I was looking at data that the Census folks had....from 2013....and there's this statistic that I thought was interesting.
Roughly 28-percent of (average) Americans have some kind of Bachelor's degree.
However, if you said Korean-American ethnic heritage....it's 53-percent.
If you were talking about Japanese-American, it's 46-percent.
If you were talking about Indian-American, it's 70-percent.
In that same time period, if you were talking about take-home pay....the average American took home around $56,200 a year.
But if you were talking about Taiwanese-Americans? It's $82,500 a year.
Chinese-Americans? $69,500.
Begs the question....is there more effort put out by certain cultures?
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