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SPECIAL
COLLECTIONS
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOM E
1969-92
U.S. DEPARTMENT OF C O M M E R C E
E c o n o m ic s a n d S ta tis tic s A d m in is tra tio n
B u re a u o f E c o n o m ic A nalysis
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
1969-92
BUREAU OF ECONOMIC ANALYSIS
RESEARCH RESOURCES CENTER BE-16
1441 L STREET, N.W.
WASHINGTON, D.C. 20230
September 1994
U.S. DEPARTMENT OF COM M ERCE
Ronald H. Brown, S e c re ta ry
ECONOMICS AND STATISTICS ADMINISTRATION
Everett M. Ehrlich, Under Secretary for Econ om ic Affairs
BUREAU OF ECONOMIC ANALYSIS
Carol S. Carson, Director
J. Steven Landefeld, Deputy Director
For sale by the Superintendent of Documents, U.S. Government Printing Office, Washington, DC 20402
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Suggested Citation
U.S. Department of Commerce. Bureau of Economic Analysis. Local
Area Personal Income, 1969-92. Washington, DC: U.S. Government
Printing Office, September 1994.
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Acknowledgments
The Regional Economic Measurement Division of
the Bureau of Economic Analysis under the direction
of Linnea Hazen, Chief, prepared the estimates of lo
cal area personal income. Hugh W. Knox, Associate
Director for Regional Economics, provided guidance.
Elizabeth P. Cologer, Lisa C. Ninomiya, Michael G.
Pilot, John A. Rusinko, and James M. Scott of the Re
gional Wage Branch, under the supervision of Sharon
C. Camevale, Chief, guided the preparation of the es
timates of nonfarm labor earnings (wages and salaries
and other labor income). The estimates were prepared
by E. Frances Bake, Christopher T. Berry, Susan P.
Den Herder, Elizabeth A. Freeman, Lela S. Lester, Rus
sell C. Lusher, Richard A. Lutyk, Paul K. Medzerian,
Michael Phillips, Adrienne T. Pilot, William E. Reid,
Jr., Dolores A. Rynn, Victor A. Sahadachny, Eugene L.
Souder, Darleen K. Won, and Jaime Zenzano.
James M. Zavrel of the Quarterly Income Branch,
under the supervision of Robert L. Brown, Assistant Di
vision Chief, guided the preparation of the estimates of
farm earnings (wages and salaries, other labor income,
and proprietors’ income). The estimates were prepared
by Elaine M. Briccetti, Daniel R. Corrin, and Richard
H. Grayson. Michael S. Wagner and Daniel Zabronsky,
under the supervision of Robert L. Brown, prepared the
estimates of the residence adjustment.
Charles A. Jolley of the Proprietors’ Income Branch,
under the supervision of Bruce Levine, Chief, guided
the preparation of the estimates of nonfarm proprietors’
income, dividends, interest, rent, and personal contribu
tions for social insurance. The estimates were prepared
by Sean P. Collier, Catherine A. Cumberland, and Toan
A. Ly. Ellen M. Wright and Marianne A. Ziver, under
the supervision of Bruce Levine, prepared the estimates
of the transfer payments.
Gary V. Kennedy of the Regional Economic Infor
mation System Branch guided the preparation of the
materials for this publication; he and Kathy A. Albetski
guided the assembly of the public use tabulations and
the data files. This work was performed by Wallace K.
Bailey, who wrote the text, by Jeffrey L. Newman, who
prepared the tables for typesetting, and by H. Steven
Dolan, Michael J. Paris, Albert Silverman, Callan S.
Swenson, Monique B. Tÿes, and Mary C. Williams.
M. Gretchen Gibson of the Publication Services
Branch of the Current Business Analysis Division,
under the supervision of Leland L. Scott, Chief, co
ordinated the publication of this book and edited the
text. Eric B. Manning and Ernestine T. Gladden
typeset the text and the tables. W. Ronnie Fos
ter designed the cover and provided other graphics
services.
In addition, other government agencies and private or
ganizations provided the source data for the estimates.
The contributions of the following organizations were
particularly noteworthy: The State employment secu
rity agencies, the various State agencies administering
income maintenance programs, the Bureau of Labor
Statistics, the Bureau of the Census, the National Agri
cultural Statistics Service and the Economic Research
Service of the Department of Agriculture, the Internal
Revenue Service, the Social Security Administration,
the Health Care Financing Administration, the Office of
the Secretary of Defense, the Office of Personnel Man
agement, the Department of Veterans Affairs, and the
Association of American Railroads.
Subject Assignment Directory
For information about the availability of data, call the Regional Economic
Information System staff at (202) 606-5360 (see also Appendix B). For additional
information about State and local area personal income, call Linnea Hazen, Chief
of the Regional Economic Measurement Division, at (202) 606-4500.
For information about a specific subject, call the following specialists.
Subject
Disposable personal income ...............
Farm proprietors’ income
and employment ...............................
M ethodology............................................
Nonfarm proprietors’ income
and employment ...............................
Other labor income ...............................
Personal contributions for social
insurance ...........................................
Personal dividend income,
Personal interest income, and
Rental income of p e r s o n s .....................
Residence a d ju stm e n t............................
Transfer p a y m e n ts .................................
Wage and salary disbursements
and employment ...............................
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Specialist
Number
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___ (202) 606-5360
___ (202) 606-4500
___ (202) 606-4500
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Contents
Acknowledgments..........................................................................................................................................................
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Subject Assignment Directory ............................................................................................................................ —
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Introduction .........................................................................................................................................................—
A brief history ...........................................................................................................................................
Uses of the local area estimates ................................................................................................................
Schedule for preparing and revising the estimates ...................................................................................
Availability of the State and local area estimates .....................................................................................
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The Sources and Methods for the Annual Estimates of Local Area Personal Income for 1987-92 . . . . M-5
Introduction ...................................................................................................................................................... M-5
Differences in definitions and classifications............................................................................................. M-5
Sources of the d a ta .................................................................................................................................... M-6
Place of measurement of the source data ................................................................................................. M-6
Allocation procedures ............................................................................................................................... M-7
Interpolation and extrapolation procedures ............................................................................................... M-8
Wage and Salary Disbursements ..................................................................................................................... M-8
Wages and salaries covered by the UI programs ..................................................................................... M-9
Wages and salaries not covered by the State UI programs ..................................................................... M -l 1
Other Labor Income ........................................................................................................................................ M -l 3
Payments to private benefit plans .............................................................................................................M -l 3
Directors’ fees and miscellaneous fees .................................................................................................... M -l5
Proprietors’ Income ..........................................................................................................................................M -l5
Nonfarm proprietors’ income ................................................................................................................... M -l5
Income of nonfarm sole proprietorships and partnerships ..................................................................M-16
Income of tax-exempt cooperatives .................................................................................................... M-16
Farm proprietors’ income .......................................................................................................................... M -l7
Personal Dividend Income, Personal Interest Income, and Rental Income of Persons ............................... M -l9
Personal dividend income ........................................................................................................................ M -l9
Personal interest income ............................................................................................................................ M-20
Rental income of persons .......................................................................................................................... M-20
Transfer Payments ............................................................................................................................................M-21
Government Payments to Individuals ....................................................................................................... M-22
Retirement and disability insurance benefit payments.........................................................................M-22
Medical benefits.....................................................................................................................................M-23
Income maintenance benefits....................................... ....................................................................... M-23
Unemployment insurance benefits ........................................................................................................M-24
Veterans benefit payments ............................................................................................................ . • • • M-25
Federal education and training benefits ........................................................................................ • • M-26
Other government payments to individuals........................................... ................. . ....... . .............. M-26
Government and Business Payments to Nonprofit Institutions..................................................................M-27
Business Payments to Individuals................................................................................................................ M-27
Personal Contributions for Social Insurance ............ ..............................................................................
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Residence Adjustment .............................
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Procedure for the income of intercounty commuters ............................................................................... M—29
Procedure for the income of border workers ...................................................................................
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Technical Notes .....................................................................................................................
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Data verification .........................................
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Disclosure-avoidance procedures ................................................................................................................ M-33
Industry classification ................................................................................................................................. M-34
Interpolation and extrapolation ................................................................................................................... M-34
Pay-in-kind ..........................................................................................................................................’ ’ ’ M_36
Per capita personal income .........................................................................................................................M-36
Personal income, adjusted gross income, and money incom e..................................................................M-37
Glossary .............................................................................................................................................................. .....
Appendix A: Members of the BEA User G roup............................................................................................. m -45
Appendix B: Availability of Tables From the Regional Economic Information System............................M-53
Appendix C: Metropolitan Statistical A reas......................................................................................................M-85
Statistical Section:
Regions........................................................................................................................................................
County Rankings................................................................................................................................................
Metropolitan Areas......................................................................................................................................
Counties by State ......................................................................................................................................
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Introduction
This publication presents the estimates of personal in
come and per capita personal income for 1969-92 for
local areas—that is, for metropolitan areas and coun
ties; these estimates were prepared by the Regional
Economic Measurement Division of the Bureau of Eco
nomic Analysis (BEA). It also presents estimates for
the United States, for the eight BEA regions, and for
the States. In addition, it presents the Census Bu
reau’s annual estimates of population that were used in
the derivation of the estimates of per capita personal
income.
The estimates are supplemented by maps and charts.
A map of the United States presents the per capita per
sonal income for 1992 for each region, and a map of
each State shows the metropolitan areas and counties
in the State. Two charts are shown for each State:
One chart presents the total personal income of each
metropolitan area in the State, and the other presents
the per capita personal income of the State and of the
metropolitan and the nonmetropolitan portions of the
State.
The estimates of personal income and of per capita
personal income reflect the revised national estimates of
personal income that resulted from the 1991 comprehen
sive revision and the 1992 and 1993 annual revisions of
the national income and product accounts. The revised
national estimates were incorporated into the State es
timates of personal income as part of a comprehensive
revision in August 1992 and into the local area esti
mates of personal income as part of a comprehensive
revision in May 1993. In addition, the estimates incor
porate source data that were not available in time to be
used in the comprehensive revisions.1
The estimates are first prepared for the Nation and for
States and counties. The estimates for the regions are
aggregations of the State estimates, and the estimates
for the metropolitan areas are aggregations of the county
estimates. As a result of this building-block approach,
the estimates for metropolitan areas, whose boundaries
may change, can be presented on the basis of consistent
geographic definitions.
The definitions of metropolitan areas that BEA uses
for the estimates were issued by the Office of Man
agement and Budget for Federal statistical purposes
in June 1993. These areas consist of 240 metropoli
tan statistical areas, 58 primary metropolitan statistical
areas (PMSA’s), and 12 New England county metropoli
tan areas (NECMA’s); in addition, the PMSA’s and a
NECMA are grouped in 17 consolidated metropolitan
statistical areas.2
BEA does not prepare estimates for all counties
and county equivalents, because the geographic cod
ing of essential source data for a few counties and
county equivalents has proved to be unreliable. Ac
cordingly, the source data for each of the following
areas are combined with the source data for an adja
cent county, and the estimates are then prepared for
the combined areas: The small independent cities of
Virginia—generally those with fewer than 100,000 res
idents; Kalawao County, Hawaii; the Montana portion
of Yellowstone National Park; and Menominee County,
Wisconsin.
This introduction presents a brief history of the devel
opment of the estimates of personal income. It describes
the uses of the local area estimates and the schedule
for preparing and revising the estimates, and it presents
information about the availability of the estimates and
about the BEA User Group.
A brief history
In the mid-1930’s, BEA began work on the estimation
of regional income as part of the effort to explain the
processes and structure of the Nation’s economy. As a
result, it produced annual State estimates of total “in
come payments to individuals.” These income payments
were calculated as the sum of (1) wages and salaries, (2)
other labor income and relief, (3) entrepreneurial with-
2.
These areas are defined in terms o f counties or county equivalents.
1.
See the section “Schedule for preparing and revising the estimates”
The metropolitan areas o f the New England region are defined in terms of
in this introduction. For a brief discussion o f the most recent revisions,
counties rather than o f cities and towns because the available data for cities
see “Local Area Personal Income: Estimates for 1990-92 and Revisions to
and towns are insufficient. For the list o f the metropolitan areas and their
the Estimates for 1981-91,” S u r v e y o f C u r r e n t B u s i n e s s 74 (April 1994):
constituent counties in all States, see Appendix C.
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drawals, and (4) dividends, interest, and net rents and
royalties.
During the 1940’s and early 1950’s, BEA developed
an integrated set of national economic accounts, sought
additional source data, and improved the methods used
to prepare the estimates. One result of this work was the
development of State personal income—a measure that
is more comprehensive than State income payments.
State personal income differs significantly from State
income payments in five ways:
1. State personal income consists of six major com
ponents (other labor income and transfer payments
replaced other labor income and relief, and the com
ponent personal contributions for social insurance
was added as an explicit deduction);
2. Personal income includes more component detail
and a broader range of income-in-kind and imputed
income items than State income payments;
3. Personal income includes the income of nonprofit
institutions and of private noninsured welfare funds
and private trust funds;
4. Personal income includes employer contributions
to private pension funds—as part of other labor
income—instead of the benefits paid by the funds;
and
5. Personal income includes transfer payments by
business.
In addition, in the mid-1950’s, BEA began work on
preparing estimates for local areas. It prepared estimates
for a few counties in the States in the Mideast and Plains
regions.
In the late 1950’s, BEA developed estimates of State
disposable personal income. This series was published
occasionally in the S u r v e y o f C u r r e n t B u s i n e s s in the
1960’s and 1970’s and has been presented annually
beginning with 1982.
During the 1960’s, BEA developed quarterly esti
mates of State personal income. The first set of these
estimates as a continuous series was published in the
December 1966 issue of the S u r v e y . In addition, BEA
prepared a personal income series for metropolitan ar
eas and for nonmetropolitan counties for selected years
of 1929-62.
In the early 1970’s, BEA developed the estimates
of personal income for counties in metropolitan areas.
These estimates were published for the first time in
the April 1975 S u r v e y . Later in the 1970’s it devel
oped estimates of employment for States, counties, and
metropolitan areas.
In the 1980’s, it developed estimates of gross State
product by industry; the first presentation of these es
timates as an established series was in the May 1988
S urvey.
Now, BEA prepares annual and quarterly estimates of
State personal income and annual estimates of State dis
posable personal income and employment and of gross
State product. It also prepares annual estimates of per
sonal income and employment for all metropolitan areas
and all the counties and county equivalents for which
reliable source data are available.
Uses of the local area estimates
Both the public and the private sectors use the estimates
of personal income for counties and metropolitan areas
to measure and to track the levels and the types of in
come received by the persons who live or work in a
county or metropolitan area. In addition, both sectors
use the estimates of personal income and of employment
to evaluate the socioeconomic impact of their initiatives;
for example, they use the estimates to prepare the en
vironmental impact statements required by the National
Environmental Policy Act of 1969.
Federal agencies use these estimates in economic
models to evaluate program needs and as a framework
for economic analysis.
State governments use the estimates to measure the
economic base of State planning areas and in economic
models that are developed for planning. They also use
the estimates to project tax revenues and the need for
public utilities and services.
University schools of business and economics use the
estimates for theoretical and applied economic research.
Some schools publish the estimates in abstracts or sim
ilar reports, which are distributed to State and local
government agencies, regional councils, private research
groups, businesses, and libraries.
Businesses use the estimates to evaluate markets for
new or established products and to determine areas for
the location, expansion, and contraction of their activi
ties. Trade associations and labor organizations also use
the estimates to analyze markets for products and labor.
Schedule for preparing and revising the
estimates
Annual estimates.—The annual estimates of total and
per capita personal income and of total and per capita
disposable personal income for States for a given year
are prepared in two steps. First, in April, preliminary
estimates for the preceding year that are derived from
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
the quarterly estimates for that year are prepared. Sec
ond, in August, the preliminary estimates are superseded
by estimates that are more detailed and more reliable
because they are derived from source data that are more
complete, more detailed, and more recent than the data
that were used to prepare the quarterly estimates and the
preliminary estimates.
The following April, the annual estimates for the year
are revised in order to incorporate the newly available
data that are used to prepare the county estimates of
personal income for that year.
The annual estimates for a year are routinely revised
again for 2 more years. The State estimates are re
vised in August and in April, and the county estimates
are revised in April; each revision incorporates newly
available source data. These routine revisions are com
pleted 3 years after the preliminary State estimates were
prepared and 2 years after the county estimates were
prepared.
The State and county estimates are normally revised
again only after a comprehensive, or benchmark, re
vision of the national income and product accounts
(NIPA’s) that results in the comprehensive revision of
the national estimates of personal income, which is an
aggregate in the NIPA’s; comprehensive revisions to the
NIPA’s are made approximately every 5 years.3 The re
vised national estimates are incorporated into the State
and county estimates as part of the comprehensive revi
sion of the State estimates and of the county estimates,
because the State and county estimates are designed
to be statistically and conceptually consistent with the
national estimates.
In a benchmark NIPA revision, the national estimates
of personal income are affected by the statistical changes
that result from the introduction of new source data and
the use of improved estimating methods. The national
estimates may also be affected by the changes made
to the definitions and the classifications of the NIPA
components so that the NIPA’s will reflect the evolv
ing economy of the United States. For example, as part
of the 1985 benchmark revision, the payments to ven
dors of medical services under the medicaid program
were reclassified from government purchases to trans
fer payments; as a result, these payments were added to
personal income.
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administrative-records data for wage and salary dis
bursements. In January, the estimates for the second
quarter of the preceding year are revised, and the esti
mates for one or more preceding quarters may also be
revised. In July, the estimates for the fourth quarter of
the preceding year are revised, and the estimates for one
or more preceding quarters may also be revised.
In April and in October, the quarterly estimates for
the previous 3 years are revised so that they will be
consistent with the revised annual estimates.
Availability of the State and local area
estimates
The quarterly State estimates of total and nonfarm per
sonal income are published in the January, April, July,
and October issues of the S u r v e y o f C u r r e n t B u s i n e s s .
The preliminary annual State estimates of total and
per capita personal income and of total and per capita
disposable personal income are published in the April
S u r v e y . The revised annual estimates of State personal
income by major type and of earnings by industry are
published in the August S u r v e y .
The local area estimates of total and per capita
personal income are published in the April S u r v e y .4
Before the State and local area estimates are published
in the S u r v e y , they are available in news releases and
on the Department of Commerce’s Economic Bulletin
Board.5 More detailed estimates than the estimates pub
lished in the S u r v e y are available from the Regional
Economic Information System (REIS).6 The following
local area estimates are available from REIS:
• Personal income by type of income (for example,
wages and salaries) and earnings (the sum of wages
and salaries, other labor income, and proprietors’
income) by Standard Industrial Classification (SIC)
two-digit industry for counties and metropolitan
areas,
• Employment, which includes part-time jobs and
self-employment, by SIC division (the “one-digit”
4. However, in 1993, the local area estimates were published in the May
issue o f the S u r v e y , the revised annual State estimates, in the September
issue, and the revised quarterly State estimates, in the November issue.
5. To subscribe to the Economic Bulletin Board, call (202) 482-1986.
6. The Regional Economic Information System comprises the data files,
the computer programs, and the staff that maintain, manage, and distribute
the regional database. The staff operates an information retrieval service that
Quarterly estimates.—The quarterly estimates of State
provides standard and specialized tabulations o f regional data. These tabu
personal income are prepared about 4 months after the
lations are available on magnetic tapes, computer printouts, microcomputer
end of the quarter. In January and in July, the esti
diskettes, and a CD-ROM. For information about the CD-ROM, see the ad
on the inside back cover. For a sample o f the available tabulations, see Ap
mates for specific quarters are revised to incorporate
pendix B. For further information or to order, call (202) 606-5360. Payment
3.
