Countries covered: United States
The eighth edition of American Incomes: Demographics of Who Has Money explores and explains the economic status of Americans in the aftermath of the Great Recession. It looks at household income trends through 2010 by age, household type, race and Hispanic origin, education, region, and work status. It examines trends in the incomes of men and women by a variety of demographic characteristics. It includes an analysis of discretionary income, produced by New Strategist's statisticians specifically for this book. It provides the latest data on the wealth of American households, showing the impact of the Great Recession on household assets and debt. The poverty population is also a focus of American Incomes.
Most of the tables in American Incomes are based on data from the March 2011 Current Population Survey of about 60,000 households, who are asked about their demographic characteristics and income in the preceding year. This survey is the best source of up-to-date, reliable information on the incomes of Americans. The New Strategist editors and statisticians compiled each table in American Incomes, adding where necessary historical data and calculations so you can instantly understand the trends without having to do the work yourself.
The six chapters in American Incomes are:
1.Household Income
Chapter 1 examines trends in household income over the past two decades. It also presents current household income statistics by age of householder, race and Hispanic of householder, type of household, and other important demographic characteristics.
2.Men's Income Trends
Current income statistics for men are shown by a variety of demographic characteristics including education, occupation, and work status.
3.Women's Income
Examines trends and the current status of women's income, which has become increasingly important to family economic well-being over the past few decades.
4.Discretionary Income
Found only in American Incomes, the statistics show that most American households have money to spend after paying taxes and buying necessities but not as much as they did a few years ago.
5.Wealth
These statistics, most of them from the Federal Reserve's one-of-a-kind Survey of Consumer Finances, provide a comprehensive portrait of the assets, debts, and net worth of American households.
6.Poverty
Poverty is on the rise, and this chapter reveals the demographic characteristics of who is falling behind.
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- Introduction
- Chapter 1. Household Income
- Household Income Trends
- The Richest Households Control a Larger Share of Income
- Household Incomes Are Falling
- Most Age Groups Have Lost Ground Since 2000
- Every Household Type Has Seen Its Income Decline
- Non-Hispanic Whites Have Lost the Least.
- Even the College Educated Have Lost Ground
- Incomes Fell in Households Large and Small
- More Earners Help Stabilize Incomes
- Most Families with Children Are Losing Ground
- Working Wives Are Keeping Families Afloat
- The Northeast Is Faring Better than Other Regions
- Most States Experienced Declines in Median Household Income
- Household Income, 2008
- Dual-Earner Couples Dominate the Affluent
- Married Couples Have the Highest Incomes
- Household Income Peaks in the 45-to-54 Age Group
- Among Couples, the Middle Aged Have the Highest Incomes
- Incomes of Female-Headed Families Are below Average
- Male-Headed Families Have Average Incomes
- Women Who Live Alone Have the Lowest Incomes
- Incomes Are Low for Men Who Live Alone
- Two-Income Households Have Above-Average Incomes
- Married Couples with School-Aged Children Have the Highest Incomes
- Dual Earners Dominate Married Couples
- Female-Headed Families without Children Have Higher Incomes
- Male-Headed Families with Children Have Below-Average Incomes
- Household Incomes Rise with Education
- Household Incomes Are Highest in New England
- Among Blacks, Household Incomes Are Highest in the West
- Household Incomes Are Highest in Maryland
- Suburban Households Have the Highest Incomes
- Chapter 2. Men’s Income.
- Men’s Income Trends
- Men’s Incomes Have Shrunk in Almost Every Age Group
- The Incomes of Black Men Have Grown the Most since 1980
- In Every Region, Men Have Lost Ground Since 2000
- Men’s Earnings Fell between 2000 and 2008
- Black Men Earn More than Hispanic Men
- Even Educated Men Lost Ground between 2000 and 2008
- Many Occupations Saw Earnings Decline between 2002 and 2008
- Men’s Incomes, 2008
- Income Peaks among Men Aged 45 to 54
- Men in the South Have the Lowest Incomes
- Men in the Suburbs Have the Highest Incomes
- Most Men Have Modest Earnings
- Men’s Earnings Rise with Education
- Education Boosts Earnings of Asian, Black, and Hispanic Men
- Men’s Earnings Vary Widely by Occupation
- Three of Four Men Receive Wage or Salary Income
- Chapter 3. Women’s Income.
