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I'm not disputing the fact we're skint. Or that the cream of the universities should charge the full nine grand - the exception rather than the rule, as Clegg said.
But you'd think it would have occurred to these supposed experts on free markets that very few universities would attract punters if they undervalued their services and were regarded as 'bargain basement' places, so they were all going to charge as much as they could get away with.
On a side note, the costs of the government keeping track of the personal earnings - and whereabouts - of millions of people over several decades is going to be astronomical.
No it's not, we have "magic" things called N.I.numbers and computers.