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I don't think the article is terrible. If childcare businesses are struggling, there will be less and less of them. Which is why the article argues for some for
by gluggymug 11y ago
I don't think the article is terrible.
If childcare businesses are struggling, there will be less and less of them. Which is why the article argues for some form of government intervention.
- netcan 11y agoThe logical conclusion is, in my opinion, that childcare is inherently costly because we need a high teacher/child ratio. I don't really have a problem with intervention, but I'd rather it be in the form of simple payments to the parents. Otherwise, we are paying Jill to take care of Jack's kid so Jack can go out and work making spoons. Why shouldn't Jack look after his own kid and Jill can make the spoons.
- plonh 11y agoBecause it can be more efficient for each person to consistently perform their specialist career for two decades