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In 2015, the Educational Testing Service (ETS) charged $52.50 to take the Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT) but $195 to take the Graduate Record Exam (GRE). One reason for this difference in price is

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more people took the SAT than the GRE in 2015.

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the ETS faces competition in the market for the SAT but no competition for the GRE.

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an average, those who take the GRE have higher incomes than those who take the SAT.

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the GRE is a longer test with more questions.

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