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GradEarnings research brief (Version ’14-11-24)

Authors: Ross Finnie, Stephen Childs, Dejan Pavlic, and Nemanja Jevtovic

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TypeReport to policy group
Author Ross Finnie, Stephen Childs, Dejan Pavlic, and Nemanja Jevtovic
Publication Year 2014
Title GradEarnings research brief (Version ’14-11-24)
Number 4
City Ottawa, ON
Institution Education Research Policy Initiative (EPRI)
Publication Language English
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Subjects

LabourStatistical methods

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Data Used

Youth in Transition Survey

Longitudinal, Survey (1998 to 2009)

YITS

Programme for the International Assessment of Adult Competencies

Cross-Sectional, Repeated (1994 to 2022)

PIAAC

Research Data Centre(s)

Queen's RDC

QUE

Toronto RDC

UTO