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Maybe we could try one of the many models used successfully in other countries?
by panic 9y ago
Maybe we could try one of the many models used successfully in other countries?
- orbat 9y agoThis sort of suggestion is usually countered by pointing out how big/unique/different the US is, hence things that work everywhere else in the world just won't cut it. Which I understand to an extent, but often it sounds more like a cop-out than an actual analysis of the situation.
- lj3 9y agoWhich one? And before you answer, you must choose a model from a country with similar demographics to the US. Saying Japan's or Sweden's model works for them isn't going to do us much good.