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Appendix Table 53: Shift-Share Analysis For Aboriginal Canadians in 2001, Labour Market Outcomes Indicators

Share of Population in 2001

ʌ,       ,        Non-

Aboriginal       .,   . .   ,

π   1 A  ,u   Aboriginal

Population (A)

population (B)

Unemployment Rate* in 2001

ʌ,       ,        Non-

Aboriginal       .,   . .  ,

ŋ    1 A ∙   /СЧ   Aboriginal

Population (C)

population (D)

Participation Rate in 2001

ʌ,        ,         Non-

Aboriginal       .,   . .   ,

ŋ   1 An   Aboriginal

Population (E)

population (F)

Employment rate in 2001

ʌ,       ,        Non-

Aboriginal     .,  ...

ŋ   1 A /r-ʌ   Aboriginal

Population (G)

population (H)

Income in 2001** ($2001)

ʌ,       ,        Non-

Aboriginal     .,  ...

ŋ   , A m   Aboriginal

Population (I)

population (J)

Less than Grade 5

3.72

2.13

21.8

9.6

21.3

23.3

16.1

20.4

3,417

4,808

Grades 5 to 8

11.24

7.54

24.5

9.5

33.4

28.3

24

24.8

5,418

5,752

Grades 9 to 13

32.87

21.22

22.8

8.7

50.2

52.8

37.2

47.4

8,129

10,879

Secondary - high school graduation certificate

9.45

14.22

11.2

5.4

72.3

69.2

62.4

64.7

15,248

17,598

Trades certificate or diploma

3.92

3.49

17.1

5.4

76.0

69.2

60

64.6

17,225

21,384

College: With trades certificate or diploma

7.56

6.65

14.7

5.2

82.0

78.8

68.6

73.7

20,816

24,079

College: With college certificate or diploma

9.22

12.20

11.1

4.4

82.5

79.7

71.4

75.5

20,250

24,985

University: With university or college certificate or diploma

4.38

6.02

11.6

5.1

79.9

78.0

69.1

73.4

19,679

25,229

University: With bachelor or first professional degree

3.43

10.81

5.8

3.9

85.4

82.3

78.3

78.3

28,012

33,830

University: With certificate or diploma above bachelor level

0.46

1.63

8.8

3.3

76.0

79.3

69.3

76.1

30,910

33,932

University: With master’s degree[s]

0.57

2.73

6.5

3.9

83.9

81.8

77.4

78.1

36,106

40,644

University: With earned doctorate

0.07

0.56

0.0

3.2

58.3

81.0

58.3

77.9

31,055

45,982

College: Without trades or college certificate or diploma

8.75

6.40

17.3

7.1

69.7

72.5

55.8

66.4

12,975

17,278

University: Without certificate, diploma or degree

4.33

4.40

17.9

8.5

75.0

75.2

59.2

67.4

13,082

17,769

Total

100

100

18.0

6.3

61.3

66.6

49.5

61.8

12,866

19,727

B * C

B * E

B * G

B * I

Total given non-Aboriginal educational attainment

-

-

15.2

-

67.7

-

56.7

-

16,113

-

% of the 2001 gap explained by educational attainment

-

-

23.9

-

122.0

-

57.9

-

47.3

-

A* D

A* F

A* H

A* J

Total given non-Aboriginal labour market outcome

-

-

7.2

-

60.7

-

55.8

-

16,002

-

% of the 2001 gap explained by differences in labour market out

-

92.7

-

-11.7

-

51.0

-

45.7

-

* The total for unemployment does not match the total given on Appendix Table 12 because the shares used here are those for the working age population rather than those for the labour force participants population, the latter
being the one used for calculating unemployment rates. This analysis remains relevant as an indication of how much of the gapo can be explained by educational attainment.

**Refers to average income of working population including persons without employment income

Source: Calculated from the 2001 census microdata files.



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