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by guccigav 2y ago
> A person in a given place on the spectrum seems to earn the same regardless of whether or not they have a degree. Real income to GDP ratio has been stagnant by some degrees but in this case, we're only looking at average IQ on a n
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by guccigav 2y ago
Also, the college prep and tutoring industry has been ballooning in the US. Historically, Chinese companies dominated this market in terms of consumer base, but we'll probably see a continuation of this trend in the US too as universit
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by guccigav 2y ago
The increase in price probably comes from a combination of demand for college education and some monopolistic competition in the accredited university market, where government regulation suppresses the supply of accredited universities. I t
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by guccigav 2y ago
The author should also mention the increase in competition in the labor market and the lack of labor protection laws to prevent outsourcing. Statistically speaking, a 4-year degree still yields a higher ROI than just a high school diploma i
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by guccigav 2y ago
A job is a job, construction jobs are physically demanding although pay can be competitive for the bar of entry, pilots can be a fun and prestigious career but your trade-off is your sleep schedule and days away from home every week. I vag
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by guccigav 2y ago
Is it just me or is there an influx of Raspberry Pi alternatives trending lately ever since the IPO?
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by guccigav 3y ago
I'm pretty sure wild fish restock themselves by reproducing, it's more about finding the equilibrium it converges to and not overfishing.
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by guccigav 3y ago
Exactly what you said, R is easy to get started for individuals in social science fields. Most people I know who want to dive deeper end up learning Python anyway.