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March 31, 2025

De qué manera el género, la edad y el nivel de ingresos afectan la relación entre el crecimiento económico y la educación superior en la OCDE

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PGPedro Aljama GarcíaVRVerónica Annabel Estrella Romero

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Overview

Analysis shows varying impacts of higher education on economic growth in OECD countries, highlighting inequalities and dynamics by age and income level.

Key Points

  • Women with higher education contribute significantly to GDP per capita, surpassing male counterparts, suggesting a gender-linked economic advantage.
  • The analysis indicates that young professionals drive economic benefits, while educated adults in low-income settings show marginal or negative contributions.
  • Regression models applied to balanced panel data reveal the complexity of educational impacts on economic development across different income levels.
  • Tailored educational and economic policies are essential within the OECD to address disparities and leverage human capital for economic growth.

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García et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68af6d8a7567bf4f94feac07https://doi.org/10.63969/7nthkk23
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