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[QUOTE="FireballPhil, post: 5303626, member: 553"] I personally don't think it matters, PE in one school wouldn't provide enough to make it successful. A PE company would have to control multiple schools to be able to begin to make a difference. The great majority of money would have to come in through advertising, and one school, especially private ones, do not provide a big enough base for it to pay off. They would be able to maximize their profits fairly quickly, but it wouldn't really be sustainable long term, especially in the view that they would not only want to maintain that max ceiling but would try to figure out how to increase that figure every year. A really good ACC marketing director would accomplish the same thing while not taking cash flow from the universities. The only difference is there would real consequences in a PE if it didn't make its goals, where there doesn't seem to be any accountability now in the ACC. [/QUOTE]
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