Aside from the fact that you left out how much of the Germans money the government is willing to spend on their education, you would be right. Or that you have no understanding of economics, you would be right. Or that the cost in the United States is directly related to no ceiling on the amount the government is willing to spend on your behalf (I included an article with statistical data), and that institutions have consistently raised tuition rates, even though the actual costs haven’t gone up. So what that means is that the price(which in the end relates to cost) has risen, but the actual cost has not. Why? Now explain that one genius. Or should I include some of those pop up pictures you liked to read when you were a kid? Illustrations are a great way to help the mentally challenged. Dude!