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Education / Fiscal policy

What Would Adam Smith Do About Public School Funding?

Posted on July 30, 2018 by aroyaaf

Public education seems to never die out from the political economic discourse, as it never should. Investing in the education of new generations has been rightly revered as the best method for ensuring a prosperous society. But the question remains, who should invest in it and to what level? Influential political economist Adam Smith’s work … Continue reading →

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