The correct answer is option A, Investment in education can lead to higher annual earnings.
According to annual statistics from the Federal Reserve provided by the US Census Bureau, the direct link between earnings and education is both, strong and incredibly well documented. In the year 2008, workers with a bachelor's degree in average earned 65 percent more than those with only a high school diploma and as much as 130 percent more than workers without a high school diploma.
According to the Department of Labor, the income difference between people with a college degree and those with only a high school diploma is known as the 'college premium', which has nearly doubled since the 1970's according to well-known labor economist Kevin Murphy.
In the year 2008, statistics showed that college graduates had significantly lower rates of unemployment (2.8 %) in relationship to high school graduates (5.7 %) and individuals who did not finish high school (9.0 %)
Answer:
They should tested more people
Explanation:
To conduct an experiment, they have to collect many data, repeating the experiment multiple time, design the study etc .
The method used in this scenario is wrong, the outcome of their experiment is based on one sample and the experiment was only conducted once with test of validity.
The result gotten this research may had been because of preference in their reading environment
Joe might like listening to music while he studied which gives him edge to performed well.
Before they can come to a conclusion, they have to involve many individuals in the study
I think it is <span>d.steady and consistent. </span>
I believe the answer is: Parenting that is more neglectful is related to a higher degree of delinquent behavior.
Neglected children would most likely see other people beside their families as an outlet to find a certain level of acceptance. Since these other people tend to be immature children around their age, they had higher chance to develop risky behaviour (such as violence, alcohol, drugs, etc)
