Poor Countries Catching Rich Countries in Education, but Not Income

Makenzie Peake and Guillaume Vandenbroucke

The Regional Economist, 2020, vol. 28, issue 2

Abstract: Rich countries have had higher levels of education for a long time, but poor countries are catching up. However, the increased education for poor countries hasn’t translated to catching up economically.

Date: 2020
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