Danish business students show their unhappiness with the consequences of the government’s attempt to economize the business schools. Due to shortage of funds, the Danish business schools can’t afford having more classes and the consequence of that, is that they put about up to 70 students in a class with only one teacher. Ultimately those students don’t get educated as good as they could have been. Is it fair? Danske handelsskoleelever viser deres utilfredshed med regeringens manglende interesse I at give penge til de danske handelsskoler. Konsekvensen heraf er at der bliver sat op til 70 elever i en klasse med kun en lærer. I sidste ende bliver de ikke så godt uddannet som de kunne være blevet. Er det fair?
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