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A higher education is associated with a significant wage premium in India | Data Bytes

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By Abhishek Waghmare
| Data For India
One in six Indian workers is a salaried or a regular wage worker. Labour statistics define salaried or regular wage employment as the working arrangement in which employees who work in enterprises owned by others are paid their wages on a regular basis, generally from the same employer. The wages of salaried workers between 25 and 50 years of age gradually increase with each new year of completed formal education.
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Graduates in India

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By Abhishek Waghmare
| Data For India
Having a graduate degree is an important marker of educational achievement, and is linked to greater access to more skilled and better-paying jobs. People who have completed an undergraduate programme are considered to be graduates. This also includes those who are either enrolled in or have completed post-graduate degrees or diplomas, or doctoral programmes, after completing an undergraduate degree.
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Women's absence from India's workforce is most evident in their 20s | Data Bytes Original

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By Abhishek Waghmare
| Data For India
Welcome to the first edition of Data Bytes. Here's a little about our thinking behind launching this format. A new Data Byte will land in your inbox every Monday morning. The share of people in an age group who are either working or looking for work is known as the labour force participation rate (LFPR). The LFPR is an important indicator to measure whether most adults are in the productive economy. In India, female labour force participation is far lower than that of males at every age.
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