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Article:  Annual mean wage of athletes and sports competitors by state, May 2018

Observation:

1.California has the highest annual mean wage for sports industry workers out of the four highest employment level states.

2.The largest states pay the highest annual wage range of $78k to $183k.

Inferences:

1.Sports is a big mandatory thing in the larger states ( California, Texas, Colorado) because of how much the annual wage is for athletes and sports competitors.

2.The higher the employment level states the lower the location quotient.

Questions:

1.If there’s a high annual mean wage why is their low employment ?

2.If there’s  a high annual mean wage why does the location quotient lower?

Interesting:

1.Annual mean wage mean wage and location quotient correlate.

2.California has the highest annual mean.

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Annual Mean Wage of Athletes and Sports Competitors

Observations:

1.      The Providence Warwick from the Metropolitan area is the least paid area compared to the other locations.

2.      Denver-Aurora-Lakewood, CO is the highest paid location out of all locations

Inferences:

1.      The numbers will most likely be affected negatively due to the epidemic

2.      The median wages will change during this epidemic since people are quarantined

Questions:

1.      Why doesn’t New York pay much to their athletes as Colorado?

2.      How is it that Colorado has more employment than California and New York?

Interesting:

1.      Colorado’s mean wage is $238,050

2.      Providence-Warwick, RI-MA only has 8 in employment

Annual Mean Wage of Elementary school Teachers, Except special education, May 2018

Observations:

1.      The most paid area is NY, Kingston

2.      Los Angeles, one of the famous places doesn’t pay their employees as much as they do in Massachusetts

Inferences:

1.      There are more teachers in Kingston than Los Angeles.

2.      States with higher amount of students require more teachers

Questions:

1.      Why are some areas of NY pay their employees less than in other areas in NY?

2.      Why are some areas that are in the same state ranked lower than other areas?

Interesting:

1.      The metropolitan area of least paid is California

2.      In Kingston, they pay their teachers $91,610

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Article:  Annual mean wage of athletes and sports competitors by area, May 2018

Observation:

1.Bridgeport stamford, Norwalk, CT is the metropolitan area w the highest location quotient.

2.The CO metropolitan area  has a higher share of sports industry employment than average.

Inferences:

1.The lack of employment because of recent events ( COVID-19) will have an affect on metropolitan areas with high annual wages.

2.The unemployment of athletes will affect the economy.

Questions:

1.How much is their pay ?

2.Why does the CO metropolitan area rely greatly on the sports industry?

Interesting:

1.The annual wage for those who work in the sports industry in CO is higher than a dentists annual wage.

2.Occupation is less dominant in areas to the west south

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Document 3: Annual mean wage of athletes and sports competitors, by state, May 2018

Observation:
1. Florida has the highest employment of athletes and sports competitor.
2. Arizona has the highest location quotient of athletes and sports competitor.

Inferences:

1. States like North and South Dakota that are completely white don't have a lot activity when it comes to sports.
2. Arizona employment of athletes will continue to grow since Arizona has the highest number of employment by the thousands and a location quotient in sports that is greater than the national average.

Questions:

1. Why does Florida have a higher sports employment compare to a popular state California?

2. Does the population of a state affect the of athletes employed by the thousands?

Interesting:

1. States with the highest with the highest employment and location quotient are states known for popular sports teams.

2. California has the highest annual mean probably because it is a wealthy state.

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Annual mean wage of elementary school teachers, except special education by state May 2018

Observation:

1)In Employment per thousand jobs each state has and equal amount towards each other which is about 12.20-12.60

2)Georgia has the most employment

Inferences:

1)Vermont have the highest Annual mean wage with $62,430

2)Every state has an equal hourly mean wage with 4

Question:

1)Why does Georgia have the highest Employment?

2)Why does Vermont have the least employment?

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Article:Annual mean wage of elementary school teachers , except special education by area .May 2018

Observations

1. Metropolitan areas for this occupation earn almost doubled compared no Nonmetropolitan areas

2.   Texas has the lowest annual mean wage compared to its employment level.

Inferences:
1.States With a higher populations tend to pay more.
2.Education industries tend to have a higher employment rate and a higher wage set.

