An economist argues that the states that have spent the most on higher education in the last 25 years have experienced the least economic growth. One might conclude that higher education:

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The economist's argument suggests that higher education spending does not correlate with economic growth, implying that it may not provide the expected positive externalities, such as increased productivity or innovation, that contribute to economic growth.

An Economist Argues That the States That Have Spent the Most