The multivariate study found that predictors of income variance among deaf former college
students included sex, working with other hearing-impaired persons, age, receiving an …

Much has been written, over several decades, about the economic damage done by hearing
loss. This article compares earnings of male and female deaf or hard-of-hearing college …

This paper is an analysis of the income de terminants of one group of handicapped--the
deaf. Two previous studies which analyzed the impact of deafness on income did not …

This paper examines the effect of completing college on increasing employability and
earnings, and decreasing reliance on federal subsidies by way of Supplemental Security …

This paper describes the educational, employment, and earnings status of deaf high school
graduates 1 and 10 years after leaving high school, in order to evaluate the ability of young …

ED 296 520 AUTHOR TITLE INSTITUTION SPONS AGENCY PUB DATE NOTE PUB TYPE
EDRS PRICE DESCRIPTORS -- DOCUMENT RESUME EC 210 288 Wel Page 1 ED 296 520 …

The purpose of this paper was to determine the economic impact of deafness over a 40-year
work life. Information provided by the US Internal Revenue Service made it possible to …

Employment rates and earnings of 1,928 hearing-impaired individuals and 371 normal-
hearing individuals who attended the Rochester Institute of Technology, 1968-1980, were …

Graduates of Gallaudet College undoubt edly represent the bulk of living deaf college
graduates in the United States. Prior to the founding of the National Technical In stitute for …

Clients of a State VR Agency Page 1 Vocational and Socioeconomic Characteristics of
Hearing-Impaired Former Clients of a State VR Agency By Randolph L. Mowry This study was …