Paul Basken
May 25, 2017
When the Ohio University economist Richard Vedder thinks of his counterparts at Harvard, he sees more than just a great research university.
He sees shiny marble floors.
Such high-end decor is a signal, Mr. Vedder told lawmakers Wednesday on Capitol Hill, that the federal government spends too much money on the extraneous costs surrounding university research.
He sees shiny marble floors.
Such high-end decor is a signal, Mr. Vedder told lawmakers Wednesday on Capitol Hill, that the federal government spends too much money on the extraneous costs surrounding university research.
