  I provide evidence that, when income-contingent loans are available, student
enrolment in university courses is not significantly affected by large
increases in the price of those courses. I use publicly available domestic
enrolment data from Australia. I study whether large increases in the price of
higher education for selected disciplines in Australia in 2009 and in 2012 was
associated with changes in their enrolment growth. I find that large increases
in the price of a course did not lead to significant changes in their enrolment
growth for that course.
