Public education is priced below market price largely as a result of
A) government subsidy programs.
B) under-funded public education.
C) rising test scores by students.
D) taxpayers who contribute little to the funding of public education.

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Public education is priced below market price largely due to government subsidy programs, which provide funding to schools and reduce the cost of education for students and their families. Without these subsidies, many students would not be able to afford a quality education, leading to decreased accessibility and equity in education. Under-funded public education and low taxpayer contributions may also play a role in the pricing of education, but the primary factor is government subsidies. Rising test scores by students do not necessarily impact pricing of education.

Public Education Is Priced Below Market Price Largely as a Result