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A big reason is that women have become more educated than men, and more educated workers earn a large premium.
Countries with more educated older people have lower automation risks.
Respecting elders or people who are more educated than me.
And India is becoming wealthier, more urban and more educated.
Consumers have never been more educated about products and ingredients.
It makes the electorate potentially more educated than ever before.
But that doesn't mean you can't make a more educated guess.
"Consumers are far more educated today," GFMS analyst Cameron Alexander said.
More and more educated women attempt to avoid arranged marriages altogether.
I hope the future involves people being more educated about relationships.
Eastern Virginia tends to be more diverse, wealthier, and more educated.
Companies suddenly had a much more educated workforce to draw on.
"People are getting more educated on buprenorphine now," Ms. Nichols said.
People are more educated about wine, and have far more choices.
And he argued that the public has become more educated too.
And compared with their mothers, today's women are far more educated.
Furthermore, they are more urban and more educated than their parents.
Americans have continued a decades-long pattern of becoming more educated.
The more educated Semyon Grigoriev runs a mammoth museum in Yakutsk.
The result was just a more educated group of people in poverty.
Goldman also noted that women on average are more educated than men.
The more you educate mothers, the more educated their children [will be].
"Women who are more educated are more likely to cheat," Rosenberg said.
She needs to become much more educated about what her responsibilities are.
Wealthier, more educated societies have turned their focus to time on earth.
More educated immigrants were also more likely to intermarry, according to Niemeyer.
Young people tend to be more liberal as well as more educated.
I'm smarter, I'm richer, I'm more educated, I have a better life.
In counties with more educated voters, Trump's gains were far more modest.
Chinese women still seek to marry property-owning men more educated than themselves.
The population growth has swelled the ranks of unaffiliated and more educated voters.
A more equal world means a world with healthier, happier, more educated people.
And people growing up in the state are staying and becoming more educated.
We are excited about the future of a more educated, less indebted citizenry.
Study after study finds that areas with more educated work forces perform better.
Under the current immigration rules, immigrants on average are more educated than Americans.
Moreover, less educated workers would have gained almost as much as more educated workers.
Much more ... posh isn't a word for communist Poland, but more educated, more cultured.
Try to become more educated as far as what types of items are deductible.
As one puts it, the more educated you are, the less employable you become.
And the more educated a county's residents, the more likely they are to travel.
By 2012 the more educated ones were spending half an hour more per day.
Go deeper: U.S. women are now more educated than men, but lag in workforce
People with less education were also more at risk than their more educated counterparts.
It's more Republican, whiter, wealthier, and more educated than the nation as a whole.
"The more educated you become, the more powerful you're going to feel," she said.
Nor will more educated white-collar workers get a pass on the AI disruption.
"Some states are more progressive, more understanding and more educated than others," she says.
At 40%, the district is also significantly more educated than than the nationwide average.
"The German people are more educated in sciences and believe in science," he said.
Such "alternative" work arrangements are becoming more common among older and more educated workers.
Secondly, the more educated amongst us genuinely love the scientific nature of the results.
"What we decided is that we need to be more educated," Mr. Beene said.
So they try to appear a little more mainstream and a little more educated.
Worse, it's uneven: Older, wealthier and more educated people turn out in large numbers.
As information flow increases, "they become more educated as an investor class," said Fisher.
But Ni says the hardships of military life hit even those more educated recruits.
But these days it looks a lot like Mr. Levitt — more educated and less Republican.
The more educated Republicans are, the less likely they are to vote for Donald Trump.
If I was choosing the lessons, I'd want kids to be more educated and knowledgeable.
More transparency will lead to more educated decisions and recommendations about personal and corporate security.
I came out more educated, and understand the world better than when I went in.
Hers is slightly older, a bit more educated and far more well-off than his.
More-educated individuals reported fewer financial worries, while people with multiple chronic illnesses reported more.
Canada's foreign-born population is more educated than that of any other country on earth.
"The public is becoming a lot more educated at an extremely high pace," Asorey said.
I am reading up on index funds and looking to be a more educated investor.
These more educated Americans are increasingly less likely to divorce than their less educated counterparts.
More-educated patients have an upper hand when navigating the medical system, she told Reuters Health.
"The more educated you become, the more powerful you're going to feel," Hough told Women's Health.
Support for Trump among Mormons nationally was slightly lower among more educated members of the faith.
The current study adds to the evidence linking more educated nurses to lower surgical mortality rates.
But you might be able to make a more educated risk assessment based on this data.
In this generation, everyone is just so much more educated in current events than ever before.
It's led our fans to get more educated on things like immigration by watching the show.
In the run-off, Mr Macron performed better in areas with more educated and wealthy voters.
As we become more educated and expand the facts of our nature, we keep adding letters.
Consumers can also become more educated about what their policies cover and try to save accordingly.
People are also becoming more educated that they shouldn't get five or six in one sitting.
I think the goal is to try to enjoy more whole foods and become more educated.
"As people become more educated and health conscious, this sort of trend will continue," says Combi.
The more educated I become, the more I become a social-justice warrior about systemic racism.
As poor countries prosper and their young become more educated, they are more likely to migrate.
According to the Council, the millennial generation is more educated, diverse and indebted than prior generations.
Lesser-educated white areas swung to Mr. Trump, while more educated areas swung to Mrs. Clinton.
Bernie Sanders, with his more outsiderish, disruptive campaign, is more competitive with more educated, younger voters.
Historically, more educated voters have participated in polls, which means that they're overrepresented in the results.
Federal workers, on the whole, tend to be more educated than those in the private sector.
But with beauty customers more educated than ever, attention has turned toward the humble face cleanser.
"Now, being healthy is cool, and we're all more educated about the true power of food."
The times that I've spent to get a little bit more educated, all the options suck.
"People's eyes are a lot more educated than they get given credit for," Ms. Karlin said.
The Brexit vote pitted young against old, urban against rural, and more educated against less educated.
It's a really important issue and it's good that more congressman are more educated about this.
In a world of such abundance, how can consumers become more educated and make the right choices?
Those with more geographically dispersed social networks tend to be richer, more educated and healthier (see chart).
In the Republican Party, less-educated workers supported Trump, while more-educated voters supported anyone but Trump.
These candidates were more often younger, male, more educated and more likely to have private health insurance.
It led to better jobs and a more educated populace, but did little to expand the workforce.
You can give a more educated response, either in the affirmative or negative, with strong backing reasons.
In those low-concentration states, foreign-born populations tended to be more educated than the native-born.
I do and even more so now that I've become more educated about what its properties are.
They are also more educated, ethnically and racially diverse compared to Gen X, Baby Boomers and others.
He added that as journalists became more educated, they also became less connected to the broader community.
The goal, Krulak says, was to create ''a smarter, more selfless, more adept and more educated Marine.
Yeah, and now I understand why, because I've been down here more and I've become more educated.
While his footwork has always been about constant movement it looked more educated against Mizugaki and Dillashaw.
