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"What the subsidy is doing is driving up prices by encouraging well-off people to take out bigger loans, to buy bigger houses," said Roberton Williams, a fellow at the Tax Policy Center.
Exeter says it will introduce a new package of fee waivers and bursaries to encourage more applications from less well off students.
The university - which also has a campus in Falmouth, Cornwall - said it was developing a new package of fee waivers and bursaries to encourage more applications from less well off students.
To encourage saving and thrift among the less well off, and to give them a stake in society, various forms of asset-based redistribution have been proposed.
The well off and those with extra and unwanted clothing in their houses will be encouraged to donate.
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"My balance was well off," he says.
The cuts bring the average cost of courses starting next year to £8,354, falling to £8,071 when fee waivers – a scheme under which universities forgo a year or more of fees to help or encourage clever or less well-off students – are included.
