Le preoccupazioni sull’evoluzione del sistema di istruzione terziaria negli Stati Uniti coinvolgono anche i più accorti osservatori dell’establishment.
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y parents in the U.S. are legitimately concerned about the prospects for their college-age children. After all, today’s students face three overlapping challenges: a long-term structural shift as the world’s effective labor supply expands; rising tuition and growing concerns about the quality of public higher education; and the misfortune of graduating into a weak labor market.
Peter Orszag is vice chairman of global banking at Citigroup Inc. and a former director of the Office of Management and Budget in the Obama administration.
