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Graph illustrating effect of undergrad degree, by subject, on lifetime earnings, from BBC website, source IFS 2020. Highest positive effect: medicine and economics at ~£500k for men, and more like £300k for women. Highest negative effect is creative arts - about neutral fit women, and minus £100k for men. Social care straddles the zero line: net positive for women, and negative for men. Physics is in the relatively low positives.

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Graph illustrating effect of undergrad degree, by subject, on lifetime earnings, from BBC website, source IFS 2020. Highest positive effect: medicine and economics at ~£500k for men, and more like £300k for women. Highest negative effect is creative arts - about neutral fit women, and minus £100k for men. Social care straddles the zero line: net positive for women, and negative for men. Physics is in the relatively low positives.
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Jenny Andrew (drandrewv2@freeradical.zone)'s status on Monday, 17-Jul-2023 17:23:35 JST Jenny Andrew

Today on cost-of-everything-value-of-nothing island, the government is once again rating degrees based purely on individual earnings.
I don’t think I can muster the energy to articulate, for the 500th time, why this is total crap, so suffice it to say…
Fuck off with that shit.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-66216005

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