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1. Calculate how many cents per dollar a woman with a Baccalaureate degree earns compared to: a. A man with a high school diploma for each of the years b. A man with some college education or Associate Degree c. A man with a Baccalaureate degree d. For (a, b and c) above, plot a chart of your results. Cut and paste your chart into MS-Word and describe your observations? What changes did you observe over the years of your calculations? Give your chart a proper title and your variables should also be properly labeled.

1. Calculate how many cents per dollar a woman with a Baccalaureate degree earns compared to: a. A man with a high school diploma for each of the years b. A man with some college education or Associate Degree c. A man with a Baccalaureate degree d. For (a, b and c) above, plot a chart of your results. Cut and paste your chart into MS-Word and describe your observations? What changes did you observe over the years of your calculations? Give your chart a proper title and your variables should also be properly labeled.

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1. Calculate how many cents per dollar a woman with a Baccalaureate degree earns compared to: a. A man with a high school diploma for each of the years b. A man with some college education or Associate Degree C. A man with a Baccalaureate degree d. For (a, b and c) above, plot a chart of your results. Cut and paste your chart into MS-Word and describe your observations? What changes did you observe over the years of your calculations? Give your chart a proper title and your variables should also be properly labeled. 2. Calculate the difference between the weekly wages of a woman with a baccalaureate degree and man with a baccalaureate degree for each of the years (1979-2014) 3. If the man were to save the difference in the weekly wages for all the years (1979-2014), how much money will the man have in the bank by 2014, assuming that the money earned no interest?
Transcribed Image Text:1. Calculate how many cents per dollar a woman with a Baccalaureate degree earns compared to: a. A man with a high school diploma for each of the years b. A man with some college education or Associate Degree C. A man with a Baccalaureate degree d. For (a, b and c) above, plot a chart of your results. Cut and paste your chart into MS-Word and describe your observations? What changes did you observe over the years of your calculations? Give your chart a proper title and your variables should also be properly labeled. 2. Calculate the difference between the weekly wages of a woman with a baccalaureate degree and man with a baccalaureate degree for each of the years (1979-2014) 3. If the man were to save the difference in the weekly wages for all the years (1979-2014), how much money will the man have in the bank by 2014, assuming that the money earned no interest?
Median weekly earnings in 2014 dollars of people 25 years and older, by educational attainment and gender, 1979-2014 Both sexes, some college Year 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 Both sexes, less than high school $638 608 600 585 579 570 567 573 567 554 548 533 520 514 506 485 477 477 472 489 491 498 511 511 510 503 496 492 489 498 501 482 475 Both sexes, high school graduate S 486 480 488 or associate degree Both sexes, Men, bachelor less than 's degree high school or higher $757 $857 $1,046 729 833 1,030 715 810 1,018 712 828 1,033 704 821 1,043 701 829 1,054 700 1,063 709 1,082 711 708 692 678 673 666 669 665 667 666 678 695 696 695 695 704 713 719 707 698 689 680 691 680 672 672 662 668 838 843 840 1,126 827 1,125 834 1,124 837 1,121 829 1,129 800 1,150 797 1,153 788 1,158 784 1,153 779 1,140 787 1,146 810 1,192 824 1,222 820 1,226 825 1,231 828 1,238 822 1,241 828 1,236 812 1,228 812 1,219 804 1,224 794 1,227 801 1,255 797 1,242 778 1,211 772 1,201 760 1,213 761 1,193 Men, high school graduate S $766 732 715 691 681 668 660 662 647 638 638 613 592 