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… 60 million Americans across all income groups, ages, education levels, races, and household types participate in … 60 million Americans across all income groups, ages, education levels, races, and household types participate in … - page 590
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… offering certain fringe benefits such as reimbursement for education , childcare , or even free meals because the … offering certain fringe benefits such as reimbursement for education, childcare, or even free meals because the … - page 592
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… allowing approved entities such as trade associations and educational institutions to recognize and oversee … allowing approved entities such as trade associations and educational institutions to recognize and oversee … - page 595
… spends more than $100 billion per year subsidizing higher education but close to zero supporting Chapter Department of … spends more than $100 billion per year subsidizing higher education but close to zero supporting … Workforce Training … - page 595
… for employer grants should come from existing higher education subsidies that are currently disadvantaging alternative education options. Chapter Department of Labor and Related … for employer grants should come from existing higher education subsidies that are currently disadvantaging … - page 596
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