Schooling is a tricky one for the free market, and it ultimately gets a bit morally dubious.
I guess you are trying to sell the benefit of a highly-educated country to those who choose private schooling, and getting them to pay for this.
It boils down to how much are you willing to pay for another child's education and what is the acceptable standard of that education.
But if we think about the supply of education, a lot of it is about good teachers, and ultimately someone has to be stuck with the worst teacher in the country. And also class sizes.
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Schooling is a tricky one for the free market, and it ultimately gets a bit morally dubious.
I guess you are trying to sell the benefit of a highly-educated country to those who choose private schooling, and getting them to pay for this.
It boils down to how much are you willing to pay for another child's education and what is the acceptable standard of that education.
But if we think about the supply of education, a lot of it is about good teachers, and ultimately someone has to be stuck with the worst teacher in the country. And also class sizes.