Higher education: worth the investment?
The University of Missouri student newspaper The Maneater cites Hamilton Project data showing that a four year college degree has a rate of return of 15.2 percent.
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The University of Missouri student newspaper The Maneater cites Hamilton Project data showing that a four year college degree has a rate of return of 15.2 percent.
In Bloomberg, Peter Orszag discusses positive changes occurring in the health care industry, and contrasts these changes with the debates currently occurring in DC.
Hamilton Project Advisory Council member Peter Orszag discusses factors surrounding the aluminum market, and price changes in recent years.
Hamilton Project Director Michael Greenstone is quoted on how finding a job becomes more difficult the longer you are unemployed.
The Huffington Post cites a Hamilton Project study showing that higher earning women marry more frequently then women in lower income brackets.
Advisory Council member Glenn Hutchins and Brookings Senior Fellow William Galston discuss the need for business and government to work together to solve America's economic problems.
Time Magazine cites Hamilton Project showing that marriage rates for women in top income brackets have risen, while falling for women in lower income brackets.
Derek Thompson of The Atlantic covers The Hamilton Project's jobs gap, which is the number of jobs that the U.S. economy needs to return to pre-recession employment rates while absorbing those entering the labor force every month.
Advisory Council member Peter Orszag discusses the misperceptions surrounding number of Americans working second jobs. As of January 2012, about 5 percent of workers worked at least two jobs.
Hamilton Project Director Michael Greenstone is cited on the difficulties states have rescinding regulations in The Wall Street Journal.
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