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It also covers the size and drivers of student employment in October 1964, including labor-force participation, occupational concentration by age and gender, and differences between younger and older students. 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set a new recordin 1964.Multi-car households have doubled in last eight years andtotaled 10.1 million last year,17.9%of all U.S.households  \nNinety-six per cent of households with income of $10,000 or more  \nowned one or more cars and 45%were multi-car households.In lowest  \nincome group-under $1,000-there were 30%with one or more cars.  \n# STUDENT EMPLOYMENT\n\nThere were 17.3 million students between the ages of 14 and 24 in Octo-ber 1964—4.6 million more than in 1959.This rapid growth was aneffect of both the large number of births during the early postwarperiod and rising rates of school enrollment.Three out of four wereenrolled in an elementary or high school.  \nIn October 1964,4.3 million 14-to 24-year-old students were in thelabor force,representing 30%of all workers in this age group andamounting to 1 million more than in 1959.Two-thirds of the studentsin the labor force were elementary and high school students;the restwere in college,most of them were attending school full time.  \nStudent workers were concentrated in those occupations which requirethe least amount of skill and offer greater opportunities for part-timework.This was especially true of the 14 to 17 year-olds-a majorityof the boys were in the laborer,farm laborer,and newsboy and othersales worker occupations,while one-half of the girls were privatehousehold workers;most of them were babysitters.  \nSince most of the 18-to 24-year-old students were in college,the occupa-tions that they worked at differed considerably from those of theyounger students.The older students were much more likely to bein the clerical and professional occupations,with 3 out of 5 youngwomen and almost 2 out of 5 young men in these two groups.  \n# PERSONAL INCOME\n\nPersonal income advanced almost $2 billion in July to a seasonally ad-justed annual rate of $530.6 billion.These figures reflect revised esti-mates and are consistent with the revised national income and product  \n# FINANCE FACTS\n\nA Monthly Publication on Consumer Financial Behavior  \nSEPTEMBER 1965  \nI964 AUTOMOBILE OWERSHIP  \nfigures released recently.They incorporate the results of a majorrevision,combined with the annual detailed updating of the nationalincome,national product and related series which the Ofice of Busi-ness Economics publishes each summer.  \nLast month's rise was smaller than the increases reported for the twopreceding months,mainly because farm proprietors income dropped inJuly after having increased sharply in the spring months.Wages andsalaries increased in July at a pace somewhat faster than during thefirst six months and,at $359.2 billion,were $2.3 billion above theJune figures.Personal interest and transfer payments moved up;dividends and rental income were little changed.  \n# WHO USES INSTALMENT CREDIT?\n\nAge of the head of the family and family income have important bearingon whether instalment credit is owed.Early in 1965,sample surveysindicated that 49%of all families owed some instalment credit-69%of families whose head was 18 to 34 years of age owed some,but thepercentage progressively declined in the older age groups to a lowof 12%for families whose head was 65 years of age or over.By incomelevels,the greatest frequency occurred among families whose incomewas between $7,500 and $10,000 where 66%owed instalment credit.For families with less than $3,000 income,28%owed instalment creditand for families with $15,000 or more income,32%owed some.  \nSurvey Research Center of the University of Michigan reported thesefindings,as well as others.For example,it was found that the mostimportant factor contributing to the $5.6 billion increase in instalmentcredit in 1964 was the increase in the number of debtors,especiallypeople who owed money on their automobiles.It was also found thatthe median ratio of repayments to disposable personal income ofdebtors was ","cbCaieyQzm8VaHmu","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaieyQzm8VaHmu","pdf",1280887,"English","# TWO-CAR HOUSEHOLDS\n# 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