Nine benchmark revisions have been completed— in 1947, 1951, 1954, in advance o f shipment is required; Visa and MasterCard are accepted for
telephone orders.
1958, 1965, 1976, 1980, 1985, and 1991.
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level of classification) for counties and metropolitan
areas,
• Transfer payments by major program for counties
and metropolitan areas, and
• Farm income and expenses, including broad cate
gories of gross receipts and expenses of all farms
and four measures of net farm income, for counties.
In addition, the State and local area estimates of per
sonal income and of employment are available from the
BEA User Group. The members of this group include
State agencies, universities, and Census Bureau Primary
State Data Centers.7 The members have agreed to pro
vide the estimates that they receive from REIS to other
users in their State. The members can usually provide
the State and the local area estimates for their State.
7. For the members o f this group, see Appendix A.
The Sources and Methods for the Annual Estimates of
Local Area Personal Income for 1987-92
This text describes the sources of the data and the meth
ods that were used to prepare the annual estimates of the
components of personal income for counties for 198792. The information about the characteristics of the
county estimates and the data and the methods used to
prepare the estimates also applies to the estimates for
metropolitan areas because the estimate for a metropoli
tan area is the sum of the estimates of its constituent
counties.
The introduction describes the relationship between
the national estimates of personal income and the State
and county estimates, it defines the essential terms used,
and it explains a few differences between the defini
tions and classifications used in the national estimates
and those used in the State and county estimates. This
introduction also includes general information about the
sources of the data that are used to prepare the estimates
and the place of measurement of the source data. Ad
ditionally, it includes information about the allocation
procedure and a brief description of the interpolation
and extrapolation procedures.
After the introduction, the text provides specific in
formation about each of the components of personal
income and about the residence adjustment.
Introduction
The State and county estimates of personal income are
designed to be conceptually and statistically consistent
with the national estimates of personal income; as part
of the preparation of the State and county estimates,
the national estimates are disaggregated to States and
counties.8 As a result, the definitions that are used for
the components of personal income for the State and
county estimates are essentially the same as those used
for the national estimates.9
The personal income of an area is defined as the in
come received by, or on behalf of, all the residents of the
area. It consists of the income received by persons from
all sources—that is, from participation in production,
from both government and business transfer payments,
and from government interest (which is treated like a
transfer payment).
Persons consists of individuals, nonprofit institutions
that serve individuals, private noninsured welfare funds,
and private trust funds. The last three are referred to as
“quasi-individuals.”
Personal income is calculated as the sum of wage
and salary disbursements, other labor income, pro
prietors’ income with inventory valuation and capital
consumption adjustments, rental income of persons
with capital consumption adjustment, personal dividend
income, personal interest income, and transfer pay
ments to persons, less personal contributions for social
insurance.
Per capita personal income is calculated as the per
sonal income of the residents of an area divided by the
population of the area.
Differences in definitions and classifications
The definitions that are used in the State and county es
timates for two components of personal income and for
one supplementary aggregation of three components dif
fer significantly from the definitions that are used in the
national estimates. In addition, the classifications that
are used for one component in the State and county estio f work; earnings consists of wage and salary disbursements, other labor
income, and proprietors’ income.
For a comparison o f GDP, GSP, and State earnings by place o f work for
8.
At the national level, personal income is part o f the personal income
1991, see appendix B in Richard M. Beemiller and Ann E. Dunbar, “Gross
and outlay account, which is one o f the five accounts that compose the
State Product 1977-91,” S u r v e y o f C u r r e n t B u s i n e s s 74 (August 1994):
national income and product accounts.
85.
O f the aggregations in the personal income and outlay account, only
9.
The national estimates may temporarily differ from the State and county
personal income, disposable personal income, and personal tax and nontax
estimates because o f different estimating schedules: The State and county
payments are estimated for States, and only personal income is estimated
estimates frequently incorporate source data that are not available when the
for counties and metropolitan areas. In addition, gross state product (GSP),
national estimates are prepared; these data are later incorporated into the
which corresponds to gross domestic product (GDP), is estimated; GSP
and State personal income share most o f the elements o f earnings by State
national estimates when they are revised.
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mates differ significantly from those used in the national
estimates.
The State and county estimates of farm income con
sist of farm earnings—that is, the sum of wages and
salaries, other labor income, and proprietors’ income.
The national estimates of farm income consist of farm
earnings and agricultural net interest.
The State and county estimates of wage and salary
disbursements and of other labor income consist mainly
of the labor earnings of persons who reside and who
work in the United States. However, the national esti
mates of these components also include the earnings of
U.S. residents who are temporarily working abroad for
the U.S. Government or for U.S. firms.
The adjustment to the estimates of wages and salaries
to include the wages and salaries of U.S. residents who
work in other countries and to exclude the wages and
salaries of foreign residents who work in the United
States is classified in the residence adjustment in the
State and county estimates.10 In the national estimates,
this adjustment is classified in the rest-of-the-world sec
tor, which is not recognized in the State and local area
estimates.
In addition, in the State and county estimates, the
wages and salaries of U.S. residents who are employed
by international organizations and by foreign embassies
and consulates in the United States are classified in an
“industry” called “other.” In the national estimates, the
wages of these residents are classified in the rest-of-theworld sector.
Sources of the data
About 90 percent of the State and county estimates
of personal income are based on census data and on
administrative-records data that are collected by others.
The data from censuses are mainly collected from the
recipient of the income. The most important sources of
census data for the State and county estimates are the
census of agriculture and the census of population and
housing that are conducted by the Bureau of the Census,
Department of Commerce.
10.
The residence adjustment is mainly an estimate o f the net inflow of
the labor earnings o f interstate and intercounty commuters.
The State and county estimates o f wages by place o f work, like the
national estimates o f wages for domestic industries, exclude the wages o f the
U.S .-resident border workers and include the wages o f the foreign-resident
border workers.
In the derivation o f the national, State, and county estimates o f personal
income, the wages and salaries o f these workers are adjusted: The wages
o f the foreign-resident workers are subtracted from estimates o f wages and
salaries, and the wages o f the U.S.-resident border workers are added to these
estimates.
The data from administrative records may originate
either from the recipients of the income or from the
source of the income. These data are a byproduct of the
administration of various Federal and State government
programs. The most important sources of these data
are as follows: The State unemployment insurance pro
grams of the Employment and Training Administration,
Department of Labor; the social insurance programs of
the Social Security Administration and the Health Care
Financing Administration, Department of Health and
Human Services; the Federal income tax program of the
Internal Revenue Service, Department of the Treasury;
the veterans benefit programs of the Department of Vet
erans Affairs; and the military payroll systems of the
Department of Defense.11
About 10 percent of the estimates are based on data
from other sources. For example, the estimates of the
components of farm proprietors’ income, a component
of personal income, are partly based on the State es
timates of farm income and the county estimates of
cash receipts, crop production, and livestock inventory
that are prepared by the Department of Agriculture,
which uses sample surveys, along with census data and
administrative-records data, to derive its estimates.
Using census data, administrative-records data, and
other data that are not primarily designed to measure
income has both advantages and disadvantages. Using
these data, BEA can prepare detailed annual estimates
of personal income for States and counties at a relatively
low cost and without increasing the reporting burden
on businesses and households. However, because these
data are not primarily designed to measure income, they
often do not precisely “match” the series that is being
estimated; therefore, they must be adjusted to compen
sate for differences in definitions, in coverage, and in
geographic detail.
Place of measurement of the source data
Personal income, by definition, is a measure of the in
come received by persons; therefore, the estimates of
State and county personal income should reflect the
State and county of the residence of the income recip
ients. However, most of the source data that are used
to prepare the estimates of some of the components of
personal income are reported and recorded by the recip
ient’s place of work rather than by the recipient’s place
of residence. As a result, the estimates of the compo
nents that are derived from the place-of-work data are
11.
The data from the State unemployment insurance programs are col
lected by the various State employment security agencies and are assembled
and supplied by the Bureau o f Labor Statistics.
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LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
adjusted to a place-of-residence basis, and the estimates
of these components are presented both by place of work
and by place of residence.
The estimates of the components of personal income
can be grouped according to the place of measurement
of the source data.
The estimates of wages and salaries, other labor in
come, and personal contributions for social insurance by
employees are mainly derived from source data that are
reported and recorded by place of work. These data are
reported by industry in the State and county in which
the employing establishment is located.
The estimates of nonfarm proprietors’ income and of
personal contributions for social insurance by the selfemployed are derived from source data that are reported
by the tax-filing address of the recipient. This address
is usually that of the proprietors’ residence; therefore,
these data are assumed to be recorded by place of resi
dence. However, the estimates of these components—as
part of the estimates of earnings—are presented both by
place of residence and by place of work. If the State or
county of residence differs from the State or county of
work, then the estimates of earnings by place of work
are more likely to be misstated than the estimates of
earnings by place of residence.
The estimates of farm proprietors’ income are de
rived from source data that are reported and recorded
by the principal place of production, which is usually
the county in which the farm has most of its land and
in which most of the work is performed. Because most
farm proprietors live on, or near, their land, the place
of residence is assumed to be the same as the place of
work.
The estimates of rental income of persons, personal
dividend income, personal interest income, transfer pay
ments, and personal contributions for supplementary
medical insurance and for veterans life insurance are
derived from source data that are reported and recorded
by the place of residence of the income recipient.
Allocation procedures
Using the allocation procedures imparts to the State and
local area estimates the characteristics of the national es
timates that are not reflected in the available State- and
county-level source data; for most components of per
sonal income, the State and county source data are less
comprehensive and less reliable than the data that are
available for the national estimates.12 In addition, using
these procedures allows the use of State and county data
that are available in economic series that are related to,
but that do not precisely match, the component being
estimated.
Before the State and county estimates are prepared,
the national estimates of some components of personal
income are adjusted for the differences in definitions
and classifications between the national estimates and
the State estimates. The adjusted national estimates
of these components and the national estimates of the
other components are used as the “control totals” for the
State estimates, and the State estimates are then used as
control totals for the county estimates.
In the allocation procedures, the' national control total
for each component is allocated to the States in propor
tion to each State’s share of a related economic series.
Similarly, the State control total is allocated to the coun
ties in proportion to each county’s share of a related
economic series. The related series may be the source
data, or it may be preliminary estimates that are derived
from the source data and that are calculated as the sum
of several items (for example, wages, tips, and payin-kind) or as the product of two items (for example,
average wages times the number of employees) or that
are interpolated or extrapolated from the source data or
from other estimates.
Because the allocation procedures use the national
control totals for the State estimates and the State con
trol totals for the county estimates, its use yields an
additive system in which the State estimates sum to the
national estimate, and the estimates for the counties in
a State sum to the State estimate.
The allocation procedure used to estimate a
component of State personal income is
75 = {Yn) (* n )
where Ys is the estimator (that is, the statistical proce
dure used to derive an estimate) of the component of
personal income for State s, where Yn is the national
estimate of the component (which is used as the control
total for the State estimates of the component), where
X s is the datum for State s from the economic series
related to the component, and where X n is the national
sum of the State data from the economic series related
to the component (Xn = X X s).
In the cases in which the national estimate is cal
culated as the sum of the State data plus an amount
A n for which State data are unavailable, the allocation
12.
However, the national estimates o f most components o f wages and data. Therefore, the use o f the allocation procedures to prepare the State and
county estimates o f these components results in estimates that do not differ
salaries and transfer payments, which together account for about 75 percent
greatly from the source data.
o f personal income, are based mainly on the sum o f State and county source
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LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
procedure may be represented by two equations (which
together are mathematically identical to the preceding
equation):
ys
■Mf)
= x5+ a 5
where A s is the State estimator of the portion of Y for
which State data are unavailable. In effect, Ys is the
composite estimator consisting of X s, the best possible
direct estimator (100 percent sample) of the portion of Y
for which State data are available, plus A s, the indirect
estimator of the portion of Y for which State data are
unavailable.
For example, the national estimates of wages and
salaries for many industries consist of the sum of State
data plus a few small adjustments, which taken together
(An ) are allocated to the States in proportion to the State
data. The small allocated amount for each State (A5) is
added to the State datum (X5) to yield the State estimate
(Ys).
Interpolation and extrapolation procedures
Some of the data that are used to estimate components
of State and county personal income are available or ad
equate only in benchmark years. In order to derive the
estimates of these components for other years, interpo
lation and extrapolation procedures are used to extend
the distribution of the data for the benchmark year or
years.
Interpolation procedures are used in the derivation
of the estimates for the years between 2 benchmark
years. Extrapolation procedures are used in the deriva
tion of the estimates for the years after the most recent
benchmark year.
For the details of these procedures, see page M-34 in
the “Technical Notes.”
Wage and Salary Disbursements
Wage and salary disbursements are defined as the
monetary remuneration of employees. This remuner
ation includes the compensation of corporate officers;
commissions, tips, and bonuses; voluntary employee
contributions to certain deferred compensation plans,
such as 401(k) plans; and receipts in kind, or pay-in
kind, that represent income (see “Pay-in-kind” on page
M-36 in the “Technical Notes”).
Wage and salary disbursements are measured before
deductions, such as social security contributions and
union dues, and they reflect the amount of wages and
salaries disbursed, but not necessarily earned, during the
year. The estimates are prepared, with a few exceptions,
at the Standard Industrial Classification (SIC) two-digit
level.
Wage and salary disbursements accounted for about
58 percent of total personal income at the national level
in 1992 (see table A, which also shows the relationship
of the major components of wages and salaries to total
personal income).
The State and county estimates of about 98 percent of
wages and salaries for approximately 70 private indus
tries, for Federal Government civilian employees, and
for State and local government employees are based on
the data that are summarized by county and by SIC
four-digit industry on form ES-202 by the State em
ployment security agencies (ESA’s).13 The summarized
data are from quarterly State unemployment insurance
(UI) contribution reports that are filed with an ESA
by the employers in the industries that are covered by,
and subject to, that State’s UI laws. Under most of
these laws, wages and salaries include bonuses, tips, and
the cash value of meals and lodging provided by the
employer—that is, pay-in-kind.14
The estimates of wages and salaries for three SIC
two-digit industries are based on the ES-202 data that
are available and on other data, because these three
industries—agricultural services, private education, and
religious membership organizations—are only partially
covered by State UI programs. The ES-202 data at the
SIC three-digit level for each of these industries are
divided into the fully covered portion and the incom
pletely covered portion, which is based on the ES-202
data, and (2) the incompletely covered portion, which
is primarily based on other data.
The estimates of wages and salaries for SIC two- and
three-digit industries that are not covered by UI pro
grams or that are fully covered in only a few States are
primarily based on data other than ES-202 data. The
data on which these estimates are based are specified in
the relevant section.
13. Each quarter, the ESA ’s send these data to the Bureau o f Labor
Statistics o f the Department o f Labor, which edits the data and makes the
tabulations available to BEA. The ES-202 tabulations for 1987 are based on
the 1972 SIC, and those for 1988-92 are based on the 1987 SIC.
14. State UI laws require employers to estimate (if applicable) the cash
value o f pay-in-kind and to add the estimate to the cash pay in their report o f
their payrolls. However, because employers are not required to distinguish
between the two types o f pay in their reports, it is doubtful that many comply
with this requirement.
Pay-in-kind is significant only in the following industries: Water
transportation, eating and drinking places, and hotels and other lodging
places.
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The sources of data and the methods that are used to
prepare the estimates of wage and salary disbursements
are described in two sections: Wages and salaries that
are covered by the UI programs and wages and salaries
that are not covered by the UI programs.
Wages and salaries covered by the UI
programs
The estimates of wages and salaries that are covered
by the State UI programs or by the UI program for
Federal civilian employees are based on ES-202 data
for quarterly wages and salaries, or payrolls. However,
these data do not precisely meet BEA’s statistical and
conceptual requirements; therefore, the data must be ad
justed. These adjustments affect both the industrial and
the geographic patterns of State and county personal
income.
for each industry is allocated to States and counties in
proportion to the ES-202 payroll data for the industry.
The national estimate for each industry is prepared in
two parts. One part is prepared for the payrolls that were
underreported, and one part is prepared for the payrolls
Table A.—Wage and Salary Disbursements by Component and
Total Personal Income for the United States, 1992
M illio n s of
d o lla rs
Adjustment fo r industry nonclassification.—The indus
try detail of the ES-202 data regularly shows minor
amounts of payroll—only about 0.2 percent of total pay
rolls nationally—that have not been assigned to any
industry. The industrial classification scheme used by
BEA does not permit this not-elsewhere-classified cate
gory. Therefore, for each State and county, the amount
in this category is distributed among the industries in
proportion to the industry-classified ES-202 payrolls.
Because this adjustment only apportions the amount
reported for a county within that county, no error is
introduced into the total estimate for the county.
Adjustment fo r misreported wage and salary data.—
An estimate of the wages and salaries that were not
reported in the UI contribution reports is added to the
ES-202 data for each private industry. Because State
and county data are unavailable, the national estimate
a l in c o m e
5,128,373
100.00
2,964,236
57.80
1 1 ,0 2 5
.21
1 5 ,3 6 4
.30
2 6 ,3 7 1
1 2 7 ,8 6 7
.51
2 .4 9
6 7 8 ,1 6 9
1 1.2 7
2 3 0 ,0 5 9
4 .4 9
4 4 ,8 4 6
.8 7
1 4 ,8 2 9
.2 9
1 7 ,0 0 6
.3 3
2 4 ,5 7 2
.48
4 4 ,7 3 7
.87
4 8 ,0 9 4
.9 4
.1 4
7 ,4 0 9
2 ,1 0 4
2 4 ,0 5 9
Adjustment fo r statewide reporting.—A State UI con
tribution report is usually filed for each establishment
by industry and by county; however, a report may be
filed by an employer for a group of very small estab
lishments by State, not by county. Therefore, county
data are unavailable for these establishments.
The State totals of the wages and salaries reported
for these statewide units for an industry are allocated to
counties in proportion to the distribution of the wages
and salaries for the industry that is reported by county.
The statewide totals are allocated for each privatesector industry (generally at the SIC two-digit level)
and for five government components—Federal civilian,
State education, State noneducation, local education,
and local noneducation.
P e rce n t of
to ta l p e r s o n
.0 4
.47
2 ,4 0 3
.0 5
3 4 8 ,1 1 0
1 5,731
6 .7 9
1 0,701
.31
.21
2 4 ,5 9 8
.4 8
3 9 ,7 5 8
.7 8
6 9 ,9 4 6
1 .36
5 1 ,6 8 5
1.01
4 1 ,4 5 8
.81
3 3 ,1 1 0
.6 5
1 5 ,3 1 7
3 6 ,2 0 4
.3 0
.71
9 ,6 0 2
.19
1 9 3 ,9 4 7
3 .7 8
1 2 ,0 4 2
.23
4 3,2 3 1
.8 4
5 ,9 5 5
.1 2
4 2 ,8 9 1
.8 4
4 9 ,0 9 9
.9 6
4 0 ,7 2 9
.79
2 0 2 ,6 6 3
3 .9 5
2 8 5 ,4 9 8
5 .5 7
2 3 8 ,7 8 8
7 2 8 ,8 1 4
14.21
2 7 ,6 5 5
.54
1 8 ,0 0 3
9 ,9 4 2
.35
1 1 7 ,4 9 7
2 .2 9
4 .6 6
.19
1 8 ,8 8 9
.3 7
8 ,8 6 8
.17
2 2 ,5 6 1
.44
1 0 ,2 2 2
.2 0
2 4 5 ,7 1 9
4 .7 9
4 5 ,5 6 8
.89
3 5 ,8 3 8
.70
2 9 ,8 8 8
.5 8
1 ,2 7 4
.02
3 1 ,3 8 2
.61
1 0 3 ,1 3 4
2.01
2 ,3 7 4
.0 5
5 5 5 ,7 3 0
1 0 .8 4
1 1 0 ,8 7 3
2 .1 6
5 1 ,7 3 4
1.01
7 .6 7
3 9 3 ,1 2 3
Detail m ay not add to totals because of rounding.
