| When the term “knowledge-
based economy” first entered popular discussion —
sometime around the early 1980s — the focus was exclusively
on scientific, technological, and business leadership. Only
gradually did our society come to appreciate the pervasiveness
of the knowledge-based economy. It affects not just the
demand
for high - level technical and entrepreneurial talent but,
indeed, the job requirements for virtually all types of
work.
This growing realization has laid the foundation for broad-scale
reforms of education in the United States and many other
nations.
Complete Report 
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Letter from the President
Feature Essay: Small Steps
in the Right Direction? Education Reform in New England
Bank Highlights
Board of Directors
Senior Officers
New England Advisory Council Members
Community Development Advisory Council
Members
Financial Statements
Bank Officers
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