We are paying more people not to work than we have people working for a living.
” For people without a high-school degree, the unemployment rate is more than 15 percent. If that were the rate for everyone, it’d be the 1930s again “
..... welcome back 1930’
Gee, all the things that help contribute to financial success also contibute to educational and marital success.
No surprises here, for anyone who wants to think about it.
On the other hand, it does underscore that the government gets more of what it rewards, and less of what it taxes. So when the government rewards failure . . . .
I wonder how accurate this is given that the study itself was done by a guy with a college degree, or higher...
Well, that’s why my father suggested I get an education.
Could it be the employers have a larger choice in applications and are choosing college educated applicants over high school for jobs that only require a high school education?