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That's all well and good, but people are not replaceable machines. If there aren't enough jobs for the not-well-educated, and the minimum required education is
by anonymars 2y ago
That's all well and good, but people are not replaceable machines. If there aren't enough jobs for the not-well-educated, and the minimum required education is an expensive endeavour, where does that leave people?
In the past, the tradeoff appeared to be that public school was offered to everyone, and that was enough to make a living. And now?
- actionfromafar 2y agoYes, what? There can be many answers, including the government getting involved in re-educating people for more productive work. A bad answer is definitely "blanket tariff the world".