How state budgets are breaking US schools | Bill Gates

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Prevodilac: Djordje Ljubisic Lektor: Ivana Korom
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Well, this is about state budgets.
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Dakle, govorimo o državnim budžetima.
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This is probably the most boring topic
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Ovo je verovatno najdosadnija tema čitavog ovog jutra.
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of the whole morning.
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00:22
But I want to tell you, I think it's an important topic
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Međutim, želim da vam kažem da smatram da je to važna tema
00:25
that we need to care about.
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o kojoj moramo da brinemo.
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State budgets
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Državni budžeti su ogromne svote novca.
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are big, big money --
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00:33
I'll show you the numbers --
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Pokazaću vam te cifre -
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and they get very little scrutiny.
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a one podležu veoma maloj kontroli.
00:38
The understanding is very low.
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Razumevanje je na veoma niskom nivou.
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Many of the people involved
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Mnogi ljudi koji su uključeni u to
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have special interests or short-term interests
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imaju neke posebne ili kratkoročne interese
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that get them not thinking
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zbog kojih ne razmišljaju
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about what the implications of the trends are.
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o posledicama tih tendencija.
00:51
And these budgets
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A ovi budžeti su ključni za našu budućnost;
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are the key for our future;
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they're the key for our kids.
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oni su od ključne važnosti za našu decu.
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Most education funding --
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Finansiranje obrazovanja, u najvećoj meri -
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whether it's K through 12,
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bilo da je reč o osnovnom i srednjem obrazovanju,
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or the great universities or community colleges --
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ili o velikim univerzitetima i višim školama -
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most of the money for those things
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većina novca za ove stvari
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is coming out of these state budgets.
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dolazi iz pomenutih državnih budžeta.
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But we have a problem.
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Međutim, imamo jedan problem.
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Here's the overall picture.
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Ovako izgleda celokupna slika.
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U.S. economy is big --
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Ekonomija SAD-a je ogromna -
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14.7 trillion.
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14,7 biliona dolara.
01:18
Now out of that pie,
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Naime, od te sume,
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the government spends 36 percent.
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vlada potroši 36 procenata.
01:23
So this is combining the federal level,
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Dakle, to je spoj saveznog nivoa,
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which is the largest,
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koji je najveći,
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the state level and the local level.
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državnog nivoa i lokalnog nivoa.
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And it's really in this combined way
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Ovakvim spajanjem zaista možete stvoriti celokupnu sliku
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that you get an overall sense of what's going on,
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01:33
because there's a lot of complex things
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onoga što se događa,
zato što postoji mnoštvo složenih stvari,
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like Medicaid and research money
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kao na primer Medicaid i novčana sredstva za istraživanja
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that flow across those boundaries.
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koja teku preko ovih granica.
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But we're spending 36 percent.
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Međutim, mi trošimo 36 procenata.
01:42
Well what are we taking in?
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A koliko unosimo?
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Simple business question.
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Ovo je jednostavno poslovno pitanje.
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Answer is 26 percent.
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Odgovor je 26 procenata.
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Now this leaves 10 percent deficit,
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To nam, znači, ostavlja 10 procenata deficita.
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sort of a mind-blowing number.
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Pomalo neverovatna brojka.
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And some of that, in fact, is due to the fact
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Jedan deo te brojke je zapravo i zbog činjenice
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that we've had an economic recession.
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da smo imali ekonomsku recesiju.
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Receipts go down,
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Prihodi se smanjuju,
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some spending programs go up,
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pojedini programi potrošnje povećavaju,
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but most of it is not because of that.
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ali, najveći deo tog deficita nije nastao zbog toga.
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Most of it is because of ways
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Najveći deo postoji zbog načina
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that the liabilities are building up
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na koje se dugovanja povećavaju
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and the trends,
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kao i tendencije,
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and that creates a huge challenge.
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a to stvara ogroman izazov.
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In fact, this is the forecast picture.
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Ovo je, zapravo, dijagram procene.
02:22
There are various things in here:
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Raznih stvari ima ovde,
rekao bih da možda možemo podići prihode,
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I could say we might raise more revenue,
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02:26
or medical innovation will make the spending even higher.
