U.S. Census Bureau
 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)

         IDAHO: BOTH SEXES

                                       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                   700,620     100.0      529,160      75.5     355,520      50.7   $29,954          91.6
 Not a high school graduate       69,170       9.9       40,290      58.2      22,170      32.1   $20,825          63.7
 High school graduate            193,240      27.6      140,505      72.7      92,900      48.1   $25,195          77.0
 Some college                    265,510      37.9      205,395      77.4     135,865      51.2   $28,811          88.1
 Bachelor degree                 107,185      15.3       89,520      83.5      65,815      61.4   $38,129         116.5
 Advanced degree                  45,620       6.5       39,995      87.7      30,170      66.1   $49,542         151.4

21 to 24 years                    72,140     100.0       52,820      73.2      23,905      33.1   $18,329          56.0
 Not a high school graduate        8,385      11.6        5,150      61.4       2,200      26.3   $16,257          49.7
 High school graduate             22,875      31.7       17,185      75.1       9,280      40.6   $17,927          54.8
 Some college                     33,275      46.1       24,575      73.9       9,980      30.0   $18,800          57.5
 Bachelor degree                   4,545       6.3        3,715      81.8       1,330      29.2   $21,816          66.7
 Advanced degree                     370       0.5          315      85.1         115      31.2   $20,865          63.8
25 to 34 years                   163,305     100.0      127,305      78.0      82,765      50.7   $26,588          81.3
 Not a high school graduate       16,920      10.4       10,250      60.6       5,250      31.0   $19,689          60.2
 High school graduate             43,270      26.5       32,800      75.8      21,130      48.8   $23,942          73.2
 Some college                     61,250      37.5       49,170      80.3      31,835      52.0   $25,897          79.2
 Bachelor degree                  29,175      17.9       24,735      84.8      17,750      60.8   $32,038          97.9
 Advanced degree                   7,350       4.5        6,525      88.8       4,465      60.8   $40,055         122.4
35 to 44 years                   190,460     100.0      153,805      80.8     108,260      56.8   $31,702          96.9
 Not a high school graduate       18,360       9.6       11,980      65.2       7,015      38.2   $22,219          67.9
 High school graduate             54,185      28.4       43,310      79.9      29,765      54.9   $26,835          82.0
 Some college                     70,110      36.8       57,420      81.9      40,220      57.4   $31,353          95.8
 Bachelor degree                  29,910      15.7       25,835      86.4      19,940      66.7   $41,315         126.3
 Advanced degree                  12,545       6.6       11,435      91.2       8,755      69.8   $50,769         155.2
45 to 54 years                   168,315     100.0      134,175      79.7      98,265      58.4   $33,534         102.5
 Not a high school graduate       12,140       7.2        7,395      60.9       4,435      36.5   $21,335          65.2
 High school graduate             40,940      24.3       30,385      74.2      21,465      52.4   $26,944          82.4
 Some college                     66,835      39.7       53,840      80.6      39,530      59.1   $31,412          96.0
 Bachelor degree                  29,460      17.5       25,770      87.5      19,860      67.4   $41,317         126.3
 Advanced degree                  15,535       9.2       14,395      92.7      11,260      72.5   $51,007         155.9
55 to 64 years                   106,400     100.0       61,060      57.4      42,325      39.8   $32,128          98.2
 Not a high school graduate       13,365      12.6        5,520      41.3       3,270      24.5   $23,212          70.9
 High school graduate             31,975      30.1       16,825      52.6      11,265      35.2   $27,168          83.0
 Some college                     34,035      32.0       20,390      59.9      14,305      42.0   $30,797          94.1
 Bachelor degree                  14,090      13.2        9,465      67.2       6,940      49.2   $40,456         123.7
 Advanced degree                   9,820       9.2        7,325      74.6       5,575      56.8   $50,957         155.7

ADDENDUM
65 to 74 years                    75,395     100.0       13,525      17.9       4,915       6.5   $20,030          61.2
 Not a high school graduate       14,475      19.2        1,850      12.8         670       4.6   $15,431          47.2
 High school graduate             26,580      35.3        4,355      16.4       1,565       5.9   $18,080          55.3
 Some college                     19,480      25.8        3,875      19.9       1,350       6.9   $21,454          65.6
 Bachelor degree                   7,235       9.6        1,665      23.0         635       8.8   $39,643         121.2
 Advanced degree                   4,665       6.2        1,320      28.3         475      10.1   $47,993         146.7



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