Suppose higher-level educational output is measured by how many college students

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Suppose higher-level educational output is measured by how many college students graduate with an undergraduate degree in a year. Also, suppose that number of instructors in college declines. Does it follow that higher-level educational output will decline too? Why or why not Suppose higher-level educational output is measured by how many college students graduate with an undergraduate degree in a year. Also, suppose that number of instructors in college declines. Does it follow that higher-level educational output will decline too? Why or why not

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No it will not. There are two reasons. One is that more students are undergraduates than those who have masters, phds etc. Secondly same instructor may instruct more students so that we can't gauge real situation by no. Of instructors only.

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