> Further this idea that it would devolve into an "effective monopoly" is not backed by any data of any market I'm sorry, do we live on the same planet? This h

> Further this idea that it would devolve into an "effective monopoly" is not backed by any data of any market I'm sorry, do we live on the same planet? This happens in all sorts of markets all the time. I agree that public school system sucks, but I think one of the reasons it sucks is that the wealthy people don't have to deal with it and see it only as an additional tax they have to pay and therefore fight against its efficacy as a means to justifying its elimination. Unfortunately this plagues all government institutions.