A Picture Worth a Thousand Words on Why Edujobs was Misguided

(Guest Post by Matthew Ladner)

So the yellow line just put another $10 billion on the credit card of the red line. Let them eat cake!  From the Rockefeller Institute, hat tip EIA.

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