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And
educated
women tend to have fewer children and space them more wisely, facilitating a higher level of care; women with seven years’ education, according to one study, had 2-3 fewer children than women with no schooling.
The reason why the Indian state of Kerala’s fertility rate is 1.7 per couple, whereas Bihar’s is more than four, is that Kerala’s women are
educated
and half of Bihar’s are not.
Moreover, women learn from other women, so uneducated women often emulate
educated
women’s success.
And, when
educated
girls work in the fields, as so many in the developing world must, their schooling translates directly into increased agricultural productivity and to a decline in malnutrition.
Meanwhile, China, with a graduate unemployment rate of 16%, is producing more highly
educated
workers than the economy can absorb.
Companies also need educated, hard-working, ethical employees and reliable, efficient suppliers.
But what about the impact on actual development, the likelihood that individual citizens of poor countries will live richer, healthier, more
educated
lives?
Both countries also possess a fairly
educated
middle class and intelligentsia alongside more traditional elites.
Even the most well intentioned of today’s government officials will undoubtedly fear the uncertainties of what a more
educated
and informed population might demand of them.
After all, migrants tend to be more
educated
than their compatriots back home.
Europe has the world’s healthiest and most
educated
population, its largest economy, and huge stores of soft power, owing also to its commitment to human rights and democratic values.
That works fine within today’s rules-based system, where the EU – with its well-enforced laws, technological competence,
educated
population, and broad cultural influence – plays a critical role in bringing together diverse actors.
That is why Xi is placing a strong emphasis on cultivating a new generation of highly educated, loyal, and, most important, incorruptible Party leaders.
The brain drain among Iraq’s
educated
youth has accelerated in the last ten years, because many of them simply see no future in the country.
Blue-state residents, who tend to be more
educated
and have higher incomes than residents of red states, have refrained from suggesting that their red-states compatriots exhibit behavior that falls short of the conservative rhetoric of personal responsibility.
Women who have completed secondary or tertiary education are more likely to enter and remain in the labor market than their less
educated
counterparts.
But, even for South Korea’s most highly
educated
and capable female workers, child rearing is a major career obstacle.
Of course, the potential of educated, empowered women to drive sustained economic growth is not limited to South Korea.
There have never been so many highly
educated
people in the world; yet the crises in Europe, the slow recovery in the United States, and the rise of emerging economies are revealing previously hidden flaws in the labor market.
Some are highly educated, but, finding it hard to find jobs commensurate with their skills, join the ranks of the underemployed.
The EU has highly talented, highly
educated
people.
Apart from a small number of highly educated, secular Shia from Baghdad, Iraqiya never attracted substantial Shia support.
In the “Brexit” vote, the fault lines were clear: rich versus poor, gainers versus losers from trade/globalization, skilled versus unskilled,
educated
versus less educated, young versus old, urban versus rural, and diverse versus more homogenous communities.
Establishment parties were once controlled by globalization’s beneficiaries: capital owners; skilled, educated, and digitally savvy workers; urban and cosmopolitan elites; and unionized white- and blue-collar employees.
Of course,
educated
observers know that US presidential elections are not decided by the popular vote, but by the Electoral College.
After all, a significant proportion of the incoming refugee population is said to be educated, motivated, and committed to building a better future in their new homes.
Such improvement in the lives and earning potential of poor people could indirectly help with the other challenges; after all, more prosperous people tend to be healthier, better fed, and more highly
educated.
The children of young and poorly
educated
girls tend to perform worse in school and have lower earnings as adults, perpetuating the cycle of poverty.
Consider Russia, a nation with vast natural resources, an
educated
population, and a rich heritage of scientific and cultural achievements.
The Chinese people are
educated
and talented, and their country has great potential, with high economic growth rates and an industrious work force.
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