Education Cost Growth Presses College Budgets
A Bureau of Labor Statistics figure shows a 50 percent rise in moderate living costs since 1969. CSS estimates two child families can contribute about $1,400 yearly to college costs, with private colleges ranging up to $2,500 per year. Rising living costs threaten access as campuses face overflow and funding pressure.
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1968 Outlook: Crises and Opportunities Ahead
Roger Babson outlines a turbulent 1968 with risks across social, economic, and political life. He predicts dollar pressure, inflation fights, and continued money expansion, plus shifts in labor, real estate, and stock markets, ending with cautious investment guidance for bonds and blue chips.
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