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Peer reviewedRumberger, Russell W. – Social Science Quarterly, 1984
A research study revealed that investment in formal occupational training is widespread. While the wage effects of occupational training compare favorably with schooling and general work experience, effects vary considerably among settings and types of training as well as between Whites and Blacks. (Author/RM)
Descriptors: Age, Blacks, Educational Background, Elementary Secondary Education
