Vermonters voice inflation as top priority for Congress
A Vermont poll of about 9,000 residents reveals inflation as the leading concern for congressional action, with 20 percent naming it the top priority and 42 percent placing it among the top three. Voters favor continuing the temporary tax cut but offsetting it with reduced federal spending, reflecting inflation fears.
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A Berkeley report summarizes a Carnegie Commission study showing colleges will graduate more Ph D holders in 15 years while needing fewer. Universities hire about half of current Ph Ds now, with demand dropping to around 50 percent this decade and as low as 20 percent in the next decade.
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