Saturday, December 18, 2010

Medical education may be savior of the U.S. economy.

<P> An unexpected force currently possible to prevent the U.S. economic collapse, and that is valued at 3.5 trillion health and education sectors. .</ P> <P> the U.S. "Business Week" pointed out by the baby boomers aging and the gradual increase in two factors driving enrollment in other institutions, while almost all of layoffs, employees of hospitals and schools continues to increase. .U.S. health and education sectors for the past year alone has created 640,000 new jobs. .</ P> <P> people do not realize that health and education together constitute the largest source of employment, employing 2,800 people, accounting for the total number of work force by 20%. .Moreover, government funding, many of which directly or indirectly support jobs, which makes them less vulnerable to business cycle. .</ P> <P> It: http://finance., Currently, the U.S. on education and health care workers, demand is still rising. .In 2002, the U.S. Department of Education forecast released figures show the number of primary and secondary school enrollment peaked in 2005. .Now, enrollment, the highest point of the original forecast of 200 million people more, and growing. .Institutions of higher education enrollment is true. .</ P> <P> However, there is potential danger that may result in less tax revenue the state and local government funding cuts in education and health care. .</ P> <P> start if the economy remains in recession, policy-makers in addition to trying to fiscal stimulus measures, you can try another approach - to increase investment in education and health care. .Although this will be politically controversial, but the federal government to increase state funding for medical and education are likely to slow job losses in the rapid and effective approach. .</ P>.

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