Since most colleges and universities charge the same tuition to every student regardless of what time students choose to take their classes?

a. the schools must develop some type of non-price rationing device.

b. it follows that all classes will have a shortage of seats.

c. it follows that all classes will have a surplus of seats.

d. it follows that some classes will likely have a shortage of seats while other classes may have a surplus of seats.

e. a and d

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Rhys Hardy

Social Studies

11 September, 14:31

Since most colleges and universities charge the same tuition to every student regardless of what time students choose to take their classes?

a. the schools must develop some type of non-price rationing device.

b. it follows that all classes will have a shortage of seats.

c. it follows that all classes will have a surplus of seats.

d. it follows that some classes will likely have a shortage of seats while other classes may have a surplus of seats.

e. a and d

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Camren Fox · Answer 1

Answer: E. a and d

Explanation:

The schools will have to develop some type of non-stop and non-price rationing device. This is because of the fact that some classes will likely have a shortage of seats while other classes may have a surplus of seats. The school will have make sure there is balancing in setting up the class as the population in each class will be different. This in order to avoid people standing while some will be sitting during lectures.