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Wright State University Regional Economic Report, Fall 2007, Thomas L. Traynor, Jessica Livingston
Wright State University Regional Economic Report, Fall 2007, Thomas L. Traynor, Jessica Livingston
Economics Faculty Publications
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Wright State University Regional Economic Report, May 2007, Thomas L. Traynor
Wright State University Regional Economic Report, May 2007, Thomas L. Traynor
Economics Faculty Publications
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A Study On How Completion Of High School, Bachelor’S, And Master’S Degrees Affects Earnings - February 2005, Divya Ashok
A Study On How Completion Of High School, Bachelor’S, And Master’S Degrees Affects Earnings - February 2005, Divya Ashok
Masters Culminating Experiences (1993-2011)
This project indicates that individuals who completed a high school degree, a bachelor’s degree or a master’s degree have substantial differences in earnings. Drawing data from the Current Population Survey for February 2005 and employing an Ordinary Least Square regression technique, this paper examines the determinants that significantly influence the logarithmic hourly earnings of an individual who completed a high school degree, a bachelor’s degree or a master’s degree. Overall, this project suggests that level of education, sex, age, gender, union membership, geographical region and race are the relevant factors that play an important role in determination of hourly earnings …