In both healthcare and education systems, there are often two parallel structures: a public system that serves those with limited financial resources, and a private system that provides faster or better access to those with money. This creates unequal outcomes where wealthier individuals can access better services more quickly, while those without financial resources face longer waits and reduced opportunities, such as graduates from public education struggling to find jobs in their field.
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He Said the Quiet Part Out Loud About Healthcare and EducationAdded:
But then I had to wait on the waiting list to get cancer treatment and then we had to go private. So then you have a second system of private to get to private so you can get faster. With education it's similar. The rich people and the people have money go to private.
The people that don't have so much money or in the medium low income are going to go public and education you get an education but once you get out then you're going to have a hard time finding a job in your field.
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