- Women’s Income Trends
- Older Women Made Gains between 2000 and 2008.
- Incomes of Asian, Hispanic, and Non-Hispanic White Women Are Growing
- Women in the Northeast Have Gained the Most Since 2000
- Earnings of Working Women Have Increased
- Asian Women Are Seeing the Biggest Gains
- Education Does Not Guarantee Earnings Growth
- Women in Most Occupations Have Lost Ground
- Women Are Closing the Gap
- Nine Million Wives Earn More than Their Husbands
- Women’s Incomes, 2008
- Women’s Incomes Peak in the 45-to-54 Age Group
- Among Women Who Work Full-Time, Incomes are Highest in the Northeast
- Women in Nonmetropolitan Areas Have the Lowest Incomes
- Women Earn Little from Part-Time Work
- Women with Doctoral Degrees Earn the Most
- Education Boosts the Earnings of Asian, Black, Hispanic, and Non-Hispanic White Women
- Among Women, Lawyers and Doctors Earn the Most
- Two-Thirds of Women Receive Wage or Salary Income
- Chapter 4. Discretionary Income
- Discretionary Income Peaks in Middle Age
- More than Forty Percent of Households Have No Discretionary Income
- Couples without Children at Home Have the Most Discretionary Income per Capita.
- Asian Households Have the Most Discretionary Income
- Discretionary Income Is Highest in the Northeast
- The College Educated Control Most Discretionary Income
- Chapter 5. Wealth
- Net Worth Climbed Sharply during the Housing Bubble
- Two-Thirds of Household Assets Are Nonfinancial
- Financial Asset Values Rose between 2004 and 2007
- AMERICAN INCOMES VII
- Stock Values Fell between 2004 and 2007
- Nonfinancial Assets Are the Foundation of Household Wealth
- Most Households Are in Debt
- Two of Three Workers Have Access to a Retirement Plan
- Retirement Worries Are Growing
- Chapter 6. Poverty
- Poverty Trends
- Women Head More than Half of the Nation’s Poor Families
- Poverty Rate Increased in 2008
- Female-Headed Families with Children Are Less Likely to Be Poor
- Poverty Rate Has Surged since 2000
- A Growing Share of Poor People Are Aged 18 to 64
- Non-Hispanic Whites Are a Minority of the Poor
- Poverty Has Grown in the West
- Naturalized Citizens Have the Lowest Poverty Rate
- The Poverty Rate Has Increased in Most States Since 2000
- A Growing Share of Poor Live in Metropolitan Areas
- Many of the Poor Have Jobs
- Poverty, 2008
- Few Households with Two Earners Are Poor
- The Poverty Rate Is Highest among Families in the South
- Poverty Rates Are Highest in the Inner Cities
- Non-Hispanic Whites Dominate Elderly Poor
- Poverty Rate Is Highest among Children and Young Adults
- Poverty Rates Vary by Family Status and Age
- Few College Graduates Are Poor
- Many Young Adult Workers Are Poor
- More than One-Fourth of the Nonworking Poor Are Ill or Disabled
- Poverty Is Highest in the South
- More than One in Four Children in the Nation’s Principal Cities Are Poor
- More than One-Third of Nation’s Poor Live in Four States
- Glossary
- Bibliography
- Index
- Tables
- Chapter 1. Household Income
- Household Income Trends
- 1.1 Share of Aggregate Income Received by Each Fifth and Top 5 Percent of Households, 1980 to 2008
- 1.2 Distribution of Households by Income, 1980 to 2008: Total Households
- 1.3 Distribution of Households by Income, 1988 to 2008: Asian Households
- 1.4 Distribution of Households by Income, 1980 to 2008: Black Households
- 1.5 Distribution of Households by Income, 1980 to 2008: Hispanic Households
- 1.6 Distribution of Households by Income, 1980 to 2008: Non-Hispanic White Households
- 1.7 Median Income of Households by Age of Householder, 1980 to 2008
- 1.8 Median Income of Households by Type of Household, 1980 to 2008
- 1.9 Median Income of Households by Race and Hispanic Origin of Householder, 1980 to 2008
- 1.10 Median Income of Households by Education of Householder, 1991 to 2008
