Different than most education systems as the United States
and nations in Western Europe, China has restricted higher education to a
limited number of elites. As times
within decades have created social shift, China has invested in a $250 billion
plan to create opportunities for everyone to receive a “proper” education.
Though this plan has many positive
attributes, there are still kinks that need to be thought out. Because China is
such a necessity nation in the industrious world, economists fear that hob
opportunities will not be available for graduates, as they are limited here in
the States. According to the
article, “Much depends on whether China’s authoritarian political system can
create an educational system that encourages the world-class creativity and
innovation that modern economies require, and that can help generate enough
quality jobs.”
Nevertheless, the fear of structural
barriers such as systematic corruption, inefficient state-managed monopolies
in industry could very possibly occur. It is believed that the economic success
to be shown worldwide will make the plan all worth it in the long run, if
so.
http://www.educationnews.org/international-uk/china-invests-heavily-to-increase-number-of-college-grads/
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