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Table 1. Average Annual Quantities Supplied and Demanded, College Graduates Qualified for Positions in the
Food and Agricultural Sciences-Agriculture, Natural Resources, and Veterinary Medicine, United States,
1980-85

Occupational cluster_____________________

Quantity
demanded

Assoc.

Quantity supplied by degree level

Total

B.S.

M.S.

Ph.D. and
D.V.M.

......................

........ number ........

Scientific and professional specialists ......

14,986

_

10,227

1,664

1,888

13,779

Manufacturing and processing scientists and
engineers..............................................

5,544

44

3,377

806

348

4,575

Sales and services representatives and pur-
chasing agents ......................................

15,319

1,378

10,991

922

143

13,434

Administrators, managers, and financial
advisors ................................................

6,184

_

3,185

1,044

64

4,293

Educators .................................................

3,696

-

3,231

1,358

748

5,337

Media specialists......................................

505

-

149

267

6

692

Agricultural production and management
specialists.............................................

6,245

1,384

4,497

357

_

6,238

Miscellaneous agricultural specialists ......

7,301

1,726

1,902

_

_

3,628

Total ........................................................

59,780

4,532

37,829

6,418

3,197

51,976

Source: Goecker.

2     3     4      5      6     7     8

Figure 2. Relationship of the Supply of Recipients of Agriculture and Agriculturally-Related Degrees
to Employment Demand, by Occupational Cluster and Degree Level, 1976-1985."

•Average annual supply expressed as a percentage of average annual demand from 1976 through 1985. Because
projections are unavailable for Associate degrees, 1976-77 supply data were used in lieu of average annual estimates
for Associate degree recipients. Occupational clusters are: 1) scientific and professional specialists, 2) manufacturing
and processing scientists and engineers, 3) sales and service representatives and purchasing agents, 4) administrators,
managers, and financial advisors, 5) educators, 6) media specialists, 7) agricultural production and management
specialists, and 8) miscellaneous agricultural specialists.

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Supply/
Demand


Degree level





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