People are more educated in those power dynamics, but they haven't made any hard decisions like this.
But there's one optimistic trend: Americans are more educated than ever, and college degrees are generally paying off.
Pharmacists will also need to become more educated about advising customers on the injectors' proper use and maintenance.
I think the press and the public are more educated about all of the toxic behavior in tech.
Women are becoming more educated, which makes them less likely to put up with forced or early marriages.
Research shows the more educated people are, the less likely they are to be affected by information warfare.
These consumers tend to be more educated and have a higher income, making them prime targets for retailers.
I suppose it makes sense they would receive the Cubans with open arms, because they are more educated.
I think these sorts of fears offer an opportunity to become more educated in at least three ways.
What to watch: Fertility trends could reverse in some nations that continue to grow wealthier and more educated.
For the past two decades, the internet has helped billions of people become more educated, informed and empowered.
Parents seeking aid are now wealthier and more educated than in the past, according to the NAIS study.
More educated: First-time voters are more likely to be pursuing college and have parents with college degrees.
Catalist, Pew and Gallup all show a trend toward Democrats being more educated than they used to be.
As consumers become more environmentally savvy and more educated about Christmas trees generally, their preference in trees may shift.
Not surprisingly, citizens of successful states live longer, are wealthier, and are more educated than citizens of failed nations.
Creating a workforce that is more educated and less bogged down in student debt would benefit the economy immensely.
But with a little research and to my pleasant surprise, that initial reaction transformed to a more educated understanding.
Pew's survey of 3,370 individuals found that Mechanical Turk workers are younger and more educated than the average American.
Founded in 2012, Lending Robot utilizes machine learning to help customers make more educated peer-to-peer lending investments.
That's less of a threat now that health care providers are more educated about how to handle the vaccine.
According to Shimshack's research, those who bought supplies before landfall tended to be higher-income, more educated, and whiter.
According to the Brookings Institute, a public policy nonprofit, millennials are more diverse and more educated than previous generations.
He caveats that in mainland China the demographic looking to make dietary changes is typically more educated and affluent.
He called for doctors to be more educated on the crisis and for the DEA to do its job.
The gap is larger among more educated people, for example, and varies according to occupation, often in big ways.
Because of this, a number of polls — which included more educated voters in their samples — overstated Clinton's actual support.
More educated, higher-earning Americans are less likely to divorce than their lower-earning, less-educated peers, research shows.
Women are postponing marriage, becoming more educated and are more likely to be the primary breadwinners for their households.
"Similarly, commercial building owners will become more educated and conscientious about which coworking brand to align their building with."
Before the higher minimum wage took effect, people leaving Puerto Rico tended to be more educated than those who stayed.
Usage was much more common among younger, more educated, and white patients than in patients of color and older women.
The wealthier and more educated are also delaying marriage, but they're still much more likely to eventually end up married.
In a general sense, wealthier and more educated people tend to live longer, because they have access to better healthcare.
Millennials are more educated than any other generation in history — and they have half the net worth their parents had.
Jessop said the more educated a firm was on the topic, the more likely they were to be holding cryptocurrency.
Socioeconomic differences among mothers can muddy findings about breast-feeding because the practice is more common among more educated mothers.
"The sustainability thing is more important because consumers are more educated about sustainability and where products come from," Cohen said.
And now, people are more educated, and they want to wait [to have kids]; they want to have a career.
If people are more educated and they're more aware of these issues and more familiar, they won't feel so foreign.
A more educated population achieved a series of scientific breakthroughs that made it possible to reduce mortality and disease further.
But this time, the Democratic dominance among minority voters and gains among more educated whites more than offset the losses.
In the United States, and most developed countries, more educated and richer women are more likely to nurse their babies.
Monday's announcement falls in line with the administration's attempts to curb legal immigration, and favor wealthier and more educated immigrants.
Montana was never viewed as hospitable ground for Democrats, in contrast to suburban districts with wealthier and more-educated voters.
Now they are 18 points more likely to call themselves Republican, while other more educated groups have not changed much.
Generally, those who do not immunize their children are demographically more white and more educated, Dr. De St. Maurice said.
As we become more affluent and more educated, society has become less religious and less dependent upon a super being.
And that might explain why more-educated Americans have become more judgmental about divorce: They're seeing it a lot less.
Boys, older children and kids with more educated mothers were more likely to snack after the meal, the study also found.
Previous research has linked more educated nurses to better outcomes for hospital patients and lower rates of deaths and serious complications.
It's not discussed all over, but black women are more educated, but there aren't any opportunities for us once we graduate.
Remarkably, in most countries this proportion has fallen only slightly, even as people have become more educated and economies have modernised.
The older whites were, the more likely they were to oppose pay-for-play; the more educated they were, the same.
Similarly, just because you're an offline person who reads books instead of articles on Twitter doesn't make you any more educated.
Is the growth of inequality solely the result of "skill-biased technological change" (ie that new technologies favour more educated workers)?
Today, Indian immigrants are younger, more educated than native-born Americans, and they work disproportionately in science, technology, engineering and math.
As society slowly becomes more educated from generation to generation, the general public's attitudes toward globalization should move toward the experts'.
The more educated the public becomes about the specific methods used by Russian trolls, the less effective those methods will be.
"It was a new concept to them, and over the years, they have become more interested and more educated," Barber said.
And while life expectancies have increased, better-paid and more educated people tend to live longer than those who earn less.
Women in many developed countries, including the United States, Canada, Britain, Japan, Norway and Australia, are now more educated than men.
And urban neighborhoods are younger and richer than they used to be, with more educated residents and fewer school-age children.
Though they're strikingly different ideologically, both candidates are competing for some of the same supporters — white, highly engaged, more educated voters.
The company does, however, want to use the data to eventually help creators make more educated decisions about their funding goals.
Democrats active on social media are whiter, more liberal and more educated (and thus more affluent) than Democrats as a whole.
Any Democrat who wants to win will need to appeal to independents in these more educated, suburban parts of Kansas, he added.
She also hopes people get more educated on the subject, and that her movie can help shine a light on the problem.
The House districts with the closest races in the midterm elections tend to be more educated than the rest of the country.
"[Teens] are seeing Givenchy and Chanel and becoming more educated, their taste quite refined," explains Sarah Owen, a trend forecaster at WGSN.
And today's teenagers are more educated and disciplined than previous generations, with the lowest rates of smoking, drinking and drugging on record.
She tells Rose and Dr. Donaghue that she feels more educated now during her second pregnancy than she did with her first.
Back then, I wish I would have had the knowledge to check portfolios, and I wish I would have been more educated.
Being more educated will not only lead to higher incomes, but also give girls new skills that help out in daily life.
But among those people who think and are a little more educated and thoughtful about these sorts of issues, there is appreciation.
The population is young and English-speaking, and a booming service sector is keeping more educated Filipinos from seeking their fortunes abroad.
