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Hmm, yeah. When I think about it, these things will probably end up with a system as complicated as (or more complicated than) taxes. Can you imagine? Someone s
by scarejunba 8y ago
Hmm, yeah. When I think about it, these things will probably end up with a system as complicated as (or more complicated than) taxes. Can you imagine? Someone studies Mathematics and then makes money primarily through capital gains, or they get inheritances, or they sell their home after studying to be a carpenter and fix up their house. The complexities are huge.
- scotty79 8y agoSure. There will be people that will get undeserved benefit. But this idea is not about perfect justice. It's about aligning incentives so that financial institutions don't fund expensive degree's that will get you janitorial job or no job at all. Currently student loans are pretty much no risk at all. You can even shake them off with bankruptcy.
- selimthegrim 8y agoUh, only if you’re disabled.