workplace. It is passive aggressive. If one has an issue with how they are being treated in the workplace, then one should address it head-on with direct (private to start) feedback to the supervisor or manager. If the employee is worried about retaliation for direct feedback, that is a different problem that needs to be resolved.

[@whyfollowmenow]

Resentism - see Office Space.

[@neonxfirefly]

College enrollment is declining? Where are the empty classrooms? If enrollment is declining and classrooms are empty would not the market demand prices go down? Incentives to fill demand?

[@p.strobus7569]

Look up “college closures” and see how many schools are closing down and taking their empty classrooms with them.

[@whyfollowmenow]

In regards of covering policy, media needs to treat it as the Administration of Biden/Trump so we don't have another last minute firestorm of Ajit Pai