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<blockquote data-quote="CohenLenstra" data-source="post: 30180051" data-attributes="member: 585805"><p>I think that's really good in terms of govt spending. Rather than bearing the entire cost of education, the govt will only be spending on teacher salaries. This is already what's happening with semi-gov schools I think.</p><p></p><p>IMO the 1982 education was a කොරහෙ කිඹුල්ලු saga. If passed and implemented would have generated both professionals and a good labour force for industries with minimal govt spending. This was really a very good plan considering that it was during the 1980's western companies started outsourcing their factories and other BPO type activities to Asia. Almost all other Asian countries got a chunk of their share in this trickle down from western economies.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="CohenLenstra, post: 30180051, member: 585805"] I think that's really good in terms of govt spending. Rather than bearing the entire cost of education, the govt will only be spending on teacher salaries. This is already what's happening with semi-gov schools I think. IMO the 1982 education was a කොරහෙ කිඹුල්ලු saga. If passed and implemented would have generated both professionals and a good labour force for industries with minimal govt spending. This was really a very good plan considering that it was during the 1980's western companies started outsourcing their factories and other BPO type activities to Asia. Almost all other Asian countries got a chunk of their share in this trickle down from western economies. [/QUOTE]
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