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Source: Family Economics and Resource Management Biennial
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1. Marlowe, Julia
Wang, Jing
Factors Associated With Self-sufficiency of Young Adults
Family Economics and Resource Management Biennial (1997): 75-78
Cohort(s): NLSY79
Publisher: Family Economics and Resource Management (FERM)
Keyword(s): Family Background and Culture; High School Completion/Graduates; High School Dropouts; High School Students; Human Capital; Income; School Completion; Welfare

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High school drop out rates are a matter of considerable concern. The results from research presented in this paper indicate that the concern is well founded, because the most consistent variable associated with self-sufficiency is completion of high school. A national longitudinal sample of young adults was used to investigate human capital investments, family background and personal characteristic associated with income and receipt of public assistance at age 27.
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Marlowe, Julia and Jing Wang. "Factors Associated With Self-sufficiency of Young Adults." Family Economics and Resource Management Biennial (1997): 75-78.