The economic importance of being educated

Anonymous

Forefront, 2010, issue Fall, 6-9

Abstract: Educating people may not sound terribly urgent during difficult economic times, but when it comes to creating jobs and finding people who have the skills to fill them, nothing is more important than education. The latest issue of Forefront presents a package of articles focused on the compelling returns to education.

Keywords: Education; -; Economic; aspects (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2010
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