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This is why I constrained my argument to only consider children ages 0-12. Regardless of whether "people actually demand the education the public system forces
by tropdrop 8y ago
This is why I constrained my argument to only consider children ages 0-12.
Regardless of whether "people actually demand the education the public system forces upon them," people do demand a safe, stimulating place to put their very young kids while they go to work.
- zeroname 8y ago> This is why I constrained my argument to only consider children ages 0-12. I don't see how that changes anything regarding what I said. > Regardless of whether "people actually demand the education the public system forces upon them," people do demand a safe, stimulating place to put their very young kids while they go to work. That's still not demand in the economic sense. People can "verbally" demand anything they want, if they're not willing and able to pay for it, it's not real economic demand.
- tropdrop 8y agoIf $1300-$2100/month is not a "demand" in the economic sense, what is? https://www.quora.com/How-much-does-daycare-cost-in-the-Bay-Area https://www.quora.com/How-much-does-daycare-cost-in-the-Bay-...