Here’s an updated report (February 2014) comparing educational attainment with various social and economic factors that you may find useful in grant writing and speech and report preparation. The comparisons included are shown below the title.
Labor Market Experiences, Earnings, Income Inadequacy Problems, and Civic Behavior of U.S. Adults by Educational Attainment: Consequences for Adult Education Programs http://www.caalusa.org/EdLevelsSocialOutcomes.pdf
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The Employment Experiences of the Nation’s 20-64 Year Olds by Educational Attainment, 2009-2012
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The Labor Market Problems of U.S. Adults by Educational Attainment, 2012-2013
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Annual Earnings of U.S. Adults (20-to-64 Years Old) Adults by Educational Attainment in 2009-2012
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Mean Lifetime Earnings of U.S. Adults (20-64) by Their Educational Attainment Levels, 2009-2012
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Poverty/Near Poverty Rates of U.S. Adults (20-64) by Educational Attainment in 2009-2012
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Low Income Status of U.S. Adults (20-64) by Educational Attainment in 2009- 2012
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Receipt of Food Stamps and Medicaid Health Insurance Services by U.S. Adults in 2009-2012 by Their Educational Attainment Level
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The Voting and Volunteering Behavior of US Adults by Their Educational Attainment, 2010-2012 Time Period