Questions:
1. Are colleges wages and employment for teachers  compared to  elementary school teachers ?
2. Why does Florida have a low annual mean wage and employment rate compared to other metropolitan areas ?
Interesting:
1.New York has the highest percentage of employment and highest wages.
2.Nonmetropolitan areas earn almost  half of what metropolitan areas earn.

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Annual mean wage of athletes and sports competitors, by state, May 2018

Observations:

1. I see that more than half the states are white meaning they probably pay less than the minimum range of $36,000-$52,000.

2. The largest states (California, Washington, Texas, etc.) pay the highest annual wage range of $78,000-$183,000.

Inferences :

1. I can infer that sports is a big deal in those big states, such as California, Texas, and Colorado because of how much the annual wage for athletes and sports competitors is.

2. I can infer that the states in light blue paying an annual wage range of $36,000-$52,000 most likely don’t have that many sports teams.

Questions:

1. Do more than half the states not employ athletes and sports competitors or are their annual wages just all below $36,000?

2. Why only in 6 states do athletes make $78,000-$183,110, which seems to be the highest range?

Interesting:

1.  I don’t know anything about sports so I find it interesting that a state as small as Rhode Island has an annual wage in the second highest range of $67,000-$76,000.

2.  I find it interesting that California isn’t the top paying state since it’s the state with the most professional sports teams.

Annual mean wage of elementary school teachers except special education by state, May 2018

Observations:

1. New York is one of the states that pays the highest annual wage range of $65,000-$83,000.

2. No states in the middle of the country pay the highest annual wage, only the ones on the east and west coast do.

Inferences :

1. I can infer that more funding in education which includes paying the teachers is more on the coasts than the middle states.

2. I can infer that the states with the highest annual wage have more funding in education due to having more schools to provide for.

Questions:

1. Why do the schools in the middle states possibly not have enough funding?

2. How come Alaska pays the highest range of annual wage of $65,000-$83,000?

Interesting:

1. I find it interesting that Alaska is one of the states within the highest annual wage range.

2. It’s interesting that California has the most elementary school teachers employed, 162,000, but is the third highest annual wage below Massachusetts with 30,380 employed.

Employment of elementary school teachers except special education by state, May 2018

Observations:

1. Most states on the east coast have a high employment level between 600-5,000.

2. The data is correlated to the population density in each state.

Inferences :

1. I can infer that since California and Texas have the highest employment level, they also have the highest annual wage. (This is based just on the map and not the chart which proves this inference wrong).

2. I can infer that the states with less employment levels are due to having less elementary schools or not enough funding.

Questions:

1. Why don’t the employment levels match the annual mean wage?

2. In a state like Texas, with a high number of employment but a lower annual wage, do the teachers get paid less or does the state in general have a lower wage?

Interesting:

1.Texas is the second highest employment of elementary school teachers, but it doesn't pay the highest range of annual wage.

2. Alaska is within the lowest range of employment between 600-5,000 but is within the highest range of highest annual wage.

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Jonathan Rosales /Annual mean wage of athlete  and sports competitors. By area, May 2018  

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Jonathan Rosales /Annual mean wage of athlete  and sports competitors. By area, May 2018  

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observations:
1.Denver-aurora- Lakewood, CO has the highest  annual mean wage which is $238,050
2. New York- Newark- New Jersey  has more employments but they get pay less than which the annual mean wage is $104,590

Inference:
1. since in Lakewood there is less employment than NY I am assuming that why they get pay more money annually
2. NY and NJ has a bigger population than Lakewood therefore there is more competition to get the pay the best

Questions:

1. How is  Colorado able to pay more money than NY to their athletes
2. why is Las Vegas on top 3 and not top 1 since its very popular ?
Interesting:
1.  the big cities like NY get pay a lot more than the rest therefore popularity matters

2.what I find interesting is Lakewood, CO gets pay more than both big cities NY and Las Vegas and that combining both wages

Annual mean wage of elementary school teachers, except special education by area,May 2018
observations:
1. for metropolitan areas they pay more than Nonmetropolitan
2. for the metropolitan areas  some of the areas get repeated like CA,

Inference:
1.we see in the metropolitan the top pay areas included CA and NY so we can argue that its because in general its a popular area so everything is expensive therefore its a cycle.
2. since the taxes in CA and NY are higher it makes sense they get pay more

