The World View article titled "The Education Gap between Rich and Poor Nations" says that a greater percentage of people graduate from high school in rich nations than in poor nations.This investment in human capital can lead to

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A higher percentage of high school graduates in rich nations can lead to increased output per worker due to the development of a more skilled and educated workforce. This, in turn, can lead to higher productivity and economic growth. Lower labor quality and a bigger capital stock are not directly linked to the education gap between rich and poor nations.

The World View Article Titled "The Education Gap Between Rich