High School Dropouts: Implications in the Economic Development of West Virginia By Semoa C. B. De Sousa and Tesfa Gebremedhin RESEARCH PAPER 9909

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Date: 2013-05-07 12:46:44 Education Economy Academia Students Counterculture High school dropouts Human behavior Youth culture Social class in the United States Economic growth Unemployment Education in the United States		High School Dropouts: Implications in the Economic Development of West Virginia By Semoa C. B. De Sousa and Tesfa Gebremedhin RESEARCH PAPER 9909 Add to Reading List Source URL: rri.wvu.edu Download Document from Source Website File Size: 51,73 KB Share Document on Facebook

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