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Exactly, there are many laws that result in those being very supply limited.
by haltingthoughts 9y ago
Exactly, there are many laws that result in those being very supply limited.
- vkou 9y agoI strongly doubt that. Which laws do this for education? Could you point me to a couple? There isn't some sinister cabal of teachers, that restricts supply, for the purposes of keeping their wages high. There isn't a grotesque system of receipts payable, and the user not paying the real price of service, and hidden, unitemizable fees at my local high school (Two of those do, however, start appearing when you go to university.) There is more then enough education to go around. The problem is that it's not evenly distributed. I'm not talking about sending every kid to Harvard, here. Healthcare certainly has people restricting its supply, but also has the exact same problem. We have the budgets for it, we have the doctors, and nurses to provide it - but we don't provide it very evenly.