- 1.11 Median Income of Households by Size, 1980 to 2008
- 1.12 Median Income of Households by Number of Earners, 1987 to 2008
- 1.13 Median Income of Families by Type and Presence of Children, 1980 to 2008
- 1.14 Median Income of Married Couples by Work Experience, 1987 to 2008
- 1.15 Median Income of Households by Region, 1980 to 2008
- 1.16 Median Income of Households by State, 1989-90 to 2007-08
- Household Income, 2008
- 1.17 Distribution of Households within Income Quintile by Household Characteristic, 2008
- 1.18 Distribution of Household Characteristics by Income Quintile, 2008
- 1.19 High-Income Households by Race and Hispanic Origin, 2008
- 1.20 Households by Income and Household Type, 2008: Total Households
- 1.21 Households by Income and Household Type, 2008: Asian Households
- 1.22 Households by Income and Household Type, 2008: Black Households
- 1.23 Households by Income and Household Type, 2008: Hispanic Households
- 1.24 Households by Income and Household Type, 2008: Non-Hispanic White Households
- 1.25 Households by Income and Age of Householder, 2008: Total Households
- 1.26 Households by Income and Age of Householder, 2008: Asian Households
- 1.27 Households by Income and Age of Householder, 2008: Black Households
- 1.28 Households by Income and Age of Householder, 2008: Hispanic Households
- 1.29 Households by Income and Age of Householder, 2008: Non-Hispanic White Households
- 1.30 Married Couples by Household Income and Age of Householder, 2008: Total Married Couples
- 1.31 Married Couples by Household Income and Age of Householder, 2008: Asian Married Couples
- 1.32 Married Couples by Household Income and Age of Householder, 2008: Black Married Couples
- 1.33 Married Couples by Household Income and Age of Householder, 2008: Hispanic Married Couples
- 1.34 Married Couples by Household Income and Age of Householder, 2008:Non-Hispanic White Married Couples
- 1.35 Female-Headed Families by Household Income and Age of Householder, 2008: Total Female-Headed Families
- 1.36 Female-Headed Families by Household Income and Age of Householder, 2008: Asian Female-Headed Families
- 1.37 Female-Headed Families by Household Income and Age of Householder, 2008: Black Female-Headed Families
- 1.38 Female-Headed Families by Household Income and Age of Householder, 2008: Hispanic Female-Headed Families
- 1.39 Female-Headed Families by Household Income and Age of Householder, 2008: Non-Hispanic White Female-Headed Families
- 1.40 Male-Headed Families by Household Income and Age of Householder, 2008: Total Male-Headed Families
- 1.41 Male-Headed Families by Household Income and Age of Householder, 2008: Asian Male-Headed Families
- 1.42 Male-Headed Families by Household Income and Age of Householder, 2008: Black Male-Headed Families
- 1.43 Male-Headed Families by Household Income and Age of Householder, 2008: Hispanic Male-Headed Families
- 1.44 Male-Headed Families by Household Income and Age of Householder, 2008: Non-Hispanic White Male-Headed Families
- 1.45 Women Living Alone by Household Income and Age of Householder, 2008: Total Women Who Live Alone
- 1.46 Women Who Live Alone by Household Income and Age of Householder, 2008: Asian Women Who Live Alone
- 1.47 Women Who Live Alone by Household Income and Age of Householder, 2008: Black Women Who Live Alone
- 1.48 Women Who Live Alone by Household Income and Age of Householder, 2008: Hispanic Women Who Live Alone
- 1.49 Women Who Live Alone by Household Income and Age of Householder, 2008: Non-Hispanic White Women Who Live Alone
- 1.50 Men Who Live Alone by Household Income and Age of Householder, 2008: Total Men Who Live Alone
- 1.51 Men Who Live Alone by Household Income and Age of Householder, 2008: Asian Men Who Live Alone
- 1.52 Men Who Live Alone by Household Income and Age of Householder, 2008: Black Men Who Live Alone
