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Figure 2-1: Percentage of heads of household who left full-time education at 21 or later
Table 2.1: Education and Income Elasticities of the Main Consumption Groups
Figure 2-2: Wage bill share of the 23 most skill intensive and 23 least skill intensive industries
Figure 2-3: OLS regression of education elasticities on industry skill intensity.
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In trod u ction W ith in G rou p W age In eq u ality C apital/L abor R atios and W age 1 Although in the published version, Dunne at al (2002) focus on the relationship between wage and computer investment across plants, in the Working Paper version, they also study the relationship between capital intensity 5 0 percen tile 6 This selection of the March CPS is used in Katz and Autor (1999). Y = (Yf + yYf) buchinsky and Hunt find declining mobility rates but they use the NLSY and therefore only one cohort of young workers The results axe not entirely comparable with those obtained on the PSID (Gottschalk and 2 See the Appendix in Polsky (1999) for the exact wording of the question over time. B ibliography

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