The Labor Market Consequences of Dropping Out of High School / Randall Howard King.

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A study, growing out of human capital theory, examined the economic consequences of dropping out of high school. Effect of schooling over time on labor market success (hourly pay rate, occupational prestige, and employment incidence and duration) was measured. Data on young men and women was obtaine...

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Bibliographic Details
Main Author: King, Randall Howard
Corporate Author: Ohio State University. Center for Human Resource Research
Language:English
Published: [Place of publication not identified] : Distributed by ERIC Clearinghouse, 1978.
Subjects:
Blacks.
Comparative Analysis.
Differences.
Dropout Rate.
Dropout Research.
Dropouts.
Employment Level.
Employment Patterns.
Employment Statistics.
Females.
High School Graduates.
Human Capital.
Income.
Labor Market.
Males.
National Surveys.
Racial Differences.
Salary Wage Differentials.
Secondary Education.
Sex Differences.
Statistics.
Success.
Unemployment.
Whites.
Human Capital Theory > National Longitudinal Surveys
Reports, Research.
Genre:
Reports, Research.
Physical Description:116 pages
Format: Microfilm Book

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