- 1.53 Men Who Live Alone by Household Income and Age of Householder, 2008: Hispanic Men Who Live Alone
- 1.54 Men Who Live Alone by Household Income and Age of Householder, 2008:Non-Hispanic White Men Who Live Alone
- 1.55 Households by Income and Number of Earners, 2008: Total Households
- 1.56 Households by Income and Number of Earners, 2008: Asian Households
- 1.57 Households by Income and Number of Earners, 2008: Black Households
- 1.58 Households by Income and Number of Earners, 2008: Hispanic Households
- 1.59 Households by Income and Number of Earners, 2008: Non-Hispanic White Households
- 1.60 Married Couples by Family Income and Presence of Children, 2008: Total Married Couples
- 1.61 Married Couples by Family Income and Presence of Children, 2008: Asian Married Couples
- 1.62 Married Couples by Family Income and Presence of Children, 2008: Black Married Couples
- 1.63 Married Couples by Family Income and Presence of Children, 2008: Hispanic Married Couples
- 1.64 Married Couples by Family Income and Presence of Children, 2008: Non-Hispanic White Married Couples
- 1.65 Dual-Income Married Couples by Household Income and Presence of Children, 2008: Husband and Wife Work
- 1.66 Dual-Income Married Couples by Household Income and Presence of Children, 2008: Husband and Wife Work Full-Time
- 1.67 Married Couples by Work Status, Household Income, and Presence of Children, 2008: Husband Works Full-Time, Wife Does Not Work
- 1.68 Female-Headed Families by Family Income and Presence of Children, 2008: Total Female-Headed Families
- 1.69 Female-Headed Families by Family Income and Presence of Children, 2008: Asian Female-Headed Families
- 1.70 Female-Headed Families by Family Income and Presence of Children, 2008: Black Female-Headed Families
- 1.71 Female-Headed Families by Family Income and Presence of Children, 2008: Hispanic Female-Headed Families
- 1.72 Female-Headed Families by Family Income and Presence of Children, 2008: Non-Hispanic White Female-Headed Families
- 1.73 Male-Headed Families by Family Income and Presence of Children, 2008: Total Male-Headed Families
- 1.74 Male-Headed Families by Family Income and Presence of Children, 2008: Asian Male-Headed Families
- 1.75 Male-Headed Families by Family Income and Presence of Children, 2008: Black Male-Headed Families
- 1.76 Male-Headed Families by Family Income and Presence of Children, 2008: Hispanic Male-Headed Families
- 1.77 Male-Headed Families by Family Income and Presence of Children, 2008: Non-Hispanic White Male-Headed Families
- 1.78 Households by Income and Educational Attainment of Householder, 2008: Total Households
- 1.79 Households by Income and Educational Attainment of Householder, 2008: Asian Households
- 1.80 Households by Income and Educational Attainment of Householder, 2008: Black Households
- 1.81 Households by Income and Educational Attainment of Householder, 2008: Hispanic Households
- 1.82 Households by Income and Educational Attainment of Householder, 2008: Non-Hispanic White Households
- 1.83 Households by Income and Region, 2008
- 1.84 Households by Income, Region, and Division, 2008: Northeast
- 1.85 Households by Income, Region, and Division, 2008: Midwest
- 1.86 Households by Income, Region, and Division, 2008: South
- 1.87 Households by Income, Region, and Division, 2008: West
- 1.88 Households by Income, Region, Race, and Hispanic Origin, 2008: Northeast
- 1.89 Households by Income, Region, Race, and Hispanic Origin, 2008: Midwest
- 1.90 Households by Income, Region, Race, and Hispanic Origin, 2008: South
- 1.91 Households by Income, Region, Race, and Hispanic Origin, 2008: West
- 1.92 Median Household Income by State, 2008
- 1.93 Households by Income and Metropolitan Residence, 2008