Within India's caste system, the couple were more educated and monied, so people from classes deemed lower wouldn't hire them, Pandit said.
Women are more educated now and in some areas marry later in life, factors that academics say lead to more stable marriages.
It is true that more-educated women are marrying later in life than their parents did, which may feed the Dunham stereotype.
Erich Schuttauf, the executive director of the American Association for Nude Recreation, said they tend to skew older, more educated and wealthier.
Gates, who moderates the talk, calls Khan's efforts "amazing," and an example of how technology can help create a more educated world.
In the years since medical legalization, consumers have become more educated and sophisticated about products, and the state's medical market is relatively saturated.
They failed to adapt to a more educated, individualistic electorate, relying instead on old institutions like churches and trade unions to rally support.
Earnest was hardly alone in its struggles to turn the business of lending to a younger, more educated demographic, into a sustainable business.
"The two demographic trends with the largest impact in that region are increased diversity and a more educated populace," reports the Houston Chronicle.
They divorced the next year and the jazz musician was said to be cruel to Gardner, whom he pushed to become more educated.
Parties also shifted their bases of support in the late 20th century away from working-class interests toward more educated and affluent interests.
Women can combat that by studying up and becoming more educated, which in turn will lead to more certainty, the UBS report found.
Employers realised that more educated workers were more productive, but were reluctant to train them themselves because they might defect to another employer.
This year, "whites with lower levels of education came out in greater relative numbers than younger, more-educated and minority voters," Young said.
If that doesn't deter them, she said she suggested that they get more educated about the wine business before making a large purchase.
"Certain kinds of men—white men, more educated men—are more able to resist that movement into traditionally female jobs," Dr. Roos says.
When there are more educated people, there will be more skilled entrepreneurs with the ability to execute on their vision for the future.
Rising productivity — whether through better technology, more educated workers or smarter business strategies — is why people's economic fortunes, on average, improve over time.
New research from Gallup released Tuesday reveals the party is getting less white, more educated, less religious and progressively more liberal since 2001.
"They're engaged more in the work force, they're now active participants of society, they're more educated, they have higher skills," Mr. Heckman said.
In the middle, Mr. Buttigieg has emerged as a significant threat, wresting away some of Ms. Warren's support from more educated, white voters.
It also controls a huge amount of personal information about many of its users, which it can use to make more educated decisions.
"If you can see the homes remotely and be more educated before you actually make a trip, you'll make the process easier," he said.
Generally speaking, millennials are more educated, less wealthy, and more indebted than previous generations, and these inequities are compounded along racial and gender lines.
Kent County, which includes Grand Rapids and its suburbs, has grown by 14 percent since 2000, and the population has become increasingly more educated.
Muttarak said the data suggested that many people around the world will be healthier and more educated by the turn of the next century.
I'm more educated on the impact of transgenerational trauma in my family, and I've come to see its roots in domestic and social violence.
Equally, the more educated a woman is, the more restricted the pool of desirable husbands, especially when religion and caste come into the equation.
The survey results also suggest that younger people, the more educated, and those living in cities are particularly likely to feel positive towards migrants.
Now, even though the average minimum wage worker is on average more educated and more productive, they're more than $4000 below the poverty line.
Unfortunately, only 33% of Somali women and girls think FGM should end, although this number is somewhat higher for wealthier and more educated categories.
Unfortunately, only 33% of Somali women and girls think FGM should end, although this number is somewhat higher for wealthier and more educated demographics.
You need to be able to listen closely to those who are more educated on the subject than you, and then call the shot.
Clinton is making that up with support from nonwhites — three-quarters of whom say they will vote for her — and more educated white voters.
I've made it a goal to get more educated on candidates, so I vow to myself I'll get more informed before the April election.
Americans are getting more and more educated—and that has left a massive deficit of people willing to flip burgers in fast food joints.
So as the buyers become more educated, you know, 30 years ago no one would have been talking about, oh, how are you farming?
More educated respondents, those in urban areas, and those with insufficient rest and leisure, are much less satisfied with their lives than the average.
The traditionally Republican area has a wealthier and more educated populace than the median congressional district and a strong steel and energy industry presence.
In general, women today are more educated and make up more of the workforce than ever before, in part because of affirmative action policies.
In November, unemployment dropped for those without a high school diploma and high school dropouts, and it edged higher for people who were more educated.
"I have learned an extremely valuable lesson and am taking steps to grow, become more educated, and be a better version of myself," he wrote.
We're so much more educated on this CTE stuff (chronic traumatic encephalopathy), there's no way I would ever allow my kids to play football today.
The more educated and informed you are, the better equipped you are to help raise support and awareness for your transitioning friend or loved one.
The anti-Muslim comments make me more determined to change the world for the better and make people more educated about the beauty of Islam.
While Obama lost the district in 2012, the city has grown more diverse and more educated since then, both demographics that Clinton does well with.
The authors also state that this diverse group of seniors will become more educated in the next decade, which should result in lower poverty levels.
But embracing natural hair means recognizing the spectrum of styles that can be created with it, and to do that, we need more educated stylists.
Tech employees, who skew younger and more educated than people in other industries, are more likely to identify as Democrats and to donate as such.
In the description of the video on its YouTube channel, the People's Daily explains how the army is attempting to recruit more educated young people.
And the same study showed that women who lived in cities, were wealthier, and more educated had a higher likelihood of being overweight or obese.
Importantly, income level is an excellent predictor of emissions; the more educated and affluent a shopper is, the researchers found, the larger her carbon footprint.
Part of this is because funding flows abundantly to postsecondary options that are better suited for younger student populations as well as the more educated.
However, as shoppers become more educated about the environmental concerns associated with producing their clothes and shoes, brands become more incentivized to offer sustainable alternatives.
Even after adjusting for the fact that lesbians are on average more educated than straight women, and less likely to have children, the gap persists.
That is, as societies become more wealthy, more educated, God tends to play, or religious institutions tend to play, a smaller role in our lives.
To put this in perspective, this means that not only is this group more educated than Trump approvers but, also among the overall electorate (58%).
The share among Hillary Clinton voters was higher, at 43 percent, but even among the more educated in the party, most people haven't graduated college.
As Sudanese people became more educated, they grew angrier with the way Abboud was running the country — and more emboldened to speak out against it.
Adults with lower income and education tend to have higher rates of divorce, while wealthier and more-educated Americans may be less likely to divorce.
You note that we've become more "educated consumers" in terms of how taste informs whom we choose to date and what kind of sex we seek.
Compared with the general U.S. population, researchers found that Twitter users tend to be younger, more educated and more likely to identify with the Democratic Party.
Data came from people who came across the game online and chose to play it, so was skewed toward younger, male, liberal and more educated demographics.
Doctors need to get more educated on how to prescribe opioids for appropriate durations of time, but it&aposs also moved on to heroin and fentanyl.
In fairness, the gambles made by venture capitalists today are rather more educated and even more predictable than those made at horse-tracks and slot machines.
