huh? both of these have been rising, and I'm not sure that's exactly been productive... if anything, we should subsidize these services more (i.e. the society s

huh? both of these have been rising, and I'm not sure that's exactly been productive... if anything, we should subsidize these services more (i.e. the society should pay for them, not the individuals). I'm a smart successful guy nearing 30 (i.e. "prime child-having age") but if anything, I'm really put off from having kids anytime soon by the incredibly high costs of childcare and education. I can't imagine what it must be like for e.g. single mothers...