1. Includes adjustments for border workers: Income of U.S. residents working across U .S. borders less income
of foreign residents working in the United States.
2. Includes w ages received by border workers em ployed in the United States.
3. Other includes w ages and salaries of U.S. residents working for international organizations and for foreign
em bassies and consulates located in the United States.
4. Includes local and interurban passenger transit, transportation by air, pipelines (except natural gas), and
transportation services.
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LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
that were not reported because employers failed to file
a report.15
In addition, it is assumed that tips are unreported by
specific industries. Therefore, estimates of the tips are
added to the ES-202 data for the following industries:
Taxicabs, which is part of local and interurban passen
ger transit; eating and drinking places; hotels and other
lodging places; amusement and recreation services; and
personal services. Because State and county data are
unavailable, the national estimate for each industry is
allocated to States and counties in proportion to the
ES-202 payroll data for the industry.
Adjustments fo r Federal civilian payrolls.—Large pro
portions of the ES-202 data for the wages and salaries
of the civilian employees of most Federal Government
agencies in Tennessee and of a few agencies in New
York, Virginia, and Wisconsin are reported by State,
not by county. Therefore, the county estimates of the
wages and salaries of these employees are derived from
employment data provided by the Office of Personnel
Management (OPM).
In Tennessee, the State estimates of the wages and
salaries of the civilian employees of all agencies ex
cept the Tennessee Valley Authority are allocated to
the counties by the OPM employment data. The State
estimates of the wages and salaries of the civilian
employees of the Postal Service in New York, the De
partment of Defense in Virginia and Wisconsin, and the
U.S. Forest Service and the Farmers’ Home Administra
tion in Wisconsin are allocated to the counties in each
State in proportion to the OPM employment data for
each agency.
In addition, in the ES-202 data, all of the wages and
salaries of congressional staff are assigned to Washing
ton, DC, although some of these staff work in the State
offices of the members of Congress. BEA assumes that
25 percent of the total congressional payrolls are earned
by congressional staff in State offices; therefore, this
percentage of the payrolls are allocated to States in pro
portion to their congressional representation. The State
estimate of this adjustment—together with the State es
timate of wages and salaries for all Federal civilian
employees—is allocated to counties in proportion to the
ES-202 payroll data or the OPM employment data.
Adjustment fo r a component o f State government pay
rolls.—The geographic coding of the ES-202 data for
the noneducation component of State government pay
rolls appears to attribute too much of the payrolls to the
15.
Robert P. Parker, “Improved Adjustments for Misreporting o f Tax
Return Information Used to Estimate the National Income and Product
Accounts, 1977,” S u r v e y 64 (June 1984): 17-25.
counties of the State capitals in six States. Therefore,
data from the 1980 and 1990 Census of Population are
used in the preparation of the county estimates of the
wages and salaries for these employees.
The county estimates of the wages and salaries for the
noneducation component for Illinois, Michigan, New
Jersey, Rhode Island, Tennessee, and Wisconsin are
based on data for the wages and salaries of State gov
ernment employees in noneducation by place of work;
these data are derived from unpublished tabulations of
joumey-to-work data from the censuses. The estimates
for 1987-89 were derived from straight-line interpola
tions of the data for 1980 and for 1990. The estimates
for 1990-92 are based on the 1990 data.
Adjustments fo r elements that are excluded from the
ES-202 data.—The ES-202 payroll data for specific SIC
two- and three-digit industries exclude small portions of
the wages in those industries either because the employ
ing establishments are not covered by the UI programs
or because a portion of the establishments’ payrolls are
not subject to UI reporting. The following procedure is
used to prepare the State and county estimates for the
industries that include these noncovered elements.
A national estimate of each element is prepared, and
then it is allocated to States on the basis of the best
available related economic series. The State estimate of
the element is added to the ES-202 payroll data for the
industry of the element in order to augment the State
data on which the State estimates for that industry are
based. Then, the national estimate for the industry is
allocated to States in proportion to the augmented ES202 data.
Because county data for the noncovered elements are
unavailable, the State estimates are allocated to the
counties in proportion to the unaugmented ES-202 data.
This procedure is used to prepare the State and county
estimates of the following elements in the following
industries:
• Payrolls of electric railroads—that is, commuter
lines—which are classified in local and interurban pas
senger transit, payrolls of railroad carrier affiliates,
which are classified in transportation services, and
payrolls of railway labor organizations, classified in
membership organizations other than religious;
• Payrolls of nonprofit organizations that are exempt
from UI coverage because they have fewer than four
employees—in printing and publishing, miscellaneous
manufacturing, credit agencies other than banks, real
estate, holding and other investment companies, hotels,
and membership organizations other than religious;
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• Commissions received by insurance solicitors and
real estate agents;
• Salaries of corporate officers in Washington State;
• Wages and salaries of students employed by the
institutions of higher education in which they are en
rolled, which are classified in private education, State
government education, and local government education;
• Pay-in-kind of the members of religious orders who
teach at private colleges and universities but who do not
receive cash wages;
• Pay-in-kind of workers in private hospitals who do
not receive cash wages (mainly interns, student nurses,
and members of religious orders);
• Allowances paid to Federal civilian employees in
selected occupations for uniforms; and
• Salaries of elected officials and members of the
judiciary in State and local governments.
Wages and salaries not covered by the State
UI programs
The estimates of wages and salaries for eight indus
tries are primarily based on data other than ES-202 data.
The ES-202 data are inadequate for five industries—
farms, farm labor contractors, private households, pri
vate elementary and secondary schools, and religious
membership organizations—because these industries are
extensively covered by State UI programs in only a
few States. The ES-202 data are unavailable for three
industries—railroads, military, and “other”—because
these industries are not covered by State UI programs.16
Consequently, the wages and salaries of all eight indus
tries are treated as if they were not covered by State
UI programs. In addition, because these estimates are
primarily based on data that do not include wages paid
in kind, an estimate of pay-in-kind is prepared for all of
these industries except farm labor contractors, railroads,
and “other.”
Farms.—The estimates of wages and salaries for farms
consist of the salaries of officers of corporate farms and
the cash wages and the pay-in-kind of hired farm labor.
The State and county estimates of corporate officers’
salaries are based primarily on the salaries of corporate
officers from the 1987 Census of Agriculture.
The State estimates of the cash wages of hired farm
labor are based on the estimates of farm labor expenses
that are prepared by the Department of Agriculture. In
order to prepare the county estimates, the estimates for
most States are allocated to counties by distributions of
the wages paid to farm employees from the 1987 census.
16. Military and “other” are BEA, not SIC, classifications.
M -ll
However, farm employees have either mandatory UI
coverage or almost complete voluntary coverage in
the following States: Arizona, California, Connecticut,
Delaware, Florida, Hawaii, Massachusetts, New Jersey,
Rhode Island, and Washington. Therefore, the county
estimates of cash wages for these States are derived from
ES-202 data.
The State estimates of pay-in-kind are based on esti
mates prepared by the Department of Agriculture. The
State estimates are allocated to counties in proportion
to the number of hired farm workers who worked 150
days or more in 1987 from the 1987 census.
Farm labor contractors.—This industry is classified in
agricultural services. Farm labor contractors and their
employees are only partially covered by UI laws in most
States. However, in California and Florida, all the em
ployees in this industry are covered, and in Arizona,
about 80 percent are covered.
The State and county estimates for most States are
based on the data for contract farm labor expenses from
the 1987 Census of Agriculture. For California, Florida,
and Arizona, the census-based estimates are compared
with the ES-202 payroll data. If the ES-202 amounts
are higher than the census-based estimates, the ES-202
amounts are substituted for the census-based estimates.
Railroads.—The railroad industry is covered by the
Railroad Unemployment Insurance system that is ad
ministered by the Railroad Retirement Board, which
does not require interstate railroads to submit data by
State. An employment series developed from the bien
nial reports on employment in Class I railroads from the
Association of American Railroads is used as the prin
cipal basis for the State and county estimates of wages
and salaries for railroads.17 These reports provide in
formation on employment by railroad company for each
State, for selected metropolitan counties that account for
almost 90 percent of all railroad employment, and for a
residual of all the other counties in each State.
The estimates are prepared in six steps. First, straightline interpolation is used to prepare approximations of
employment for the years between the reports; approxi
mations for the year or years after the most recent report
are prepared from the data from that report. Second,
an approximation of the wages for each company in
an area is derived as the product of the employment
data for the company in the area and the national av
erage wages for the company reported annually to the
Interstate Commerce Commission. Third, the approxi17.
Railroad companies are classified according to a 3-year average o f their
operating revenues. Since 1991, Class I railroads have been classified as
those with revenues o f $96.1 million or more.
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mations of the wages of all the railroad companies in
the area are summed to produce a provisional estimate
of the wages and salaries for the area. Fourth, the
provisional estimates are used in the allocation of the na
tional estimates of railroad wages and salaries to States
and counties. The national estimates are allocated to
the States, and the State estimates are allocated to the
metropolitan counties and to the residual counties.
Fifth, an allocating series for the residual counties was
prepared from 1980 and 1990 summations of railroad
wages and salaries by place of work; the 1980 summa
tions were derived from unpublished joumey-to-work
(JTW) data from the 1980 Census of Population, and
the 1990 summations, from unpublished JTW data from
the 1990 census. The allocators for the estimates for
1987-89 were derived by straight-line interpolation, and
the 1990 summations were used as the allocators for the
1990-92 estimates. Sixth, the State totals for the resid
ual counties were allocated to counties in proportion to
the JTW-based series.
Private households.—The national estimates of cash
wages for private households are allocated to States—
and the State estimates, to counties—in proportion to the
series prepared from unpublished JTW data. The State
and county allocators for the 1987-89 estimates were
derived by straight-line interpolation between the 1980
summations and the 1990 summations of the JTW data
for the wages and salaries of private household employ
ees by place of work, and the 1990 summations were
used as the allocators for the 1990 estimates. The 1990
summations for the States were extrapolated to 1991—
92 by the annual change in the civilian population, but
the 1990 county summations were used as the county
allocators for the 1991-92 estimates.
The national estimates of pay-in-kind are allocated to
States and counties by a place-of-work series for private
household employment that is derived from the JTW
data.
Private elementary and secondary schools.—In about
half of the States, the county estimates of both cash
wages and pay-in-kind are derived from the best avail
able series chosen from (1) data on employment in
private elementary and secondary schools published by
the State departments of education, (2) employment data
from the U.S. Department of Education’s 1980-81 sur
vey of private elementary and secondary schools, or (3)
relevant wage data from the Census Bureau’s annual
County Business Patterns (CBP).li
In the other States, the UI coverage is complete
enough so that the ES-202 data can be used as the basis
for the county estimates. In these States, the ES-202
distribution of wages and salaries is the basis for the
estimates of cash pay, and the ES-202 distribution of
employment is the basis for the estimates of pay-in-kind.
The State estimates of cash wages are based on the
CBP data, which are the data with the most uniform
national coverage. The State estimates of pay-in-kind
reflect the number of full-time teachers in religious
orders from the Official Catholic Directory (OCD).19
Religious membership organizations.—The State esti
mates of cash wages are based on CBP data, and the
estimates of pay-in-kind are based on OCD data. How
ever, the CBP county data are too frequently suppressed
to avoid disclosure of information about individual or
ganizations to be useful; therefore the State estimates
are allocated to counties in proportion to the distribution
of the civilian population.
Military.—The estimates of wages and salaries for the
military consist of the estimates of the cash wages (in
cluding allowances) of full-time military personnel and
of the members of the military Reserves including the
National Guard and the estimates of the pay-in-kind
provided to enlisted personnel.20
The county estimates of wages and salaries are derived
from source data from the Department of Transportation
for the Coast Guard and from the Department of Defense
for each of the other services. For military bases that
extend across county boundaries, source data by county
are only available for Forts Benning, Gordon, and Stew
art, Georgia, for Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, Ohio,
and for Quantico Marine Corps Base, Virginia; the data
for each of the other intercounty bases are assigned to
the county that contains the base headquarters.
The State estimates of cash wages for full-time mili
tary personnel, which are based mainly on payroll data,
are allocated to counties in proportion to the number of
personnel for the Coast Guard and to the county payroll
age, but its provisions for elective coverage have resulted in the participation
o f most o f these schools and many o f the other religious organizations.
19. “General Summary,” Official Catholic Directory (New York: P.J.
Kenedy and Sons). The Directory is published annually.
The “General Summary” is a tabulation o f the number of members of
religious orders who are employed in Catholic institutions in each diocese
and in each State. The data are classified by clerical title and by religious
assignment.
The number o f teachers does not distinguish between those who receive
cash wages and those who receive only pay-in-kind, nor does it distinguish
between those who teach in elementary and secondary schools and those who
teach in colleges and universities.
18.
The CBP data are tabulated from the administrative records o f the
20. Officers do not receive pay-in-kind. The imputation for clothing is
old-age, survivors, and disability insurance program. This program exempts
limited to standard issue clothing; it does not include clothing and equipment
nonprofit religious organizations, such as many o f these schools, from coverfor special or unusual duties.
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estimates prepared by the Department of Defense for
each of the other services.
The State estimates of cash pay for the Reserves are
based on payroll data. Because county payroll data
are unavailable, the State estimates are allocated to
counties in proportion to the distribution of the civilian
population.
The national estimate for the pay-in-kind of the full
time personnel of each service is allocated to States and
counties in proportion to the number of enlisted per
sonnel. The national estimate of the pay-in-kind of the
Reserves is allocated to States and counties in proportion
to the estimates of cash pay.
Other.—This category consists of the wages and salaries
of U.S. residents who are employed in the United States
by international organizations and by foreign embassies
and consulates.21 The national estimate is allocated
to States and to counties in proportion to estimates of
the administrative expenditures of these organizations in
1968.22
Other Labor Income
Other labor income consists of the payments by em
ployers to privately administered benefit plans for their
employees, the fees paid to corporate directors, and
miscellaneous fees. The payments to private benefit
plans account for more than 98 percent of other labor
income.23
Other labor income accounted for approximately 6
percent of total personal income at the national level in
1992 (table B).
Payments to private benefit plans
The estimates of the payments by employers to privately
administered benefit plans consist of the payments to
pension and profit-sharing plans, to private group health
21. This category corresponds to a portion o f the rest-of-the-world category
in the national estimates, which also includes the addition o f the wages and
salaries o f U.S. residents who commute to work in Canada and the subtraction
o f the wages and salaries o f foreign residents who work in the United States.
See also “Differences in definitions and classifications” in the introduction
to this methodology and “Residence Adjustment.”
22. The estimates o f the expenditures for 1968 were prepared by the
Balance o f Payments Division o f BEA.
23. Other labor income excludes employer contributions for social
insurance, which are paid to government-administered funds.
Under the conventions o f the national income and product accounts, the
benefits paid from social insurance funds, not the employer contributions
to the funds, are measured as part o f personal income. These benefits are
classified as transfer payments; see the section on “Government Payments to
Individuals” on page M-22.
and life insurance plans, and to supplemental unemploy
ment benefit plans and the payments by employers to
privately administered workers’ compensation plans.
Pension and profit-sharing plans, group health and
life insurance, and supplemental unemployment insur
ance.—Most payments by employers to private pension
and profit-sharing plans are made on behalf of the em
ployees in private industry; some payments are made
for Federal, State, and local government employees,
but most pensions for these employees are provided
through government-operated funds, which are classi
fied as social insurance in the national income and
product accounts.
Payments for group health and life insurance are made
for a majority of employees in both the public and pri
vate sectors. Payments for supplemental unemployment
insurance are made only for employees in the private
sector, mainly those in manufacturing industries.
The State and county estimates of the payments to
these private benefit plans are prepared for each private
industry at the SIC two-digit level of industrial detail.
The national estimate of these payments for an indus
try is allocated to the States, and the State estimates
are allocated to counties, in proportion to the estimates
of wages and salaries for that industry. The State and
county estimates of wages and salaries are used as the
allocating series on the assumption that the relationship
of these payments to payrolls for each industry is the
same at the national, State, and county levels.24 The
24.
The data used to prepare the national estimates o f the payments by
private employers are unsuitable for preparing the State and county esti
mates. The national estimates are mainly based on data from a sample of
business income tax returns that is prepared by the Internal Revenue Service.
However, the geographic distribution o f the data from the tax returns does
not necessarily reflect the place o f work o f the employees, because most
multiestablishment businesses file income tax returns for the entire company
rather than for each establishment, and the county in which a business’ prin
cipal office is located often differs from the county o f some o f its other
establishments.
Table B.—Other Labor Income by Component and Total Personal
Income for the United States, 1992
M illio n s of
d o lla rs
P e rc e n t of
to ta l p e rs o n
al in c o m e
5,128,373
100.00
322,430
6.28
3 1 7 ,5 0 8
6 .1 9
.....................................
2 7 5 ,9 5 6
4 1 ,5 5 2
5 .3 8
.81
A ll o t h e r 1 ................................................................................................................
4 ,9 2 2
.10
O th e r la b o r i n c o m e ......................................................................................
E m p lo y e r c o n trib u tio n s to p riv a te p e n s io n fu n d s a n d p riv a te w e lfa re
P r iv a t e p e n s io n f u n d s ,g ro u p h e a lth In s u ra n c e , g r o u p life
in s u r a n c e ,a n d s u p p le m e n ta l u n e m p lo y m e n t i n s u r a n c e .................
P r iv a t e ly a d m in is te r e d w o r k e r s ' c o m p e n s a t io n
Detail may not add to totals because of rounding.
1. Consists of directors’ fees, compensation to prisoners, and judicial fees.
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estimates of the employer payments reflect the variation
in contribution rates of payments among industries—but
not among States and counties for a given industry—
and the various mixes of industries among States and
counties.
The Federal Government makes payments to a savings
plan on behalf of the civilian employees who participate
in the Federal Employees Retirement System (mainly
those hired after 1983); this savings plan is classified
as a private pension plan.25 The national estimate of
these payments is allocated to States and counties in
proportion to the estimates of wages and salaries for all
Federal civilian employees.
The State government payments to private pension
plans consist of annuity payments made on behalf of
selected groups of employees—primarily teachers. The
State estimates are based on data from the Teachers
Insurance and Annuity Association/College Retirement
Equities Fund. The State estimates are allocated to
counties in proportion to the county estimates of wages
and salaries for State and local government education.
The national estimates of Federal, State, and local
government payments to employee group health and life
insurance plans are allocated to States and counties in
proportion to ES-202 employment data for each level of
government.
Workers’ compensation plans.—The payments by em
ployers to privately administered workers’ compen
sation plans consist of court-awarded payments by
the railroad industry and the water transportation in
dustry for work-related injuries, benefit payments by
self-insured employers, and net premiums paid by em
ployers to private insurance companies for workers’
compensation insurance.
Programs for workers’ compensation insurance are
authorized by law in all States. Federal laws autho
rize the court-awarded payments by the railroad industry
and the water transportation industry. Laws in many
States authorize self-insurance, and laws in the District
of Columbia and in all but six States authorize programs
for private workers’ compensation insurance.26
25. Although this savings plan is administered by a Federal agency, it is
classified by BEA as a private pension plan rather than as a social insurance
fund, because the saving is considered to be private saving rather than gov
ernment saving. Accordingly, employer payments to this plan are counted as
part o f other labor income, and employee payments are counted as personal
saving rather than as personal contributions for social insurance.
