THE VALUE OF A COLLEGE EDUCATION. In this interesting article on income distribution by the author of a very important blog, I was surprised to learn that “In the United States, the average earnings premium received by those with four-year college degrees over those with no college has gone from 30 percent to 90 percent over the past three decades, as the economy’s skill requirements have outstripped the educational system’s ability to meet them.” And in those thirty years there has been a remarkable increase in the number of college graduates. (reference from realclearpolitics).
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