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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)

         FLORIDA: 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                 4,217,760     100.0    3,303,020      78.3   2,665,255      63.2   $33,071         101.1
 Not a high school graduate      571,220      13.5      369,045      64.6     266,935      46.7   $22,163          67.7
 High school graduate          1,136,530      26.9      876,765      77.1     714,705      62.9   $28,505          87.1
 Some college                  1,282,865      30.4    1,042,245      81.2     843,050      65.7   $33,924         103.7
 Bachelor degree                 657,670      15.6      561,835      85.4     470,840      71.6   $47,355         144.7
 Advanced degree                 365,400       8.7      311,055      85.1     258,590      70.8   $60,968         186.3

21 to 24 years                   340,740     100.0      252,785      74.2     146,045      42.9   $20,087          61.4
 Not a high school graduate       57,185      16.8       40,530      70.9      23,060      40.3   $16,528          50.5
 High school graduate            105,100      30.8       80,830      76.9      53,875      51.3   $20,039          61.2
 Some college                    126,325      37.1       93,690      74.2      49,800      39.4   $20,905          63.9
 Bachelor degree                  29,200       8.6       21,810      74.7       9,945      34.1   $27,200          83.1
 Advanced degree                   2,850       0.8        1,935      67.8         790      27.7   $28,542          87.2
25 to 34 years                   975,205     100.0      816,535      83.7     653,785      67.0   $29,563          90.4
 Not a high school graduate      136,665      14.0       99,275      72.6      71,010      52.0   $21,384          65.4
 High school graduate            270,455      27.7      223,845      82.8     181,215      67.0   $26,245          80.2
 Some college                    300,820      30.8      261,400      86.9     213,670      71.0   $30,103          92.0
 Bachelor degree                 158,655      16.3      142,885      90.1     118,385      74.6   $38,568         117.9
 Advanced degree                  58,360       6.0       51,570      88.4      40,500      69.4   $45,935         140.4
35 to 44 years                 1,204,470     100.0    1,013,470      84.1     857,850      71.2   $36,360         111.1
 Not a high school graduate      147,590      12.3      101,925      69.1      76,020      51.5   $23,850          72.9
 High school graduate            342,030      28.4      282,945      82.7     239,935      70.2   $30,786          94.1
 Some college                    361,565      30.0      315,645      87.3     271,025      75.0   $36,952         112.9
 Bachelor degree                 190,705      15.8      175,210      91.9     153,920      80.7   $51,762         158.2
 Advanced degree                 101,575       8.4       92,880      91.4      80,585      79.3   $64,228         196.3
45 to 54 years                   976,815     100.0      790,615      80.9     666,280      68.2   $39,175         119.7
 Not a high school graduate      111,175      11.4       69,900      62.9      52,615      47.3   $24,069          73.6
 High school graduate            233,845      23.9      182,605      78.1     153,960      65.8   $31,332          95.8
 Some college                    302,800      31.0      253,140      83.6     213,780      70.6   $38,536         117.8
 Bachelor degree                 172,630      17.7      152,125      88.1     132,565      76.8   $51,933         158.7
 Advanced degree                 115,255      11.8      104,360      90.5      89,625      77.8   $65,590         200.5
55 to 64 years                   720,530     100.0      429,620      59.6     341,295      47.4   $36,826         112.6
 Not a high school graduate      118,605      16.5       57,420      48.4      44,230      37.3   $23,767          72.6
 High school graduate            185,105      25.7      106,545      57.6      85,720      46.3   $30,917          94.5
 Some college                    191,350      26.6      118,370      61.9      94,775      49.5   $38,273         117.0
 Bachelor degree                 106,480      14.8       69,810      65.6      56,030      52.6   $51,324         156.9
 Advanced degree                  87,355      12.1       60,315      69.0      47,085      53.9   $64,271         196.4

ADDENDUM
65 to 74 years                   662,855     100.0      144,955      21.9      64,585       9.7   $27,976          85.5
 Not a high school graduate      135,755      20.5       24,275      17.9      10,530       7.8   $18,330          56.0
 High school graduate            175,560      26.5       35,200      20.1      14,910       8.5   $22,836          69.8
 Some college                    150,480      22.7       34,135      22.7      14,830       9.9   $27,754          84.8
 Bachelor degree                  97,295      14.7       24,440      25.1      11,590      11.9   $43,493         132.9
 Advanced degree                  71,815      10.8       20,605      28.7       9,855      13.7   $58,683         179.4



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