Questions:
1.  we know that California pays the highest taxes so is that why they get pay more ?
2.why does the one with more employment get pay less than the one with employment?
interesting:
1. as we see higher employment shows that they get pay less compare to somewhere where there is a lower employment they get pay less
2. Its interesting that we see the top pay for metropolitan  doesn't vary and it's mostly CA

Employment of elementary school teachers, except special education by state. May 2018

observations:
1. California is the most pay and most employment
2. Texas has a lot of employment but is getting pay less than NY while NY has less employment

Inference:
1. high employment cause higher wages
2. NY has low employment but has a higher wage than Texas, i think it because NY pays more taxes

Question:
1. why is it that California has a higher wage than NY?
2. how does hourly wage differ from the states ?

Interesting:
1. what I found interesting is that the East of USA has more employment than the west
2.  whats interesting is California has more employment so the wage is higher but NY has less employment but has a little higher wage

The impact labour, supply, and demand is affected because the high demand of jobs affects the area so the wages are lower, but if demand is lower then there is less employment so the wages are higher.

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document 3 : occupation employment and wages, May 2018
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observations:
1) elementary and secondary school has the highest employment 1,403,670 .
2) 2nd highest concentration of employment is religious organization.
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inferences:
1)more employment more annual wages depending on the industries
2) each industry gain a certain percent of annual mean wage
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questions:
1) why is elementary & secondary school annual mean wage higher than other school and instruction?
2)if employment rate drop will the annual wage drop as well?
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interesting:
1)child day care service annual wage lower than other school and instruction.
2)local government , excluding school and hospital ( OES designation percent of industry employment are low about 0.02 with the total of 1,000.

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Article: Annual mean wage of elementary school teachers, except special education by area  May 2018.

Observation:
1. Texas has the lowest annual mean wage compared to its employment level.

2.New York is one of the states  that pays the highest annual wage range of $65,000-$83,000.

Inferences:
1. Each industry gain a certain percentage of annual mean wage.
2. States with higher populations pay more.

Questions:
Why are prices different around the nation?

Why do schools in the middle states do not have enough funding?

Interesting:
1. Florida has a low annual mean wage.
2. New York has the highest percentage of employment.

Document// Annual mean wage of athlete and sports competitors. by area,  May 2018

Observations:
1. New York & New Jersey has a larger population than Lakewood .
2. New York has second most highest salary and highest employment  number.

Inferences :
1. Sports are big in California, Texas, and Colorado because of the annual wage.
2. The states with the highest annual wages have the best athletes.

Questions:
1. Why does the providence Warwick RI-MA have the lowest annual mean wage of $64,440?
2.Why does Lakewood have the  highest annual mean wage of $238,050?

Interesting:
1.I find interesting how some states annual mean wage are not available.
2.Areas with less employment pay more than those with higher employment.
Document Occupation employment and wages, May 2018

Observations:
1.elemtentary and secondary schools have the highest employment 1,403,670.
2. The second highest of employment is religious organizations.

Inferences :
1.there is more employment and more annual wages depending on industries.
2.Each industry gain a certain percent of annual mean wage.

Questions:
1. Why is elementary and secondary school annual mean higher than other schools?
2.If the employment rate drop will it also affect the annual wage?

Interesting:
1. i found interesting how childcare services annual wage is lower than schools.
2. Colleges and Universities have a low annual wage.

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Document 2: Metropolitan areas with the highest employment of athletes.

Observation:
1. Pheonix-Mesa-Scottsdale have the highest employment level for athletes.
2. Indianapolis-Carmel-Anderson have the highest concentration of jobs and location quotients in this occupation.

Inferences
1. Metropolitan areas that have a higher annual mean wage tend to produce better sports teams.

2.  Phoenix-Mesa-Scottsdale metropolitan area will continue to grow in employment in sports since the location quotient is above the national average.

Questions:

1. Is employment tied to annual mean wage?

2. Why does New York-Newark-Jersey City have low athletic employment?

Interesting:

1. New York-Newark-Jersey City don't have high concentration of athletic employment.

2. Denver-Aurora-Lakewood pays the highest annual wage than other more popular metropolitan areas.

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"Annual mean wage of athletes and sports competitors, by area, May 2018"

Observations:
1.New York-Newark-Jersey City annual's wage go up to $104,590
2.North port-Sarasota-Bradenton, FL has the lowest employment rate for athletes.

