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Human Capital Theory: Education, Discrimination, and Lifecycles,

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Three topics are discussed which do not represent a comprehensive view, but are each part of the overall question of income distributions and have each absorbed the attention of those working with human capital theory. the topics are: (1) Wealth distributions and lifecycle earnings profiles; (2) sources of income returns to schooling; and, (3) race differences in income.

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