1. Lesson 8 and Student Survey
Alan Portillo Period
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3. Education Pays
Men Women
$80,000
$70,000
$60,000
Median Income
$50,000
$40,000
$30,000
$20,000
$10,000
$-
No high High school Some college Bachelor's Graduate or
school diploma or associate's degree professional
diploma degree degree
Education Level
Median Income by Education Level
Education Level Men Women
No high school diploma $ 22,138 $ 13,076
High school diploma $ 31,683 $ 20,179
Some college or associate's degree $ 39,601 $ 25,736
Bachelor's degree $ 53,693 $ 26,250
Graduate or professional degree $ 71,918 $ 47,319
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, 2005 American Community Survey
http://www.census.gov/prod/2006pubs/acs-02.pdf, page 13

4. Operating Expenses
Years ending June 30
(in millions)
Year Expenses
1997 $ 1,721.8
1998 $ 1,790.9
1999 $ 2,062.7
2000 $ 2,226.6
2001 $ 2,489.0
2002 $ 3,259.8
2003 $ 3,071.0
2004 $ 3,199.5
2005 $ 3,427.9
2006 $ 5,628.1
Chart Title
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Expenses
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5. CORONADO FOUNDRIES
Production and Scrap Report
June
Scrap
Factory Units Produced Generated*
Colorado 7,259 110
Iowa 1 8,723 129
Iowa 2 10,548 245
Kansas 5,211 50
Nevada 4,527 45
Oklahoma 9,914 149
Texas 1 11,204 190
Texas 2 8,564 100
Texas 3 6,799 75
Utah 1 7,612 150
Production and Scrap Report Utah 2 8,247 125
300 Total 88,608 1,368
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100 Series2
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6. When you Chart Title
turn 21 Attend a massive party with
your craziest friends.
21%
you will 42%
Enjoy your boring life going out
for just dinner with your family.
Go clubbing.
most 8%
Just staying home
likely? 21%
8% Wake up not knowing what in
the world you did last night
with a massive headache.
10
Attend a massive party with your craziest friends.
2
Enjoy your boring life going out for just dinner with your family.
5
Go clubbing.
2
Just staying home
5
Wake up not knowing what in the world you did last night with a massive headache.