While more educated, conservative voters who may have been more likely to split their ticket are looking less enthusiastic, Mr. Trump's base remains energized, he said.
"Women are getting more educated, they're more emancipated, they're more independent," said Prannoy Roy, co-founder of India's NDTV news channel and a veteran poll analyst.
As societies become more wealthy, more educated, religious institutions tend to play a smaller role in their lives, yet our modern-day anxieties and questions grow.
As the dining business, especially at the high end, attracts more educated and skilled workers, there is increased pressure to treat them fairly, professionally and predictably.
"Just getting my degrees has helped me immensely, just within the game of football and with people, just making me more educated in general," Dak says.
You took the time to get the help you needed and now you're more educated, so when you do have another one you know what to do.
The dearth of Spanish interviews means polls tend to include Latinos that are wealthier and more educated than average, and more Latinos that were born in America.
The advocates of the open/closed theory frequently argue that professional people—that is people like them—are more comfortable with globalisation because they are more educated.
Indeed, early voters tend to be older and more educated than the electorate as a whole—the very group that have the highest turnout rate (see chart).
More from Tonic: The shocking numbers are more educated guess than documented fact, since thousands of overdose deaths are classified as "undetermined" rather than intentional or accidental.
I tasted the red wine again in Milan, with a sommelier friend and a distributor of natural wines, both of whom have more educated palates than mine.
"The more educated ones, Sandra Good and 'Squeaky' Fromme, just didn't care for their parents and the type of life they were growing up in," she added.
Schools are expensive, and, as new industries demand more educated workers, the stakes are higher than ever when it comes to the global economy and class mobility.
We've all hopefully moved on from the "ew, gross, you have bacteria all over your face" phase, and transitioned into a more educated awareness of skin flora.
"I believe the increased traction of the vaccine choice movement may simply be the natural byproduct of consumers becoming more educated about their health," Ms. Elizabeth wrote.
"Women are getting more educated, they're more emancipated, they're more independent," said Prannoy Roy, a co-founder of India's NDTV news channel and a veteran poll analyst.
As a result, these regions are experiencing a virtuous circle of growth: Their knowledge-intensive industries prosper, drawing in even more educated workers, which reinforces their advantage.
However, more educated, healthier and richer people living in societies with more economic resources are also much better equipped to cope with the difficulties caused by warming.
No country admits immigrants exclusively using the points system that awards higher-skilled, more educated immigrants, even in the widely heralded Canadian system, and for good reason.
In essence, PROMESA will make our students more proficient, thus, paving the way for a new and more educated workforce that can compete in the global economy.
The more educated and urban the population, it found, the more people trusted the internet for news, especially on sensitive issues like the economy and antigovernment protests.
But the SORA institute, a pollster, had said that mail-in ballots were likely to favor van der Bellen because they are traditionally used by more educated voters.
In deference to experts more educated on these difficult topics, the artist, production team, and JAHC have made the decision to not run the piece in today's show.
"From the data we've seen so far, more educated people tend to have more of a problem with Donald Trump, Republican or not," Green from NC State said.
"Collectors start with a print, then they buy a painting, then once they become more educated, they're more interested in buying different types of art," Ms. Kluk said.
"I believe that the more we have these hearings then the more educated that Congress becomes and the press becomes and the public becomes," Kint told The Hill.
Where here it's a little noisier and there are people who are a little more educated about media, in the Philippines, in certain countries it gets super dangerous.
In Washington (home to his newest project, in the Old Post Office building), the coveted neighborhoods right around its metro stops are growing whiter, wealthier and more educated.
It seems that no matter what way you looked at it, the tightest races this November will end up being about 20% more educated than the country overall.
Most importantly, second generation immigrants are socially mobile and, over generations, the negative impact of the initial immigrant cohort disappears as their children become more educated and productive.
JOHN HARWOOD: What does the Republican party do about the perception that it is the party of less educated people, and Democrats are the party of more educated people?
Stakes are high for Afghans hoping to reform Parliament, challenge the dominance of warlords and the politically corrupt and replace them with a younger, more educated generation of politicians.
Indeed, 52% of mothers with children under the age of six report that having a child is harder than they expected; the proportion is higher amongst more educated women.
All of this brings us to why the wage gap still persists in 2017, even as women have become more educated and gained more work experience than ever before.
One large survey shows that the more educated the woman, the more likely she is to have met or communicated with her husband before the wedding day (see chart).
One stunning find: Wealthier, more educated black women in New York City are also dying or almost dying in childbirth at a far higher rate than their white neighbors.
Baby boomers are aging out of the workforce at the same time the pool of available labor has become more educated, and thus less interested in blue-collar jobs.
Winner: Michelle Kim on "The Age of Post-Truth Politics" Ideally, greater exposure to diverse ideas and more opportunities for fact-checking would result in a more educated public.
Williams said data auditing can help consumers make more educated choices about which applications they should give their information to in lieu of clear regulation or potentially unhelpful regulation.
The more educated people are, the better equipped they are to understand the decisions of their leaders and the more likely they are to engage in civic life themselves.
"As certain groups got bigger and more educated, we felt like we had the right to complain," says Nancy A. Shenker, founder and CEO of theONswitch, a marketing firm.
Explicit racist and sexist appeals appeared to cost Trump some votes from more educated whites, but it may have won him even more support among whites with less education.
There's a lot of ways to have an impact and the more in tune I am, the more connected, the more educated I am about a variety of topics.
Compared with the general population, people on Mechanical Turk are younger, more educated, and more likely to accept climate science — though a lot less likely than an Audubon member.
You have so much video, you can watch every YouTube video of guys and mechanics, and so I just feel like the younger generation's more educated than ever before.
"Customers are more educated and demanding than ever before, more value conscious, and mixing and matching price points in their wardrobes in a very Western way," Mr. Guarino said.
So far, states, not the federal government, have led the way — sometimes out of a hope that a more educated work force would attract businesses and improve local economies.
With a need for more educated and technically-adept recruits to respond to a variety of threats, the military can no longer rely on patriotism alone to motivate enlistment.
But the more you got up into the more educated classes, the more you ended up with the materialistic view that we're just going to be corpses and that's it.
Melissa Ridolfi, vice president for retirement and college leadership at Fidelity Investments, told CNBC that Fidelity is seeing parents become more educated when it comes to their children's college funds.
Veterans still face disadvantages when applying for jobs after returning home, despite being more educated, experienced and loyal than their civilian peers, according to a Veteran Opportunity Report from LinkedIn.
More educated and richer white voters, once the heart of the Republican Party, are trending toward the Democrat Party, while blue-collar voters are moving swiftly to the Republican Party.
Other research is equally clear on the need for a more educated workforce, and the ways in which earning a high school diploma helps students avoid the pitfalls of poverty.
According to the historian Landon R. Y. Storrs, of the University of Iowa, that effort shifted power from lawmakers to career civil servants, who were often more educated and skillful.
