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Figure 1 shows the lowest quintile’s earnings dip, mostly due to childcare. The other quintiles show very rapid growth rates with maturity
Table 1. Current subsidies by upfront payer and quintiles of graduate’s lifetime earnings
Figure 2. Effect of deflating the gross private cost (dotted line) on the times when graduates stop making payments
Table 3. Removing the Rate Subsidy. Effect by upfront payment and quintile of graduate’s lifetime earnings.
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