Is There Really a STEM Workforce Shortage?.

EMPLOYMENT forecasting; LABOR supply; UNEMPLOYMENT statistics; OCCUPATIONAL science; ECONOMIC competition; CAPITALISM; SCARCITY

In the article, the author discusses there is truth to the claim that there is a shortage of science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) workforce in the U.S. The workforce serves as the foundation in the development of employment, immigration, science and technology, education, and national security policies. Also cited is how to enhance workforce planning to ensure sufficient supply of engineers and scientists in the country.