About what we talked about earlier
Europe only really has 3 choices left
The asian model of students studying 12 hours a day with parents hiring afterclass tutors
The Middle Income model of informal gig economy
Or the American model of competition and privatisations
And the funny thing is that it seems that due to coalition politics, all three are happening to a certain degree depending on country and in which aspect
But I am not an Economist so it's not like I can explain in details anyway
Europe only really has 3 choices left
The asian model of students studying 12 hours a day with parents hiring afterclass tutors
The Middle Income model of informal gig economy
Or the American model of competition and privatisations
And the funny thing is that it seems that due to coalition politics, all three are happening to a certain degree depending on country and in which aspect
But I am not an Economist so it's not like I can explain in details anyway