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ili da će medicinske inovacije čak i povećati potrošnju.
02:30
It is an increasingly difficult picture,
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Ovo je dijagram koji postaje sve teži i teži,
02:33
even assuming the economy does quite well --
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čak i ako uzmemo u obzir da privreda funkcioniše prilično dobro -
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probably better than it will do.
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verovatno bolje nego što će to biti slučaj u budućnosti.
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This is what you see
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To možete videti na ovom sveukupnom nivou.
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at this overall level.
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02:43
Now how did we get here?
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Onda, kako smo stigli dovde?
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How could you have a problem like this?
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Kako se dolazi do ovakvog problema?
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After all, at least on paper,
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Na kraju krajeva, barem na papiru,
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there's this notion that these state budgets are balanced.
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postoji i stavka da su ovi državni budžeti balansirani.
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Only one state says
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Samo jedna država ističe
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they don't have to balance the budget.
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da oni ne moraju da balansiraju svoj budžet.
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But what this means actually
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Međutim, ovo zapravo znači
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is that there's a pretense.
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da tu postoji neka vrsta pretvaranja.
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There's no real, true balancing going on,
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Nema tu nikakvog stvarnog i istinitog balansiranja.
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and in a sense, the games they play to hide that
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A donekle, te igre koje oni igraju da bi prikrili sve to
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actually obscure the topic so much
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u tolikoj meri zamagljuju ovu temu
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that people don't see things
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da ljudi ne vide stvari koje su zapravo prilično jednostavne.
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that are actually pretty straight-forward challenges.
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03:17
When Jerry Brown was elected,
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Kada je Džeri Braun bio izabran na izborima,
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this was the challenge that was put to him.
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pred njega je bio postavljen ovakav izazov.
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That is, through various gimmicks and things,
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Tačnije, pomoću raznoraznih trikova i mahinacija,
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a so-called balanced budget
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takozvani izbalansirani budžet
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had led him to have 25 billion missing
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ga je doveo do toga da mu nedostaje 25 milijardi dolara
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out of the 76 billion in proposed spending.
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od ukupno predloženih 76 milijardi za potrošnju.
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Now he's put together some thoughts:
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Onda je on ovako zamislio:
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About half of that he'll cut,
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otprilike polovinu toga će skresati,
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another half,
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za drugu polovinu,
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perhaps in a very complex set of steps,
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verovatno kroz jedan veoma složen sistem postupaka,
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taxes will be approved.
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biće odobreni porezi.
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But even so,
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Ali, čak i na ovaj način,
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as you go out into those future years,
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kada se zakorači u budućnost,
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various pension costs, health costs go up enough,
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razni penzioni, zdravstveni troškovi se povećavaju u određenoj meri,
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and the revenue does not go up enough.
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a prihodi se ne povećavaju u dovoljnoj meri.
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So you get a big squeeze.
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I tako dobijate snažno stezanje kaiša.
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What were those things that allowed us to hide this?
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Šta nam je to omogućilo da prikrijemo sve ovo?
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Well, some really nice little tricks.
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Pa, neki zgodni, mali trikovi.
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And these were somewhat noticed.
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A oni su bili donekle i primećeni.
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The paper said, "It's not really balanced.
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U novinama je pisalo "Budžet i nije baš balansiran."
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It's got holes.
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"Ima puno nedostataka."
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It perpetuates deficit spending.
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"Pospešuje deficitarnu potrošnju."
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It's riddled with gimmicks."
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"Prepun je mahinacija."
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And really when you get down to it,
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I zaista, kada ozbiljnije pristupite ovome,
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the guys at Enron never would have done this.
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ljudi iz Enrona nikada ovo ne bi uradili.
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This is so blatant,
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To je tako očigledno,
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so extreme.
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tako ekstremno.
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Is anyone paying attention
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Da li neko uopšte obraća pažnju
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to some of the things these guys do?
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na neke stvari koje ovi ljudi rade?
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They borrow money.
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Oni pozajmljuju novac.
