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No.1499
>>1420unironically import the french model, which most continental europe uses, and which was also the standard in the eastern block: national examination covering 2-5 subjects which may vary depending on the curricula track (STEM-focused or humanities-focused), and competitive written exams for entry into higher education.
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No.1640
>>1499This shit ain't happenin in Burgerstan without a revolution.
Too many PROFITs to be lost
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No.7450
That's how non-profits work. Especially churches.
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No.7451
AP, ACT, SAT, GRE, etc. CollegeBoard controls the entirety of standardized higher education testing in the US.
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No.7452
So the problem doesn't necessarily seem to be capitalism, but the fact that a single company has been given a monopoly over testing thanks to federal regulations
Noted
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No.7454
>>7452>the problem doesn't necessarily seem to be capitalism>a single company has been given a monopolyCapitalism has a tendency towards monopoly formation
So if you are complaining about monopolies you are complaining about capitalism too.