Not exact matches
They create schools for their «intelligent» children to attend, they pay for test preparation programs and tutors, they
spend countless hours volunteering in their children's schools, they raise extraordinary
amounts of money for these schools, and they call on their vast network
of friends and
relatives to get their children into preschools and magnet schools and universities.
3) The public thinks less
money should be
spent on class - size reduction
relative to the
amount spent on teacher salaries or new books and technologies, if they are told the
relative price
of each intervention.
The increases in rent have been small, on a
relative basis, but
money doesn't go quite as far when everything costs more and you have the same
amount of money to
spend.
The unemployment rate really doesn't matter, what matters is the
amount of people who are employed and can
spend the
money they earn
relative to the overall population.