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 Income



Earnings By Occupation and Education


TABLE 1. Employment, Work Experience, and Earnings by Age and Education: Civilian Noninstitutional Population                      
         (Data from the 2000 Census. Workers who worked 50 weeks or more and 35 or more hours per week in 1999 were classified
         as year-round full-time (YRFT) workers. The relative earnings of a given group equals the median earnings of the group
         divided by $32,717, the median earnings of US YRFT workers aged 21 to 64, times 100)

         OREGON: MALES

                                       Total                                     Worked year-round full-time in 1999
                                                            Employed                                           Relative
                                             Perc.                                                 Median      earnings
                                  Number     dist.       Number   Percent      Number   Percent  earnings  (US Med=100)

21 to 64 years                   980,390     100.0      796,310      81.2     596,170      60.8   $37,204         113.7
 Not a high school graduate      101,605      10.4       68,790      67.7      42,790      42.1   $22,915          70.0
 High school graduate            243,815      24.9      191,715      78.6     142,145      58.3   $31,444          96.1
 Some college                    341,010      34.8      281,760      82.6     213,870      62.7   $36,865         112.7
 Bachelor degree                 169,945      17.3      149,180      87.8     117,200      69.0   $47,988         146.7
 Advanced degree                  89,265       9.1       79,110      88.6      62,375      69.9   $57,823         176.7

21 to 24 years                    90,055     100.0       68,555      76.1      34,080      37.8   $21,275          65.0
 Not a high school graduate       14,295      15.9       10,185      71.3       5,380      37.6   $16,638          50.9
 High school graduate             27,240      30.2       21,865      80.3      12,705      46.6   $21,267          65.0
 Some college                     34,685      38.5       25,535      73.6      11,565      33.3   $22,412          68.5
 Bachelor degree                   8,375       9.3        6,830      81.5       2,370      28.3   $26,905          82.2
 Advanced degree                     580       0.6          475      81.7         185      31.7   $29,706          90.8
25 to 34 years                   234,780     100.0      199,830      85.1     144,795      61.7   $31,700          96.9
 Not a high school graduate       29,580      12.6       22,040      74.5      13,235      44.7   $21,218          64.9
 High school graduate             59,000      25.1       48,485      82.2      35,350      59.9   $28,723          87.8
 Some college                     76,930      32.8       67,625      87.9      50,330      65.4   $32,069          98.0
 Bachelor degree                  46,035      19.6       41,605      90.4      31,500      68.4   $40,160         122.8
 Advanced degree                  13,465       5.7       12,460      92.6       9,225      68.5   $46,796         143.0
35 to 44 years                   259,030     100.0      223,270      86.2     176,195      68.0   $40,064         122.5
 Not a high school graduate       26,915      10.4       19,070      70.9      12,325      45.8   $26,158          80.0
 High school graduate             68,980      26.6       57,880      83.9      44,400      64.4   $33,720         103.1
 Some college                     87,290      33.7       77,230      88.5      62,335      71.4   $39,606         121.1
 Bachelor degree                  43,735      16.9       40,520      92.7      34,045      77.8   $51,718         158.1
 Advanced degree                  22,675       8.8       21,370      94.2      17,835      78.7   $60,236         184.1
45 to 54 years                   248,815     100.0      210,650      84.7     169,280      68.0   $42,856         131.0
 Not a high school graduate       15,985       6.4       10,465      65.5       6,820      42.7   $28,239          86.3
 High school graduate             50,845      20.4       40,445      79.5      31,920      62.8   $35,666         109.0
 Some college                     95,610      38.4       81,515      85.3      66,005      69.0   $40,813         124.7
 Bachelor degree                  48,260      19.4       43,795      90.7      36,490      75.6   $51,536         157.5
 Advanced degree                  32,110      12.9       29,835      92.9      24,595      76.6   $60,710         185.6
55 to 64 years                   147,710     100.0       94,005      63.6      71,815      48.6   $40,970         125.2
 Not a high school graduate       14,830      10.0        7,025      47.4       5,030      33.9   $30,699          93.8
 High school graduate             37,750      25.6       23,040      61.0      17,765      47.1   $35,873         109.6
 Some college                     46,500      31.5       29,855      64.2      23,635      50.8   $40,012         122.3
 Bachelor degree                  23,545      15.9       16,435      69.8      12,795      54.3   $51,291         156.8
 Advanced degree                  20,435      13.8       14,965      73.2      10,535      51.6   $59,048         180.5

ADDENDUM
65 to 74 years                   101,145     100.0       21,030      20.8       8,055       8.0   $27,978          85.5
 Not a high school graduate       19,065      18.8        2,590      13.6         930       4.9   $16,270          49.7
 High school graduate             27,315      27.0        4,900      17.9       2,170       7.9   $22,448          68.6
 Some college                     26,020      25.7        5,870      22.6       2,055       7.9   $29,643          90.6
 Bachelor degree                  13,300      13.1        3,550      26.7       1,340      10.1   $40,982         125.3
 Advanced degree                  11,530      11.4        3,405      29.5       1,355      11.8   $45,820         140.1



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Source: U.S. Census Bureau, Housing and Household Economic Statistics Division
Last Revised: May 13, 2005