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but that's the sort of thing that Enron was doing--
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not with Yale tuition costs
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but taking very exotic situations and then pricing them.
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I sort of took an example $40,000 $50,000 $60,000 $70,000 a year,
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year's out, and I'm sure we'd all have a point of view
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as to how Yale's tuition is going to go up.
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I mean if it continues constant
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it goes up probably about inflation plus 2% or 3% a year,
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you'd have a curve but it would be very judgmental,
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there would be some plausibility to it,
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but who knows
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and no one else is making a market in this.