Regardless of how you measure the value of the output, the more productive you are, the more valuable you are in the market to potential employers. This is why many economists are against the minimum wage and are for programs that improve an employee's productivity (such as education and training).There is a surprising agreement with just how important education is in minimizing income inequality among economists.

Given this information, what would you recommend to policymakers to reduce poverty and income inequality? What do you think about various school districts having vastly different access to resources around the state or even the country?