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I must have expressed myself very badly. I was simply saying that being charged an economic rate for all degrees would encourage people to take the worthwhile ones such as yours rather than the useless ones - in much the same way that being charged an economic price for a car led people to buy...

Sorry essbee - I genuinely didn't realise that most of the lecturers at, say, the University of Brighton, were doctors. If you say that that is the case then I won't argue. (Although would be good to have some evidence, he added, churlishly.) The body of my argument was against the standard...

PS ...and I have never voted Tory in my life.

I quite like the idea of students paying something approaching an economic price. It might lead to them refusing to accept brain-dead degree courses in stationery and paper clips provided by hairy-toed lecturers and which culminate in gerrymandered 2:1s in useless subjects and a decade of...