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Knowledge not found in schools is the source of money not found in employment; and the internet has democratized wealth generation for those that take responsibility for their education, skill acquisition, and self-promotion.
Dan Koe • The Art of Focus: Find Meaning, Reinvent Yourself and Create Your Ideal Future
Historiquement, soutiennent-ils, les marchés influencés par le gouvernement ont tendance à être coûteux, exclusifs, soumis aux monopoles et mal approvisionnés. En revanche, lorsque l’intervention des pouvoirs publics sur le marché est limitée, les marchés libres sont relativement plus concurrentiels, plus productifs et plus adaptés aux besoins des
... See moreM. A • MGTOW: Ces hommes qui prennent leur propre chemin (French Edition)
We are mindful of the dangers of high welfare and unemployment benefits, watching the consequences of this compassionate policy on the job-seeking habits of the unemployed. Visiting the major cities of the industrial countries, I am struck by this curious phenomena of high unemployment and yet a shortage of waiters, cab drivers, nurses and garbage
... See moreKuan Yew Lee • The Wit and Wisdom of Lee Kuan Yew
Cependant, dans les années 1960, ces jeunes, surtout les filles, ne disposaient guère de perspectives fabuleuses. Lena l’explique de façon très juste : « Quand vous étudiez au milieu d’une foule, qu’on vous juge tous de la même manière, comment quiconque pourrait-il savoir qui vous êtes ou ce dont vous êtes vraiment capable ? » Aujourd’hui comme
... See moreKen Robinson • Changez l'école ! : La révolution qui va transformer l'éducation (French Edition)
Erik Hoel • Why We Stopped Making Einsteins
In the last analysis, power comes from the vigor of minds. The English were blind to this fact; the Germans were not. Germany maintained the best school system in the world. By the 1890s, she had 2.5 times as many university students per unit of population as England.628 Victorian England, like today’s United States, maintained the illusion of
... See moreHoward Bloom • The Lucifer Principle: A Scientific Expedition into the Forces of History
Personal fortunes have outpaced the public purse, slowly choking public investments. This trend has occurred in red and blue states alike. Between George H. W. Bush’s time in the Oval Office and Donald Trump’s, incomes in Oregon grew by 112 percent, far outpacing increases in education spending, which grew by only 54 percent. During that time,
... See moreMatthew Desmond • Poverty, by America
If the government intervenes through regulation, taxation, or other barriers, the result is almost always an imbalance between supply and demand .
Hermann Simon • Confessions of the Pricing Man: How Price Affects Everything
We have given every student, regardless of language, race or religion, equal opportunities for education and employment. Hundreds get scholarships every year, over 150 to go to universities abroad. All are judged and rewarded according to their performance, not their fathers’ wealth or status. Economic progress has resulted from this and made life
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