Thorstein Veblen criticized the influence of businessmen in these places in the United States.
David Riesman claimed these places became more professionalized and more narrowly focused on self-perpetuation in a book co-authored with Christopher Jencks. A 1963 lecture about them said the "modern" type described by Abraham Flexner had been replaced by institutions that were actually several communities with differing goals. In a recent book, William Bowen argued the inability to substitute capital for labor in these institutions implies stagnant productivity and hence increasing cost per unit, an example of what he and William Baumol called "cost disease." (*) Clark Kerr delivered the Godkin Lectures on "the uses" of these institutions, and Bowen's book argues MOOCs would allow them to remain affordable. Thorstein Veblen criticized the influence of businessmen in these places in the United States. For 10 points, name these institutions of higher learning.
David Riesman claimed these places became more professionalized and more narrowly focused on self-perpetuation in a book co-authored with Christopher Jencks.
universities or colleges [prompt on "schools"]