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Well, if teachers are public sector employees, they will tend to be from a quarter to half of your state sector employees, and if you insist on them having college degrees, that's enough to make the state employees much more qualified than the general workforce.
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Teachers are (mainly) public employees at local level in Sweden, but then again teachers, librarians and nurses are public employees whose professions it is in Sweden uneconomical to study for compared to other college professions or life-time earnings if you have a less qualified job (like industrial worker) in the private sector. And the original point was income, not education level.
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