The effect of Education on the Earnings of Indian, Eskimo, Metis, and White Workers in the Mackenzie District of Northern Canada

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The impact of education on earnings has recently received a great deal of attention from economists. It has also been shown that other factors such as socioeconomic background, demographic characteristics, and the quality of education and student ability are important in determining the earning capacity of individuals. In this paper, regression analysis has been adopted to evaluate the effect of education as well as other socioeconomic factors on ethnic earnings in the district of Mackenzie.
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