Not surprising news that higher education brings higher lifetime compensation.
What we see here, in general, is further confirmation of the discrimination against women's compensation.
We still have a long way to go!
Onésimo Alvarez-Moro
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How much more a graduate earns over a lifetime
UNIVERSITY offers more than the chance to indulge in a few years of debauchery. A new report from the OECD, a rich country think-tank, attempts to measure how much more graduates can expect to earn compared with those who seek jobs without having a degree. In America the lifetime gross earnings of male graduates are, on average, nearly $370,000 higher than those of non-graduates, comfortably repaying the pricey investment in a university education (female graduates earn an extra $229,000).
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