In "The Public School Monopoly," David Feddes compares the government-controlled, taxpayer-funded public education system to _______________. Select one: a. Government controlled computer chips put in every home device to determine time spent on homework. b. Legislation that requires every child over two be in a government school. c. An airplane controlled completely by one pilot, without allowing any crew members near the control panel. d. Legislation that requires every child to have a computer. Government-produced computers with government-designed software would be free for students and paid for by taxpayers. e. Concentration camps designed to control behavior and thoughts about government and authority