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Health and Safety Needs of Older Workers Appendix B Estimated Survival Functions for Men and Women Appendix B is not printed in this volume but is available online. Go to http://www.nap.edu and search for Health and Safety Needs of Older Workers. TABLE B-1 Estimated Survival Functions for Men and Women Employed at Age 50, by Industry. SOURCE: Current Population Surveys 1981–2001. TABLE B-2 Estimated Survival Functions for Men and Women Employed at Age 50, by Occupation. SOURCE: Current Population Surveys 1981–2000. TABLE B-3 Estimated Survival Functions and Employment Rates by Race for Men and Women Employed at Age 50. SOURCE: Current Population Surveys 1981–2001. TABLE B-4 Estimated Survival Function and Employment Rates by Education for Men and Women Employed at Age 50. SOURCE: Current Population Surveys 1981–2001.

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