In Are Too Many People Going to College, Charles Murray who is an libertarian political scientist, sociologist, author, and columnist, gives the example of a man who has average interpersonal and intrapersonal ability which would him an average manger, but is in 95th percentile for small-motor skills and spatial abilities that would make him a good electrician. “He begins by looking up he average income of electricians and managers on the Bureau of Labor Statistics website, and finds the average annual income for electricians in 2005 was $45,630, only about half of the $88,450 mean for the management occupations. It looks as if getting a B.A. will buy him a huge wage premium. Should he try to get a B.A. on economic
In Are Too Many People Going to College, Charles Murray who is an libertarian political scientist, sociologist, author, and columnist, gives the example of a man who has average interpersonal and intrapersonal ability which would him an average manger, but is in 95th percentile for small-motor skills and spatial abilities that would make him a good electrician. “He begins by looking up he average income of electricians and managers on the Bureau of Labor Statistics website, and finds the average annual income for electricians in 2005 was $45,630, only about half of the $88,450 mean for the management occupations. It looks as if getting a B.A. will buy him a huge wage premium. Should he try to get a B.A. on economic