Of course, but this isn't relevant to the consideration of whether UK student loans being are equivalent to an income share agreement.
If the point were relevant, then we might as well consider government spending on K-12 schooling the same way.
But general taxation is obviously not what we're talking about here. We're talking about the extra money someone pays in return for the government supporting their degree.
If the point were relevant, then we might as well consider government spending on K-12 schooling the same way.
But general taxation is obviously not what we're talking about here. We're talking about the extra money someone pays in return for the government supporting their degree.