On the positive side for Democrats, more educated whites are expected to play a key role in the party's efforts to retake control of the House, especially in suburban districts.
Reed has been on a campaign to spread awareness about the dangers of playing full-contact football and believes players need to be more educated about the risks of CTE.
The union didn't just want more educated women in Sudan — they wanted them to be able to vote and to work if they wanted to, even if they were married.
And because Clinton's support clustered in wealthier, more educated, and more urban areas, Clinton won the popular vote but lost the electoral college, which amplifies the vote in sparsely populated states.
The series' collection of expert perspectives and witness interviews, including both John and Lorena, offers viewers a chance to reexamine the issue at hand through a more educated and complete viewfinder.
There are far more educated voices who can speak to the history of this movement, and I won't minimize their work into a soundbite, but it is very much worth researching.
Fans are more educated about the game, the media is more engaged than ever, and the development of the game itself—the coaching and training opportunities—have really blossomed and thrived.
Women on maternity leave tended to be older than the average woman who gave birth, as well as more educated, more likely to be married and more likely to be white.
I think men in some communities are going through a period of male redundancy as women become more educated, want careers, and no longer want to get married and so on.
She also criticized politicians who rely on divisions to get votes, and said that the more educated Kenyans are about history and the civic process, the less likely violence will be.
Key suburban counties flipped blue last night in Kentucky, Pennsylvania and Virginia, with the support of higher-income, more educated, mostly female voters who take issue with Mr. Trump's pugilistic style.
He said one of the main reasons for this is that baby boomers in general are much more educated than their parents, allowing them to take less physically-demanding corporate jobs.
Wisconsin — overwhelmingly white, with a Republican electorate that is more educated and religious than that of many states — was fertile ground for Mr. Sanders and Senator Ted Cruz, Republican of Texas.
Irfan believes this is why her experience was safer: because people are more educated, unlike in the northwestern province of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, where it wasn't possible for her to travel alone.
While it turned off more educated voters who tend to have more racially progressive views, the effect wasn't large enough for 2016 Democratic challenger Hillary Clinton in a few key areas.
"Minority shareholders are getting more educated and are asking management and boards to be more accountable for their actions," David Gerald, president of investor body Securities Investors Association (Singapore), told Reuters.
He worked for years on his preaching, refining sermons, listening to other preachers and creating an ongoing workshop in his home where he invited more educated preachers to critique his sermons.
"It's not just about supplements or protein shakes, it's more about healthy living and helping people become more educated so that they can live their life to their full potential," Vonn said.
Younger, more educated respondents from the ages of 18 to 34 were more willing to take the plunge (or, rather, were less concerned about taking a literal plunge) in a pilotless plane.
The conclusion are limited because participants in the program are picked by employers, so it's possible that employers select workers who are more educated or skilled than the overall prison labor force.
"We have the model minority stereotype -- we're said to be more educated and things like that, which are all myths really -- so they don't associate Asian-Americans with being undocumented," Lee said.
While younger, more educated people may be angry at the "social injustice" of wealth inequality (witness Bernie Sanders's supporters), blue-collar workers rarely complain about senior management's pay, no matter how high.
Crowe gives Ailes more East Coast bluster than his actual speaking voice had; he sounds a little like a more-educated Archie Bunker, looks a little like Peter Griffin in a suit.
In addition, people who are more educated exhibit less anxiety and depression, have fewer functional limitations, and are less likely to have a serious health condition like diabetes, cardiovascular disease or asthma.
They now have a 5-4 advantage in the congressional delegation, furthering the representation of younger, more educated and in many cases tech-employed voters who do not support President Trump's politics.
Gen Z is a bit more removed from real life shit, communicate more with hands than voice, yet they are way smarter, progressive, more educated and exposed to more than past generations.
You're already speaking, as you said, to a lot of the people who are winning, and who are here getting themselves more educated and therefore more likely to just continue to win.
The parent had collected the letters from students who had accepted an invitation to become more educated about the Holocaust by meeting with a scholar of the period in the parent's home.
More importantly, not seeking out my colleagues' advice meant missing out on the opportunity to learn from others who may have been more experienced, more educated, and more skilled than I was.
And on that question, Clarke and Tomlinson's data tells a consistent story: White people in less educated areas swung heavily to Trump, while people of color and more educated whites did not.
Many of these workers think they're paying too much in taxes to support the salaries and benefits of the government workforce—which tends to be more educated, more female, and less white.
And, following a pattern seen in other contests, Trump performed best among voters without a college degree, but even more-educated voters still broke in his favor, if with a smaller margin.
What's more, instead of just not retweeting her, the senators made sure to perform an uncertainty designed to make them look that much more educated than someone who says "motherfucker" on her Insta.
Big cities are becoming younger, more ethnically diverse, more educated and more socially liberal, while smaller towns are ageing, are less diverse, more nostalgic and more socially conservative, studies by political geographers show.
California has a more educated workforce and stronger innovation, but when it comes to commercial "friendliness" and the cost of doing business, it is in last place and third-to-last place respectively.
Even Latino immigrants, who lag behind other immigrants (who tend to be more educated) in how long it takes them to speak English, perform much better than the European immigrants of the 1880s.
Tan said he is focused on growing the business and its services regardless, but he did admit there's a need for "the Hong Kong investment public to be more educated on tech companies."
During the next 10 months of Democratic campaigning, one of the top trends to watch will be how the public feels about Medicare for All as it gets more educated about the topic.
Rawat hopes that with her product, she can help create a more educated narrative by acknowledging and crediting the original source of the knowledge, thus ensuring they benefit from the commercialization of it.
Another is that two groups have been conflated into one, creating a false impression of causality: Consumption has declined mainly among more educated, wealthier Americans, while obesity and diabetes disproportionately afflict the poor.
However, they're physically demanding or mentally stressful — often a combination of both — leading many millennials, who are likely to be more educated than the generations before them, to seek employment in other sectors.
Those who first give birth in their late 30s tend to be more educated with higher-earning jobs, while those who have babies in their early 20s have less education and lower earnings.
"I feel like with my second baby, I'm more educated than the first one," Chyna shared in September on Loveline with Amber Rose, explaining that she planned on ingesting placenta pills after the birth.
"[Going public] was an exciting time for us, but [now] our focus is getting the Hong Kong investment public to be more educated on tech companies," Tan told TechCrunch in an interview this week.
We grow up essentially being told that the more educated we are, and the higher ranked the universities we attend, the more access we'll have to better jobs, and the more we'll be paid.
If we have "more educated, empowered people in the world buying products and producing goods, and spending resources and traveling and learning -- that's going to impact our economy, as well," the first lady said.
Columbus is itself vastly changed from the insular town of the mid-22010th century where Mr. Pence grew up: faster-growing, more educated and more diverse, but also less family-oriented and less safe.
While it turned off more educated voters who tend to have more racially progressive views, the effect wasn't large enough for 20183 Democratic challenger Hillary Clinton in a few key areas of the country.
