What Shortages?  The Real Evidence About the STEM Workforce

Hal Salzman

doi:10.7282/T3JS9S2T

Back

What Shortages? The Real Evidence About the STEM Workforce

Journal article

Open access

What Shortages? The Real Evidence About the STEM Workforce

Hal Salzman

Issues in Science and Technology, pp.58-67

2013

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.7282/T3JS9S2T

Abstract

Labor supply--United States

Scientists--Supply and demand

Engineers--Supply and demand

Manpower policy--United States

Despite naysayers, the nation is producing more than enough workers in scientific and engineering fields -- and policymakers and industry leaders should proceed accordingly.

Files and links (3)

pdf

rutgers-lib-45698_PDF-1280.77 kBDownload View

Version of Record (VoR) Open Access

url

http://issues.org/29-4/what-shortages-the-real-evidence-about-the-stem-workforce/View

Version of Record (VoR) Issues in Science and Technology

url

Report an accessibility issueView

Please complete a content remediation request to report an accessibility issue with a library electronic resource, website, or service.

Metrics

1167 File downloads

679 Record Views

Details

Title: Subtitle: What Shortages? The Real Evidence About the STEM Workforce
Creators: Hal Salzman (Author) - Dean's Office (Edward J. Bloustein School of Planning and Public Policy), Rutgers University
Publication Details: Issues in Science and Technology, pp.58-67
Date published: 2013
Publisher: Rutgers University
Number of pages: 10 p.
Academic Unit: John J. Heldrich Center for Workforce Development; Edward J. Bloustein School of Planning and Public Policy
Language: English
Resource Type: Journal article
Comment: Originally published in Issues in Science and Technology, Summer 2013 (The Online Challenge to Higher Education), available at http://issues.org/toc/29-4/ ; "Summer 2013"
Identifiers: 991031549984604646