> Since grades can't get any higher than an A, doesn't > grade inflation merely squeeze out information > regarding graduates as the grade scale gets compressed > at the high end? Additionally, since it is unlikely > -jsh
I'll look this up on ERIC (the education research data base) to see if what's been done. But remember that grades aren't *that* valuable as signals on the labor market because college graduates have at least two other fairly strong signals: majors and what college they got into. Fabio
