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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2019 Mar 19.
Published in final edited form as: Am Indian Cult Res J. 2018;42(1):41–70. doi: 10.17953/aicrj.42.1.liebler

Table 3.

Occupational education and occupational income by occupation group, all workers in 2010

Occupation Group Occupational
Education*
Occupational
Income**



Architecture & Engineering high 93% high $ 78,296
Life, Physical, & Social Science high 92% high $ 60,251
Legal high 92% high $ 92,550
Healthcare Practitioners & Technical high 90% high $ 67,493
Education, Training, & Library high 90% $ 39,477
Financial Specialists high 90% high $ 66,827
Computer & Mathematical high 90% high $ 72,010
Community & Social Services high 88% $ 38,332
Arts, Design, Entertainment, Sports, & Media high 81% $37,760
Business Operations Specialists high 80% high $ 58,952
Management, Business, Science, & Arts high 76% high $ 76,252
Technicians 63% $ 49,100
Protective Service 61% $ 44,791
Military 59% $ 43,189
Sales & Related 55% $ 36,657
Office & Administrative Support 54% $ 29,813
Healthcare Support 48% $ 22,451
Personal Care & Service 45% $ 14,393
Installation, Maintenance, & Repair 38% $ 39,324
Food Preparation & Serving 33% $ 14,383
Production 28% $ 32,429
Transportation & Material Moving 28% $ 29,042
Construction 26% $ 29,982
Extraction 22% $ 49,235
Building & Grounds Cleaning & Maintenance 22% $ 17,563
Farming, Fishing, & Forestry 17% $ 18,955
*

Percentage of workers in this occupation group who completed at least one year of college. Occupation groups with "high education" in later analyses are ones in which at least 75% of incumbents have completed at least one year of college.

**

Average wage and salary income of workers in this occupation group. Most occupations with high occupational education also have high occupational income.