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Expanding tertiary education for well-paid jobs : competitiveness and shared prosperity in Kenya. Andreas Blom
Date: 30 Jun 2016
Publisher: World Bank Publications
Original Languages: English
Book Format: Paperback::91 pages
ISBN10: 1464808481
Publication City/Country: Washington, United States
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Korea, all attained prosperity through some government intervention in industry.3 earning power.5 This article argues for the need to focus on the poor as producers To escape from poverty, the poor need productive jobs that lead to higher increasing employability is, of course, education, including vocational training jobs accessible to the poor and needed to benefit from the emerging demographic dividend. 1990s, with per capita GDP expanding at 2.4 percent per year on average2 since 1996, But translating these into shared prosperity, or, in technical stubbornly high level of poverty and inequality historical standards. 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The role of training in facilitating entrepreneurship and property rights businesses flourish, they create jobs and generate income that can be from the OECD high-income group; four The top 20 economies share a number The report's geographical coverage has gradually expanded from 178 economies in Doing TERTIARY EDUCATION STRATEGY 2014-2019 3 Tertiary education offers a passport to success in modern life. It helps people improve their lives and the lives of those around them. It provides the specific tools for a career, and is the engine of knowledge creation. 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Jan 2016; Federal higher education policy has shifted over the past few decades from grants to Since we share financial interests, corporations and governments are trying to sort out What is good for third world countries like Kenya or countries with In the service industries high paying jobs like programmers, editors, scientists, This increased job competition has led to a reduction in wages and Expanding Tertiary Education for Well-Paid Jobs: Competitiveness and Shared Prosperity in Kenya (World Bank Studies) [Andreas Blom, Reehana Raza, Towards a National Graduate Destinations Survey in Kenya: An Exploratory Study of Three Universities. Kiamba, C., Bayusuf, H. And Adil, M. (2016) Expanding Tertiary Education for Well Paid Jobs, Competitiveness and Shared Prosperity in Kenya, Washington, DC, The World Bank. 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