26. In addition, various State laws establish State-operated insurance funds
(both exclusive funds and funds that compete with private insurers) and
second-injury funds, and Federal law establishes the compensation program
for injured Federal employees.
These insurance programs are classified as social insurance; see footnote
23.
The national estimate of the court-awarded payments
by the railroad industry are allocated to States in pro
portion to the number of workers killed or injured
in railroad accidents that are reported to the Federal
Railroad Administration of the Department of Trans
portation. The national estimate of the court-awarded
payments by the water transportation industry is allo
cated to States in proportion to the estimates of wages
and salaries for this industry.
The State estimates of the benefits paid by self-insured
employers and of the net premiums paid by employers
for each SIC two-digit industry except the railroad and
water transportation industries are prepared in four steps.
First, the national estimate of the benefits paid by selfinsured employers for all industries is allocated to States
in proportion to tabulations that are published annually
in the Social Security Bulletin}1
Second, the national estimate of the net premiums
paid by employers in all industries to private insurance
companies for workers’ compensation insurance is allo
cated to States in proportion to annual data reported in
the Insurance Expense Exhibit by the National Council
on Compensation Insurance.28
Third, the State estimates of the premiums and the
benefits for all industries are then combined.
Fourth, a two-way allocation procedure is used to pre
pare State estimates at the SIC two-digit level for all
industries except the railroad and water transportation
industries.29 The national estimates of the sum of the
net premiums and the benefits for the SIC two-digit in
dustries are the primary control totals for the two-way
allocation, and the State estimates of the sum of the
net premiums and the benefits for all industries are the
secondary control totals.30
This procedure has multiple steps. First, the primary
control totals are allocated to States by the State esti
mates of wages and salaries at the SIC two-digit level to
yield preliminary State estimates of the workers’ com
pensation benefits by industry. Second, the secondary
control totals are allocated to industries in proportion to
27. These payments consist o f cash payments and medical payments, which
may include medical benefits paid by employers who carry substandard
medical coverage.
Under a self-insurance program, an employer assumes the liability for the
payments for workers’ compensation; the employer makes the payments out
o f operating funds.
28. The available State data are gross figures for the premiums, which have
not been discounted, retrospectively rated, or otherwise modified.
29. In a two-way allocation, two sets o f control totals are placed in a matrix
as the row and column totals. The allocating series is placed in the same
matrix as the set o f elements. These elements are adjusted alternately to sum
to the row and column totals until the sums o f the elements approach both
the row and the column totals.
30. In this procedure, the primary control totals are the column totals and
the secondary control totals are the row totals.
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LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
the preliminary State estimates. Third, the allocations of
the primary control totals and secondary control totals
are alternately repeated until an allocation of the primary
control totals yields a near-balance of the matrix.
Because of the lack of county data, the State estimates
of workers’ compensation payments in all industries
are allocated to counties in proportion to the county
estimates of wages and salaries by industry.
Directors’ fees and miscellaneous fees
The fees paid to corporate directors accounted for about
0.9 percent of other labor income in 1992. Nationally,
about three-fourths of these fees are accounted for by
the finance, insurance, and real estate industries. Be
cause State and county data are unavailable, the national
estimate of directors’ fees for each SIC two-digit indus
try is allocated to States and counties in proportion to
the estimates of wages and salaries.
The miscellaneous fees consist mainly of judicial fees
to jurors and witnesses, compensation of prison inmates,
and marriage fees to justices of the peace. These fees
accounted for only 0.6 percent of other labor income in
1992. The national estimate of each of these segments
is allocated to States and to counties in proportion to
the civilian population.
Proprietors’ Income
Proprietors’ income with inventory valuation and capital
consumption adjustments is the current-production in
come (including the income in kind) of sole proprietor
ships and partnerships and of tax-exempt cooperatives.31
Proprietors’ income includes the imputed net rental in
come of owner-occupants of farm dwellings, but it
excludes the dividends and the monetary interest that
are received by nonfinancial business and the rental in
come received by persons not primarily engaged in the
real estate business.32
Proprietors’ income accounted for approximately 8
percent of total personal income at the national level
in 1992 (table C). The estimates of proprietors’ in
come are prepared in two parts—nonfarm proprietors’
income and farm proprietors’ income. Nonfarm propri
etors’ income accounted for approximately 91 percent
31. A sole proprietorship is an unincorporated business owned by a per
son. A partnership is an unincorporated business association o f two or more
partners. A tax-exempt cooperative is a nonprofit business organization that
is collectively owned by its members.
32. The dividends are included in personal dividend income, the monetary
interest, in personal interest income, and the rental income, in rental income
o f persons.
of proprietors’ income, and farm proprietors’ income,
for approximately 9 percent.
Nonfarm proprietors’ income
Nonfarm proprietors’ income consists of the income that
is received by nonfarm sole proprietorships and part
nerships and the income that is received by tax-exempt
cooperatives.
The national estimates of nonfarm proprietors’ income
are primarily derived from income tax data. Because
these data do not always reflect current production
and because they are incomplete, the estimates also
include four major adjustments—the inventory valua
tion adjustment, the capital consumption adjustment, the
“misreporting” adjustment, and the adjustment for the
net margins on owner-built housing.33 The inventory
valuation adjustment offsets the effects of the gains and
the losses that result from changes in the prices of prod
ucts withdrawn from inventories; this adjustment for
recent years has been small, but it is important to the
definition of proprietors’ income. The capital consump
tion adjustment changes the value of the consumption,
or depreciation, of fixed capital from the historicalcost basis used in the source data to a replacement-cost
basis.34
33. For other adjustments to the tax data, see NIPA table 8.20, “Relation of
Nonfarm Proprietors’ Income in the National Income and Product Accounts
(NIPA’s) to Corresponding Measures as Published by the Internal Revenue
Service,” S urvey 74 (July 1994): 118.
34. The capital consumption adjustment also reflects the differences be
tween the depreciation schedules used for tax accounting and straight-line
depreciation based on economic service lives.
See the “Glossary” for more information about the capital consumption
adjustment and the inventory valuation adjustment.
Table C.—Proprietors’ Income by Component and Total Personal
Income for the United States, 1992
M illio n s of
d o lla rs
P e rce n t of
to ta l p e r s o n
a l In co m e
5,128,373
100.00
P r o p rie to r s ’ in c o m e 1 ...................................................................................
408,763
7.97
F a r m .........................................................................................................................
3 8 ,1 8 5
.7 4
3 7 0 ,5 7 8
7 .2 3
A g ric u ltu ra l s e r v ic e s , fo re stry , a n d f i s h e r i e s ...........................................
7 ,0 5 5
.1 4
M i n i n g .................................................................................................................
4 ,2 8 6
.0 8
C o n s t r u c t io n ......................................................................................................
5 2 ,1 3 5
1.02
M a n u f a c t u r in g ...................................................................................................
1 9 ,0 0 6
.3 7
T ra n s p o rta tio n a n d p u b lic u t i l i t i e s ..............................................................
2 1 ,1 2 7
.41
5 5 ,8 4 5
1.09
N o n fa rm
..................................................................................................................
S e r v i c e s .............................................................................................................
4 ,3 9 9
.09
2 0 6 ,7 2 5
4 .0 3
B u s in e s s s e r v i c e s ......................................................................................
9 0 ,3 9 2
1 .76
P r o f e s s io n a l a n d s o c ia l s e r v i c e s ..........................................................
1 1 6 ,3 3 3
2 .2 7
Detail may not add to totals because of rounding.
1. Includes inventory valuation and capital consumption adjustments.
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The “misreporting” adjustment adds an estimate of the
income of sole proprietors and partnerships that is not
reported on tax returns. This adjustment accounted for
almost half of nonfarm proprietors’ income in 1992.35
The adjustment for the net margins on owner-built
housing is an addition to the estimate for the con
struction industry. It is the imputed net income of
individuals from the construction or renovation of their
own dwellings.
The source data necessary to prepare these adjust
ments are available only at the national level. Therefore,
the national estimates of nonfarm proprietors’ income
that include the adjustments are allocated to States, and
these State estimates are allocated to the counties, in
proportion to tax return data that do not reflect the
adjustments.
In addition, the national estimates include adjustments
made to reflect decreases in monetary and imputed in
come that result from damage to fixed capital and to
inventories that is caused by disasters, such as hurri
canes and riots. These adjustments are attributed to
States and counties on the basis of information from the
Federal Emergency Management Agency.
Income of nonfarm sole proprietorships and
partnerships
Both the State and the county estimates of the income of
nonfarm sole proprietorships and partnerships for'198789 are based on data for those years that were tabulated
by the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) from Schedule
C of form 1040 for sole proprietorships and from form
1065 for partnerships.36
The national estimates excluding the misreporting
adjustment for 1987-89 were allocated to States in pro
portion to the IRS data for “net profit less loss” at the
SIC two-digit level, and the national estimates of the
misreporting adjustment were allocated to States by the
IRS data for “net gross receipts” (gross receipts less
refunds) at the SIC two-digit level.
However, the IRS county data at the SIC two-digit
level could not be used to prepare the county estimates
for 1987-89, because the usefulness of the data would
have been severely impaired by the large number of the
suppressions to these data that would have been required
to prevent the disclosure of confidential information.
Further, the IRS data for net profit less loss could not
35. See footnote 15 in the section “Wage and Salary Disbursements.”
36. The geographic coding o f the data is by tax-filing address. This address
is assumed to be the same as the address o f the place o f residence. For
additional information, see the “Place o f measurement” in the introduction
to “Sources and Methods” on page M -6.
be used, because of the volatility of these data.37 Con
sequently, the 1RS data for net gross receipts at the SIC
division, or “one-digit,” level were used to allocate the
State estimates to counties. These data were supple
mented by the use of the previous county estimates for
1987-89 for SIC two-digit industries, which are based
on extrapolations of 1RS data for 1983.38
The 1987-89 county estimates were prepared in two
major steps. First, the State estimates were aggregated
to the SIC division level. The aggregated State estimates
were allocated to counties in proportion to the net gross
receipts.
Second, the county estimates for each SIC division
were apportioned among the SIC two-digit industries
through the use of a two-way allocation procedure.39 In
this procedure, the State estimates for each SIC twodigit industry in a division were used for the primary
control totals (in the columns), and the county estimates
for the division were used for the secondary control
totals (in the rows). The State estimates were initially al
located to counties in proportion to the previous county
estimates for 1987-89 in order to generate initial county
estimates at the SIC two-digit level. Then, each county
estimate for a division was allocated to the SIC twodigit industries in the division in proportion to the initial
county estimates for the SIC two-digit industries. The
allocations of the State estimates for each SIC two-digit
industry and of the county estimates for each division
were repeated alternately until a near-balance of the ma
trix was achieved. The final allocation was that of the
State estimates.
The 1989 county estimates for each industry were
extrapolated to 1990 by the number of small establish
ments in each industry from the Census Bureau annual
series County Business Patterns; these extrapolations
were used to allocate the 1990 State estimates to coun
ties. The 1991-92 State estimates were allocated to
counties in proportion to the 1990 estimates.
Income of tax-exempt cooperatives
The income of tax-exempt cooperatives consists of
the income that is received by rural electric cooper37. The volatility is frequently indicated by fluctuations between positive
and negative values, which usually leads to anomalous results when the data
are used in an allocation.
38. For information about the preparation o f the county estimates before
the 1987-89 tax return data became available, see U.S. Department o f Com
merce, Bureau o f Economic Analysis, Local Area Personal Income, 1984-89,
vols. 1-5 (Washington, DC: U.S. Government Printing Office, 1991): M 12M13; or see the Regional Economic Information System CD-ROM for
1969-91 (May 1993).
39. See footnote 29 in the section “Other Labor Income.”
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
atives, rural telephone cooperatives, and agricultural
cooperatives.
The estimates of the income of rural electric cooper
atives and of rural telephone cooperatives are based on
annual data for the net margin, or profit, of these co
operatives that have outstanding loans from the Rural
Electrification Administration (REA) of the Department
of Agriculture.40 The net margin of each cooperative
is allocated to States and counties in proportion to the
distribution of its customer-members that is reported by
the REA. The allocated amount for each type of coop
erative is summed to State and county totals, and these
totals are then used to allocate the national estimates to
States and counties.
Agricultural cooperatives are mainly farm marketing
cooperatives and farm supply cooperatives; they are
classified in the SIC in wholesale trade. The State esti
mates of the income of these cooperatives are based on
data provided by the Agricultural Cooperative Service
of the Department of Agriculture. Because no source
data for counties are available, the State estimates of the
income of these cooperatives are allocated to counties
in proportion to the estimates of the income of the sole
proprietorships and partnerships in wholesale trade.
Farm proprietors’ income
Farm proprietors’ income consists of the income that
is received by the sole proprietorships and the partner
ships that operate farms. It excludes the income that is
received by corporate farms.
The national and State estimates of farm proprietors’
income are primarily derived from the national and State
estimates of the income of all farms that are prepared
by the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA). The
concepts that underlie the USDA national and State es
timates of farm income are generally the same as those
that underlie the BEA estimates of farm proprietors’ in
come. However, the USDA estimates of farm income
include the income of corporate farms, and the USDA
measures depreciation on a declining-balance basis, but
BEA measures depreciation on a straight-line basis.41
To prepare the county estimates of farm proprietors’
income, BEA first prepares county estimates of the in
come of all farms, and it uses primarily the USDA State
40. These data are published by the REA in its Annual Statistical Report.
The data for the electric cooperatives are for the total number o f the customermembers, including businesses; the data for the telephone cooperatives are
for the number o f residential customer-members.
41. For the differences between the USDA and the BEA estimates o f
net farm income at the national level, see NIPA 8.21, “Relation o f Net
Farm Income in the National Income and Product Accounts (NIPA’s) to Net
Farm Income as Published by the U.S. Department o f Agriculture (USDA),”
S urvey 74 (July 1994): 118.
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estimates of the components of farm income as control
totals. Therefore, the USDA State estimates are adjusted
for the differences in the measures of depreciation and
to include the sales and purchases of livestock between
farms, which are excluded from the USDA estimates
of two components of farm income—cash receipts and
expenses.42
The county estimates of farm proprietors’ income are
calculated in three major steps. First, estimates of “re
alized net income” of all farms is computed as the gross
receipts of all farms less the production expenses of all
farms. Second, the estimates of realized net income
are modified by the inventory change adjustment so that
only the income from current production is measured;
this modification yields the estimates of “total net in
come” of all farms. Third, the income of corporate
farms is estimated, and the estimates are subtracted from
the estimates of total net income to yield the estimates
of farm proprietors’ income.43
The county estimates of farm proprietors’ income for
1987-92 were primarily derived from county data from
the 1987 Census of Agriculture and from selected annual
county data from the State offices that are affiliated with
the National Agricultural Statistics Service (NASS) of
the USDA. In addition, data from other sources within
the USDA, such as the Agricultural Stabilization and
Conservation Service, were used.
For 1987, the county estimates of 44 components of
gross receipts, 13 categories of production expenses, and
2 categories of the value of the net change in inventories
were derived mainly from the 1987 Census of Agricul
ture. For 1988-92, the county estimates for each State
were prepared in the component detail that corresponded
to the best annual county data available for the State.
Farm gross receipts.—The estimates of the gross re
ceipts of all farms consist primarily of the following
items: (1) The cash receipts from farm marketing of
crops and livestock, (2) the receipts from other farmrelated activities, including recreational services, sales
of forest products, and custom-feeding services per
formed by farm operators, (3) the payments to farmers
under several Federal Government farm subsidy pro42. These transactions are excluded from the USDA State estimates of
the cash receipts from marketing livestock and o f the expenses for livestock
purchases, because in the aggregated State estimates o f farm income, the
cash receipts from intrastate interfarm sales offset the expenses for intrastate
interfarm purchases.
Because these transactions may not be intracounty transactions, BEA es
timates the transactions for each State and adds the estimate to the USDA
State estimates o f these cash receipts and o f these expenses.
43. The derivation o f the county estimates o f farm proprietors’ income is
available in detailed tables from the Regional Economic Information System.
See also the “Introduction” and the sample of table CA45 in Appendix B.
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grams, (4) the imputed value of home consumption,
which is the value of the farm products produced and
consumed on farms, and (5) the imputed gross rental
value of farm dwellings.44
The largest component of gross receipts is the cash
receipts from marketing. The USDA State estimates
include estimates of the cash receipts from the marketing
of about 150 crop and livestock commodities, but the
county estimates are prepared in much less detail.
Annual county estimates of cash receipts—usually for
total crops and for total livestock—for 18 States are
prepared by the NASS-affiliated State offices. BEA uses
these estimates to allocate the USDA State estimates to
the counties in these States.45
For the other States, the USDA State estimates of
cash receipts from the marketing of each commodity are
summed into the 13 groups of crops and the 5 groups
of livestock for which county data for value of sales
are available from the 1987 Census of Agriculture. The
State estimates of cash receipts for these groups for 1987
were allocated to counties by the related census data.
For the counties of some of these States, the 1987
county estimates of cash receipts for selected groups of
commodities were extrapolated to 1988-92 by the se
ries for the annual production of selected crops and for
the inventories of selected categories of livestock; these
series were constructed from supplemental NASS data.
The State estimates for 1988-92 were allocated to coun
ties in proportion to the extrapolated county estimates
for 1988-92.
For the remaining commodities and for all commodi
ties in States for which no annual county data are
available, the 1988-92 State estimates of the gross re
ceipts are allocated to counties in proportion to the 1987
census data.
The State estimates of the receipts from other farmrelated activities for 1987-92 were allocated to counties
in proportion to the data for the receipts from these
activities from the 1987 census.
44. Receipts for recreation services are received for providing facilities for
recreational activities, such as fishing, hunting, and camping.
The inclusion o f the imputed gross rental value o f farm housing in gross
receipts offsets the expenses— including interest, taxes, and depreciation—
that are associated with the operation o f the housing. These expenses
are included in farm production expenses, but they cannot readily be
distinguished from nonhousing expenses o f the same type.
The net effect o f including both the imputed gross rental value and the
associated expenses in the farm income accounts is to add the net rental
value o f farm housing to farm income. The net rental value o f the housing
occupied by farm proprietors is part o f proprietors’ income; the net rental
value o f the housing occupied by farm employees is part o f pay-in-kind.
45. The county estimates o f cash receipts 'are available for Alabama, Ari
zona, California, Colorado, Hawaii, Illinois, Kansas, Kentucky, Missouri,
Nebraska, N ew M exico, North Carolina, Ohio, Oregon, Pennsylvania, South
Carolina, Utah, and Wisconsin.
The State estimates of the Federal Government pay
ments to farmers for 1987-92 were allocated to counties
in proportion to annual tabulations of the payments from
the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service.
County source data that reflect the imputed value of
home consumption and the imputed gross rental value
of farm housing are unavailable. The 1987-92 State
estimates of the imputed value of home consumption
were allocated to counties in proportion to the distribu
tion of the number of farms reported in the 1987 census.
The 1987-92 State estimates of the imputed gross rental
value were allocated to counties by the distribution of
the value of farm land and buildings from the 1987
census.
Farm production expenses.—The State estimates of the
production expenses for most items for 1987-92 were
allocated to counties in proportion to data for the item
from the 1987 census.46
The 1987-92 State estimates of the production ex
penses for three items were allocated to counties by
series that are related to the items from the 1987 cen
sus. The State estimates of the rent paid to landlords
who are not farm operators were allocated to counties
in proportion to the acreage of the farms operated by
tenants.47 The State estimates of the depreciation of ma
chinery were allocated by the value of the machinery
and equipment. The State estimates of the depreciation
of buildings were allocated by the value of the farm land
and buildings.
