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It's risk of a person's time, which is obviously a finite resource for each of us. Those with less privilege typically need to spend that time addressing immed
by compactmani 11y ago
It's risk of a person's time, which is obviously a finite resource for each of us.
Those with less privilege typically need to spend that time addressing immediate financial imperatives rather than focusing on delayed financial or academic rewards.
- Infinitesimus 11y agoDoesn't that still make it a lower risk since for the poorer person, there is less available time (assuming priority is giving to addressing the financial situation & providing basic needs) ?