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In many places, providing homeownership vouchers for current recipients could cost the government less than providing rental vouchers.
What would it take to scale up the apprenticeship system without sacrificing quality?
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Encouraging experimentation with new forms of work-based learning will lead to a more robust apprenticeship system.
Now—during the COVID-19 crisis—is the best time for investing in skills.
How would new legislation make a difference? What elements might strengthen the proposal?
Researchers calculating income growth by adjusting for inflation rarely offset increases in income for homeowners.
Well-defined occupational frameworks can simplify the development and approval of apprenticeships.
It will take more than new plants and temporary bonuses to sustain long-term improvements in workers’ earnings.
Apprenticeships are a cost-effective approach to upgrading skills, raising job quality, and widening routes to rewarding careers.
By shifting subsidies from rental vouchers to homeownership vouchers, HUD could pave the way for many more families to reach homeownership.

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