Players are more educated and involved in the business decision-making process with their agents than ever, and each knows that there's two sides to this sport—the fun side and the money side.
These suburbs west of Milwaukee are less white and more educated than they used to be, but over all they have changed much more slowly than suburbs in states like Virginia, Georgia and Arizona.
Democrats are best-positioned in wealthier, more educated districts that didn't like Trump in 2016 The most striking is the concentration of the Democrats' very best chances in relatively affluent and well-educated districts.
But a burst of new research in Europe, Canada and the United States has pointed to decreases in recent decades in more educated populations with better-controlled cholesterol, blood pressure, and heart and lung health.
From Canada, Japan, Norway to Australia, young women on average earn almost 15 percent less than men, even though they are more educated, said the Paris-based Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD).
American women are more educated than ever, but in a surprising twist, the workforce participation rate for women has plateaued and even fallen over the past few years, according to Bureau of Labor Statistics data.
Starting in 2000, it follows what most of us already know anecdotally and instinctively -- that more educated workers saw a smaller surge in unemployment during the 2008-2009 recession, and more rapid wage growth afterward.
"There's a lot of wealthier, more educated white voters who maybe liked Romney but maybe don't like Trump, and that's her target and that's the suburbs," said Kyle Kondik, managing editor of Sabato's Crystal Ball.
But it is interesting to think about how Democrats could sustain damage in the Rust Belt in future years and still win with more diverse and more educated states like Virginia, Colorado and North Carolina.
Laura Armedaris from Washington, D.C., said younger teens were more than capable: I'm 15 years old and I know several people that are 16/17 and are far more educated than some people over 23.
But a new independent body of research finds that only about 2 to 8 percent of rape reports are false, and police are slowly getting more educated about the real signs of a false report.
Church attendance eventually rose to 90 percent in the 20th century and priests, who were more educated than their flocks, took leadership positions in all facets of Irish life and were imbued with great authority.
A pre-election study by Morning Consult warned that wealthier, more educated Republicans appeared slightly more reluctant to tell phone interviewers that they supported Mr. Trump, compared with similar voters who responded to online polls.
Meanwhile, older, more educated white people living in big cities are more likely to maintain their coveted positions, either because their jobs are irreplaceable or because they're needed in new jobs alongside our robot overlords.
You can really geek out on this stuff, but even just a high-level understanding of a lot of it will help people at least become more educated, make some more-informed decisions about it.
Because the women's employment rate in Italy lags so far behind the men's rate, its active population would jump if that gap closed quickly—and if everybody worked longer and became more educated (see chart 2).
The big picture: Historically, standardized tests like the SAT have favored students from wealthy, more educated families who have had the opportunity to take the PSAT or pay for test prep, according to the Washington Post.
They have tried appealing to our privilege, based on the recognition that the wave of Asian-Americans who arrived after immigration reforms in the 2000s were, on average, significantly more educated than Americans as a whole.
There's also no guarantee that the stark educational divide of the 2016 presidential election will be as prominent without Mr. Trump on the ballot, or as important with midterm voters, who tend to be more educated.
"As we've become safer, as we have become more educated, as we have become more prosperous, Prince William County has also become more diverse," Mr. Stewart said enthusiastically about this booming Northern Virginia jurisdiction he leads.
It took months to prepare their first issue because they struggled to find a balance between pursuing nurturing themes like second-wave feminism, which might appeal to a more educated audience, and attracting a wider readership.
Those younger white Americans — and the more educated women in particular — are going to have a lot of opportunities to talk to their parents, grandparents, siblings, cousins, and so on about what happened on Election Day.
The health disparities were found at a population level, not an individual level, so we don't know whether the wealthier and more educated women in these regions were the same individuals who got 22D mammography, Richman said.
Researchers have devoted lots of effort to understanding the attitudes and experiences of people born in the 1980s and early 1990s (that is, millennials or generation Y), who are more educated and poorer than their elders are.
But a more educated guess at what the anonymous street artist enjoys nibbling on is a "Walled Off Salad": the signature dish served all day at the ground floor café of his Walled Off Hotel in Bethlehem.
"Physically active and more educated people are more likely to be more attentive to health issues; affluent people are more likely to have better lifestyle habits and get better medical care," Forti told Reuters Health by email.
In this way, institutional investors like pension funds and foreign governments will be able to quantify their exposure to California earthquake risk and make more educated decisions about what sort of returns to demand on those investments.
The technologies were used most widely among younger and more educated Americans: More than 90 percent of adults with at least a bachelor's degree or between the ages of 18 and 35 used navigation apps, for example.
But it is also because the very applause lines and abusive and divisive behaviors that appeal to his base turn off more-moderate and more-educated suburban Republicans, and do nothing to attract independents or conservative Democrats.
That's because the 800,000 immigrants who came to the U.S. as children and who are protected by the policy — called Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, or DACA — are more educated and more productive than undocumented immigrants broadly.
But the paper found that by the time children were 12, the less educated women had a gap similar to more educated ones, maybe because low-income women are more likely to stop working after having children.
Perhaps the single best predictor of social liberalism in America, aside from Democratic Party membership, is education: The more educated you are, the more likely you are to be open to things like marriage equality and immigration.
As a more educated generation enters into the 65 and above age bracket, there are an increased number of workers who are more likely to live longer and to have jobs that are not as physically demanding.
When it came to the allegations of sexual misconduct, the poll found that Americans who are younger, more educated and single were more likely to believe the allegations than those who are older, less educated and married.
And the growth of remote work has been mostly concentrated among knowledge workers, who tend to be more educated and wealthier, though more manual or in-person labor has elements that can be — and are being — done remotely.
While voters for Podemos, M5S and Syriza tend to be more educated than average, and also younger, the best predictor of support for the right-populists of the north is usually how early an individual left formal schooling.
"As more and more internet companies have gone public over the past five, six, seven years, investors have become more educated on timing and pricing in the incremental supply," Devitt told CNBC's "Fast Money: Halftime Report " on Thursday.
Buffeted by technological change and seemingly out of place in an economy where skills and credentials are in ever more demand, this cohort struggled while more educated workers scored jobs and promotions and rose on the economic ladder.
More educated workers, on the other hand, are paid substantially less than private-sector equivalents, and CBO finds that overall the federal government pays only about 3 percent more than it would if it matched private pay schedules.
She enters March seeking to accumulate delegates for a potential contested convention and is most realistically hunting for them in more educated enclaves, like Seattle and Denver, where she recently held rallies and is investing heavily in advertising.
Perhaps the single best predictor of social liberalism in America, aside from Democratic Party membership, is education: The more educated you are, the more likely you are to be open to things like same-sex marriage and immigration.
The president's "base" is widely recognised to be whites who did not complete college; perhaps unsurprisingly, the Democrats have reaped their biggest financial advantages in districts that have more educated voters and fewer white ones than the national average.
Mitt Romney won the Tar Heel State in 2012 after Obama's narrow victory there in 2008, but similar demographic changes to those taking place in Virginia — more nonwhite voters, more educated white voters — seem to be strengthening Democrats' position.
