Issue #217 - July 2010
This is Issue of OPPORTUNITY examines the "Consequences of Inequality, 1967 to 2007". We examine the social welfare and pathologies associated with growing income inequality in the United States. For more than 40 years incomes have been growing more unequal, or concentrated among fewer people. Because higher education is increasingly the gatekeeper to the middle and upper incomes available in the United States, this issue explores what this means.
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Issue #217 - July 2010 Map pg 7
This is an excel sheet with the Map for pg 7.
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Issue #216 - June 2010
Measuring U.S. Educational Performance and Progress Against the OECD Competition, 1995 to 2007
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Issue #215 - May 2010
This issue of OPPORTUNITY examines data on the college continuation rates for recent high school graduates. By October of 2009 70.1 percent of 2009 high school graduates were enrolled in college. This was a record and passed the previous mark of 68.6% first set in 2005.
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Issue #215 - May 2010 Article 1
College Continuation Rates for Recent High School Graduates, 1959 to 2009
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Issue #215 - May 2010 Article 2
Student Employment, 1969 to 2009
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Issue #214 - April 2010
In this Issue of OPPORTUNITY: Interstate Migration of College Freshmen, 1986 to 2008
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Issue #213 - March 2010
In this Issues of OPPORTUNITY: Core Expenditures and Revenues of Institutions that Enroll Pell Grant Recipients, FY2004
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Issue #212 - February 2010
In this Issue of OPPORTUNITY: State Fiscal Support for Higher Education, FY1961 to FY2010
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Issue #212 - February 2010 -- page 6
Page 6 chart: State Fiscal Support for Higher Education per $1000 of State Personal Income, FY1961 to FY2010
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Issue #211 - January 2010
In this Issue of OPPORTUNITY: Trends in Financial Barriers to Higher Education by Parental Income and Institutional Type/Control, 1990 to 2008
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