Many Americans see issues with public schools, particularly inner city schools, as a major social and economic problem. Many
students who attend public schools face problems such as, inadequate supplies, overloaded or under-paid teachers, and curriculum
that doesn't prepare them well enough to enter the workforce. Many of these issues affect students of low-income families more
severely than students of higher-income families. What is one possible economic effect of the issues with public schools?
A. The income gap between the lower and upper classes increases.
B.
The GDP will increase as more unskilled laborers enter the workforce.
C.
The average wage and employment rate for unskilled workers will increase.
D.
The number of college educated, high-skilled workers will increase