- 1.94 Median Household Income in the Fifty Largest Metropolitan Areas, 2008
- Chapter 2. Men’s Income
- Men’s Income Trends
- 2.1 Median Income of Men by Age, 1980 to 2008
- 2.2 Median Income of Men by Race and Hispanic Origin, 1980 to 2008
- 2.3 Median Income of Asian Men by Age, 2002 to 2008
- 2.4 Median Income of Black Men by Age, 1980 to 2008
- 2.5 Median Income of Hispanic Men by Age, 1980 to 2008
- 2.6 Median Income of Non-Hispanic White Men by Age, 1987 to 2008
- 2.7 Median Income of Men by Region, 1980 to 2008
- 2.8 Median Earnings of Men by Employment Status, 1980 to 2008
- 2.9 Median Earnings of Men Who Work Full-Time by Race and Hispanic Origin, 1980 to 2008
- 2.10 Median Earnings of Men Who Work Full-Time by Education, 1991 to 2008
- 2.11 Median Earnings of Men Who Work Full-Time by Occupation, 2002 to 2008
- Men’s Incomes, 2008
- 2.12 Men by Income and Age, 2008: Total Men
- 2.13 Men by Income and Age, 2008: Asian Men
- 2.14 Men by Income and Age, 2008: Black Men
- 2.15 Men by Income and Age, 2008: Hispanic Men
- 2.16 Men by Income and Age, 2008: Non-Hispanic White Men
- 2.17 Men by Income, Race, and Hispanic Origin, 2008
- 2.18 Men by Income and Region, 2008: Total Men
- 2.19 Men by Income and Region, 2002: Asian Men
- 2.20 Men by Income and Region, 2008: Black Men
- 2.21 Men by Income and Region, 2008: Hispanic Men
- 2.22 Men by Income and Region, 2008: Non-Hispanic White Men
- 2.23 Men by Income and Metropolitan Residence, 2008
- 2.24 Men by Earnings and Employment Status, 2008: Total Men
- 2.25 Men by Earnings and Employment Status, 2008: Asian Men
- 2.26 Men by Earnings and Employment Status, 2008: Black Men
- 2.27 Men by Earnings and Employment Status, 2008: Hispanic Men
- 2.28 Men by Earnings and Employment Status, 2008: Non-Hispanic White Men
- 2.29 Men Who Work Full-Time by Earnings and Education, 2008: Total Men
- 2.30 Men Who Work Full-Time by Earnings and Education, 2008: Men Aged 25 to 34
- 2.31 Men Who Work Full-Time by Earnings and Education, 2008: Men Aged 35 to 44
- 2.32 Men Who Work Full-Time by Earnings and Education, 2008: Men Aged 45 to 54
- 2.33 Men Who Work Full-Time by Earnings and Education, 2008: Men Aged 55 to 64
- 2.34 Men Who Work Full-Time by Earnings and Education, 2008: Men Aged 65 or Older
- 2.35 Men Who Work Full-Time by Earnings and Education, 2008: Asian Men
- 2.36 Men Who Work Full-Time by Earnings and Education, 2008: Black Men
- 2.37 Men Who Work Full-Time by Earnings and Education, 2008: Hispanic Men
- 2.38 Men Who Work Full-Time by Earnings and Education, 2008: Non-Hispanic White Men
- 2.39 Median Earnings of Men by Occupation, 2008
- 2.40 Median Income of Men by Source of Income, 2008: Total Men
- 2.41 Median Income of Men by Source of Income, 2008: Asian Men
- 2.42 Median Income of Men by Source of Income, 2008: Black Men
- 2.43 Median Income of Men by Source of Income, 2008: Hispanic Men
- 2.44 Median Income of Men by Source of Income, 2008: Non-Hispanic White Men
- Chapter 3. Women’s Income
- Women’s Income Trends
- 3.1 Median Income of Women by Age, 1980 to 2008
- 3.2 Median Income of Women by Race and Hispanic Origin, 1980 to 2008
- 3.3 Median Income of Asian Women by Age, 2002 to 2008
- 3.4 Median Income of Black Women by Age, 1980 to 2008
- 3.5 Median Income of Hispanic Women by Age, 1980 to 2008
- 3.6 Median Income of Non-Hispanic White Women by Age, 1987 to 2008
- 3.7 Median Income of Women by Region, 1980 to 2008
- 3.8 Median Earnings of Women by Employment Status, 1980 to 2008
- 3.9 Median Earnings of Women Who Work Full-Time, by Race and Hispanic Origin, 1980 to 2008
- 3.10 Median Earnings of Women Who Work Full-Time by Education, 1991 to 2008
- 3.11 Median Earnings of Women Who Work Full-Time by Occupation, 2002 to 2008
- 3.12 Women’s Earnings as a Percentage of Men’s Earnings, 1980 to 2008