Inventory change adjustment.—This adjustment is an
estimate of the value of the net change during the year
in the farm inventories of the livestock and crops that
are held for sale. This estimate is added to the estimate
of realized net income in the second major step in the
calculation of the estimates of farm proprietors’ income,
so that the estimate of farm proprietors’ income for a
year will include only the farm income from production
during the year, or from “current” production. The sum
of realized net income and the value of the net change
in inventories is total net income.
The role of the inventory change adjustment in the
derivation of net farm income is illustrated by the fol
lowing examples. For crops, the value of the net change
46. Direct allocators for the following expenses are available from the 1987
census: Purchases o f feed, livestock including poultry, seed, fertilizer and
agricultural chemicals including lime, and petroleum products; cash wages,
perquisites, and social security taxes; contract labor expenses; machine hire
and custom work; electricity; interest; taxes; repair and maintenance; and a
miscellaneous category that includes animal health costs.
47. The rent paid by farm operators to landlords who are also farm opera
tors is omitted from production expenses and from gross receipts because it
is assumed that the tenant and the landlord usually operate farms in the same
county and that the rent paid usually offsets the rental income received.
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
in inventories is negative when farmers feed more crops
to their animals or sell more crops than they produce
during the year, so that the amount held in inventory
declines and the realized net income overstates the in
come from current production by the value of the net
withdrawals from inventory. For livestock, the value of
the net change in inventories is positive when the num
ber of animals that are bom or that farmers purchase is
greater than the number that they sell during the year,
so that the size of the herds increase and the realized net
income understates the income from current production
by the value of the net increase in the herds.
Annual county data for the number of cattle, swine,
sheep, and chickens on farms are available from the
NASS offices of some States. The 1987-92 State es
timates of the value of the net change in livestock
inventories on farms for these States were allocated to
the counties in these States by the series that incorpo
rate the county data.48 The State estimates for the other
States were allocated to counties by the county distribu
tion of the number of livestock units on farms reported
in the 1987 census.
The State estimates of the value of the net change in
crop inventories for 1987-92 were allocated to coun
ties by the annual data for crop production from the
NASS State offices. If the NASS data were unavailable,
the State estimates were allocated by the data for crop
production from the 1987 census.
Adjustment to exclude the income o f corporate
farms.—This adjustment is made in the third major step
in the calculation of farm proprietors’ income, because
the estimates of the total net income of all farms that are
calculated in the second major step include the income
of corporate farms.
The adjustment is calculated in three steps. First an
adjustment ratio is computed as the ratio of the acreage
of noncorporate farms to the total acreage of all farms in
each county; the data for the acreage are from the 1987
census. Second, the adjustment ratio is multiplied by
the county estimate of the total net income of all farms
in order to derive the initial estimate of farm propri
etors’ income for each county. Third, the State estimate
of farm proprietors’ income is allocated to counties in
proportion to the initial county estimates to produce the
county estimates of farm proprietors’ income.
48.
The number o f animals on farms at the end of each year is reported.
For each type o f livestock, the allocating series for the value o f the net
change in inventories is the number o f animals at the end o f the year minus
the number o f animals at the end o f the previous year.
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Personal Dividend Income, Personal
Interest Income, and Rental Income
of Persons
Personal dividend income, personal interest income,
and rental income of persons with capital consumption
adjustment are sometimes referred to as “investment in
come” or “property income.” These three components
of personal income are presented together in the State
and county estimates. These components accounted
for approximately 16 percent of personal income at the
national level in 1992 (table D).
Personal dividend income
Personal dividend income is the dividends received
by individuals, by nonprofit institutions, and by es
tates and trusts. This income consists of the payments
in cash and in other assets that are made to stock
holders who are U.S. residents by corporations in the
United States or abroad; these payments exclude pay
ments of a cooperation’s stock by the corporation to its
stockholders.
Personal dividend income accounted for about 2.7 per
cent of personal income at the national level in 1992
(table D).
The State and county estimates of the personal divi
dend income received by individuals are based on the
tabulations of dividends reported on individual income
tax returns from the Individual Master File (IMF) of the
Internal Revenue Service (1RS).
The State estimates of the dividends received by
individuals are combined with the estimates of the div
idends received by nonprofit institutions and by estates
Table D.—Personal Dividend Income, Personal Interest Income, and
Rental Income of Persons and Total Personal Income for the
United States, 1992
M illio n s of
d o lla rs
P e rce n t of
to ta l p e r s o n
a l in c o m e
T o ta l p e rs o n a l i n c o m e .................................................................................
5,128,373
100.00
P e rs o n a l d iv id e n d in c o m e , p e rs o n a l In te re st in c o m e , a n d re n tal
in c o m e o f p e rs o n s ..................................................................................
825,741
16.10
1 40 ,3 51
2.74
P e r s o n a l in te re s t i n c o m e ...................................................................................
M o n e t a r y ............................................................................................................
6 9 4 ,2 9 1
13.54
3 3 6 ,1 0 1
6 .5 5
I m p u t e d ..............................................................................................................
3 5 8 ,1 9 0
6 .9 8
R e n t a l In c o m e o f p e r s o n s 1 ..............................................................................
- 8 ,9 0 1
I m p u t e d '..............................................................................................................
4 5 ,1 3 6
- 5 4 ,0 3 7
-.1 7
.8 8
Detail may not add to totals because of rounding.
1. Includes the capital consumption adjustment.
-1 .0 5
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LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
and trusts, and the combined estimates are used as the
control totals for the county estimates.
The State and county estimates for 1987-91 were de
rived from the IMF data for these years. The estimates
for 1992 were derived from the 1991 IMF data because
1992 data were unavailable.
Personal interest income
Personal interest income is the interest income received
by individuals, by nonprofit institutions, and by estates
and trusts. It consists of monetary interest and imputed
interest.
Personal interest income accounted for about 13.5
percent of personal income at the national level in 1992.
Monetary interest income.—Monetary interest consists
of the interest received by individuals from the mu
nicipal bonds issued by State and local governments,
the interest received by individuals from money market
mutual funds, and the monetary interest from all other
sources.
The State estimates of the monetary interest received
by individuals are combined with the estimates of the
monetary interest received by nonprofit institutions and
by estates and trusts, and the combined estimates are
used as the control totals for the county estimates.
The national estimates of the interest from municipal
bonds for 1987-92 were allocated to States in propor
tion to a series interpolated between the number of
high-income households from the 1980 and the 1990
Census of Population. The State estimates were allo
cated to counties by the distributions from the 1980
census, because county data from the 1990 census were
not available in time to be used.
The State and county estimates of the interest received
from the mutual funds are based on the IMF distribution
of dividends rather than on the distribution of interest,
because this interest is reported to the IRS as dividends.
The State and county estimates of monetary inter
est from the mutual funds and from all other sources
for 1987-91 were derived from the IMF data for those
years. The estimates for 1992 were derived from the
1991 IMF data because 1992 data were unavailable.
Imputed interest income.—Imputed interest consists of
the net investment income that is received by life in
surance carriers and private noninsured pension plans,
which is attributed to persons in the year in which it
is earned, and the imputed interest that is received by
persons from other financial intermediaries, which rep
resents the value of financial services for which persons
are not charged.
The national estimates of the imputed interest from
life insurance carriers and private noninsured pension
funds are allocated to States by estimates of employer
contributions to private pension funds by the State of
residence of the employee. The State estimates are al
located to counties in proportion to BEA estimates of
taxable monetary interest. This distribution is also used
in the allocation of both the State and the county esti
mates of imputed interest received from other financial
intermediaries.
Rental income of persons
The rental income of persons with capital consump
tion adjustment consists of the net current-production
monetary income of persons from the rental of real
property; the imputed net rental income received by
owner-occupants of nonfarm dwellings; and the royal
ties received by persons from patents, copyrights, and
rights to natural resources.49 The rental income of per
sons excludes the monetary rental income received by
persons who are primarily engaged in the real estate
business.
The national estimate of the rental income of persons
was slightly negative in 1992.
The estimates of monetary and imputed rental income
include the capital consumption adjustment and adjust
ments for the decreases in rental income that result from
the damage to real estate that is caused by disasters,
such as hurricanes and riots.50 However, the national
estimates of monetary rent and of imputed rent that
are allocated to States and counties exclude the adjust
ments for disasters. These adjustments are assigned to
States and counties on the basis of data from the Federal
Emergency Management Agency.
Monetary rental income.—The national estimate of
monetary rent is allocated to States and counties in
proportion to the IMF data for gross rent.
Imputed rental income.—The imputed net rental in
come received by the owner-occupants of nonfarm
dwellings consists of the imputed net rental income
received by the owner-occupants of mobile homes
and the imputed net rental income received by the
owner-occupants of all other nonfarm dwellings.
The national estimates of imputed rent for mobile
homes for 1987-89 were allocated to States and coun
ties in proportion to a series derived by interpolation
between the State and county estimates for 1980 and for
49. The imputed net rental income received by the owner-occupants o f
farm dwellings is included in farm proprietors’ income.
50. See “Capital consumption adjustment” in the “Glossary.”
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LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
1990. The State and county estimates for 1980 were
allocated from the national estimate for 1980 by the
number of mobile homes from the 1980 Census of Hous
ing, and the State and county estimates for 1990, by the
number from the 1990 census.51 The 1991-92 estimates
were allocated in proportion to the 1990 estimates.
The national estimates of imputed rent for all other
nonfarm dwellings for 1987-89 were allocated to
States—and the State estimates, to counties—in propor
tion to a series derived by interpolation between the
State and county estimates for 1980 and for 1990.52 The
1980 and the 1990 State and county estimates were al
located from the national estimates by the State and
county estimates of the market value of owner-occupied,
single-family nonfarm dwellings, which were derived
from data from the censuses of housing.53
The national estimates of imputed rent for all other
nonfarm dwellings for 1990-92 were allocated to States
and counties in proportion to the 1990 estimates.
Royalties.—The national estimate of royalties is allo
cated to States in proportion to royalties reported in the
1RS series Statistics o f Income. Because county data for
royalties are not available, the State estimates are allo
cated to counties in proportion to the county estimates
of monetary interest.
source—government or business—and by recipient—
individuals or nonprofit institutions. In this discussion,
transfer payments consists of three major components—
government payments to individuals, government and
business payments to nonprofit institutions, and business
payments to individuals.
At the county level, approximately 75 percent of the
estimates of transfer payments are derived from data for
the payments. The remaining 25 percent are allocations
of the State estimates in proportion either to data that
are related to the components or to the most relevant
population series.
Table E.—Transfer Payments by Component and Total Personal
Income for the United States, 1992
M illio n s of
d o lla rs
5 ,1 2 8 ,3 7 3
1 0 0 .0 0
T r a n s f e r p a y m e n t s ..........................................................................................
8 5 6 ,6 7 0
1 6 .7 0
G o v e r n m e n t p a y m e n ts to i n d iv id u a ls ......................................................
8 1 9 ,1 7 3
15 .9 7
R e tir e m e n t a n d d is a b ilit y in s u r a n c e b e n e fit p a y m e n t s ................
4 1 3 ,6 5 0
8 .0 7
O ld -a g e , s u r v iv o r s , a n d d is a b ility in s u r a n c e p a y m e n t s ..........
2 8 1 ,7 8 7
R a ilr o a d re tire m e n t a n d d is a b ility p a y m e n t s ..............................
7 ,7 3 9
5 .4 9
.15
F e d e r a l c iv ilia n e m p lo y e e s re tire m e n t p a y m e n t s ......................
M ilita ry re tire m e n t p a y m e n ts ..........................................................
3 4 ,2 2 0
.67
2 5 ,1 1 2
.49
S ta te a n d lo c a l g o v e r n m e n t e m p lo y e e re tire m e n t p a y m e n ts
4 8 ,9 1 9
1 1 ,1 5 4
.95
.22
4 ,3 4 6
2 5 6 ,3 7 2
5 .0 0
8 0 ,7 4 6
1.5 7
S u p p le m e n ta l s e c u r it y in c o m e (S S I) p a y m e n t s ........................
2 2 ,3 9 7
.44
A id t o f a m ilie s w ith d e p e n d e n t c h i l d r e n ......................................
2 3 ,2 5 7
F o o d s t a m p s ........................................................................................
2 1 ,1 3 8
.45
.41
O th e r in c o m e m a in t e n a n c e 3 ..........................................................
1 3 ,9 5 4
.27
U n e m p lo y m e n t in s u r a n c e b e n e fit p a y m e n t s ..................................
3 9 ,9 5 9
.78
S ta te u n e m p lo y m e n t c o m p e n s a t i o n .............................................
W o r k e r s ' c o m p e n s a t io n b e n e fits
...................................................
O th e r g o v e r n m e n t d is a b ilit y in s u r a n c e p a y m e n t s *
1 .................
In personal income, transfer payments are income pay
ments to persons for which no current services are
performed. They are payments by government and
business to individuals and nonprofit institutions.54
Transfer payments accounted for almost 17 percent of
total personal income at the national level in 1992 (table
E).
Estimates are prepared for approximately 50 sub
components of transfer payments.55 For organiza
tional convenience, the subcomponents are classified by
51. In the censuses, the number o f mobile homes includes trailers, which
do not yield imputed rent. However, the number o f trailers is too small to
significantly affect the estimates o f imputed rent for the mobile homes.
52. The interpolations for States were partly based on data for the four
census regions from the Census Bureau’s biennial American Housing Survey.
53. The 1980 and the 1990 estimates o f the market value for each State
and county were calculated as the product o f the number o f owner-occupied,
single-family nonfarm dwellings and the median value o f those dwellings.
54. Transfer payments from the rest o f the world are netted against similar
payments to the rest o f the world, and the net payments, termed “personal
transfer payments to rest o f the world (net),” are entered in the national
income and products accounts as part o f personal outlays.
55. The estimates o f transfer payments in subcomponent detail for 1969-92
for States, counties, and metropolitan areas are available from the Regional
Economic Information System. See the “Introduction” and the sample o f
table CA35 in Appendix B.
a l in c o m e
T o t a l p e r s o n a l I n c o m e ...................................................................................
M e d ic a l p a y m e n t s 2 .................................................................................
I n c o m e m a in t e n a n c e b e n e fit p a y m e n t s ............................................
Transfer Payments
P e rce n t of
to ta l p e r s o n
.08
3 8 ,6 2 2
.75
U n e m p lo y m e n t c o m p e n s a t io n o f F e d e r a l c iv ilia n e m p lo y e e s
448
.01
U n e m p lo y m e n t c o m p e n s a t io n o f ra ilro a d e m p l o y e e s .............
81
0
U n e m p lo y m e n t c o m p e n s a t io n o f v e t e r a n s .................................
673
.01
O th e r u n e m p lo y m e n t c o m p e n s a t io n 4 .........................................
135
0
V e t e r a n s b e n e fit p a y m e n t s ..................................................................
1 8 ,6 1 7
.36
V e t e r a n s p e n s io n a n d d is a b ilit y b e n e f i t s ...................................
1 6 ,0 6 8
.31
E d u c a tio n a l a s s is t a n c e t o v e t e r a n s , d e p e n d e n ts , a n d
s u r v iv o r s 5 .......................................................................................
595
.01
V e t e r a n s life in s u r a n c e b e n e f i t s ....................................................
1,911
.04
O th e r v e t e r a n s b e n e f it s 6 ................................................................ .
43
0
F e d e r a l e d u c a tio n a n d tra in in g b e n e fit p a y m e n t s 7 ......................
7 ,9 0 0
.1 5
.04
O th e r g o v e r n m e n t p a y m e n ts to in d iv id u a ls 8 .................................
1 ,9 2 9
P a y m e n ts to n o n p ro fit in s t it u t io n s ..........................................................
2 0 ,4 9 3
.40
F e d e r a l G o v e r n m e n t p a y m e n ts .........................................................
S ta te a n d lo c a l g o v e r n m e n t p a y m e n t s 9 .........................................
5 ,3 5 9
1 0 ,5 3 4
.10
21
B u s in e s s p a y m e n t s ................................................................................
4 ,6 0 0
.09
B u s in e s s p a y m e n ts to in d iv id u a ls 1 0 ......................................................
1 7 ,0 0 4
.33
Detail m ay not add to totals b ecause of rounding.
1. Includes temporary disability payments, black lung disability payments, and Pension Benefit Guaranty
Corporation payments.
2. Consists of m edicare payments, m edical vendor payments, and C H A M P U S payments.
3. Consists of general assistance benefits, emergency assistance benefits, foster care payments, earned
incom e tax credits, and energy assistance benefits.
4. Includes trade adjustment allowances.
5. Includes veterans readjustment benefits and educational assistance to spouses and children of disabled or
d eceased veterans.
6. Includes payments to paraplegics, payments for autos and other conveyances for disabled veterans,
veterans aid, and veterans bonuses.
7. Includes Federal fellowship benefits (National S cience Foundation fellowships and traineeships, subsistence
payments to State maritime academ y cadets, and other Federal fellowships), interest payments on guaranteed
student loans, higher education student assistance, and Jo b Corps benefits.
8. Consists of com pensation of survivors of public safety officers; com pensation of victims of crime; Alaska
Perm anent Fund benefits; disaster relief benefits (for victims of Hurricanes Andrew and Iniki); Japanese interns
redress payments; Federal educational exchange benefits; and Bureau of Indian Affairs benefits.
9. Consists of foster care payments to institutions, educational assistance benefits, and payments for
em ployment and training.
10. Consists of personal injury payments to individuals other than em ployees and other business transfer
payments.
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LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
This section is organized according to the order of the
presentation of the components and subcomponents in
table E. Each estimated item is briefly defined, and the
preparation of the county estimates is described.
Government Payments to Individuals
Retirement and disability insurance benefit
payments
Old-age, survivors, and disability insurance (OASDI)
benefits.—These benefits, popularly known as social se
curity, consist mainly of monthly benefits received by
retired and disabled workers, dependents, and survivors
and lump-sum payments received by survivors.
The State estimates are based on annual tabulations
of payments from the Social Security Administration
(SSA). The county estimates are based on SSA tabula
tions of the amount of monthly benefits paid to those
in current-payment status on December 31 by county of
residence of the beneficiaries.
Railroad retirement and disability benefits.—These
benefits are received by retired and disabled railroad em
ployees and their survivors under the Federal program
of retirement insurance for railroad employees, who are
not covered by OASDI.
The State and county estimates are based on tab
ulations of the benefits disbursed by the Railroad
Retirement Board.
Federal civilian employee retirement and disability
benefits.—These benefits are received by retired Federal
Government employees and their survivors.
The national estimate of these payments is allocated
to States in proportion to data for the payments for
September from the Office of Personnel Management.
The State estimates are allocated to counties by the tab
ulations of the payments by ZIP Code area, which are
summed to counties by BEA.
Military retirement benefits.—These benefits are re
ceived by retired military personnel, including Coast
Guard personnel, and their survivors.
The national estimate for all services is combined,
and then it is allocated to States in proportion to the
payments data for September that are provided each year
by the Department of Defense. The State estimates are
allocated to counties by tabulations of the payments by
ZIP Code area, which are summed to counties.
State and local government employee retirement ben
efits.—These benefits consist of lump-sum payments,
withdrawals, and monthly benefits that are received by
retired State and local government employees and their
survivors.
In the absence of payments data for counties, the State
estimates are allocated to counties in proportion to the
estimates of wage and salary disbursements for State
and local government employees; the estimates of wages
and salaries are adjusted to a place-of-residence basis.
Workers’ compensation benefits.—These benefits con
sist of the payments that are received by individuals
with employment-related injuries and illnesses from
publicly administered workers’ compensation insurance
from both the Federal and State governments.
The State estimates of the payments received under
the Federal program, which covers only Federal civilian
employees, are based on payments data from the Depart
ment of Labor. In the absence of data for counties, the
State estimates are allocated to counties in proportion
to the estimates of Federal civilian wages and salaries,
which are adjusted to a place-of-residence basis.
