This data would indicate it is not...
Source: BLS
Friday, July 8, 2011
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- EconomPics of the... Since the Last Time
- Turning Japanese
- Rewind: On the Value of Treasuries
- U.S. Economy Firing on No Cyclinders
- Q2 GDP... Where's the Consumer?
- With a Treasury Closer to Default....
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- Breaking Down the GLD / SPY Model
- Leading Economic Indicators Steady in June
- Silver is Once Again on a Tear
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- Is Education Over-Rated?
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Yes it is. I could have done what I do now and figured it out with a lot less schooling.
ReplyDeleteBut would you have been given the opportunity to do what you do now?
ReplyDeleteWell that is the rub, yes? The way things are you have to pay and go to school to get into a field, then you figure most of it out on the job. Who knows, but I do miss the college days and all those girls, I mean classes in case my wife sees this.
ReplyDeleteOh yes. The "classes" were easy.
ReplyDeleteI have a web site where I give advise on penny stocks and stocks under five dollars. If their is anyone that is interested in these type of stocks you can check out my web site by just clicking my name. I would like to comment about is a college degree worth it is it overrated. Yes a college degree is overrated why does everybody seem to think a degree is nessessary. You got me maybe a couple of years at some teck school is nessessary' no I don't me trade school' job specific things some white collar some in the service sector instead of a traditional four year college degrees.
ReplyDeleteCorrelation does not imply causation.
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