>that often times a degree is needed, especially as a discriminator when two
>seemingly qualified people are interviewed and one has a degree and one does
>not.
Not in a Free Market. In a free market there is only demand and people willing to fulfill that demand. If the person without the degree is able to fulfill the demand for cheaper than the person with the degree, then the market will choose the one without the degree.
>Also, if you work for the gvt or a gvt contractor, your bill rate is
>based on your education, so if you have a degree, your bill rate is higher
>and you make more $ and your company makes more $.
That's because in a free market, contracting for the govt. is communist socialism. The govt. has no business dabbling in the free market because if there is actually a demand for these contractors, then the market would have provided employment for them. Under communist socialism, a degree or some form of paper is required for everything, including your right to make a living.
Providing education for people with tax dollars (state schools, federal loans) is also communist socialism. If the market demanded an educated society, then the market would provide an education for society.
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>Mike
>
>> Tim, why not take Ayn Rand seriously and test your abilities
>> in the true free market system? In the Free Market, the best
>> are the ones who make the most and the worst are the ones who
>> make the least. A "degree" means nothing in the true Free
>> Market, so why limit yourself?
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