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« Previous · Main · Next » Day Job - Gin BlossomsJEL: dHas it been eleven years I should've been a whole lot father Click to ListenAssignment:In "Day Job," Gin Blossoms lead singer Robin Wilson sings about the disillusionment that greets many college graduates, and wonders whether he should return to college and complete his degree. When might the marginal benefits of a greater possibility of graduating and finding a better job be exceeded by the marginal costs of spending time and money at college instead of being fully employed? Should the singer return to college due to the sunk costs of already having attended for some time? What are the opportunity costs of completing college? [Provided by Kevin Axe - Beloit College]
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