In addition, to control for the educational dividend caused by the educational transition (Crespo-Cuaresma et al.
Once potential users overcome the significant barrier of acquiring their genetic data, they can reap a significant educational dividend from using SNPedia.
Before we leave this investment section, a few educational words about dividends and taxes: Berkshire, like most corporations, nets considerably more from a dollar of dividends than it reaps from a dollar of capital gains.
"I would have thought it is self-evident that better schools funding and lifting educational outcomes has an economic dividend.
What is interesting too is that despite the fact that in many countries girls are forging ahead of boys when it comes to educational attainment, this doesn't always pay dividends when it comes to employment.
ExxonMobil said the $1 million will go to Americans for Carbon Dividends, a 501(c)(4) educational and advocacy organization created to support a carbon tax-and-dividend plan put forward by a group including former treasury secretary James A. Baker III and former secretary of state George P. Shultz.
This "demographic dividend" depends critically on whether educational and social investments are made so that young workers are equally or more productive than the retirees they replace.
"Progress, inevitably, comes at a cost," wrote Julia and David Lestch, "but one which will pay dividends over and over in the educational growth of our children".
For the Cajas, the profits are either retained or paid out as social dividend (i.e. to build and run educational facilities, libraries, sport facilities, pensioners' clubs and so on where the Cajas operate).
The scope for attaining this improved nutritional equality dividend is altogether larger in Nepal, where women's educational outcomes remain worryingly poor, particularly in rural areas.