Inferences :
1. The states that have the highest annual wages have the best athletes.
2. Metropolitan Areas have higher annual wages because of the amount of people living in that state.

Questions:
1. Why is there no data for the states that are in the south like Texas?
2.  What types of athletes get paid the most?

Interesting:
1. The states that have a low employment tend to pay less
2.The east part of the US has the most jobs for athletes.

"About 2018 National, State, Metropolitan, and Non metropolitan Area Occupational Employment and wage estimates"

Observations:
1.North Valley-Northern Mountains Region of California non metropolitan has the highest employment of 2,480
2.Connecticut non metropolitan area has the lowest employment of 540

Inferences :
1. The non metropolitan part of California has the highest annual mean wage than the other areas because of the amount of people living there.
2. California is making a lot of people work in different types of areas.

Questions:
1. Why is Alaska non metropolitan area one of the highest annual mean wage?
2. what occupation is this data about?

Interesting:
1. The median wage is 50th percentile wage estimate
2.Alaska non metropolitan area has the lowest employment per thousands jobs.

"25-2021 Elementary School Teachers, Except Special Education"

Observations:
1. Elementary and secondary schools industry have the most employment
2.Teachers have the highest Concentration of employment.

Inferences :
1. There are more Teachers working than doctors working in hospitals
2. Teachers are one of the careers that are important because you have to teach students things that are going to be used in real life

Questions:
1. why is there more employment in the elementary and secondary schools than the other industries?
2.what are grant making and giving services?

Interesting:
1.Mean Annual wage for a teacher is $62,200
2. people working in colleges, universities, and professional schools have a annual wage of 47,460

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Annual mean wage of athletes and sports competitors, by area, May 2018 // Diana Pena 

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Annual mean wage of athletes and sports competitors, by area, May 2018 // Diana Pena 

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Observations
1. Lakewood, CO has the highest annual mean wage of $238,050
2. Providence Warwick RI-MA has the lowest annual mean wage of $64,440

Inferences
1.I believe the annual mean wage doesn’t have to do with the number of employment.
2. I believe Newark Nj has a higher population so there is more employment there than at Lakewood, CO.

Questions
1. Why does New York have the most employment yet Colorado the most paid state?
2. How come not all of the annual mean wages are available  for all the states?

Interesting
1.The location quotient is different even with higher or lowers annual mean wages.
2. Employment per thousand job is higher at Norwalk, CT with a annual mean wage of $69,020.

The impact supply and demand have on wage inequality is because of a higher pay or salary there is a decrease in the amount of jobs demanded by employers. However, when there is a lower pay there is a higher demand for jobs demanded by the employers.

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Observations
1.) only two areas have six figure salary
2.) Colorado pays there altheles more

Inferences
1.) Colorado has limited altheles so to get them and secure
them they need to pay more
2.) new york has the most athletes due to it employement rate

Questions
1.) does colorado have the better athlete
2.) why does new york pay so high and have a big employement

Interesting
1.) employement doesnt have nothing to do with how much they get paid
2.)  less employed area seem to have higher wages

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Observations:
1. Colorado pays their athletes the highest wage at a cost of 238,050
2. Ny only has about 100k but has 100 more employment

Inferences:
1. Colorado probably has the best athletes in the state
2. Does NY not pay their athletes because of the increased employment or because Colorado has better athletes.
Questions:
1. What is the actual reason for Colorado having such a high pay rate for their athletes.

2. Is their a minimum wage they can pay these athletes?

Interesting:

1. Employment doesn't seem to correlate with the wage paid for athletes.
2. The East side of the world has the most employment for atheletes

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"ANNUAL MEAN WAGE OF ATHLETES AND SPORTS COMPETITORS, BY AREA, MAY 2018

Observations:
1. Only two areas have a six figure salary for athletes
2. New York has second most highest salary and highest employment number

Inferences :
1. These states probably have top athletes in their teams.
2. Denver is a very prideful state

Questions:
1. What is location quotient?
2. How is it that Denver has a higher salary than New York and California if NY and CA are the most expensive states?

Interesting:
1. California does not give sic figure salary and has some of the most prestigious players
2. Areas with less employment pay more than those with a higher employment.

