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Not to sound like I know better, but wouldn't that imply it to be hugely successful? When the demand exceeds supply, my first assumption is that an increase in
by jakderrida 3y ago
Not to sound like I know better, but wouldn't that imply it to be hugely successful? When the demand exceeds supply, my first assumption is that an increase in supply, if possible, would reap high marginal benefits. Again, I know nothing of Google's inner workings.
- jldugger 3y agoNo inside knowledge but: day care everywhere in the Bay Area is in high demand but is so very expensive and needs to be _more_ expensive. Caretaker ratios are fixed by law, so your main expense is labor, of a relatively low skill variety. And that is where workers have seen impressive gains in wages lately, putting a real squeeze on daycare businesses. It's a real "losing money but making up for it in volume" squeeze.
- gretch 3y ago> Caretaker ratios are fixed by law genuine question as a bay area resident: which laws are you referring to? do you have a link to something?
- liveoneggs 3y agoevery state has these: (weird url but it was first result) https://casetext.com/statute/california-codes/california-education-code/title-1-general-education-code-provisions/division-1-general-education-code-provisions/part-6-education-programs-state-master-plans/chapter-2-early-education-act/article-3-administration/section-8241-staffing-ratios-for-center-based-programs https://casetext.com/statute/california-codes/california-edu...