Women are now more educated than men and are keen to succeed in the workforce, despite entrenched sexism and a huge gender pay gap (the average South Korean woman makes just 63% of the salary of the average man).
The more educated you are, the more likely you are to vote for Democrats," said Evan Siegfried, a Republican strategist and author of "GOP GPS: How to Find the Millennials and Urban Voters the Republican Party Needs to Survive.
"Our hope would be, as the state sets the standard, and if people become more educated about the harms of conversion therapy, that religious institutions or these kinds of 'pray the gay away' camps will back away," he said.
Many of those seats are held by freshmen — the vast majority of the 222 seats Democrats flipped in the midterms were in suburban territory where voters tend to be wealthier and more educated than the country as a whole.
Moderate conservatives concerned about upholding the rule of law may find it difficult to vote for Mr. Netanyahu, Ms. Talshir said, noting that in more educated, well-heeled districts like north Tel Aviv, Mr. Saar made a strong showing.
With co-author Hye-Yon Lee, Mutz's research on the topic suggests that America's population has become both more educated and less religious than it has ever been, leading to a broader acceptance of non-traditional, non-heteronormative ideals.
"Some people are not actually emotionally or psychologically fit to own stocks, but I think that more of them would be," Buffett said, if they were more educated on what they were really buying, which is part of a business.
In 1994, mothers aged between 25 and 34 spent about 11 hours a week on child-care activities; by the early 2000s that had climbed to 16 hours amongst less educated women and had above 20 hours for more educated women.
People who left the community they grew up in tend to be more educated and earn higher incomes: In addition, Cromartie points out that people who have low-skill jobs don't need to move as far to find other opportunities.
KATOWICE, Poland (Reuters) - Poland's ruling nationalists want to appeal to more educated urban voters beyond their conservative rural base ahead of a parliamentary election later this year when they hope to gain a large enough majority to change the constitution.
Funes expects an upcoming randomized control trial on water harvesting projects to show that increased production leads to healthier, more educated communities that are better prepared for climate change and less likely to lose people to "an American dream up north".
And their message has only intensified before the first debate, which looms as a showdown for a wide spectrum of voters — minorities and women and more educated voters on one side, white men and working-class voters on the other. Mrs.
"I think that the older that you get and the more thoughtful that you get and the more educated that you get about the well-being of the next generation to come, you have to be focused," Ms. Lee said.
That means the CIO has to be even more educated on the needs of the business to ensure they are making proper investments and partnering with the right organizations, something Arbour excelled at given her background in the tech industry.
While women are more educated and skilled than they have ever been, few work in the private sector, fewer hold senior positions in any institution, and women-owned businesses tend to be informal, home-based enterprises with little opportunity to grow.
Women are more educated: In every group except Asians, more women than men hold college and advanced degrees — white men (37.5%), white women (44.7%); black men (28.2%), black women (34.8%); Hispanic men (17.5%), Hispanic women (25.6%); Asian men (65.2%), Asian women (62.9%).
They are bound by common experiences such as travel, exposure to other Europeans and academic qualifications (even those who move for more mundane jobs, the Spanish barman working in Berlin, say, tend to be more educated than those among whom they grew up).
Only 3 of every 1,000 American births are projected to end in infant death — half the most recent rate, according to the UN. The fertility rate will stabilize, and if current trends continue, the youth of 2040 will be more educated than ever.
Fueled by the rise of a younger generation of voters who are more educated and better informed than their parents, as well as increasing frustration with widespread corruption and sclerotic government institutions, the opposition Cambodia National Rescue Party nearly won the 2013 election.
" He also explains why he started a new account, adding ... "I decided to take it down and start fresh because I have learned an extremely valuable lesson and am taking steps to grow, become more educated, and be a better version of myself.
"If we really want to overcome the wounds of our civil war and build a more educated society and more profound Spanish democracy, we have a huge workload left before us, which certainly includes giving every victim a proper burial," Mr. Canales added.
While they take a small bite out of the wages of native-born workers without a high school diploma, they provide an overall boost to productivity that increases the pay of more educated workers by up to 10 percent, labor economists say.
"Trump has proved to be largely impervious to attack in the primaries, but he's now facing a much different electorate," Balz concluded in depicting voters beyond the GOP base as younger, more racially diverse, more educated and more balanced in terms of gender.
So much of the startup process is a matter of risk-taking and chance, but the more experience one has, and the more educated a guess you can make, the less you are leaving things to chance; the less risk you are taking.
LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Women in developed countries are now more educated than men, yet they still earn less, are poorly represented in politics, and less likely to join the top ranks in business or become an entrepreneur, a global think-tank said on Wednesday.
But conceptually, it starts with three simple observations about turnout in midterm elections dating to 1982, based on available voter file, census and polling data: Turnout among young, nonwhite and less educated voters is consistently lower relative to older, white and more educated voters.
It is clear, however, that in Namibia and all across the developing world, the older generation of long-term immigrants is being eclipsed by China's new diaspora: younger, more educated workers going abroad to get experience — and make a small fortune — before returning to China.
The sorting of workers into different classes of companies will further widen the earnings gap as the rewards of the most profitable among them "increasingly go to a more limited group of highly compensated and more-educated workers and to shareholders," Professor Katz explained.
The two candidates have different bases, and it is unlikely they can siphon much support from each other at this stage: Mr. Sanders appeals to working-class voters and young people, while Mr. Buttigieg's supporters tend to be older, whiter, more educated and wealthier.
"One of the first things we said we had to do is go out and get someone that was more educated, that knows more about these things than us that can advise us on, you know, what all the proper steps are," Lamar said.
While there are refugees seeking asylum from war and persecution — including recent arrivals escaping the conflict and terrorism in Somalia — a report by the Migration Policy Institute finds that, on average, sub-Saharan African immigrants are more educated than even the U.S.-born population.
"I thought we started to come out of that way of thinking as people are getting more educated, but now it's just being reiterated in a way that seems to be super effective and not helpful and scary," Bowman said in a phone interview with BuzzFeed News.
It&aposs a safe assumption that with even just scattered bits and pieces of news, the North is by now virtually awash in rumors and that there is an intense curiosity about how relations with Washington are changing, at least among the more educated, affluent urban population.
The results: According to NYT's Jonathan Tepperman, Canada has one of the highest per-capita immigration rates in the world, about three times higher than the U.S. Yet at the same time their foreign-born population is more educated than that of any other country on earth.
"As women have gotten more educated and participate more in the workforce and they get access to health services, no surprise, fertility has come down tremendously," said study author Dr. Christopher Murray, director of the Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation at the University of Washington.
The big picture: This is the 93rd straight month of job creation, the longest streak to date, but the kind of jobs that are being added benefit more educated and highly-skilled Americans with positions in the health care, educational services, and goods-producing and manufacturing fields.
