The Value of College Is: (a) Growing (b) Flat (c) Falling (d) All of the Above

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Drawing from a recent Hamilton Project policy memo on the value of a college degree, in addition to work by other economic policy groups, The Atlantic’s Derek Thompson makes the case for and against college using 10 charts. The full story is available here.

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