Benefit payments to both public and private em
ployees from State-administered workers’ compensa
tion funds consist of the payments received under
exclusively State-administered workers’ compensation
insurance programs, the payments received under Stateadministered insurance programs that compete with
private insurance programs, and the payments received
under State programs for second-injury funds.56
The State estimates of these benefits are derived from
data for the payments from State workers’ compensation
funds by the State of work from the Census Bureau’s
annual State Government Finances. These data are
adjusted to a place-of-residence basis by BEA. In the ab
sence of payments data for counties, the State estimates
are allocated to counties by the sum of the estimates of
wages and salaries for private employees and State and
local government employees, which are adjusted to a
place-of-residence basis.
Other government retirement and disability insurance
payments.—These payments consist of the payments of
temporary disability benefits, the payments of black lung
benefits, and the payments of benefits from the Pension
Benefit Guaranty Corporation.
Temporary disability benefits are the benefits received
by workers who are unemployed because of nonoccupational illnesses or injuries. These benefits are from
56.
Second-injury funds underwrite the risk o f a subsequent work-related
injury to an already disabled worker. Therefore, the liability o f the employer
o f a disabled worker is limited to the liability for the impairment resulting
from the injury sustained during the present employment. The difference
between the compensation for the full impairment and the employer’s liability
is paid out o f the second-injury fund.
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
State-administered programs only in California, New
Jersey, New York, and Rhode Island.
The State estimates are allocated to counties in
proportion to the civilian population.
Black lung benefits are the benefits received by the
coal miners who are totally disabled by black lung dis
ease (pneumoconiosis) and by the eligible survivors of
miners whose deaths were caused by the disease. In
dividuals whose eligibility was established before July
1973 receive their benefits from the SSA; those whose
eligibility was established since June 1973 receive
benefits from the Department of Labor.
The State estimates of payments are based on State
data from both agencies. However, only the SSA pro
vides county data. The State estimates are allocated
to counties in proportion to annual SSA tabulations of
benefit payments for June.
Pension Benefit Guaranty benefits are paid by the
revolving fund of the Pension Benefit Guaranty Cor
poration (PBGC) to individuals whose PBGC-insured
pensions cannot be paid by the private pension funds
that are liable for the benefits.
The national estimate is allocated to States and coun
ties in proportion to OASDI benefits, which are assumed
to reflect the geographic distribution of the retired
population.
Medical benefits
Medicare benefits.—These benefits are Federal Govern
ment payments made through intermediaries to benefi
ciaries for the care provided to individuals under the
provisions of the medicare program.
The State and county estimates of payments under the
hospital insurance and supplementary medical insurance
provisions of medicare are based on the dollar amounts
that are paid as reimbursement for hospital and medi
cal expenses and that are reported by the Health Care
Financing Administration. Because these data lag, the
estimates for 1992 are based on the data for 1991.
Medical vendor payments.—These medical benefits
are received by low-income individuals; the benefits
are called vendor payments because they are meas
ured as the payments to the vendors of the medical
services. These payments consist mainly of the pay
ments made through intermediaries to the vendors for
care provided to individuals under the federally as
sisted, State-administered medicaid program, but these
payments also include payments made under the gen
eral assistance medical programs of State and local
governments.
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The State estimates of the payments made under the
medicaid program are based on payments data from the
Health Care Financing Administration, and the State es
timates of payments made under the general assistance
medical programs are based on payments data from the
State departments of social services. For about half of
the States, the county estimates of payments made un
der both medicaid and the general assistance medical
programs are based on payments data from the State
departments. For the other States, the State estimates
of all payments are allocated to counties in proportion
to the payments made under the aid to families with
dependent children program.
Military medical insurance benefits.—These benefits
are vendor payments made under the Civilian Health
and Medical Plan of the Uniformed Services program
for the medical care of dependents of active duty mili
tary personnel and of retired military personnel and their
dependents at nonmilitary medical facilities.
County data for these payments are unavailable. The
State estimates are allocated to counties in proportion to
the military retirement benefits.
Income maintenance benefits
Supplemental security income (SSI) benefits.—These
benefits consist of payments received by the aged,
blind, and disabled from both the Federal and State
governments.
The State estimates are based on SSA tabulations of
annual disbursements for two categories of SSI benefits:
Basic Federal payments and supplemental State pay
ments. The county estimates of the combined categories
are based on payments data reported by the SSA.
Aid to families with dependent children (AFDC).
—This State-administered program receives Federal
matching funds to provide payments to low-income
families.
The State estimates are based on unpublished quar
terly data for these payments from the SSA. The county
estimates are based on payments data from the various
State departments of social services.
Food stamps.—These benefits are measured as the value
of the food stamps issued to qualifying low-income in
dividuals in order to supplement their ability to purchase
food. Eligibility is determined by the State author
ities’ interpretation of Federal regulations; the U.S.
Department of Agriculture pays the cost of the stamps.
The State and county estimates are based on county
tabulations of the value of the distributed stamps from
the Department of Agriculture.
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Other income maintenance payments.—These pay
ments consist of general assistance benefits, emergency
assistance benefits, foster care payments, earned income
tax credits, and energy assistance benefits.
General assistance benefits are the payments received
from State and local governments by low-income indi
viduals and families who do not qualify for help under
federally supported programs.57
The State and county estimates are based on pay
ments data from the various State departments of social
services.
Emergency assistance benefits are the payments re
ceived by families who have at least one child and who
are not covered by AFDC. Under this federally assisted
program, each family is eligible only once every 12
months and is covered for a maximum of 30 days. The
participation of the States in this program is optional;
currently, about half of the States participate.
The State estimates are based on unpublished data
for the payments from the SSA. The county estimates
for most of the participating States are based on pay
ments data from the various State departments of social
services. For the other participating States, the State
estimates are allocated to counties in proportion to the
estimates of general assistance payments.
Foster care payments are made by State and local
governments to families caring for foster children.
The State estimates for 1987-92 were extrapolated
from 1969 data for these payments by the annual
estimates of AFDC payments. The State estimates
were allocated to counties in proportion to the civilian
population.
Earned income tax credits are Federal income tax re
funds to low-income workers who have minor children.
Eligibility for the tax credits is determined by the size
of the adjusted gross income, or the earned income, and
by certain household characteristics. Only a portion of
this Federal income tax credit is counted as a transfer
payment; this portion is the excess of the tax credit over
the tax liability.
The State estimates are derived from tabulations of the
amount of payments disbursed to the residents of each
State by the Internal Revenue Service. Because county
data are unavailable, the State estimates are allocated to
counties in proportion to a series that was derived from
data on earnings of families in poverty status from the
1980 Census of Population.58
Energy assistance benefits consist of both cash pay
ments received by needy households and vendor pay5 7 . The Federal Government neither funds nor regulates these programs.
58. The data from the 1990 census were not available in time to be used
in the preparation o f the estimates.
ments made to suppliers to help defray the cost of home
heating, cooling, and weatherization under the feder
ally funded and State-administered energy assistance
programs.
The State estimates are based on payments data pub
lished by the SSA. The estimates for counties in most
States are based on payments data from the various State
departments of social services. For counties in States
that do not provide these data, the State estimates are
allocated to counties in proportion to SSI enrollment.
Unemployment insurance benefits
State unemployment compensation.—These benefits
consist mainly of the payments received by individu
als under State-administered unemployment insurance
(UI) programs, but they include the special benefits
authorized by Federal legislation for periods of high
unemployment.59 The provisions that govern the eli
gibility, timing, and amount of benefit payments vary
among the States, but the provisions that govern the
coverage and financing are uniform nationally.
The State estimates are based on payments data from
the Department of Labor. The State estimates are al
located to counties by the payments data reported by
the State employment security agencies (ESA’s). Most
of the data are reported by county. However, some of
the data are reported by local district office; these data
are allocated to the counties in the jurisdiction of the
local district office in proportion to the estimates of the
annual average number of unemployed individuals from
the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS). When the avail
ability of the county data is delayed, preliminary county
estimates for a year are prepared and then revised the
following year to incorporate the delayed county data.
The preliminary estimates for a year are extrapolated
from the estimates for the preceding year by the change
in the BLS estimates.
Unemployment compensation o f Federal civilian em
ployees.—The UI program for Federal employees is a
Federal program administered by the State ESA’s acting
as agents for the U.S. Government.
The State estimates are based on State data on un
employment compensation paid to Federal employees;
these data are provided by the ESA’s in all States. In
about half of the States, the State estimates are allocated
to the counties by county data or by local-district-office
data; the allocation procedure that is used is the same
as that used for the estimates of State unemployment
59.
The program for Federal civilian employees and that for veterans
are administered by the States, but the benefits are classified in other
subcomponents o f unemployment insurance benefits.
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compensation. For the remaining States, the county
allocators are residence-adjusted estimates of Federal
civilian wages and salaries.
The State and county estimates are based on the data
for these payments from the Department of Veterans
Affairs (DVA).
Unemployment compensation o f railroad employees.—
These benefits are the payments that are received by
railroad workers who are unemployed because of sick
ness or because work is unavailable. This UI program is
administered by the Railroad Retirement Board (RRB)
under a Federal formula that is applicable throughout
the Nation.
The State and county estimates are based on data for
these payments from the RRB.
Educational assistance to veterans, dependents, and
survivors.—These benefits are the payments of the al
lowances for tuition and other educational costs that are
received by veterans and by spouses and children of
disabled and deceased veterans.
The State estimates are based on data for these pay
ments from the DVA. The county allocator for the
estimates of the benefits received by the veterans is
the number of veterans of the post-Korean-war period
reported by the DVA. The county allocator for the es
timates of the benefits received by the spouses and
children is the geographic distribution of the civilian
population.
Unemployment compensation o f veterans.—These ben
efits are received by unemployed veterans who have
recently separated from military service and who are not
eligible for military retirement benefits.
The State estimates are based on payments data from
the ESA’s. For about half of the States, the State es
timates are allocated to counties by county data or by
local-district-office data from the ESA’s; the allocation
procedure that is used is the same as that used for the
estimates of State unemployment compensation. For the
remaining States, the county allocator is the population
of veterans.60
Trade adjustment allowances.—These benefits are the
payments received by workers who are unemployed be
cause of the adverse economic effects of international
trade arrangements.
The State and county estimates are based on calendar
year data for these payments that are tabulated by “peti
tion” (location of plant) from the Department of Labor,
which administers the program. The estimates are res
idence adjusted by BEA to approximate a geographic
distribution based on the place of receipt of the benefits.
Veterans benefit payments
Veterans pension and disability benefits.—These bene
fits consist primarily of the payments that are received
by veterans with service-connected disabilities and by
the survivors of military personnel who died of serviceconnected causes.
In addition, these benefits are
received by war veterans who are 65 years old or
older, who have nonservice-connected disabilities, who
are permanently and totally disabled, and who meet
specified income requirements.
60.
The Department of Veterans Affairs (DVA) periodically issues esti
mates o f the number o f veterans by place o f residence and by period of
service. To prepare estimates o f the veteran population for the years between
the DVA estimates, BEA uses straight-line interpolation; the estimates for
the most current year in the DVA series are used for each subsequent year.
Veterans life insurance benefits.—These benefits are
the claims received by the beneficiaries and the div
idends received by the policyholders from the five
veterans life insurance programs administered by the
DVA.
The State estimates are based on data for these
payments from the DVA. Because county data are un
available, the State estimates are allocated to counties
in proportion to the population of veterans.
Other veterans benefits.—These benefits consist of the
Federal Government payments received by paraplegics
and by certain other disabled veterans to purchase au
tomobiles and other conveyances, the State and local
government payments of assistance to indigent veterans,
and the State and local government payments of bonuses
to veterans.
The State estimates of the Federal Government pay
ments are based on data for these payments from the
DVA. The State estimates are allocated to counties in
proportion to the population of veterans.
The State estimates of the State and local government
payments of assistance and of bonuses are based on
fiscal year data from the Census Bureau’s annual State
Government Finances. The State estimates are allocated
to counties in proportion to the number of the veterans
of the post-Korean-War period.
Federal education and training benefits
Federal fellowship benefits.—These benefits are the
payments that are received by the recipients of Federal
fellowships; these payments are a small portion of the
total fellowship.61
61.
The large portion o f a Federal fellowship is paid to the school that
the recipient attends. This payment is classified as a transfer payment to a
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These payments are estimated in three subcompo
nents: The payments to outstanding science students
who receive National Science Foundation (NSF) grants,
the subsistence payments to the cadets at the six State
maritime academies, and the payments for all other
Federal fellowships.
The State and county estimates of the payments to the
recipients of NSF grants are based on annual NSF tabu
lations of the number of students receiving fellowships
at each institution.
The State and county estimates of the subsistence pay
ments to the cadets are based on payments data for each
academy. The amount of the payment is assigned to the
State and county in which each academy is located.
Because of the lack of pertinent data, the national
estimates of the payments to the recipients of all other
Federal fellowships are allocated to States and counties
in proportion to the civilian population.
ment of Labor. The State estimates are allocated to
counties in proportion to the civilian population.
Interest payments on guaranteed student loans.—
These payments are made by the Department of Educa
tion to commercial lending institutions on behalf of the
individuals who receive low-interest, deferred-payment
loans from these institutions in order to pay the expenses
of higher education.
The national estimate is allocated to States in propor
tion to the number of individuals enrolled in institutions
of higher education from the Department of Education.
The allocator for the county estimates is the civilian
population.
Compensation o f victims o f crime.—This compensation
consists of payments to crime victims and to vendors on
behalf of crime victims. Currently, about three-fourths
of the States have the programs for these payments.
The national estimate of total payments is allocated
to States in proportion to information assembled by the
Crime Victims Board of the New York State Execu
tive Department. The county allocator is the geographic
distribution of the civilian population.
Higher education student assistance.—This assistance
is the Federal payments, called Pell Grants, to students
with low incomes for an undergraduate education.
The State and county estimates are based on tabula
tions of annual data for these payments by the county
of the educational institution from the Department of
Education.
Job Corps benefits.—These benefits are primarily the
allowances for living expenses received by economi
cally disadvantaged individuals who are between the
ages of 16 and 21 and who are enrolled in the des
ignated vocational and educational training programs.
These benefits also include the adjustment allowances
received by trainees upon the successful completion of
their training.
The State estimates are based on calendar year tab
ulations of the amount of allowances and allotments
disbursed to the enrollees; the tabulations are from the
Employment and Training Administration of the Departnonprofit institution if the school is privately administered, or it is classified
as a government grant-in-aid if the school is publicly administered.
Other government payments to individuals
Compensation o f survivors o f public safety officers.—
These benefits are payments to the survivors of State
and local government employees, such as police officers
and fire fighters, who are killed in the line of duty;
the payments are made under a Federal program. Until
1988, the payment was a lump sum of $50,000 for each
claim; in 1988, the payment was $100,000. Since 1988,
it has been $100,000 plus an allowance for the increase
in consumer prices.
The national estimate is allocated to States by the
tabulations of the number of claims by State from the
Department of Justice. The county allocator is the
number of claims by city from the same tabulations.
Alaska Permanent Fund benefits.—These benefits are
the disbursements of investment income to the residents
of Alaska from the Alaska Permanent Fund. The fund,
which is derived from oil revenues, pays a portion of
its net investment income to every resident.
The State estimate is the amount that is paid and that
is reported by the State. The State estimate is allocated
to the boroughs and census areas in proportion to the
civilian population.
Disaster relief benefits.—These benefits are the Federal
payments to the victims of disasters, such as hurricanes
and riots.
The State and county estimates are based on informa
tion from the Federal Emergency Management Agency.
The estimates for 1989-91 include the payments to the
victims of Hurricane Hugo and of the Loma Prieta earth
quake, and the estimates for 1992 include the payments
to the victims of Hurricanes Andrew and Iniki.
Japanese interns redress benefits.— These benefits,
which began in 1990, are the payments to the American
citizens of Japanese descent who were interned during
World War II.
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The State and county estimates are based on the tabu
lations of the these payments by ZIP Code area from the
Department of Justice. These tabulations are summed
to counties by BEA.
Federal educational exchange benefits.—These bene
fits are payments to the students who participate in the
Fulbright scholarship program and in other international
educational exchange programs.
In the absence of any pertinent data, the national esti
mates are allocated to States and counties in proportion
to the civilian population.
Bureau o f Indian Affairs benefits.—These benefits are
the payments to American Indians for educational and
social services that are not available to them from State
or local agencies.
The State estimates are based on data for these pay
ments from the Bureau of Indian Affairs. The State
estimates are allocated to counties in proportion to the
American Indian population.
Government and Business Payments to
Nonprofit Institutions
These payments consist of the payments made by Fed
eral, State, and local governments and the payments,
or corporate gifts, by business to nonprofit institutions.
These payments exclude Federal Government payments
for work under research and development contracts.
The national estimates of the Federal Government
payments are allocated to States in proportion to the
civilian population.
The State and local government payments consists of
payments for foster care supervised by private agen
cies, payments for education assistance, and payments
for employment and training. ,
The national estimates of the payments for foster care
are allocated to States in proportion to a series extrapo
lated from payments data for 1969 from the Department
of Health and Human Services. The national estimates
of the payments for education assistance are allocated
by payments data published by the Census Bureau, and
those for the payments for employment and training, by
the civilian population.
The national estimates of the payments by busi
ness are allocated to States in proportion to the esti
mates of the wages and salaries paid by membership
organizations.
The State estimates for all the subcomponents of the
payments made to nonprofit institutions are allocated to
counties in proportion to the civilian population.
Business Payments to Individuals
These payments consist primarily of personal-injury
liability payments to individuals other than employees.
Because no pertinent data are available, the na
tional estimates are allocated to States and counties in
proportion to the civilian population.
Personal Contributions for Social
Insurance
Personal contributions for social insurance includes the
payments by employees, by the self-employed, and
by other individuals who participate in the following
programs: Old-age, survivors, and disability insur
ance (OASDI) (social security); hospital insurance (HI)
and supplementary medical insurance (SMI) (medicare);
State unemployment insurance (UI); temporary disabil
ity insurance; government employee retirement; railroad
retirement; and veterans life insurance. The payments
by employees include the payments that are sometimes
made by employers on behalf of their employees (that
is, the payments that are customarily made by the em
ployee and that under special arrangement are made by
the employer).
The payments by the self-employed are paid with their
quarterly payments of estimated Federal income taxes.
Most of the payments by employees—like the payments
of individual income taxes on wages and salaries—are
withheld at the source of the disbursement of the wages
and salaries. However, in the calculation of personal
income, the treatment of the payments of contributions
differs from the treatment of the tax payments. Personal
contributions are excluded from personal income: They
are subtracted from the sum of the other components
Table F —Personal Contributions for Social Insurance by Component
and Total Personal for the United States, 1992*
1
M illio n s o f
d o lla rs
P e r c e n t of
to ta l p e r s o n
al in c o m e
T o ta l p e r s o n a l in c o m e 2 ..........................................................................................
5 ,1 2 8 ,3 7 3
1 0 0 .0 0
Less-. P e r s o n a l c o n trib u tio n s fo r s o c ia l I n s u r a n c e ..........................................
2 4 8 ,6 8 3
4 .8 5
2 0 7 ,8 4 0
4 .0 5
S e li- e m p lo y e d c o n t r ib u t io n s .........................................................................
1 8 5 ,2 5 3
2 2 ,5 8 7
3.61
.44
.......................................
C o n trib u tio n s to o ld - a g e , s u rv iv o rs , d is a b ility , a n d h o s p ita l in s u r a n c e
E m p lo y e e c o n t r ib u t io n s .................................................................................
