Scott Galloway

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117,494 appearances 551 recordings 34 series first heard Apr 2024 last heard today

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So technically you're giving an insurance company a dollar.
For fifty five cents uh on risk adjusted claims.
So you're you know, do you care that forty percent of third graders can't read or write when your kid goes to a school that on average private schools?
Spends seventy-five thousand dollars per student and the average public school spends fifteen thousand.
So a kid from a lower middle income household that goes to private schools.
Is getting approximately six or seven hundred thousand dollars less invested in that kid over twelve years.
And just think about that.
Think about how better prepared, emotionally stable, secure, warm, well fed.
An eighteen year old coming out with a three quarters of a million of additional investment through an infrastructure called primary education.
So the private member clubs are essentially just at the tip of the iceberg of something of a dangerous
Of a dangerous trend where the wealthy who have a disproportionate amount of control over our
Policies
Don't feel as invested in the success of America, so quite frankly.
uh don't put as much pressure on the leadership to solve problems and invest in things that the benefits they don't accrue or don't quite frankly don't need.
Uh, let's talk a little bit about private schools.
And the US private school enrollment was flat or declining for years until around twenty nineteen when it started rising again.
From twenty nineteen to twenty twenty, private school enrollment grew about three to four percent.
From twenty twenty to twenty twenty one, it jumped nearly six percent.
But over the last fifty years, who goes to private school has changed.
Middle income families are sending the kids far less, down almost by half, while wealthy families are enrolling at about the same rate as OLAS.
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