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Board Economics
Re: Can introduction of new subjects like trading help the economy?
by
tottong
on 27/05/2025, 02:26:28 UTC
For children who still have parents and are still able to finance their formal education until the age of 20, it is better to continue their education without thinking about looking for money first. But for children whose parents are quite poor so that they do not have the ability to finance formal education continuously, I think they should be able to take another path such as taking certain classes for the purpose of being able to trade and also being able to earn money for their own future. Because the cost of formal education is also not small, so the poor will definitely be a little overwhelmed to be able to fulfill it more perfectly, so taking certain classes for something better I think is not a mistake because trying is part of learning even though there are risks in it.

To take certain classes also requires money so that children of poor people also do not have the ability to pay and now formal education does not require fees so that rich and poor can still take formal education.
In the area where I live, formal education is free of charge and maybe the government has made this policy for a long time, unless you send your child to private education.
Returning to the topic of discussion, for children who are still underage, it might be better for them to study the curriculum first and they can learn about trading when they are more mature.

Forex or crypto trading is volatile so it is not a wise decision to implement it as a permanent job and instead it is better to look for a job first so that they get involved in it.