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    The College Advantage: Weathering the Economic Storm

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    Carnevale, Anthony P.
    Jayasundara, Tamara
    Cheah, Ban
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    Many of the stories you've heard about the Great Recession often involve the plight of college graduates, or stories about how men and women have fared differently in the recession and recovery. The media have even created a new vocabulary to describe these differences, such as "Man-cession" and "Man-covery." But the evidence suggests that differences in education better explain how Americans have fared in these difficult economic times. In The College Advantage, we argue that college degrees have served as protection for Americans seeking shelter during a tough economic storm.
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    2013-07
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