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Chapter 1, Problem 10FPE
Income and Education. Using Exhibit 1.8, discuss the relationship between annual income and the highest level of education completed. Provide specific examples of the difference between having no high school diploma and having a bachelor’s degree, and between having a bachelor’s degree and a professional degree.
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