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8 November 2015

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And would you support decreasing the maximum fees that universities performing poorly (based on things like teaching quality and job prospects) are allowed to charge?

Conducted 8 November 2015

YouGov surveyed 9097 GB adults

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31%
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And would you support decreasing the maximum fees that universities performing poorly (based on things like teaching quality and job prospects) are allowed to charge?

Conducted 8 November 2015

YouGov surveyed 9097 GB adults

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45%
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24%

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