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Table 1Descriptive statistics. Number of observations
Table 2Regressions of each test score from the armed services vocational aptitude battery on educational attainment
Table 3The effect of the ability test scores on estimated wage premiums for educational credentials
Table 4The effect of the AFQT score on estimated wage premiums for educational credentials including individuals of all ages — NLSY.

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