The per classroom designed by the Government will disproportionately benefit public and, above all, subsidized educational centers where students with the highest socioeconomic and cultural level study, according to a report by EsadeEcPol published this Tuesday. Educational centers that enroll the 25% of kids from the most affluent social class will absorb 31.2% of the funds that the measure will cost, while those that welcome the most vulnerable 25% will receive 21.9%. The reason is that, by applying a linear decrease, the schools and institutes that benefit the most are those that now have the fullest classes, which, in turn, are concentrated in urban areas with higher economic profiles.