1 2 ,9 0 6
.25
...................................
4 ,6 8 5
.09
R a ilr o a d e m p lo y e e re tire m e n t c o n t r ib u t io n s ................................................
1 ,17 4
.02
S ta te a n d lo c a l g o v e r n m e n t e m p lo y e e re tire m e n t c o n t r ib u t io n s ...........
1 7 ,9 1 2
.3 5
V e t e r a n s life in s u r a n c e c o n t r ib u t io n s .............................................................
S ta te u n e m p lo y m e n t in s u r a n c e a n d te m p o ra ry d is a b ility c o n trib u tio n s
1 ,09 2
3 ,0 7 4
.0 2
S u p p le m e n ta r y m e d ic a l in s u r a n c e c o n trib u tio n s
F e d e r a l c iv ilia n e m p lo y e e re tire m e n t c o n trib u tio n s
.0 6
Detail may not add to totals because of rounding.
1. The amount and the percentages for personal contributions for social insurance and Its com ponents are
shown a s absolute values In order to Indicate the size of the components being estimated.
2. Total personal income is the sum of the com ponents of personal incom e (tables A-E) less personal
contributions for social insurance.
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of personal income.62 In contrast, the tax payments are
treated as part of personal income—as though the in
come from which the payments are withheld were first
received by the employee and then paid to the govern
ment; this treatment is consistent with the definition of
personal income as a before-tax measure.
The State estimates of the contributions for OASDI
and HI that are made by civilians, of the contributions
for State and local government employee retirement,
and of the contributions for State UI and for tem
porary disability insurance are derived from data for
these contributions. State data are unavailable for the
contributions for OASDI and HI that are made by mil
itary personnel and for the contributions for all other
programs; therefore, the national estimates of these con
tributions are allocated to States by related economic
series. For example, the national total of the contri
butions by military personnel i$ allocated to States in
proportion to the estimates of military cash pay.
County data for the contributions for all programs are
unavailable; therefore, the State estimates of these con
tributions are allocated to counties by related economic
series. The State estimates of the contributions for all
programs except SMI, veterans life insurance, State UI,
and temporary disability insurance are allocated to coun
ties by the appropriate wage and salary series or by the
proprietors’ income series.
The State estimates of the contributions for SMI are
allocated to counties by tabulations of the number of
persons enrolled in the program from the Health Care
Financing Administration; the contributions for veterans
life insurance, by the veteran population; and the contri
butions for State UI and temporary disability insurance,
by the civilian population.
Residence Adjustment
Personal income is a measure of income by place of
residence. The place of residence of individuals is the
State and county in which they live. The place of res
idence of quasi-individuals is not defined; their income
is measured according to the State and county of the
residence of the individuals who benefit from the ac
tivities of the quasi-individuals or of the individuals on
whose behalf the income is received.63
Consequently, the residence of military personnel is
the State and county in which they live while they are on
military assignment, not their permanent or legal State
62. See “Personal contributions for social insurance” and “Wage and salary
disbursements” in the “Glossary.”
63. Quasi-individuals are nonprofit institutions, private welfare funds, and
private trust funds.
of residence. Thus, the income of military personnel on
foreign assignment is excluded from the State and local
area personal income series, because their residence is
outside of the territorial limits of the United States.
The residence of seasonal migrant workers except
those working in Alaska and those who are foreignresident border workers is the State and county in which
they live while they are working, not their usual State
and county of residence. However, the residence of
foreign citizens who live in the United States and who
work for international organizations and foreign em
bassies and consulates in the United States is the country
of which they are citizens.
These definitions of residence differ from some of
those used by the Census Bureau, which provides source
data that are used in the preparation of the estimates of
the residence adjustment and the estimates of population
that are used to calculate per capita personal income; for
example, the residence of seasonal migrant workers is
frequently reported to the Census Bureau as their usual
State and county of residence rather than the State and
county in which they are living and working on April 1
when the decennial census of population is taken.
The source data for a majority of the components of
personal income are recorded, or treated as if they were
recorded, on a place-of-residence basis. These compo
nents are transfer payments, personal dividend income,
personal interest income, rental income of persons, and
proprietors’ income.64
However, most of the source data for the remaining
three components, which compose more than 60 per
cent of personal income, are recorded by place of work.
These components are wage and salary disbursements,
other labor income, and personal contributions for so
cial insurance. Therefore, the initial estimates of most
of the subcomponents of these three components are on
a place-of-work basis. Consequently, these initial placeof-work estimates are adjusted so that they will be on
a place-of-residence basis and so that the income of the
recipients whose place of residence differs from their
place of work will be correctly assigned to their State
and county of residence.
Correctly assigning the place of residence of the re
cipient of the income is more important for the State and
county estimates than for the national estimates. For the
State estimates, the income of individuals who commute
to work between States is important in metropolitan ar
eas that extend across State boundaries—for example,
in the Washington, DC-MD-VA-WV metropolitan area.
64.
For specific information about the source data for the estimates o f the
major components, see the section “Place o f measurement” in the introduction
to the “Sources and Methods.”
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For the county estimates, the income of individuals who
commute between counties is important in every multi
county metropolitan area and in many nonmetropolitan
areas.
For the national estimates, the income of border work
ers is relatively small. Border workers consist mainly
of workers who live in the United States and who work
in Canada or Mexico and vice versa.
The county estimates of the residence adjustment are
prepared for the net labor earnings—or “income subject
to adjustment”—of intercounty commuters and for the
wages and salaries of border workers. Income subject
to adjustment is defined as wages and salaries plus other
labor income minus the personal contributions for social
insurance by employees. The State estimates of the res
idence adjustment are essentially the sum of the county
estimates.
The estimates of IN'/. and OUT/, were prepared in
industrial detail.65 The share (7/,k) of total wages or of
other labor income (OLI) in a particular industry k in
county g that were earned by residents of county f was
used in the estimation of industry-level inflows to county
/ . Analogously, the share ( 0 / ik) of wages or of OLI
in a particular industry k in county / that were earned
by residents of county g was used in the estimation of
industry-level outflows from county f . Both I f ik and
O f tii were calculated from joumey-to-work (JTW) data
on the number of wage and salary workers (W) and on
their average wages (A) by county of work for each
county of residence from the 1990 Census of Population.
^'k ~
( .W ( f- .g ) t k ) ( A ( f - , g ) l k ) + ( W ( g - .g ) ,k ) ( A ( g - . g ) , k )
Procedure for the income of intercounty
commuters
f ,k ~
The county estimates for 1990 were derived in two
steps. First the preliminary estimate for each county was
prepared. Second, the preliminary estimates for some
counties were modified.
The 1990 estimates for most counties and the modi
fied preliminary 1990 estimates were then extrapolated
to obtain the county estimates for 1991-92. The extrap
olation used two relevant series—one for the inflows
of commuters’ earnings to each county and one for
the outflows from each county. The county estimates
for 1991-92 were derived by extrapolation because in
tercounty commuting data are available only from the
decennial censuses of population. In addition, the
estimates for 1987-89 were derived by interpolation
between the estimates for 1980 and those for 1990.
Preliminary estimates fo r 1990.—The procedure that is
used to prepare the estimates of the county residence
adjustment for 1990 is illustrated by the following ex
ample of the calculation of the preliminary estimates for
a two-county area that comprises counties / and g . The
example is easily generalized to the calculation of the
estimates for more complex areas.
The preliminary 1990 estimate of the residence ad
justment estimate for county / ( RAf ) was calculated
as the total 1990 inflows of the income subject to ad
justment to county / from county g (INf.) minus the
total 1990 outflows of the income subject to adjustment
from county f to county g {OUT/).
R A f = I Nf . - OUT/..
wages earned in g by residents of /
total wages earned in g
__________ (W (/^),fc)(A (/-.j?),fc)__________
wages earned in / by residents of g
total wages earned in f
0 ^ (5 -/), k) (A (^/),fc)+ ( W (/~/),k) (A(/ ^ / ) ik)
Where two subscripts are used with an arrow, the first
subscript identifies the place of residence, and the sec
ond identifies the place of work. For example, W<.f^g).k
is the number of workers in industry k who lived in
county / but who worked in county g.
The industry-level inflows to county f from county
g ( I N f tk) were calculated as the inflow ratio multi
plied by the corresponding component of the income
subject to adjustment (ISA) in industry k in county g
(.ISAgtk)■ The industry-level outflows from county f
to county g (OUT/ <k) were calculated as the outflow
ratio multiplied by the I S A in industry k in county f
(ISAfik).
INf,k
=
OUTfik =
(Ifik)(ISAgik)
(Of ,k)(ISAfik).
Summing the inflows for all industries yields the total
inflows to county / (INf.), and summing the outflows
65.
The inflows and the outflows o f wages and salaries and o f other labor
income were prepared for the private sector by Standard Industrial Classifi
cation divisions and for the public sector by Federal civilian, military, and
State and local governments.
The inflows and the outflows o f personal contributions were also calcu
lated, but the calculations are at a more aggregated level because the estimates
o f the contributions by private-sector em ployees are not made by industry.
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for all industries yields total outflows from county /
(OUTf .).
I N/ .
=
X l N ftk
k= 1
N
OUTf . =
X O U T ftk
k =1
Modifying the preliminary 1990 estimates.—The pre
liminary 1990 estimates of the residence adjustment for
some counties were modified in three cases. In the
first case, the estimates for each of the 1099 counties
that are in clusters that have high rates of commuting
among their constituent counties (mostly multicounty
metropolitan areas) were modified to incorporate the
1989 distribution of wages and salaries from the 1990
census.66 The estimates for these counties were modi
fied because in numerous cases, the geographic coding
by place of work of the JTW data and that of the source
data for wages and salaries are inconsistent.67
First, the preliminary estimate of wages and salaries
by place of residence for each county in each cluster was
calculated as the estimate of wages and salaries by place
of work plus the net residence adjustment for wages and
salaries.68 Second, the preliminary place-of-residence
estimates of wages for the counties in each cluster were
summed to a total estimate for the cluster. Third, the to
tal estimate for each cluster was allocated to the counties
of the cluster in proportion to the 1989 wage-and-salary
distribution from the 1990 census in order to produce the
modified preliminary estimates of wages and salaries by
county of residence. Fourth, the modified preliminary
estimate of the residence adjustment for each county
in the cluster was calculated as the modified prelim
inary estimate of place-of-residence wages minus the
preliminary estimate of place-of-residence wages plus
the preliminary estimate of the residence adjustment.
The difference between the modified preliminary es
timate of the residence adjustment and the preliminary
estimate of the residence adjustment was expressed as
a flow between pairs of counties in the same clus
ter in order to facilitate the extrapolation of the 1990
66. The 1989 distribution reflects the place o f residence o f the income
recipients on April 1, 1990, not their place o f residence when they received
the wages and salaries.
67. For example, the source data may attribute too much o f the wages
o f a multiestablishment firm to the county in which a firm’s main office is
located; the source data for the wages o f the personnel on a military base
that extends across county boundaries may attribute the wages to one county,
but the JTW data may attribute these wages to the other county.
68. Only the intercounty flows for wages and salaries were used in the
calculation o f the net residence adjustment.
residence-adjustment estimates to 1991-92. In the sim
plest situation—a two-county cluster—the additional
flow was assumed to be from the county with the nega
tive difference to the county with the (exactly offsetting)
positive difference.
In the second case, the preliminary estimate of the
residence adjustment for each county in 139 pairs of
adjacent counties that are not in a cluster was mod
ified because the 1990 preliminary place-of-residence
estimate of wages for one of the counties exceeded the
place-of-residence measure of wages from the 1990 cen
sus by a substantial amount and because the census
measure for the other county exceeded the prelimi
nary estimate by a similar substantial amount. In order
to facilitate the extrapolation of the 1990 residenceadjustment estimates to 1991-92, these adjacent-county
modifications were also expressed as intercounty flows.
In the third case, the preliminary 1990 estimates of
the residence adjustment for eight county equivalents
(boroughs and census areas) in Alaska were modified
to account for the large amounts of the IS A received
by seasonal workers from out of State. The prelimi
nary estimates yielded place-of-residence estimates of
wages and salaries that were so much higher than the
comparable census data that they could not be an ac
curate reflection of only the wages of the permanent
residents. In order to remove the excess amounts, the
JTW-data-based outflows from these county equivalents
to selected large counties in Washington, Oregon, and
California were judgmentally increased.
Extrapolating the 1990 estimates to 1991-92.—The
1990 estimates of total inflows (I N j 990) and the 1990
estimates of outflows by industry (O U T j ^.90) were
extrapolated to 1991-92.69
The changes in the intercounty commuting patterns af
ter the 1990 census were incorporated into the estimates
by the use of a change ratio (C H R f ). The numerator
of the ratio for county / is derived from the place-ofwork estimates of I S A (I S A f ) for all industries, and
the denominator of the ratio is derived from tabulations
of wages and salaries by place of residence from the In69.
The outflows from a county o f work to each county o f residence were
extrapolated to facilitate the preparation o f the annual and quarterly State esti
mates. However, the inflows to a county o f residence from all other counties
were first combined, and then the combined inflows were extrapolated.
Both the flows that were calculated from the JTW data and the flows
that express the modifications to the preliminary estimates o f the residence
adjustment were extrapolated.
The superscript 1990 was added to these expressions in order to distin
guish the variables for 1990 from those for 1991-92; these variables are
denoted in the following text and in the equations with the superscript t.
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temal Revenue Service (IRS/).10 The ratio for county
f in the year t (CHRf) is
,
I S A i / I S A 1? 90
CHRf "
iRsfl
The total 1990 inflows to county / were extrapolated
to the year t on the basis of the inverse of CHRf and
of the change in I R S f since 1990.
For each industry, the 1990 outflows from county f
to county g were extrapolated to the year t on the basis
of C H R f and of the change in JSA/.fc for the industry
since 1990.
O U T}*
The final estimate of the net residence adjustment for
the year t for each noncluster county and the prelim
inary estimate of the net residence adjustment for the
year t for each cluster county were then calculated. The
estimate of the net residence adjustment equals total in
flows minus total outflows, which are summed over all
industries.
N
R A f’ - m
y -
Z O U T } k.
k=l
The preliminary estimates of the net residence adjust
ment for the cluster counties for year t are modified in a
four-step procedure that is similar to the modification of
the 1990 preliminary estimates for the cluster counties.
First, the place-of-residence estimate of ISA for each
cluster is calculated as the sum of the place-of-work es
timates of ISA for all of the counties in the cluster plus
the sum of the estimates of the residence adjustment for
all of the counties in the cluster. Second, an allocating
series for the counties in each cluster is prepared: The
1990 estimate of the place-of-residence ISA for each
70.
The county tabulations o f the wages that are reported by individuals
to the IRS and that are recorded by tax-filing address are available to BEA
with a 1- or 2-year lag. These tabulations are used to prepare a series o f
wages and salaries that is used in the extrapolation o f the 1990 estimates of
inflows and o f outflows.
The tabulations through 1991 were available for the preparation o f the
1992 estimates.
This series was extrapolated to 1992 by a set o f equations that relates the
change in the IRS county tabulations to the changes in the county place-ofwork estimates and to the change in the civilian population.
county is extrapolated to the year t by the wage series
derived from IRS tabulations for the county.71 Third,
the place-of-residence estimate of ISA for a cluster is
allocated to the counties of the cluster in proportion to
the allocating series to yield the final estimate of the
place-of-residence ISA. Fourth, the final estimate of the
net residence adjustment for each cluster county for the
year t is calculated as the final estimate of the place-ofresidence ISA minus the estimate of the place-of-work
ISA.
Preparing the estimates fo r 1987-89.—The county es
timates of the residence adjustment for 1981-89, the
years between the 1980 and the 1990 censuses, were
interpolated between the 1990 estimates and the 1980
estimates. The 1980 estimates were mainly derived
from JTW data from the 1980 census and from the 1980
estimates of ISA, the same methodology that was used
to prepare the 1990 estimates was used to prepare the
1980 estimates.
The interpolation was prepared in four steps. First,
the 1980 total inflows to county / (/TV}980) and the
1980 outflow from county / to county g for indus
try k ( OUTj 98°) were extrapolated to the year t using
the methodology (previously described) that was used
to extrapolate the 1990 flows to 1991-92. Second, the
1990 total inflows to county / U N )990) and the 1990
outflows from county f to county g for industry k
( OUTj 99°) were extrapolated back to the year t using
the same methodology.72
Third, net flows (inflows minus outflows) for county
/ in the year t were calculated from the 1980-based
extrapolations and from the 1990-based extrapolations.
Fourth, the estimate of the residence adjustment for
county / in the year t (R A f) was derived from the
weighted average of the 1980-based net flows and the
1990-based net flows. Steps three and four can be
expressed as
RA^
= w J l N f - X OUT}*]
k=1
\
W j f IN}.
\
-
£
k=1
+
J 1980
OUT}}
/ 1990
where the expressions in parentheses that have the sub
scripts 1980 and 1990 define the net flows calculated
71. See footnote 70.
72. The methodology used to extrapolate the inflows and outflows for a
benchmark year to years after the benchmark year may also be used to
extrapolate the inflows and outflows for a benchmark year to years before
the benchmark year.
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with the extrapolations from each of those years to the
year t, where w t is the weight for the 1980-based net
flows for the year t, and where Wj is the weight for the
1990-based net flows for the year t. The weights Wi
and Wj sum to 1 in each year t, and they vary linearly
from 1981, in which Wi = 0.9 and Wj = 0.1, to 1989,
in which Wi = 0.1 and W j = 0.9.
Procedure for the income of border workers
The residence adjustment for the income earned by bor
der workers accounts for the inflows of the wages and
salaries earned by U.S. residents who commute to work
in Canada or who work in the United Kingdom, the
outflows of the wages and salaries earned by Canadian
and Mexican residents who commute to work in the
United States, and the outflows of the wages and salaries
earned by seasonal farm workers from the Caribbean
area. The adjustment does not account for the inflows
of the wages of U.S. residents who work in Mexico or
in other countries, because these workers are not nu
merous enough for their income to be included in the
national “rest-of-the-world” account.
The State and county estimates of the inflows and
the outflows of the wages and salaries of border work
ers are allocations of the national control totals that are
drawn from the rest-of-the-world account. The allo
cated inflows are added to, and the allocated outflows
are subtracted from, the estimates of the net residence
adjustment for the income of intercounty commuters to
obtain the final residence-adjustment estimates for the
States and counties affected by the income of border
workers.
The national estimate of the inflows of the wages and
salaries earned by U.S. residents who commute to work
in Canada are assigned to Michigan, New York and the
New England region on the basis of fragmentary infor
mation from the Immigration and Naturalization Service
of the Department of Justice. The Michigan portion is
assigned to Wayne and Oakland counties, and the New
York portion, to Erie and Niagara Counties. The New
England portion is allocated to the border counties of
Maine, New Hampshire, and Vermont in proportion to
data for employment in the forest product industries.
The small national estimate of the inflows of the
wages and salaries earned by U.S. residents who work
in the United Kingdom is evenly divided between New
York County, New York, and Los Angeles County,
California.
The national estimates of the outflows of the wages
and salaries earned by Mexican residents and by Cana
dian residents who commute to work in the United
States are allocated to States and counties in propor
tion to the data from the Immigration and Naturalization
Service.
The national estimate of the outflows of the wages
earned by Caribbean farm workers in the United States
is allocated to States by data on the number of autho
rized seasonal workers by State from the Department of
Labor. The State estimates are assigned to the counties
that produce the crops that the Caribbean workers are
most often hired to harvest.
Technical Notes
Data verification
The data that are used to prepare the estimates of per
sonal income are checked for obvious errors. These data
are from several million administrative records from
government agencies, and it is not possible to verify
each record. Either the data from these records or the
preliminary estimates that are derived from these data
are run through computer edit checks.
