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> it is increasingly getting more beneficial to own than to work. And from this data it seems that the difference is even accelerating. If this were true, woul
by bko 8y ago
> it is increasingly getting more beneficial to own than to work. And from this data it seems that the difference is even accelerating.
If this were true, wouldn't it be prudent to take out loans and invest in the stock market (own) rather than invest in education (labor)?
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- icebraining 8y agoIt's not a single decision, you have to decide what to do with each dollar/euro/etc. Education might provide a high rate of return for the first dollars, yet rapidly diminishing returns for the rest.
- jsnider3 8y agoAs someone who has borrowed money in order to invest in the stock market, I do feel that it was a prudent decision. Although, I'm not sure I'd pick it if forced to choose between it and college.