MBA Programs 'Provide Security'
November 03 2008
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The rise in the number of applications to MBA programs has been triggered by the economic downturn, a report released today (November 3rd) states.
According to the Washington Post, MBA students have a sense of security by furthering their education during the current market climate, while those applying to master's programs in business schools are experiencing an increase in candidate competition.
Professionals applying for such academic programs cite fear of job stability and believing that now is the time to venture into other interests, as reasons why advancing their education is now a priority, the paper continues.
But as you may already know, MBA s can also be undertaken online, with a plethora of educational facilities offering online distance learning programs in a variety of topics, such as international business, management and finance.
Meanwhile, the Financial Times reports that economists are questioning whether the US and other countries could soon be categorized as undergoing a period of deflation, with a stagnation in economic growth and zero interest rates.
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