Young and Block plead for private education only. In Enterprising Education: Doing Away with the Public School System’ they reject 3 basic arguments for public education: (1) education is a necessary condition for democracy, (2) the market cannot offer everyone access to quality education, (3) due to externalities, it’s more efficient that education should be provided by the state than through the market. How do these arguments unfold and how are they rejected? (Costel Stavarache presents)

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