Autor (2010): CAP/Hamilton Paper
The Polarization of Job Opportunities in the U.S. Labor Market: Implications for Employment and Earnings
David H. Autor
May 2010, Center for American Progress and The Hamilton Project
Downloads
Cleaning/Prep Files:
Acemoglu and Autor (2010) Data Archive
Additional Census-ACS Prep Files
Crosswalks:
10 Broad Occupation Categories (converted from occ1990dd)
Figures:
Figure 1 - Smoothed Changes in Employment by Occupational Skill Percentile, 1979-2007 (Acemoglu and Autor (2010) Figure 10)
Figure 2 - Percent Changes in Male and Female Hourly Wages Relative to the Median
Figure 3 - Percentage Point Change in Employment by Occupation, 1979-2009 (Acemoglu and Autor (2010) Figure 12)
* Figure 4 - Changes in Occupational Employment Shares by Education and Sex, 1979-2007
Figure 5a/b - United States and European Union Occupation Percentages (Acemoglu and Autor (2010) Figure 15)
Figure 6 - Change in Employment Shares by Occupation in 16 European Countries (Acemoglu and Autor (2010) Figure 11)
Figure 9 - College Degree vs. High School Diploma Log Relative Supply, 1963-2008
Figure 10 - College Degree vs. High School Diploma Weekly Wage Ratio, 1963-2008
** Figure 12 - College Completion Rates of Young Adults, Ages 25-34, by Gender and Race, 1970-2008
** Figure 13 - Percent Changes in Real Hourly Earnings by Education, 1979-2007
Figure 14 - Median Hourly Wage Gain by Years of Schooling, 1973-2007
Appendix Figure 3a/b - Change in Occupation Share by Country, 1992-2008 Males/Females
Tables:
* May/ORG prep files listed above are needed for this figure/table in addition to those in the Acemoglu and Autor (2010) Data Archive
** Census-ACS prep files listed above are needed for this figure/table in addition to those in the Acemoglu and Autor (2010) Data Archive
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