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Economists argued that the sheepskin effect, rather than the skills learned in classes, accounted for much of the wage difference between graduates and non-graduates.
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Economists argued that the sheepskin effect, rather than the skills learned in classes, accounted for much of the wage difference between graduates and non-graduates.
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sheepskin effect
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Japanese Meaning
学位を取得した人が高収入を得るのは、教育で得た知識に起因するのではなく、その学位が持つ、雇用者に好まれる人格や特性を示しているためだとする理論。
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