Spence's original education signaling model has been criticized on the grounds that the presence or absence...
Spence's original education signaling model has been criticized on the grounds that the presence or absence of a college degree is a relatively weak signal in today's job market. That is, although the wage gap between those with and without degrees remains large, there appears to be considerable "pooling” of different levels of talent, ability, determination, work ethic, etc., within the group of college graduates. Consider a variation in the model in which firms use grade-point average (GPA) as the signal No calculations are necessary for this problem.