"NATIONAL ESTIMATE FOR THIS OCCUPATION"

Observations:
1. There are higher levels of employment and concentration of employment in Spectator sports, however, ironically, it isn't top paying industry
2. Independent artists and performers have  way smaller employment level than sports, yet its payed more

Inferences :
1. Many people that are not working in these fields have a lower salary than the ones presented
2. Independent Artist have a higher pay per person than sports

Questions:
1. Why are schools and hospitals excluded in local government?
2. What do they mean by "Other amusement and recreation industries"

Interesting:
1. Education is less valued than entertainment
2. The drastic gap between the top 2 industries and the remaining industries

"ANNUAL MEAN WAGE OF ELEMENTARY SCHOOL TEACHERS,  EXCEPT SPECIAL EDUCATION BY AREA, MAY 2018"

Observations:
1. California has the most top paying areas in the chart
2. There is major difference between metropolitan and non metropolitan wages

Inferences :
1. Wages depend on how expensive an area is
2. Higher concentration means lower pay

Questions:
1. Why are prices different around the nation?
2. Why is there more concentration in the middle of the country?

Interesting:
1. In NY and CA, the whole state is blue, meaning a decent pay, a little above average, however, the rest of the states are divided in different salaries, meaning their mean is different within the state
2. Some areas have no data

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"Annual mean wage of elementary school teachers, except special education by area, May 2018"
Observations:
1. For this occupation metropolitan areas pay more than non-metropolitan
2. Top paying metropolitan areas for this occupations have the same few states repeated

Inferences :
1. Metropolitan areas are much more populated and known.
2. Non-Metropolitan areas earn more because the area they're working in may be less expensive

Questions:
1. Why do people work in the lower paying states?
2. What's the most pay this occupation can get?

Interesting:
1. Big cities have higher wages
2. Top paying states vary from the west to east border

"States with the highest concentration of jobs and locations quotients in this  occupation"

Observations:
1.New York pays the most for this occupation
2.Vermont has the highest concentrations for this occupation

Inferences :
1. The big cities are much more expensive to live in compared to other states
2.The more teachers there are the less they may get paid

Questions:
1. Why are none of the highest concentrations for this occupations in the list of top paying states?
2. Why does the paying for this occupation vary so much?

Interesting:
1.Only the east and west coast have the highest paying for the occupation.
2. None of the highest concentrations for this occupation is in the list of top paying states.

"Annual mean wage of athletes and sports competitors, by area May 2018"

Observations:
1. Top annual mean wage is almost double the 2nd place.
2.The map shows very few areas that are top paying for the occupation

Inferences :
1. Denver Aurora is very athletic and have their own hobbies
2.Most of the top paying areas are in the east

Questions:
1. Why does the top mean wage have over 100k more than the rest?
2.Why does the top metropolitan area have this many job employments in this field?

Interesting:
1.Top Metropolitan area has over double the 2nd place.
2. Annual Mean wages are all above 50k

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"Employment of athletes and sport competitors, by area, May 2018"

Observation:

1. The North Eastern side of the country has the highest employment in this occupation
2. New York, New Jersey and Florida have the highest

Inference:
1. The unemployment of these athletes ue to the pandemic is going to affect all this recorded data.
2. The metropolitan areas are due to have more employment in this occupation

Question:
1. Why is there always a higher employment in the East?
2.Why isn't there much employment recorded in California?

Things I found interesting:
1. The major cities always have higher employment
2. The East has the highest employment

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"Annual mean wage of elementary school teachers, except special education by area, May 2018"

Observation:

1. New Jersey, California and New York have the highest minimum wage
2. South have the lowest minimum wages

Inference:
1. Low pay causes the low employment
2. I feel the larger the population of a state the more employment there is

Question:
1. How do they pay hourly for the teachers with high minimum wages?
2.why is it that the lower employment, the lower the annual wage?

Things I found interesting:
1. The higher the location quotient, the lower the employment and the lower the annual mean wage is
2. The East has the most employment

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document 2: national estimates for this occupation: Top
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observation:
1) industries with highest published employment and wages.
2) top paying industries for their occupation.
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inferences:
1)independent artist, writers, and performers have a low employment but high annual mean wage.
2)annual mean wage depends on the percent of industry employment.
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questions:
1) why are the percent of the industry employment are high but the annual mean wage are low?
2)how many does the top paying industries pay in hourly mean wage?
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interesting:
1)spectator sports have high employment and percent of industry employment is high.
2) college , universities, and professional schools have 60 employment and have a low annual wage.

