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    Table A.1 Characteristics of 2005 doctoral graduates who lived in Canada or the United States in 2007

    Table A.2 Mother tongue of 2005 doctoral graduates by field of study and country of residence in 2007 for non-official language speakers

    Table A.3 Characteristics of 2005 foreign-born doctoral graduates

    Table A.4.1 2005 graduates who held a master's degree before enrolling in their doctoral program

    Table A.4.2 Median  time interval  between completing the master's degree and starting the doctorate program, by major activity

    Table A.5 Main activity of 2005 doctoral graduates 12 months prior to enrollment in program, by field of study

    Table A.6 Types of definite plans at graduation, 2005 doctoral graduates

    Table A.7 2005 doctoral graduates who lived in Canada or the United States in 2007 by gender

    Table A.8.1 Characteristics of 2005 doctoral graduates who lived in the United States in 2007

    Table A.8.2 Characteristics of 2005 doctoral graduates who lived in Canada in 2007

    Table A.9.1 Aspects of the job which attracted the graduate to the United States, by gender

    Table A.9.2 Education related factors which attracted the graduate to the United States, by gender

    Table A.10 Graduates who had a job to start upon their arrival to the United States

    Table A.11 Proportions of graduates who were employed in the 2007 survey reference week

    Table A.12 Intention to return to Canada for doctoral graduates who lived in the United States in 2007

    Table A.13 Labour force activity of 2005 doctoral graduates in 2007 by field of study

    Table A.14 Unemployment rate by field of study

    Table A.15 Rate of part-time employment by field of study

    Table A.16 Median income of graduates who were employed during the reference week in 2007, by field of study and gender

    Table A.17 Median income of Canadian and foreign-born graduates who were employed during the reference week in 2007, by field of study

    Table A.18 Median income of graduates who reported being overqualified for their job in 2007, by field of study

    Table A.19 Industry of employment of 2005 doctoral graduates

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