Hillary Clinton has reached out to younger voters and parents with a plan to allow most Americans to attend state colleges tuition-free, arguing it would remove one of the fastest-growing costs for households while boosting the nation’s workforce. But a growing chorus of policy experts, economists and some college officials say the plan would deliver hundreds of billions of additional dollars to schools with no guarantee that they spend it wisely and keep costs in check. New York Federal Reserve research shows that increases in federal grants and loans to students in recent years have led schools to raise tuition rather than cut costs.

October 25, 2016 ・ From The Wall Street Journal