On the Importance of Education

Richard L Wobbekind

Business Economics, 2012, vol. 47, issue 2, 90-96

Abstract: The role of education in economic growth has been clearly established. This address is concerned with several issues: What are the benefits and costs of education? Where does the United States stand in educational attainment in historical perspective and relative to OECD nations? What can NABE as a group do to improve education of business economists? What can NABE individual members do?

Date: 2012
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