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The Market for Economics Teachers.
Discusses a study designed to assess the supply and demand of economics teachers in Great Britain. Finding a 34 percent shortfall in the supply of beginning economics teachers, the study concludes that more teachers should be trained so that schools can provide quality instruction and meet demands f
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