- 3.13 Wives Who Earn More than Their Husbands, 1981 to 2008
- Women’s Incomes, 2008
- 3.14 Women by Income and Age, 2008: Total Women
- 3.15 Women by Income and Age, 2008: Asian Women
- 3.16 Women by Income and Age, 2008: Black Women
- 3.17 Women by Income and Age, 2008: Hispanic Women
- 3.18 Women by Income and Age, 2008: Non-Hispanic White Women
- 3.19 Women by Income, Race, and Hispanic Origin, 2008
- 3.20 Women by Income and Region, 2008: Total Women
- 3.21 Women by Income and Region, 2008: Asian Women
- 3.22 Women by Income and Region, 2008: Black Women
- 3.23 Women by Income and Region, 2008: Hispanic Women
- 3.24 Women by Income and Region, 2008: Non-Hispanic White Women
- 3.25 Women by Income and Metropolitan Residence, 2008
- 3.26 Women by Earnings and Work Experience, 2008: Total Women
- 3.27 Women by Earnings and Work Experience, 2008: Asian Women
- 3.28 Women by Earnings and Work Experience, 2008: Black Women
- 3.29 Women by Earnings and Work Experience, 2008: Hispanic Women
- 3.30 Women by Earnings and Work Experience, 2008: Non-Hispanic White Women
- 3.31 Women Who Work Full-Time by Earnings and Education, 2008: Total Women
- 3.32 Women Who Work Full-Time by Earnings and Education, 2008: Women Aged 25 to 34
- 3.33 Women Who Work Full-Time by Earnings and Education, 2008: Women Aged 35 to 44
- 3.34 Women Who Work Full-Time by Earnings and Education, 2008: Women Aged 45 to 54
- 3.35 Women Who Work Full-Time by Earnings and Education, 2008: Women Aged 55 to 64
- 3.36 Women Who Work Full-Time by Earnings and Education, 2008: Women Aged 65 or Older
- 3.37 Women Who Work Full-Time by Earnings and Education, 2008: Asian Women
- 3.38 Women Who Work Full-Time by Earnings and Education, 2008: Black Women
- 3.39 Women Who Work Full-Time by Earnings and Education, 2008: Hispanic Women
- 3.40 Women Who Work Full-Time by Earnings and Education, 2008: Non-Hispanic White Women
- 3.41 Median Earnings of Women by Occupation, 2008
- 3.42 Median Income of Women by Source of Income, 2008: Total Women
- 3.43 Median Income of Women by Source of Income, 2008: Asian Women
- 3.44 Median Income of Women by Source of Income, 2008: Black Women
- 3.45 Median Income of Women by Source of Income, 2008: Hispanic Women
- 3.46 Median Income of Women by Source of Income, 2008: Non-Hispanic White Women
- Chapter 4. Discretionary Income
- 4.1 Discretionary Income Trends, 2005 and 2007
- 4.2 Top 10 Discretionary Expenditures, 2007
- 4.3 Discretionary Income by Age of Householder, 2007
- 4.4 Discretionary Income by Household Income, 2007
- 4.5 Discretionary Income by Type of Household, 2007
- 4.6 Discretionary Income by Race and Hispanic Origin of Householder, 2007
- 4.7 Discretionary Income by Region of Residence, 2007
- 4.8 Discretionary Income by Education of Householder, 2007
- Chapter 5. Wealth
- 5.1 Net Worth of Households, 2004 and 2007
- 5.2 Distribution of Household Assets and Debts by Type, 2004 and 2007
- 5.3 Ownership and Value of Financial Assets, 2004 and 2007
- 5.4 Percent of Households Owning Financial Assets by Type of Asset, 2007
- 5.5 Median Value of Financial Assets by Type of Asset, 2007
- 5.6 Stock Ownership of Households by Age of Householder, 2004 and 2007
- 5.7 Stock Ownership by Household Income Percentile, 2004 and 2007
- 5.8 Ownership and Value of Nonfinancial Assets, 2004 and 2007
- 5.9 Percent of Households That Own Nonfinancial Assets by Type of Asset, 2007
- 5.10 Median Value of Nonfinancial Assets by Type of Asset, 2007
- 5.11 Debt of Households, 2004 and 2007
- 5.12 Percent of Households with Debt, 2007
- 5.13 Median Value of Debt Owed by Households, 2007
- 5.14 Workers with a Retirement Plan by Type, 1988 to 2006
- 5.15 Workers with Retirement Benefits, 2008: Total Workers
- 5.16 Workers with Retirement Benefits, 2008: Private-Sector Workers.
