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| Employed scientists and engineers, by S&E employment status and field of highest degree: 1997 | |||
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S&E Employment Status
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Total
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In S&E
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In non-S&E
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| Total employed |
10,585,600
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3,369,400
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7,216,200
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| Total with no S&E degree |
528,000
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294,600
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233,400a
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| Total with S&E degree |
10,057,600
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3,074,800
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6,982,800
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| S&E is highest degree |
7,704,000
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2,840,800
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4,863,200
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| Computer & mathematical sciences |
1,003,300
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494,800
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508,500
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| Life and related sciences |
1,204,700
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326,200
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878,500
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| Physical and related sciences |
619,200
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334,100
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285,100
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| Social and related sciences |
2,967,600
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421,300
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2,546,300
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| Engineering |
1,909,200
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1,264,400
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644,800
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| Non-S&E is highest degree |
2,353,600
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234,000
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2,119,600
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| aThese individuals were employed in an S&E occupation in a previous job. | |||
| NOTE: Details may not add to totals because of rounding. | |||
| SOURCE: National Science Foundation, Division of Science Resources Studies (NSF/SRS), SESTAT Surveys, 1997. | |||
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Science & Engineering Indicators 2000
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