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"Annual Mean Wage of athletes and sports competitors, by area. May 2018"

Observation:

1. New York, Colorado and California have the highest minimum wage
2. Major cities have the highest wages recorded

Inference:
1. This Coronavirus pandemic will affect this data since many sports have been put on pause
2. The unemployment of athletes going to affect the economy

Question:
1. How do they pay hourly?
2.why is it that the lower employment, the higher the annual wage?

Things I found interesting:
1. The location quotient and the employment affect the annual mean wage
2. The East has the highest mean wage

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Document 1: "National estimates for this occupation"

Observations:
1. Spectator sports has the second highest annual mean wage with the highest employment.
2. Independent artist, writers and performers receive the highest amount with pay with relatively low levels of employment.

Inferences:
1. Spectator sports will continue to be the highest in employment as sports continue to remain popular

2. The pay of independent artist,writers, and performers will always vary based off the value of the product put out.

Questions:
1. Why is there a huge gap in employment between spectator sports and other amusement and recreation industries?

2. Why aren't industries like technology and manufacturing offering the highest pay?

Interesting:

1. Independent artist,writers and performers having a higher pay than Spectator sports.
2. Local government jobs paying less than 50k

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"National estimates for this occupation"

Observations:
1. Independent artists, writers and performers are one of the top paying industries
2. traveler accommodation has the lowest number of employment in their occupation.

Inferences :
1. In the future people won't want to work regular jobs because they don't pay as good as for example a singer or musician gets paid.
2. Labor workers might go on strikes to get equal pay with artists.

Questions:
1. Why do artists get paid more than the people in needed jobs such as labor and local government?
2.

Interesting:
1. Unnecessary jobs get higher pay than regular jobs.
2. Any jobs that has to do with being public or fame are the highest paying occupations.

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Employment of athletes and sport competitors, by state, May 2018
Observations
1. Florida, California, Pennsylvania, Arizona, and Missouri have the highest employment.
2. Location quotient is lower for high employment level states

Inferences
1. The higher the employment level states the lower the location quotient.
2. There

Questions
1. How come if there’s a high annual mean wage there’s a low employment per thousand job?
2. How come is there is a high annual mean wage there is also a lower location quotient?

Things I found interesting
1. Annual mean wage and employment per thousands correlate.
2. Annual mean wage and the location quotient also correlate.

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Document 2.
"Annual mean wage of elementary school teachers except special education by area. May 2018.
Observations:
1. There are teachers employed in every state
2. The South has the lowest annual mean wage.

Inferences :
1. The South has the lowest quotients in this occupation because of the low pay.
2. Metropolitan areas like NY, NJ and PA have one of the highest numbers of employment because of the high salary.

Questions:
1. Why do nonmetropolitan areas have the lowest teacher salaries?
2. Why does Florida have so many regions with different salaries.

Interesting:
1. The west coast and east coast have more of the higher paying states
2. The number of employment of teachers is significantly larger than the number of employed athletes.

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Industry profile for this occupation: Top
Observations
1.Elementary and secondary schools have the highest employment. 1,403.670
2.Schools have the higher annual mean wage of $62,240
Inferences
1. Some of these wages can drop because of the pandemic
2. Employments can drop
Questions
1.Why does schools have the higher wages?
2. Why do schools have the higher percent of industry employment ?
Interesting
1. Schools make more money then the other industry given
2. Schools wages make more than OES designation.

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Employment of elementary school teachers expect special education by state May 2018
Observation
1. In California and New York the annual wage is high which is 80,000-85,000
2. California has the most employed of elementary school teachers which is 162,440
Inferences
1. Due to the pandemic a lot of teachers can be unemployed in months .
2. By the end of the pandemic , Texas can have the higher employment rating .
Questions
1. Why do California have higher employment rating then New York ?
2. Why does Illinois have a low employment rating ?
Interesting
1. I find it interesting that California has More employed then New York
2. The annual wage is around 85,000 and that isn’t bad at all .

