In Scandinavia, the incentives are not so strong that people will actually choose to go to school just because of the money. You'll actually make more money if you get a regular job than by being a student. So I think the level of incentives, I said just right, but you need to live. If you want the kids to study instead of running around and working at a McDonald's or something like that. That's not a good use of your time unless you're in this really, really high-level institution.
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