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Work for Humanity wanted to understand why economic mobility had declined despite decades of investment in education and the largest economic expansion in history. Our research uncovered one of the biggest barriers to a more equitable economy is a lack of good-paying, desirable jobs. Even if we snapped our fingers and gave all 53 million low-wage workers in the U.S. a college degree today, not much would change. Our report provides a framework for understanding why.
Work for Humanity wanted to understand why economic mobility had declined despite decades of investment in education and the largest economic expansion in history. Our research uncovered one of the biggest barriers to a more equitable economy is a lack of good-paying, desirable jobs. Even if we snapped our fingers and gave all 53 million low-wage workers in the U.S. a college degree today, not much would change. Our report provides a framework for understanding why.
Work for Humanity wanted to understand why economic mobility had declined despite decades of investment in education and the largest economic expansion in history. Our research uncovered one of the biggest barriers to a more equitable economy is a lack of good-paying, desirable jobs. Even if we snapped our fingers and gave all 53 million low-wage workers in the U.S. a college degree today, not much would change. Our report provides a framework for understanding why.
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