1. The Economy and Me World Issues CBA Sarah Karamoko

2. Neurologist Communication skills Analytical Decisive Curious Logical Attributes & Abilities Doctor specialized in brains… Yes, I might have been a zombie in some other life. careercruising.com

3. Neurologist Neurologist is a physician who specializes in neurology. Neurology is the medical specialty related to the human nervous system. The nervous system encompasses the brain, spinal cord, and peripheral nerves. wikepidia.org

4. Supply/Demand Of the 22 major occupational groups, employment in healthcare support occupations is expected to grow most rapidly (34.5 percent) bls.gov

5. Education Costs Washington ResidentsNon-Residents Tuition (10-18 credits) $6,468$16,815 Mandatory Fees*$1,290 Housing & Meals* (Based on double room & 125 Meal Plan) $8,755 Books & Supplies*$1,020 Transportation*$1,200 Personal & Miscellaneous*$1,713 Total$20,446$30,793 wwu.edu

6. Impact TUITIONPay professors Take care of facility Students can attend college Students get the education they need Higher education = better chances of job Better job Lowers unemployment Can provide for family

7. Washington Wages Occupation Physicians and Surgeons, All Other Level of ExperienceHourlyAnnual Entry Wage$66.10 $137,4 90 Median Wage $80.00 + $166,4 00 + Experienced Wage $80.00 + $166,4 00 + Wages careercrusing.com

8. Impact SalarySocial servicesSocial security Taking care of old people Creating jobs Low unemployment People get jobs at retirement homes They pay taxes Good for the economy

9. Taxes Income: 137,490 Deductions: $5,800 Exemptions:3,700 Taxable Income: 127,990 Estimated tax on regular income: $29,454 moneychimp.com

10. Impact Taxes Taking care of the state Teachers salary Roads Homeland Security Medicare FDAPrisonsSchools

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13. Sources careercruising.com moneychimp.com bls.gov wwu.edu wikipedia.org