To ne bi trebalo da rade, ali ipak, pronađu način.
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They're not supposed to, but they figure out a way.
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04:35
They make you pay more in withholding
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Teraju vas da platite više na ime poreza po odbitku
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just to help their cash flow out.
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samo da bi potpomogli odliv njihovog novca.
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They sell off the assets.
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Rasprodaju državnu aktivu.
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They defer the payments.
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Odlažu uplate.
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They sell off the revenues from tobacco.
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Rasprodaju prihode od duvana.
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And California's not unique.
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A Kalifornija nije usamljena u ovome.
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In fact, there's about five states that are worse
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Postoji zapravo pet država koje su u još gorem stanju
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and only really four states
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a samo četiri, koje zaista nemaju ove velike probleme.
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that don't face this big challenge.
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So it's systemic across the entire country.
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Ovo je, stoga, sistemska pojava, širom ove države.
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It really comes from the fact
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Sve zapravo potiče od činjenice
da pojedine dugoročne obaveze -
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that certain long-term obligations --
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05:01
health care, where innovation makes it more expensive,
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zdravstvena zaštita koju inovacije čine još skupljom,
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early retirement and pension, where the age structure gets worse for you,
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prevremeno penzionisanje gde se starosna struktura pogoršava,
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and just generosity --
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i prosto, rasipništvo -
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that these mis-accounting things
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omogućavaju da se ove finansijske mahinacije vremenom razvijaju,
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allow to develop over time,
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05:13
that you've got a problem.
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i tada imate problem.
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This is the retiree health care benefits.
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Ovo su troškovi za zdravstvenu zaštitu penzionera.
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Three million set aside, 62 billion dollar liability --
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Tri miliona je odvojeno, 62 milijarde duga -
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much worse than the car companies.
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mnogo gora situacija nego u auto-industriji.
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And everybody looked at that
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I svi su to videli i znali
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and knew that that was headed toward a huge problem.
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da to vodi ka ogromnim problemima.
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The forecast for the medical piece alone
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Procena rashoda samo za oblast zdravstvene zaštite
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is to go from 26 percent of the budget
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je da će sa trenutnih 26 procenata budžeta
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to 42 percent.
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doći do 42 procenta.
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Well what's going to give?
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A čega se odreći?
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Well in order to accommodate that,
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Pa, da bi se sve ovo uklopilo,
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you would have to cut education spending in half.
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izdvajanja za obrazovanje bi se morala prepoloviti.
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It really is this young versus the old
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Ovo je zaista, donekle, borba
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to some degree.
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između mladih i starih.
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If you don't change that revenue picture,
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Ako se ne promeni ova statistika prihoda,
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if you don't solve what you're doing in health care,
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ako se ne reši ovo što se događa u zdravstvu,
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you're going to be deinvesting in the young.
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doći će do deinvestiranja u omladinu.
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The great University of California university system,
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Izvanredni obrazovni sistem Univerziteta u Kaliforniji,
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the great things that have gone on,
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i izuzetne stvari koje se tamo odvijaju,
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won't happen.
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neće se više ostvarivati.
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So far it's meant layoffs,
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Do sada, bilo je otpuštanja i povećanja broja studenata u grupama.
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increased class sizes.
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Within the education community there's this discussion of,
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U obrazovnoj zajednici postoji rasprava o tome
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"Should it just be the young teachers who get laid off,
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da li bi trebalo otpustiti samo mlađe nastavnike,
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or the less good teachers who get laid off?"
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ili one manje dobre nastavnike?
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And there's a discussion: if you're going to increase class sizes,
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A tu postoji i pitanje: ako ćete da povećate broj studenata u grupama,
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where do you do that? How much effect does that have?
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gde ćete to sprovesti, koliki je uticaj toga?
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And unfortunately, as you get into that, people get confused and think,
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I nažalost, kada se udubite u to, ljudi se zbune i pomisle,
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well maybe you think that's okay.
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"Pa, možda ti misliš da je to u redu."
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In fact, no, education spending should not be cut.
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A zapravo, nije, jer izdvajanja za obrazovanje ne treba da se smanjuju.
