TABLE 1.-Estimated lifetime earnings for males in the experienced civilian labor force, by years of school completed, color, and region,

for selected occupations-Continued

[Earnings from age 18 to 64 years. Thousands of dollars. These data are from Herman P. Miller, Trends in Income Distribution in the United States; 1960 Census Monograph being prepared under the joint sponsorship of the Bureau of the Census and the Social Science Research Council]

Less than 8 years.

8 years...

High school:

1 to 3 years.

4 years...

College:

1 to 3 years.

TABLE 1.-Estimated lifetime earnings for males in the experienced civilian labor force, by years of school completed, color, and region,

for selected occupations-Continued

[Earnings from age 18 to 64 years. Thousands of dollars. These data are from Herman P. Miller, Trends in Income Distribution in the United States; 1960 Census Monograph being prepared under the joint sponsorship of the Bureau of the Census and the Social Science Research Council]

TABLE 1.-Estimated lifetime earnings for males in the experienced civilian labor force, by years of school completed, color, and region,

for selected occupations-Continued

[Earnings from age 18 to 64 years. Thousands of dollars. These data are from Herman P. Miller, Trends in Income Distribution in the United States; 1960 Cens is Monograph being prepared under the joint sponsorship of the Bureau of the Census and the Social Science Research Council]