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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)

         HAWAII: FEMALES

                                       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                   341,245     100.0      237,285      69.5     153,840      45.1   $29,329          89.6
 Not a high school graduate       25,010       7.3       12,150      48.6       6,650      26.6   $20,260          61.9
 High school graduate             91,380      26.8       57,480      62.9      35,820      39.2   $23,714          72.5
 Some college                    119,745      35.1       86,075      71.9      54,355      45.4   $27,696          84.7
 Bachelor degree                  68,215      20.0       53,530      78.5      37,360      54.8   $35,841         109.5
 Advanced degree                  27,000       7.9       22,790      84.4      16,400      60.7   $43,204         132.1

21 to 24 years                    28,300     100.0       17,810      62.9       6,825      24.1   $18,814          57.5
 Not a high school graduate        1,310       4.6          435      33.3         180      13.7   $14,625          44.7
 High school graduate              8,775      31.0        5,065      57.7       2,555      29.1   $16,777          51.3
 Some college                     13,340      47.1        8,815      66.1       2,725      20.4   $19,231          58.8
 Bachelor degree                   3,690      13.0        2,840      77.0       1,125      30.5   $24,648          75.3
 Advanced degree                     290       1.0          205      69.8          85      28.5   $28,958          88.5
25 to 34 years                    78,655     100.0       54,805      69.7      33,305      42.3   $26,508          81.0
 Not a high school graduate        3,330       4.2        1,515      45.4         570      17.1   $20,777          63.5
 High school graduate             21,440      27.3       13,235      61.7       7,425      34.6   $22,349          68.3
 Some college                     28,330      36.0       20,020      70.7      12,030      42.5   $24,568          75.1
 Bachelor degree                  18,250      23.2       14,595      80.0       9,695      53.1   $31,273          95.6
 Advanced degree                   5,195       6.6        4,360      84.0       2,970      57.2   $35,343         108.0
35 to 44 years                    95,820     100.0       71,010      74.1      48,260      50.4   $30,451          93.1
 Not a high school graduate        5,150       5.4        2,705      52.5       1,545      30.0   $19,500          59.6
 High school graduate             25,440      26.5       17,470      68.7      11,105      43.7   $24,112          73.7
 Some college                     35,240      36.8       26,820      76.1      18,050      51.2   $29,345          89.7
 Bachelor degree                  20,035      20.9       16,130      80.5      11,915      59.5   $37,861         115.7
 Advanced degree                   7,410       7.7        6,400      86.3       4,655      62.8   $42,445         129.7
45 to 54 years                    84,390     100.0       64,290      76.2      45,355      53.7   $32,178          98.4
 Not a high school graduate        7,045       8.3        4,035      57.3       2,270      32.2   $20,646          63.1
 High school graduate             19,560      23.2       13,470      68.9       9,045      46.2   $25,965          79.4
 Some college                     28,400      33.7       22,105      77.8      15,600      54.9   $30,952          94.6
 Bachelor degree                  17,720      21.0       14,880      84.0      11,105      62.7   $39,410         120.5
 Advanced degree                   9,410      11.2        8,395      89.2       6,390      67.9   $47,335         144.7
55 to 64 years                    54,075     100.0       29,365      54.3      20,100      37.2   $29,905          91.4
 Not a high school graduate        8,180      15.1        3,465      42.3       2,090      25.5   $20,528          62.7
 High school graduate             16,165      29.9        8,240      51.0       5,690      35.2   $24,815          75.8
 Some college                     14,435      26.7        8,315      57.6       5,945      41.2   $31,830          97.3
 Bachelor degree                   8,525      15.8        5,085      59.7       3,520      41.3   $40,969         125.2
 Advanced degree                   4,695       8.7        3,430      73.1       2,310      49.2   $49,084         150.0

ADDENDUM
65 to 74 years                    47,115     100.0        8,030      17.0       3,035       6.4   $24,883          76.1
 Not a high school graduate       11,450      24.3        1,510      13.2         495       4.3   $18,090          55.3
 High school graduate             19,165      40.7        2,945      15.4       1,225       6.4   $25,110          76.7
 Some college                      7,955      16.9        1,600      20.1         660       8.3   $26,209          80.1
 Bachelor degree                   4,420       9.4        1,050      23.7         325       7.3   $30,954          94.6
 Advanced degree                   2,480       5.3          740      29.8         295      11.8   $35,043         107.1



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