- 5.17 Workers with Retirement Benefits, 2008: State and Local Government Workers
- 5.18 Retirement Confidence, 2000 and 2009
- 5.19 Expected Age of Retirement, 2000 and 2009
- 5.20 Retirement Savings by Age, 2009
- Chapter 6. Poverty
- Poverty Trends
- 6.1 Distribution of Families below Poverty Level by Family Type, 1980 to 2008
- 6.2 Number and Percent of Families below Poverty Level by Family Type, 1980 to 2008: Total Families
- 6.3 Number and Percent of Families below Poverty Level by Family Type, 2002 to 2008: Asian Families . . .328
- 6.4 Number and Percent of Families below Poverty Level by Family Type, 1980 to 2008: Black Families . . .329
- 6.5 Number and Percent of Families below Poverty Level by Family Type, 1980 to 2008: Hispanic Families
- 6.6 Number and Percent of Families below Poverty Level by Family Type, 1980 to 2008: Non-Hispanic White Families
- 6.7 Number and Percent of Families with Children below Poverty Level by Family Type, 1980 to 2008: Total Families
- 6.8 Number and Percent of Families with Children below Poverty Level by Family Type, 2002 to 2008: Asian Families
- 6.9 Number and Percent of Families with Children below Poverty Level by Family Type, 1980 to 2008: Black Families
- 6.10 Number and Percent of Families with Children below Poverty Level by Family Type, 1980 to 2008: Hispanic Families
- 6.11 Number and Percent of Families with Children below Poverty Level by Family Type, 1980 to 2008: Non-Hispanic White Families
- 6.12 Number and Percent of People below Poverty Level by Sex, 1980 to 2008
- 6.13 Distribution of People below Poverty Level by Age, 1980 to 2008
- 6.14 Number and Percent of People below Poverty Level by Age, 1980 to 2008
- 6.15 Distribution of People below Poverty Level by Race and Hispanic Origin, 1980 to 2008
- 6.16 Number and Percent of People below Poverty Level by Race and Hispanic Origin, 1980 to 2008
- 6.17 Distribution of People below Poverty Level by Region, 1980 to 2008
- 6.18 Number and Percent of People below Poverty Level by Region, 1980 to 2008
- 6.19 Number and Percent of People below Poverty Level by Nativity Status, 1993 to 2008
- 6.20 Number of Poor by State, 1980 to 2008
- 6.21 Poverty Rates by State, 1980 to 2008
- 6.22 Distribution of People below Poverty Level by Metropolitan Residence, 1980 to 2008
- 6.23 Number and Percent of People below Poverty Level by Metropolitan Residence, 1980 to 2008
- 6.24 People below Poverty Level by Work Status, 1980 to 2008 Poverty, 2008
- 6.25 Families below Poverty Level by Work Status, Race, and Hispanic Origin, 2008
- 6.26 Married Couples below Poverty Level by Work Status, Race, and Hispanic Origin, 2008
- 6.27 Female-Headed Families below Poverty Level by Work Status, Race, and Hispanic Origin, 2008
- 6.28 Male-Headed Families below Poverty Level by Work Status, Race, and Hispanic Origin, 2008
- 6.29 Families below Poverty Level by Region, Race, and Hispanic Origin, 2008
- 6.30 Families with Children below Poverty Level by Region, Race, and Hispanic Origin, 2008
- 6.31 Married Couples below Poverty Level by Region, Race, and Hispanic Origin, 2008
- 6.32 Married Couples with Children below Poverty Level by Region, Race, and Hispanic Origin, 2008
