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Sure, but wouldn’t a city have to increase salaries to allow someone to be a nurse or teacher in an expensive area? Similarly, one can be a nurse or teacher in
by seibelj 9y ago
Sure, but wouldn’t a city have to increase salaries to allow someone to be a nurse or teacher in an expensive area? Similarly, one can be a nurse or teacher in a lower cost of living place. No one forces you to teach in SF.
- bradknowles 9y agoNo one forces you to have kids, either. No kids, no need for teachers or any kind of education system.
- seibelj 9y agoUnrelated to my comment? Are there a lack of teachers in SF?
- txsh 9y agoNo. They wouldn’t. They’d just allow the quality of government services to degrade. Example: every city the United States. It’s like saying “traffic is good because it forces to government to build more roads.” No, it does not.