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1. What are the names of the programs that allow parents to pick schools for their children?

2. What are the two reasons economists give for why college graduates earn more?

3. What are some reasons colleges have gotten more expensive lately (Name Two)

4. Most college students use what to pay for at least part of their education.

5. What do economists call the fact that college graduates earn more

6. The problems of inequality in education refers to what?

7. The theory that college graduates earn more because employers are impressed with a college degree is called what?

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