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We excluded the 100th percentile from the 10th decile and the wealth upper cut-off point is $1,973,930.
Variation between deciles in number of observations is due to weighting.
To be specific, it falls in the tenth decile of the distribution of predicted income per capita, which includes everyone with incomes above 7,456 colones.
We rank households by total wealth and calculate the mean of each wealth component for each decile.
In the top decile, the non-retirement financial wealth of single women is only 41 % of that of couples.
Table 2 presents the conditional distribution of ex post potential college earnings given ex post potential high school earnings decile by decile.
Each wage decile contains approximately 10 per cent of the population, though in constructing figure 1 municipalities with no reported industrial employment are excluded.
However, they are much more significant for persons with low income, accounting for over 90% of income for those in the bottom three deciles.
Out of those, 6.8% are still in the first decile after the policy, while 2.88% "jump" to the fifth decile.
This figure jumps to 80 % among the highest earning 10 %, but falls to 16 % among the poorest decile.
We observe an increase in the amount of energy use with income, but this levels off among the highest income deciles.
One thing worth mentioning is that households belonging to the richest decile have the highest level of social insurance.
Note that in the highest decile, manufacturing employment declines.
By comparison, in the highest decile of risk scores, rates of parenthood had increased to 52% for males and 71% for females.
We excluded the 100th percentile from the 10th decile and the wealth upper cut-off point is $4,552,860.
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