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March 28, 2011
"Education Bank"
An interesting idea was outlined recently in the Atlantic on education:
Imagine a new type of financial institution, an "Education Bank," that is half-charity organization and half-bank. Like a charity, it would accept tax deductible donations. Like a bank, it would leverage those donations into circulation in the form of a new digital currency called Education Dollars. Schools could use these Education Dollars like coupons or credit card points that could be "redeemed" at participating stores.
Read more here.
MR
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On paper, that idea sounds efficient. Though I am entirely certain that in practical effect, the whole idea would be far too complex.
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