The Benefits to Taxpayers from Increases in Students - RAND ...

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3.1. Present Value of Lifetime Increases in Tax Payments Resulting from
Increased Education, U.S.-Born Men..................................................35
3.2. Present Value of Lifetime Increases in Tax Payments Resulting from
Increased Educational Attainment, U.S.-Born Women............................ 36
4.1. Expected Annual Welfare Program Spending for a U.S.-Born Hispanic
Woman....................................................................................45
4.2. Expected Annual Public Housing Subsidies for a U.S.-Born Hispanic
Woman....................................................................................47
4.3. Expected Annual Food Stamp Benefits for a U.S.-Born Hispanic Woman...... 48
4.4. Expected Annual Supplemental Security Income for a U.S.-Born Hispanic
Woman................................................................................... 50
4.5. Expected Annual Medicaid Benefits for a U.S.-Born Hispanic Woman..........51
4.6. Expected Annual Medicare Benefits for a U.S.-Born Hispanic Woman..........53
4.7. Expected Annual Unemployment Compensation for a U.S.-Born Hispanic
Woman................................................................................... 54
4.8. Expected Annual Social Security Benefits for a U.S.-Born Hispanic
Woman ................................................................................... 56
4.9. 2002 Value of Lifetime Decrease in Social Program Spending Resulting
from Increased Education for U.S.-Born Men........................................57
4.10. 2002 Value of Lifetime Decrease in Social Program Spending Resulting
from Increased Education for U.S.-Born Women....................................58
5.1. 2002 Value of Lifetime Decrease in Incarceration Spending Resulting
from Increased Education for U.S.-Born Men....................................... 66
5.2. 2002 Value of Lifetime Decrease in Incarceration Spending Resulting
from Increased Education for U.S.-Born Women....................................67
7.1. Benefits and Costs of Raising the Education of a U.S.-Born Hispanic
Woman from Less Than High School Graduate to College Graduate.............81
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