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Discuss how education can help countries be competitive in the global community which in turn brings about a prosperous society.

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This solution is comprised of over 400 words with references explaining how educating individuals in all nations can help make society and the country prosperous in a global market.

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I believe that the goal of education is to help our country be competitive in the global community which in turn brings about a prosperous society.

According to an article by UNICEF, The education of children both boys and girls helps reduce poverty and also promotes gender equality. Child morality rates are lowered in a country that is highly educated and concern for the environment is high in these countries. Although many nations do give equal opportunity to the education of males and females there is still inequality among boys and girls enrolled in school. Some countries still believe that educating females is a waste of time and therefore they do not promote the education of women. Some parts of Afghanistan, China, Iraq, Iran and ...

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