Most universities allow students to use university network printers in student labs when they are working on the university network. This is considered part of their tuition or part of technology fees charged to students when they register for classes. The average school spends several thousand dollars per month for this service. This is because students print personal jobs unrelated to academics, such as downloads from entertainment Web sites and photos of friends and family. Winthrop University in South Carolina decided to charge students a $10 printing fee that allows them to print 250 pages per semester on University network printers. After that, the students are charged $0.04 for each additional page that they print. Assuming students are rational, what do you predict happened to Winthrop’s printing costs after they implemented this charge? Why?