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geographic profile of this occupation: top
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observation:
1. map shows highest rate of employment.
2. 5 out of the 50 states annual mean wage
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inferences:
1. less employment rate means less annual mean wage.
2.. dark green represents the highest employment rate.
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questions:
1) why does the employment per thousand job in California is low but have the greatest annual mean wage?
2.what are the hourly mean wage for the 5 state ?
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interesting :
1.florida's high employment with the low annual mean wage.
2. low employment have the highest location quotient.

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Document 1.
"Annual Mean Wage of athletes and sports competitors, by area. May 2018"

Observations:
1. Athletes can have a wage as high as $238,050 in some states
2. New York, NJ and PA have the highest number of employment.

Inferences :
1. The metropolitan area might economically suffer a lot due to the unemployment of athletes because of the pandemic.
2. The Providence-Warwick, RI MA area might have the lowest salary because they are not so focused on sports.

Questions:
1. why doesn't NY, NJ and PA have the highest salary if they have the most employed?
2. Doesn't California have a large number of athletes too?

Interesting:
1. The annual mean wage of an athlete in most cases is greater than the annual mean wage of an elementary school teacher.
2. Most athletes are located in the East side of the U.S

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"Annual mean wage of athletes and sports competitors, by area, May 2018"
Observations:
1. The CO metropolitan area has a higher share of sports industry employment than average.
2. Most of the top paying metropolitan areas for the sports industry lies on the east coast of America.

Inference:
1. The CO metropolitan area will suffer economically because of its heavy dependence on the sports industry for revenue.
2. Because the Location Quotient in the CT metropolitan area is very high, the annual mean wage is lower than the other top paying areas; higher employment, lower wages.

Questions:
1. Why does the CO metropolitan area rely so much on the sports industry?
2. Why are most of the top paying metropolitan areas for the sports industry on the east coast of America?

Interesting:
1. The annual mean wage for those working in the sports industry in CO is higher than the annual wage for a Dentist
2. The CT metropolitan area has the highest Location Quotient than the other 9 areas.

"Employment of athletes and sports competitors, by state, May 2018"
Observations:
1. As of May 2018, Florida has the highest sports industry employment out of all 50 states.
2. California has the highest annual mean wage for sports industry workers out of the other 4 highest employment level states.

Inferences:
1. Florida will also go through economic hardships because the large amount of employment in the sports industry will have no work (due to COVID-19 closures).
2. California is able to pay sports industry workers their high annual mean wage because there is little employment in their state per thousand jobs.

Questions:
1. Why does Arizona have roughly half the employment level as Florida, but a higher employment level per thousand jobs?
2. Why can't Arizona release their estimated annual mean wage for sports industry workers?

Interesting:
1. The graph of employment by states is somehow more spread out across the country than the graph of employment by area.
2. Arizona has a high Location Quotient despite having an employment level of 580.

"Annual mean wage of elementary school teachers, except special education by area, May 2018"
Observations:
1. The Northeastern section of America is dense will annual mean wages of $62,000 and above.
2. The Central states of America seems to have the lower annual mean wages compared to the Western and Eastern states.

Inferences:
1. Teachers make less annual mean wages than sports industry workers because the level of employment for teachers is higher than theirs.
2. The NY-NJ-PA has so many elementary teachers employed because their populations are very large.

Questions:
1. What does special education have to do with this data? And how would it alter the graph?
2. Why does Alaska have high annual mean wages for elementary school teachers like California and New York?

Interesting:
1. California has a lot of  metropolitan areas with elementary schools.
2. The Location Quotients of top paying metropolitan areas for elementary school teachers are closer to 1 than sports industry workers.

In terms of supply and demand, a higher paying job would attract more workers and, therefore, would decrease the labor demanded by employers. Conversely, a low paying job would attract less people and increase employers’ demand for labor. This leads to wage inequality because certain jobs are more demanded than others, causing the wage for the more demanded job to increase.

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Diana Pena                                                                Annual mean wage of elementary school teachers by state, May 2018 

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Diana Pena                                                                Annual mean wage of elementary school teachers by state, May 2018 

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Observations
1. I noticed that although New York has a annual mean wage of $83,010 it still doesn’t have a high employment per thousands jobs. It’s lower than Vermont, Louisiana, Iowa, Georgia and Alabama.
2. I also noticed the location quotient in the higher paying
areas like New York, Massachusetts, California, District of
Columbia and Connecticut are lower than the less paying states for this job.

