Why is a college graduate more likely to get a job in management than is someone with only a high school diploma, even when the job has nothing to do with a specific type of education?
Increasingly, a college education is used as a screening device to keep the number of job applicants manageable. A college education signals to an employer that the applicant has worked at least four years and achieved something (an education as well as the certificate, hopefully). Empirical evidence also suggests that college graduates are more productive.
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In the United States, the highest quintile of income earners contribute ________ of all federal tax dollars received, and the lowest quintile of income earners contribute ________ of all federal tax dollars received
A) 20%; 20% B) 68.8%; 0.4% C) 24%; 1.5% D) 29.4%; 11.5%
The above figures show the market for hamburger meat. Which figure(s) shows the effect of a new report by the U.S. Surgeon General that beef consumption is healthier than previously believed?
A) Figure A B) Figure B C) Figure D D) Figure A and B