Just so you know: During the last, 2,850 students earned more then $7million from on-campus part-time employment.
I suppose it's a bit much to carp about the "than" that's missing, as well as the unspecified direct object of "during." But if a university raises tuitions and fees in such a way as to collect $7 million, and then assigns 2,850 students to jobs to earn $7 million, is it engaging in perfect price discrimination?
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