Inferences
1. I believe there are higher concentration of jobs in those states because it’s less paying so they can afford more teachers.
2. I believe NY pays more towards teachers because of taxes so there’s more money.

Questions
1. Why is New York the highest paid state ?
2. How come Texas being a large state it has an annual wage of $56,520- $64,950?

Things I found interesting
1. Higher annual wage meant a lower number for location quotient.
2.  Employment per thousand jobs were lower for higher annual mean wages.

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Annual mean wage of Athletes and sports Competitors by area, May 2018 /  Juninho Juca

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Annual mean wage of Athletes and sports Competitors by area, May 2018 /  Juninho Juca

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Observation
1. The Co metropolitan area has a higher share of sports industry employment then average
2. There is 10 areas given to us in the picture
Inferences
1. In a few months , the employment rating may have a risk of going down due to the pandemic.
2. The metropolitan area CO will suffer economically because it’s heavy dependent on revenue .
Questions
1. Why does the CO metropolitan depend so much on the revenue ?
2. Does sport competitors make a lot of money ?
Interesting
1. They make more money then dentist workers
2. In some areas they make more then retail workers

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The assignment  is due on Wednesday.

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Good morning everyone, I hope everyone and their families are in good health. By the end of today everyone should have completed the two observations, two inferences, two questions and two things they found interesting.

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1. Write two observations and two inferences that you have about the image or document. Students should choose at least three images or documents. Students should also write two questions you may have about the image or document and two things you found interesting at a practical gallery.

2. Students should also comment on at least one of their classmates post.

3. Using the various images and documents, in three to four sentences please state the impact labour, supply and demand on wage inequality.

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Annual mean wage of elementary school teachers , except special education by area , May 2018

Observations:
1) The top paying metropolitan area is Kingston , NY with a mean annual wage of $91,610
2) Kansas non metropolitan area contains high rates of employment in this occupation but a much lower annual wage compared to Kingston, NY .

Inference :
1) Highest employment rates in an area entail a much lower annual wages compared to other metropolitan areas .
2) Since metropolitan areas typically demand higher taxes it make sense that annual wages are higher in these areas.

Questions :
1) What are some important factors that contribute to the disproportion of employment rates with annual wages in both metropolitan and non metropolitan areas ?

2) Why does Long Beach Anaheim , CA have the lowest employment per thousands?

Interesting:
1) I found the Disparities in employment rates in Metropolitan and non metropolitan areas interesting
2) Areas like southwest Iowa non metropolitan area or North Area contains the highest concentrations of jobs  and location quotient .

Annual mean wage of athletes and sports competitors by area, May 2018

Observations :
1)The top paying metropolitan area is Denver Aurora Lakewood , CO with a mean annual wage of $ 238, 050
2) Bridgeport Stamford Norwalk , CT is the metropolitan area with the highest location quotient .

Inferences :
1)High annual wages wont correlate with areas that have highest employment for this type of job.
2) The lack of employment due to recent events will have an  affect on metropolitan areas with high annual wages.

Questions :
1) What is the main determinant behind high annual wages in metropolitan areas found to the east and not the west ?
2) Why is this occupation so prominent  in some  metropolitan areas ?
Interesting :
1) I find it interesting that this occupation is less dominant in areas to the west and south
2)  I find it interesting that the highest annual wage doesn't belong to New York.

Employment of athletes and sports competitors by state , May 2018
Observations :
1) Florida is the state with the highest employment rates for the sport occupation.
2) Although New York is the 2nd metropolitan area with the highest annual wage , it is not found among the states with highest employment rates.

Inferences :
1) The dominance of this occupation employment wise  doesn't necessarily mean high annual wages
2) Now that the COVID-19 has reached the state of Florida , the employment levels will most likely decrease in that state .

Questions :
1)  Why is there such a high employment level in areas like Florida and Missouri ?
2) What is the reason behind a high location quotient in Missouri compared to other states ?

Interesting :
1) I find it interesting that Missouri and Arizona are among the states with highest employment levels .
2) The fact that New York state doesn't have high employment levels in this occupation .

Overall there is a disparity between labor , demand and wages . The greater demand in labor will typically entail much lower wages . While less demand correlates with higher wages .