580 574 540 535 537 537 556 561 558 560 554 552 559 552 550 549 547 552 528 514 524 508 517 Men, some college or associate degree 955 967 992 Men, bachelor 's degree or higher $936 $1,000 $1,204 $462 896 981 1,170 449 890 972 1,188 438 882 969 1,186 434 878 1,172 441 866 1,219 434 855 1,239 424 858 1,000 1,274 429 844 992 1,303 427 840 967 1,306 425 830 954 1,301 426 807 953 1,302 422 797 954 1,295 424 792 917 1,307 423 785 923 424 784 406 782 404 776 403 787 404 811 411 824 412 813 418 814 422 812 428 808 423 808 419 790 413 796 420 787 421 780 416 790 422 771 421 758 416 758 398 744 407 751 409 927 920 908 913 933 945 950 967 962 952 954 1,300 1,305 1,304 1,314 1,318 1,363 1,388 1,403 1,426 1,434 1,456 1,432 928 1,415 934 1,414 925 1,419 913 1,414 922 917 884 884 872 872 Women, less than high school 1,465 1,444 1,402 1,413 1,418 1,385 Women, high school graduate S Women, some college or associate degree 557 560 555 549 549 556 575 575 578 592 603 610 612 598 587 584 572 598 590 583 578 582 578 $562 $641 $802 551 633 795 542 638 795 557 646 816 557 652 835 562 662 846 563 666 870 571 899 575 930 573 933 561 935 554 940 556 953 982 985 1,002 994 988 988 1,026 1,051 1,040 1,051 1,064 1,071 1,078 1,070 1,062 1,064 1,051 1,071 1,071 1,051 Women, bachelor 's degree or higher 680 693 692 699 694 693 673 681 668 659 665 675 691 693 695 695 714 721 723 712 707 695 691 695 693 679 679 668 661 1,032 1,060 1,049
Transcribed Image Text:Median weekly earnings in 2014 dollars of people 25 years and older, by educational attainment and gender, 1979-2014 Both sexes, some college Year 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 Both sexes, less than high school $638 608 600 585 579 570 567 573 567 554 548 533 520 514 506 485 477 477 472 489 491 498 511 511 510 503 496 492 489 498 501 482 475 Both sexes, high school graduate S 486 480 488 or associate degree Both sexes, Men, bachelor less than 's degree high school or higher $757 $857 $1,046 729 833 1,030 715 810 1,018 712 828 1,033 704 821 1,043 701 829 1,054 700 1,063 709 1,082 711 708 692 678 673 666 669 665 667 666 678 695 696 695 695 704 713 719 707 698 689 680 691 680 672 672 662 668 838 843 840 1,126 827 1,125 834 1,124 837 1,121 829 1,129 800 1,150 797 1,153 788 1,158 784 1,153 779 1,140 787 1,146 810 1,192 824 1,222 820 1,226 825 1,231 828 1,238 822 1,241 828 1,236 812 1,228 812 1,219 804 1,224 794 1,227 801 1,255 797 1,242 778 1,211 772 1,201 760 1,213 761 1,193 Men, high school graduate S $766 732 715 691 681 668 660 662 647 638 638 613 592 580 574 540 535 537 537 556 561 558 560 554 552 559 552 550 549 547 552 528 514 524 508 517 Men, some college or associate degree 955 967 992 Men, bachelor 's degree or higher $936 $1,000 $1,204 $462 896 981 1,170 449 890 972 1,188 438 882 969 1,186 434 878 1,172 441 866 1,219 434 855 1,239 424 858 1,000 1,274 429 844 992 1,303 427 840 967 1,306 425 830 954 1,301 426 807 953 1,302 422 797 954 1,295 424 792 917 1,307 423 785 923 424 784 406 782 404 776 403 787 404 811 411 824 412 813 418 814 422 812 428 808 423 808 419 790 413 796 420 787 421 780 416 790 422 771 421 758 416 758 398 744 407 751 409 927 920 908 913 933 945 950 967 962 952 954 1,300 1,305 1,304 1,314 1,318 1,363 1,388 1,403 1,426 1,434 1,456 1,432 928 1,415 934 1,414 925 1,419 913 1,414 922 917 884 884 872 872 Women, less than high school 1,465 1,444 1,402 1,413 1,418 1,385 Women, high school graduate S Women, some college or associate degree 557 560 555 549 549 556 575 575 578 592 603 610 612 598 587 584 572 598 590 583 578 582 578 $562 $641 $802 551 633 795 542 638 795 557 646 816 557 652 835 562 662 846 563 666 870 571 899 575 930 573 933 561 935 554 940 556 953 982 985 1,002 994 988 988 1,026 1,051 1,040 1,051 1,064 1,071 1,078 1,070 1,062 1,064 1,051 1,071 1,071 1,051 Women, bachelor 's degree or higher 680 693 692 699 694 693 673 681 668 659 665 675 691 693 695 695 714 721 723 712 707 695 691 695 693 679 679 668 661 1,032 1,060 1,049
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