Dr. Kanem said the UNFPA achieved a notable success this year when the African Union embraced what is known as the demographic dividend, a reference to accelerated economic growth that comes from a reduction in fertility rates, fewer dependents and more educated women in the work force.
Kuster endorses Buttigieg Hillicon Valley: Trump turns up heat on Apple over gunman's phone | Mnuchin says Huawei won't be 'chess piece' in trade talks | Dems seek briefing on Iranian cyber threats | Buttigieg loses cyber chief MORE that his supporters tend to trend more affluent, more educated.
" While Kiesling did not approve of the way Bloomberg had addressed transgender issues in 2016, she referred to his current pro-equality policy proposals, saying, "We have to allow people to change and grow and embrace them when they come around and become more educated and more respectful.
The big picture: Young Americans are increasingly more educated, according to a study by Pew Research, and the average income for 25-34 year olds has generally risen in recent years for both men and women after falling or remaining stagnant during the recession, according to Census data.
The study, published Wednesday in The New England Journal of Medicine, provides the strongest evidence to date that a more educated population and better cardiovascular health are contributing to a decline in new dementia cases over time, or at least helping more people stave off dementia for longer.
"But then I saw you and your courage to take on the DNC in 2016, you stepped down after they, should I say harassed you for not falling in line," the man said, crediting her for his "political awakening" and for his becoming "more educated" on foreign policy.
While it would be naive to say that all wars would end if only we had a more educated global population, it is reasonable to believe that there would be fewer conflicts in a world where more people held good-paying jobs, fewer people went hungry, and fewer had inadequate shelter.
"The Honduran labor market demands people with a low level of preparation, mostly relatively cheap labor," he said, adding that the Honduran work force is overwhelmingly young, and many of those likely to return from the United States are more educated, older and likely to face discrimination if they seek work.
In the 23s and 2600s, young people didn't have to leave for college, move to another state, or join the military, putting their lives at risk (in sharp contrast to most of their more educated or affluent fellow Americans), in order to find a job that paid enough to raise a family.
Moreover, the new arrivals, though still less educated on average compared with native-born persons, are more educated and come from a more diverse set of countries of origin than the immigrants arriving at the end of the 20th century (see the chart below for the educational distribution of recent immigrants over time).
Kids are more literate in irony, which is sad for them, but they are also more information literate, more aware of where they are in space at any given point in time online, and more educated than any previous generation about the way ideas spread and how and where they can be trusted.
The US ranked 0.203 on the scale, while Lebanon and Egypt ranked 0.381 and 0.565 respectively Generally, in the UN study, men from wealthier households, who had received higher education, whose mothers were more educated and/or whose fathers carried out traditional female household tasks were more likely to hold gender-equitable attitudes.
The authors of that study, known as the Million Women study, said at the time that wealthier, more educated women in the study, who were more likely to purchase organic food, also had risk factors that increase the likelihood of having breast cancer, such as having fewer children and higher alcohol consumption.
What you're seeing now is the people on every side of the equation are much more educated because either they've tried to advertise and they've realized it's complicated, or they've kicked the tires on a lot of these companies and they realize that it's not something that would fit into their organization.
Rosenzweig: As insurers have become more educated about cyber and losses have become more prevalent, the general trend has been that exclusionary language on policies such as CGL, property, and other lines has been tightened up to ensure that losses aren't being paid under policies that were never intended to cover cyber-related losses.
Republicans, they argue, have two choices — moderate their appeals in order to restore their advantage among more educated white voters (even if it costs them some votes among less educated whites) or repeat the Trump strategy to maximize their support among less educated whites (even at the expense of winning large margins among college‐educated whites).
This meta-analysis looked at data collected from all over the world and found that, planet-wise, people who believed that climate change is happening tended to be younger, more educated, higher-income, female, and less white — but that, again, none of these factors correlated with belief in the reality of climate change as strongly as political affiliation.
The Labor Department's index of labor productivity for manufacturing is more than double what it was at the beginning of 1987, likely reflecting an economy-wide investment in machinery, a more educated workforce and a rebirth in technology and big data, helping companies improve performance in a variety of tasks, ranging from assembly to tailored marketing and advertisement.
"None of us really grew up with ... financial literacy," Sherman tells CNBC Make It. But Sherman says he sees players taking more control of their financial future: "People in my sport, in my field, are definitely becoming more educated and trying to be more intelligent with how they play for the money and understanding where their money is going."
"It's clear that DIY Division as a political collective is working hard to bridge the gap between the more internet-based alt-right brand of white nationalism which is targeted to appeal to younger, generally more educated and upper-class white men, and the more traditional boots on the ground and street violence which has characterized neo-Nazi skinhead politics," the group said.
That should be a warning sign to Republicans after Trump's weak performance in wealthier, more educated suburban districts in 2016 and Democrat Jon Ossoff's strong, though ultimately losing bid in a special election earlier this year for a congressional seat in a suburban Atlanta district that has been long held by Republicans, said David Hughes, a professor at Auburn University-Montgomery in Alabama.
"I think nowadays the students are getting much smarter, they're getting much more educated about fitness and wellness and all the different offerings, so it's always important as a business to constantly innovate and find different offerings that people will be interested in and that will complement whatever they're doing during their everyday activities," said Susan Park, founder and co-owner of Spark Yoga in Arlington, Virginia.
As our print article this week explains, The Economist built a demographic model using these data to calculate an individual's probable attitude to each of three possible Brexit options: no deal, Mrs May's deal or remaining in the EU. Unsurprisingly, the younger, wealthier and more educated an individual is, the more likely he or she is to want to remain in the EU. Disentangling the preferences of Leavers is harder.
"When you have workers that already possess much of what you need, it makes a lot more sense to retrain them than to go out and hire new workers—who may be more educated—and then wait a year or more for them to get up to speed with how the company operates," explains Anthony Carnevale, director and research professor of Georgetown University's Center on Education and the Workforce.
In the Reagan '80s they were seen as the most Republican-friendly immigrant group — more educated and prosperous than other immigrants, often anti-Communist (in the case of the Vietnamese and Taiwanese especially), bearing Confucian or Christian values that aligned with a traditional-values G.O.P. But then from the Clinton era on Asian voters swung toward the Democratic Party — a shift that probably reflected changes in immigrant composition (more South Asians relative to East Asians, more non-Christians relative to Christians), the declining salience of anti-Communism, and a reaction to the G.O.P.'s continued rightward shift and white-Southern-Christian brand.
The science is also lacking on what the "safest" way to fall asleep watching TV is, though we can make some more educated guesses: A TV across the room is probably less likely to keep you awake than a Netflix-playing laptop that's next to your face; dimmer screens are probably better than brighter ones; facing away from the TV and simply listening to the sound is probably less stimulating than actually watching the TV (there's evidence that music actually improves sleep—is it possible the sound from TV does, too?); comedies or C-SPAN are probably better to watch than Breaking Bad or anything scary or dramatic; reruns you've seen are probably better than new shows.

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