A case for "jobs stimulus" in the U.S. that subsidizes American consumers and producers of customized education, and American providers of associated online markets
According to a report released yesterday by the BLS:
“At age 22, women were more likely than men to be enrolled in college and were more likely to have received a bachelor’s degree. Twenty-nine percent of women were attending college during the October when they were age 22, compared with 25.2% of men. Moreover, 12.8% of women had earned a bachelor’s degree, compared with 6.9% of men.”
Now, if you will excuse me, I must resume reading Eat, Pray, Love…
U. Michigan economist: “At age 22, there are 185.5 women holding a Bachelor’s degree (or more) for every 100 men who have graduated from college.”
In a January 29, 2010 blog entry, Mark Perry writes:
Now, if you will excuse me, I must resume reading Eat, Pray, Love…