DEBATE: No Students Are Put on the Street because School Owners Are Prohibited From Looting the School
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When criticized, school owners usually defend themselves by saying that their main driving force is to offer good education, not profits. But now that even a bourgeois party has swung on the issue and the limited liability company form is really under threat, there are suddenly different voices. Without profit opportunities, schools will close. That is telling, writes Marcus Larsson.
For a long time, the school debate has been characterized by simplifications and claims that it is possible to maintain a large and varied range of independent schools even if the limited liability company form is prohibited. This is what Marcus Strömberg, CEO of Academedia, writes.
School, AI and crime against business are two topics in Monday's debate. And politics, of course. This past weekend, we discussed issues such as care for the elderly and ADHD.
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