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There's ways, if it's temporary,
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Postoje načini, ako je to privremeno,
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to minimize the impact,
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da se umanji uticaj,
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but it's a problem.
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ali to je problematično.
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It's also really a problem for where we need to go.
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Takođe je problematično i zbog pravca u kojem treba da idemo.
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Technology has a role to play.
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Tehnologija tu ima značajnu ulogu.
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Well we need money to experiment with that,
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Potreban nam je novac da bismo eksperimentisali sa tim,
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to get those tools in there.
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da bismo to oruđe primenili.
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There's the idea of paying teachers for effectiveness,
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Postoji i zamisao da se nastavnicima plaća za efikasnost,
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measuring them, giving them feedback,
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da se ocenjuju, da im se pružaju povratne informacije,
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taking videos in the classroom.
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da se časovi snimaju.
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That's something I think is very, very important.
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Po mom mišljenju, to je veoma, veoma važno.
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Well you have to allocate dollars
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Moraju da se izdvoje dolari za ovakav sistem
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for that system
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06:53
and for that incentive pay.
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i za takve novčane bonuse.
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In a situation where you have growth,
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U situaciji u kojoj imate rast i razvoj nečega,
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you put the new money into this.
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vi ulažete nova sredstva u sve to -
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Or even if you're flat, you might shift money into it.
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čak i ako ste na nuli, možete preusmeriti novac u to.
07:01
But with the type of cuts we're talking about,
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Ali uz ovakva smanjenja o kojima pričamo,
07:03
it will be far, far harder
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biće daleko, daleko teže
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to get these incentives for excellence,
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dobiti pomenute novčane bonuse za izuzetnost,
07:07
or to move over
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ili se pokrenuti i koristiti tehnologiju na nov način.
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to use technology in the new way.
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07:12
So what's going on?
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Dakle, šta se dešava?
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Where's the brain trust
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Gde je taj trust mozgova
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that's in error here?
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koji ovde greši?
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Well there really is no brain trust.
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Pa, zapravo, i ne postoji nikakav trust mozgova.
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(Laughter)
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(Smeh)
07:23
It's sort of the voters. It's sort of us showing up.
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Jednim delom smo, glasači, mi, ti koji stupamo na scenu.
07:27
Just look at this spending.
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Samo pogledajte ovu potrošnju.
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California will spend over 100 billion,
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Kalifornija će izdvojiti preko 100 milijardi,
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Microsoft, 38,
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Majkrosoft 38,
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Google, about 19.
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Gugl oko 19.
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The amount of IQ in good numeric analysis,
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Ukupan koeficijent inteligencije u dobroj numeričkoj analizi,
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both inside Google and Microsoft
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unutar Gugla i Majkrosofta i izvan njih,
07:40
and outside, with analysts and people of various opinions --
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kod analitičara i ljudi različitih mišljenja -
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should they have spent on that?
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da li je trebalo da se potroši na sve ovo?
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No, they wasted their money on this. What about this thing? --
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Ne, oni su spiskali svoj novac na to. A šta je sa ovim? -
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it really is quite phenomenal.
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to je zaista sjajno.
07:50
Everybody has an opinion.
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Svi imaju mišljenje.
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There's great feedback.
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Postoje sjajne povratne informacije.
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And the numbers are used to make decisions.
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A odluke se donose pomoću brojeva.
07:58
If you go over the education spending and the health care spending --
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Ako pogledate izdvajanja za obrazovanje i izdvajanja za zdravstvo -
08:01
particularly these long-term trends --
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a naročito ove dugoročnije tendencije -
08:04
you don't have that type of involvement
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ne postoji ta vrsta angažovanosti
08:06
on a number that's more important
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za brojku koja je važnija
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in terms of equity, in terms of learning.
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u smislu kapitala, učenja.
08:11
So what do we need to do?
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Dakle, šta treba da učinimo?
08:13
We need better tools.
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Potrebni su nam bolji alati.
08:15
We can get some things out on the Internet.
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Nešto od toga možemo naći na internetu.
