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Main tables
Appendix tables
Charts

Main tables

Table 1 The joint distribution of literacy and income

Table 2 Characteristics associated with low and high literacy

Table 3 Log of document literacy regressions

Table 4 Pooled regressions including cohort effects

Table 5 Pooled quantile regressions with cohort effects, by education group

Table 6 Regressions including literacy use at work and occupation variables

Table 7 Earnings regressions

Table 8 Quantile earnings regressions


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Appendix tables

Table A.1 Education category comparisons: IALS and IALSS

Table A.2 Education category comparisons: LFS

Table B.1 Log literacy regressions


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Charts

Chart 1 Document literacy scores, 2003

Chart 2 Document literacy, age 26 to 35

Chart 3 Document literacy, age 36 to 45

Chart 4 Document literacy, age 46 to 55

Chart 5 Document literacy, age 56 to 65.

Chart 6 Document literacy, less than high school

Chart 7 Document literacy, high school

Chart 8 Document literacy, post-secondary non-university

Chart 9 Document literacy, university

Chart 10 Document literacy, age 26 to 35 in 1994

Chart 11 Document literacy, age 36 to 45 in 1994

Chart 12 Document literacy, age 46 to 55 in 1994

Chart 13 Document literacy, age 56 to 65 in 1994

Chart 14 Document literacy, less than high school, age 26 to 45 in 1994

Chart 15 Document literacy, high school, age 26 to 45 in 1994

Chart 16 Document literacy, university, age 26 to 45 in 1994