- 6.33 Female-Headed Families below Poverty Level by Region, Race, and Hispanic Origin, 2008
- 6.34 Female-Headed Families with Children below Poverty Level by Region, Race, and Hispanic Origin, 2008
- 6.35 Male-Headed Families below Poverty Level by Region, Race, and Hispanic Origin, 2008
- 6.36 Male-Headed Families with Children below Poverty Level by Region, Race, and Hispanic Origin, 2008
- 6.37 Families below Poverty Level by Metropolitan Status, Race, and Hispanic Origin, 2008
- 6.38 Families with Children below Poverty Level by Metropolitan Status, Race, and Hispanic Origin, 2008 . .378
- 6.39 Married Couples below Poverty Level by Metropolitan Status, Race, and Hispanic Origin, 2008
- 6.40 Married Couples with Children below Poverty Level by Metropolitan Status, Race, and Hispanic Origin, 2008
- 6.41 Female-Headed Families below Poverty Level by Metropolitan Status, Race, and Hispanic Origin, 2008
- 6.42 Female-Headed Families with Children below Poverty Level by Metropolitan Status, Race, and Hispanic Origin, 2008
- 6.43 Male-Headed Families below Poverty Level by Metropolitan Status, Race, and Hispanic Origin, 2008
- 6.44 Male-Headed Families with Children below Poverty Level by Metropolitan Status, Race, and Hispanic Origin, 2008
- 6.45 People below Poverty Level by Age, Race, and Hispanic Origin, 2008
- 6.46 People below Poverty Level by Age and Sex, 2008: Total People
- 6.47 People below Poverty Level by Age and Sex, 2008: Asians
- 6.48 People below Poverty Level by Age and Sex, 2008: Blacks
- 6.49 People below Poverty Level by Age and Sex, 2008: Hispanics
- 6.50 People below Poverty Level by Age and Sex, 2008: Non-Hispanic Whites
- 6.51 People below Poverty Level by Age and Family Status, 2008: Total People
- 6.52 People below Poverty Level by Age and Family Status, 2008: Asians
- 6.53 People below Poverty Level by Age and Family Status, 2008: Blacks
- 6.54 People below Poverty Level by Age and Family Status, 2008: Hispanics
- 6.55 People below Poverty Level by Age and Family Status, 2008: Non-Hispanic Whites
- 6.56 People below Poverty Level by Education, Race, and Hispanic Origin, 2008
- 6.57 Number and Percent of Workers below Poverty Level by Sex, Age, and Work Status, 2008: Total Workers
- 6.58 Number and Percent of Workers below Poverty Level by Sex, Age, and Work Status, 2008: Asian Workers
- 6.59 Number and Percent of Workers below Poverty Level by Sex, Age, and Work Status, 2008: Black Workers
- 6.60 Number and Percent of Workers below Poverty Level by Sex, Age, and Work Status, 2008: Hispanic Workers
- 6.61 Number and Percent of Workers below Poverty Level by Sex, Age, and Work Status, 2008: Non-Hispanic White Workers
- 6.62 People below Poverty Level by Reason for Not Working, 2008
- 6.63 People below Poverty Level by Age and Region, 2008
- 6.64 People below Poverty Level by Region, Race, and Hispanic Origin, 2008
- 6.65 People below Poverty Level by Age and Metropolitan Status, 2008
- 6.66 Poor Population by Metropolitan Area, 2008
- 6.67 People below Poverty Level by State, 2008
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