08:17
I'm going to use my website
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Na svom sajtu ću postaviti neke stvari
08:19
to put up some things that will give the basic picture.
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koje će dati osnovnu sliku.
08:21
We need lots more.
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Potrebno nam je mnogo više.
08:23
There's a few good books,
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Ima nekoliko dobrih knjiga,
jedna o izdvajanju za školstvo i o tome odakle dolaze sredstva -
08:25
one about school spending and where the money comes from --
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08:27
how that's changed over time, and the challenge.
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kako se to promenilo vremenom i o problemima.
08:30
We need better accounting.
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Potrebno nam je bolje vođenje finansija.
08:32
We need to take the fact
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Moramo da uzmemo u obzir da će trenutni zaposleni,
08:34
that the current employees, the future liabilities they create,
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kao i buduća dugovanja koja stvaraju,
08:36
that should come out of the current budget.
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poteći iz tekućeg budžeta.
08:39
We need to understand why they've done the pension accounting
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Potrebno je da razumemo zašto se vođenje finansija
08:41
the way they have.
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za penzione fondove odvija na ovaj način.
08:43
It should be more like private accounting.
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Trebalo bi da bude sličnije privatnom vođenju finansija.
08:45
It's the gold standard.
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To je zlatni standard.
08:47
And finally, we need to really reward politicians.
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I konačno, potrebno je zaista nagraditi političare.
08:50
Whenever they say there's these long-term problems,
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Kad god kažu da postoje ovakvi dugoročniji problemi,
08:52
we can't say, "Oh, you're the messenger with bad news?
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na možemo da kažemo, "Znači, vi ste glasnik koji nosi loše vesti?
08:54
We just shot you."
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Sada ćemo da vas ubijemo."
08:57
In fact, there are some like these:
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Zapravo, postoje ovakvi političari:
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Erskine Bowles, Alan Simpson and others,
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Erskin Bauls, Alan Simpson i ostali,
09:01
who have gone through and given proposals
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koji su malo pročešljali i dali predloge
09:04
for this overall federal health-spending state-level problem.
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za ovaj problem ukupnog izdvajanja za zdravstvo u celoj državi.
09:08
But in fact, their work was sort of pushed off.
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Međutim, njihov rad je na neki način odbačen.
09:10
In fact, the week afterwards,
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A zapravo, nedelju dana kasnije,
09:13
some tax cuts were done
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sprovedena su neka poreska umanjenja
koja su još više pogoršala situaciju
09:15
that made the situation even worse
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09:17
than their assumptions.
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nego što su oni predviđali.
09:19
So we need these pieces.
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Tako da su nam potrebni svi ovi delovi.
09:21
Now I think this is a solvable problem.
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Mislim da je ovo rešiv problem.
09:24
It's a great country with lots of people.
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Ovo je izuzetna država sa mnogo ljudi.
09:27
But we have to draw those people in,
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Međutim te ljude moramo da uključimo,
09:31
because this is about education.
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zato što se ovde radi o obrazovanju.
09:33
And just look at what happened with the tuitions
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I samo pogledajte šta se desilo sa školarinama
09:35
with the University of California
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na Univerzitetu Kalifornije
09:37
and project that out for another three, four, five years --
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i projektujte to za narednih tri, četiri, pet godina.
09:40
it's unaffordable.
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To će postati nemoguće priuštiti.
09:43
And that's the kind of thing --
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I upravo nas to -
09:45
the investment in the young --
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ulaganje u mlade ljude -
09:47
that makes us great, allows us to contribute.
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čini velikim i omogućava nam da damo svoj doprinos.
09:49
It allows us to do the art,
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Omogućava nam da stvaramo umetnost,
09:51
the biotechnology, the software
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biotehnologiju, softver
09:54
and all those magic things.
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i sve te sjajne stvari.
09:57
And so the bottom line is
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I poenta je
09:59
we need to care about state budgets
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da moramo da brinemo o državnim budžetima
10:02
because they're critical for our kids and our future.
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zato što su od ključne važnosti za našu decu i budućnost.
10:04
Thank you.
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Hvala vam.
10:06
(Applause)
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(Aplauz)
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