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Looks like an example of Simpson's Paradox?
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A different mix - more people going to college!
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Simpsons did it
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there are a number of variables that might have led to this: degrees taken are not high paying as well as a shift from a more industrial based economy to a technological one... i don't know if it makes sense.
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Since it's median, not mean, the count matters. The relative count of dropouts, HS grads no college, and people who attended college decreased vs the count of college graduates and beyond.
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Easy one, the number of high paid workers increased more than number of low wage workers (ex. dropouts). The median in this case is influenced more by the number of workers in each category and less by the average wage.
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The graph seems to be illustrating opposite effect though
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