The Economic Impacts of Learning Losses - OECD
on the affected pupils. This analysis suggests plausible ranges for the economic impact of existing and on-going learning ... the order of 3% lower career earnings if schools immediately returned to 2019 performance levels. Disadvantaged students will almost certainly see larger impacts. And, with the forecast of further disruptions in normal ...
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