A charter that created a corporation in this industry was the subject of a case in which ruled that states could not pass laws to invalidate private contracts, decided by the Marshall Court in 1819.
In 1991, the Justice Department filed an antitrust case against this industry in response to blatant price-setting in so-called "Overlap Meetings" in the 1980s. Collective bargaining in this industry was banned by the NLRB from 2004 to 2016. The value this industry provides to its customers was questioned in a book that refers to it "adrift" by Richard Arum. In pointing out that it is difficult to substitute capital for labor in this industry, (*) William Bowen used it as classic example of "cost disease." A charter that created a corporation in this industry was the subject of a case in which ruled that states could not pass laws to invalidate private contracts, decided by the Marshall Court in 1819. Federal funds were provided to create public players in this industry by the 1862 Morrill Land Grant Act. For 10 points, name this industry, a private employer in which won the case Dartmouth v. Woodward.
In 1991, the Justice Department filed an antitrust case against this industry in response to blatant price-setting in so-called "Overlap Meetings" in the 1980s.
higher education industry [or tertiary education industry; accept college or university industry; prompt on nonprofit or education or academic industry]