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 In brief...Career opportunities
 Sandra McNally
July 2017
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CentrePiece 22 (2) Summer 2017

Tags: labour market outcomes; educational investment; career advice

Students’ decisions about their education can be improved by providing them with more information, according to a report by Sandra McNally, which surveys the latest evidence on what advice is on offer and what works. She concludes that while information interventions are not costly, making them effective is not a simple matter.

This article summarises ‘How Important is Career Information and Advice?’ by Sandra McNally, a contribution to IZA World of Labor.
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