Several computer programs are used to check the
source data or the preliminary estimates for errors. For
example, some programs array the data or the prelimi
nary estimates in tables so that the quality of the data
can be judged. Other programs check for statistical re
lationships in the data or the preliminary estimates that
exceed specified limits, which may indicate errors in
the data or in the preliminary estimation. For exam
ple, an average-wage-check program is used to check
the ES-202 county data for wages and salaries and for
employment for each Standard Industrial Classification
industry division. This program identifies possible er
rors in these data when the annual percentage change in
the average wages for an industry in a county exceeds
the limits of the change in the average wages specified
for that industry. The limits for each industry division
are established mainly on the basis of the change in
average wages for the division at the national level.
If an error is discovered in the data or in the prelim
inary estimates and if it cannot be traced to an error
in the procedures that are used to process the data or
to prepare the estimates, the agency that supplied the
source data is queried, or other source data are used to
prepare the estimates.
Disclosure-avoidance procedures
Like other statistical agencies, the Bureau of Economic
Analysis (BEA) is legally required to safeguard the
confidentiality of the information that it receives. In
addition, like other agencies, it must balance its respon
sibility to avoid disclosing confidential information with
its responsibility to release and to publish as much in
formation as possible. It balances these responsibilities
by presenting the estimates for regions, States, and local
areas only at the Standard Industrial Classification (SIC)
two-digit level, even though it receives source data at
the SIC three- and four-digit levels.
Most of the data series that BEA receives from other
agencies are not confidential. The agencies summarize
these data to aggregate totals by program and by county,
so that each record, or data cell, contains data for enough
individuals or establishments to preclude the identifica
tion of the data for a specific individual or establishment
and, therefore, to preclude the disclosure of confidential
information.73
However, the ES-202 data that BEA receives from the
Bureau of Labor Statistics are not protected against the
disclosure of confidential information. The confidential
information on wages and salaries for some business
establishments is identifiable from the county estimates
of wages and salaries at the SIC two-digit level that are
derived from the ES-202 data.74
To prevent either the direct or the indirect disclosure
of the confidential information, BEA uses the following
procedures.
After the estimates of wage and salary disbursements
for each SIC two-digit industry in a county are derived
from the ES-202 data, the estimates are checked for
two types of direct, or primary, disclosures of wages
and salaries—reporting-unit disclosures and dominantestablishment disclosures.75 The reporting-unit disclo
sures in the estimates are determined from the ES-202
data that specify the number of reporting units, or estab
lishments, that provide the data for each estimate. The
dominant-establishment disclosures are determined from
an analysis of the ES-202 data in*which the dominant
cell disclosures are identified at the four-digit level and
an analysis of the ES-202 data that are classified by
73. For a list o f some o f the agencies that provide data to BEA, see
“Sources o f data” in the introduction to the “Sources and Methods.”
74. For specific information, see “Wage and Salary Disbursements.”
75. A reporting-unit disclosure results when the data for a reporting unit,
or an establishment, are identifiable because these data are in a cell that
contains data for fewer than a specified number o f establishments.
A dominant-establishment disclosure results when the data for an estab
lishment are identifiable because these data account for a specified, large
percentage o f the total data in the cell.
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the size of the firm.76 All of the reporting-unit dis
closures and the dominant-establishment disclosures are
identified in the primary-wage-disclosure file.
After the primary disclosures of wages and salaries
in the county estimates have been identified, the esti
mates of wages and salaries, other labor income, and
proprietors’ income for each SIC two-digit industry are
systematically “rolled up,” or summed, to produce a file
of the estimates of the total earnings by industry. Then
the total earnings file and the primary-wage-disclosure
file are analyzed in a dominant-cell suppression test in
order to identify which estimates of earnings should be
suppressed because the estimate of total earnings does
not conceal a primary wage disclosure. In this test,
if the wages and salaries for an industry in a county
account for more than a specified percentage of the to
tal earnings, then a primary earnings disclosure exists.
All of the primary earnings disclosures are identified in
the primary-eamings-disclosure file. All of these dis
closures are suppressed in the county estimates of total
earnings that are released.
The primary-eamings-disclosure file is also used to
identify “secondary” and “complementary” disclosures
that are possible because BEA releases summations of
the earnings estimates by industry and area; these sum
mations include the estimates of earnings for regions
and States at the SIC two-digit and industry-division
levels and the estimates for counties at the SIC industrydivision level.77 In order to determine which estimates
should be suppressed, the total earnings file and the
primary-eamings-disclosure file are used to prepare a
multidimensional matrix. This matrix is tested, and the
estimates that should be suppressed are selected.78
The priority of the selection is to maximize the in
formation that is released at the national and regional
76. The State employment security agencies that report the ES-202 data to
the Bureau o f Labor Statistics identify the dominant-establishment disclosures
at the four-digit level from the information provided by the employers.
Only the data for the first quarter o f a year are classified by the size o f
the establishment.
77. A secondary disclosure results from the derivation o f the primary dis
closure o f the county estimate o f earnings for a SIC two-digit industry from
the estimate o f earnings for the SIC industry division and from the estimates
for the other two-digit industries in the division. In order to prevent the sec
ondary disclosure, the county estimate o f earnings for another SIC two-digit
industry is suppressed.
A complementary disclosure results from the derivation o f the primary
disclosure o f the county estimate o f earnings for an SIC two-digit industry
from the State estimate o f earnings for the industry and from the estimates
for the other counties in the State. In order to prevent the complementary
disclosure, the county estimate o f earnings for the industry in another county
is suppressed.
In addition, the State estimates at the SIC two-digit level and the county
estimates at the SIC industry-division level are checked for these disclosures.
78. In this test, computer programs impose a set o f rules and priorities on
this matrix so that the estimates that should be suppressed are selected until
indirect disclosure is impossible.
level. For example, the estimates for the States in a
region rather than the estimate for the region will be
suppressed, and the estimates for the counties in a State
rather than the State estimate will be suppressed. Fur
ther, the estimate for an industry at the SIC two-digit
level rather than the estimate for the industry at the SIC
industry-division level will be suppressed.
In addition, a variant of the “disturbing” technique of
disclosure avoidance and the dominant-cell suppression
test are used to prevent the indirect disclosures of the
county estimates of earnings that are aggregated to de
rive the estimates of earnings for metropolitan areas.79
These suppressions affect the estimates for multicounty
metropolitan areas that are derived, or partly derived,
from one or more suppressed county estimates. If the
estimate for a metropolitan area would result in the indi
rect disclosure of a suppressed estimate of earnings for
a county in the area, then the estimate for the metropoli
tan area is either “disturbed” by the omission of the
suppressed estimate, or it is suppressed. If the dollar
amount of the suppressed county estimates is small rel
ative to the sum of the estimates for all the counties in
the metropolitan area, the sum of the county estimates
that are not suppressed is presented for the metropolitan
area and marked with an “E” indicator flag. However,
if the omission of the amount of the suppressed county
estimates is large enough to impair the usefulness of the
estimate for the metropolitan area, the estimate for the
metropolitan area is suppressed, and a “(D)” is shown.
Industry classification
The Standard Industrial Classification (SIC) provided by
the Office of Management and Budget is used for the
classification of the estimates of wage and salary dis
bursements, other labor income, and proprietors’ income
by industry.
The Standard Industrial Classification Manual, 1967
is used for the classification of the estimates for 196974, and the 1972 Manual is used for the classification
of the estimates for 1975-87. The 1987 Manual is used
for the classification of the estimates for 1988-92.80
Interpolation and extrapolation
Interpolation and extrapolation are used to prepare
preliminary State and county estimates of some of
79. Using the “disturbing” technique alters a number just enough to prevent
disclosure but not enough to impair the usefulness o f the information.
80. Executive Office o f the President, Office o f Management and Budget,
Statistical Policy Division, Standard Industrial Classification Manual, 1967
(Washington, DC: U.S. Government Printing Office (GPO), 1967); Manual,
1972 (GPO, 1972); Manual, 1987 (GPO, 1987).
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4 and from a related series of data for all four years.83
the components of personal income for the years in
This
method of interpolation is illustrated in three steps.
which the data for these components are inadequate
First, the average wages of the employees in an indus
or unavailable.81 Both procedures use the data for
try
for years 1 and 4 are calculated from data for wages
these components for benchmark years, and both fre
and salaries and data for employment for those years.
quently use other data that are related to the data for the
The wages for each year are divided by the number of
components.
employees for the year to yield the average wages of
Interpolation is used to derive the preliminary esti
the employees.
mates for years that are between benchmark years. For
example, the preliminary county estimates of wages
E m p lo y m e n t a n d a v e r a g e w a g e s in d o lla rs
and salaries for 1981-89 might be interpolated from
Year 4
Year 1
the county data for wages and salaries for 1980 and
A v e ra g e
A v e ra g e
for 1990, the 2 benchmark years, and from data for
w ages
E m p lo y m e n t
w ages
E m p lo y m e n t
employment for 1980-90.
in d o lla rs
in d o lla rs
Extrapolation is used to derive the preliminary es
1 1 ,5 0 0
4
7 ,0 0 0
4
timates for the years that are beyond the most recent
6 ,2 0 0
10
5 ,6 6 7
6
benchmark year. For example, the preliminary estimates
9 ,4 0 0
10
6
,7
2
7
11
C o u n ty C ...........................
of wages for 1991-92 might be extrapolated from the
benchmark data for 1990 and from employment data for
Second, straight-line interpolation is used to derive
1990-92.
the average wages for years 2 and 3 from the average
Both interpolation and extrapolation are illustrated in
wages for years 1 and 4.
the following examples. In the first two examples, in
A v e r a g e w a g e s In d o lla rs
terpolation is used to derive the preliminary estimates of
wages and salaries for an industry in counties A, B, and
Year 4
Year 3
Year 2
Year 1
(b e n c h m a rk ) (In te r p o la tio n ) (in te r p o la tio n ) ( b e n c h m a rk )
C for the years 2 and 3 that are between the benchmark
years 1 and 4. In the third example, extrapolation is
1 1 ,5 0 0
1 0 ,0 0 0
8 ,5 0 0
7 ,0 0 0
6 ,2 0 0
6 ,0 2 2
5 ,8 4 5
used to derive the estimates for year 5.
5 ,6 6 7
9 ,4 0 0
8 ,5 0 9
7
,
6
1
8
6
,
7
2
7
C o u n ty C ...........................
In the first example, “straight-line interpolation” is
used to derive the preliminary county estimates for years
Third, the interpolated average wages for each year
2 and 3 from the county data for the benchmark years 1
are
multiplied by the employment data for each year to
and 4.82 The preliminary estimate for year 2 equals the
yield the preliminary estimates.
amount for year 1 plus one-third of the increase from
year 1 to year 4; the preliminary estimate for year 3
E m p lo y m e n t a n d w a g e a p p r o x im a t io n s
equals the amount for year 1 plus two-thirds of the in
Yesir 3
Year 2
crease.
W ages
W ages
W a g e s a n d s a la r ie s in t h o u s a n d s o f d o lla rs
E m p lo y m e n t
C o u n ty C
...........................
E m p lo y m e n t
in th o u s a n d s
o f d o lla rs
o f d o lla rs
Year 1
Year 2
Year 3
Year 4
( b e n c h m a rk )
(in te r p o la tio n )
(in te r p o la tio n )
( b e n c h m a rk )
5
43
4
40
28
34
40
46
7
41
9
54
34
43
53
62
10
76
9
77
81
87
94
74
In the second example, interpolation with a related
series is used to derive preliminary county estimates for
years 2 and 3 from the benchmkrk data for years 1 and
81. After interpolation or extrapolation is used to calculate the preliminary
State or county estimates, the estimates are adjusted; the State estimates
are adjusted by allocation to sum to the national estimate for the income
component; the county estimates are adjusted by allocation to sum to the
State estimates.
82. Straight-line interpolation is the simplest, but the least satisfactory,
o f the methods o f interpolation. Its use is based on the premise that the
magnitude o f the annual change is the same in each year in the interpolated
time series.
In t h o u s a n d s
In the third example, extrapolation with a related se
ries is used to derive the preliminary county estimates
of wages for year 5 from the average wages for year 4
83.
Interpolation with a related series is based on the premise that the
relationship between the benchmark data and the data from the related series
changes at a uniform rate over time.
This procedure uses straight-line interpolation o f benchmark-year ratios to
calculate ratios for the intervening years. A benchmark-year ratio is the ratio
o f the data for an income component for the benchmark year to the data from
the annual series that is related to the component. The interpolated ratios are
then multiplied by the data for the intervening years from the related series
to yield the preliminary estimates for these years.
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and employment data for year 5.84 The average wages
are multiplied by the employment data to yield the pre
liminary estimates of wages for year 5.
P r e lim in a r y e s t im a te s o f w a g e s fo r y e a r 5
Year 4
Year 5
A v e ra g e
w ages
W ages
E m p lo y m e n t
in t h o u s a n d s
in d o lla rs
o f d o lla rs
58
C o u n ty A
............................................
1 1 ,5 0 0
C o u n ty B
............................................
6 ,2 0 0
C o u n ty C
............................................
9 ,4 0 0
85
Pay-in-kind
Pay-in-kind is a component of wage and salary disburse
ments. The estimates of pay-in-kind reflect the value
of food, lodging, clothing, and miscellaneous goods
and services that are received by employees from their
employers as full payment or as partial payment for
services performed.
In the national income and product accounts (NIPA’s),
pay-in-kind is depicted as a series of imputed cash flows.
The imputation of pay-in-kind is based on the assump
tion that instead of giving food to the employee, the
employer pays the employee an amount in cash that
equals the food’s cost to the employer and that the
employee uses this amount to buy the food from the
employer. Therefore, the increase in the estimates of
wages and salaries from the addition of the imputed
value of pay-in-kind equals the increase in the estimates
of personal consumption expenditures from the addition
of the imputed value of the employee’s purchase.
If these imputations of pay-in-kind and of purchases
were omitted from the NIPA’s, the measures of per
sonal income, personal consumption expenditures, and
total output would all be underestimated. Moreover, the
earnings of employees who receive part of their remu
neration as pay-in-kind would be understated when their
earnings are compared with those of employees whose
remuneration is all in cash.
Per capita personal income
This measure of income is calculated as the personal
income of the residents of a given area divided by the
resident population of the area. In computing per capita
personal income for States and counties, BEA uses the
84.
Extrapolation with a related series is based on the premise that the
relationship o f the data for the income component for the latest benchmark
year to the benchmark-year data from the related series remains unchanged
in the subsequent year or years.
Census Bureau’s annual midyear population estimates.
Except for the college student and other seasonal popu
lations, which are measured on April 1, the population
for all years is estimated on July 1.
The local area estimates of per capita personal income
should be used cautiously for several reasons. In some
instances, the change in the per capita personal income
of an area may be the result of unusual conditions. For
example, the income of an area may be raised for a year
as the result of a bumper crop, or it may be reduced for
a year as the result of a hurricane.
In other instances, the per capita personal income of
an area may reflect the income leVels of certain groups
of the resident population, but it may not be indica
tive of the economic well-being of the residents of the
area. For example, the per capita income of an area
may be substantially raised for several years by a major
construction project—such as a defense facility, power
plant, or dam—that attracts highly paid workers whose
wages and salaries are measured at the construction site.
However, this high per capita income may not be indica
tive of the economic well-being of most of the residents
of the area (or, in many cases, of the resident construc
tion workers themselves, because they frequently send
a substantial portion of their wages to dependents who
live in other areas).
Conversely, the per capita income of an area may
be reduced by the presence of a large institutional
population—like that of a college or a prison—because
little income is attributed to the residents of these institu
tions. However, this low income may not be indicative
of the economic well-being of most of the residents of
the area (or, in many cases, of the institutional pop
ulations, because some of these populations, such as
college students, typically receive support from their
families who live in other areas).
Further, the per capita income of areas where the pop
ulation changes rapidly can be misleading. Because
population is measured at midyear and because income
is measured as a flow over the year, the per capita in
come of an area can be distorted if the population of an
area changes significantly during the year, particularly
around midyear.
The per capita income of counties where farm pro
prietors’ income is a large portion of personal income
can also be misleading. Farm proprietors’ income re
flects current production, not current cash flows. Farm
proprietors’ income excludes sales out of inventories,
which are included in current gross receipts, because
these sales represent income from a previous year’s pro
duction, not from current production. Furthermore, farm
proprietors’ income includes the value of additions to in
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ventories. Therefore, the estimates of farm proprietors’
income do not reflect the farmers’ attempts to regulate
their cash flow by adjusting inventories.85
In addition, the per capita income of sparsely popu
lated counties that are dependent on farming reacts more
sharply to weather and world market demand and to
changing government policies affecting agriculture than
the per capita income of counties where the sources of
income are more diversified.
Personal income, adjusted gross income, and
money income
The measure of personal income that is prepared by
BEA differs substantially from adjusted gross income
(AGI), which is the principal measure of the income
of individuals that is tabulated by the Internal Rev
enue Service. Personal income also differs from money
income, which is prepared by the Census Bureau.
Personal income consists of the income of quasi
individuals as well as of individuals, whereas AGI
consists only of the income of individuals who file indi
vidual income tax returns. Personal income includes im
puted income, employer contributions to private health
and pension funds, and all of the interest received by
individuals, whereas AGI excludes imputed income, all
employer contributions, most transfer payments, and the
nontaxable interest received by individuals, which is a
substantial portion of personal interest income. Personal
income, unlike AGI, excludes personal contributions
for social insurance, realized capital gains, and private
pensions and annuities.86
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Money income consists only of the income that is re
ported as received by individuals in the decennial census
of population. Personal income (for counties is pre
pared annually, whereas money income for counties and
cities is prepared decennially from the data from the
“long-form” sample conducted as part of the census of
population.87
Personal income, unlike money income, includes im
puted income, all lump-sum payments except those
received as part of earnings, certain in-kind trans
fer payments—such as medicaid, medicare, and food
stamps—and employer contributions to private health
and pension funds. Personal income, unlike money
income, excludes personal contributions for social in
surance, income from private pensions and annuities,
and income from interpersonal transfers, such as child
support.
Further, both BEA and the Census Bureau prepare
estimates of per capita income, but each agency uses
different methods of computation. For example, the es
timate of per capita personal income for a county for
1989 is calculated as the 1989 county estimate of per
sonal income divided by the estimate of the population
of the county in July 1989; the estimate of per capita
money income for a county for 1989 is calculated as
the 1989 county estimate of money income divided by
the estimate of the population for the county in April
1990.88
87. The estimates o f money income for 1989 were prepared from data from
the 1990 Census o f Population.
For the Nation and for the four census regions, the Census Bureau also
prepares annual estimates o f money income from the data from the current
85. The regulation o f flows by fanners extends their earnings cycles, so
they can survive losses or reduced income for 2 or 3 years.
86. For a more detailed discussion, see Thae S. Park, “Relationship Be
tween Personal Income and Adjusted Gross Income, 1991-92,” S urvey 74
population survey.
88. The Census Bureau uses this method because the decennial census
requests information about the income for the previous year: In April 1990,
the Census Bureau asked how much income was received in calendar year
(August 1994): 51-53.
1989.
Glossary
Allocation procedure.—The allocation procedure is
used in the derivation of the estimates of State and
county personal income, because the data that are avail
able for many of the components of personal income at
the State and county levels may not be as comprehen
sive or as reliable as the data that are available at the
national level. The national estimate of a component is
allocated to the States in proportion to the States’ shares
of an economic, or allocating, series that is a measure of
the component or that is related to the component that
is being allocated; the State estimates are then allocated
to counties. For example, the national estimate of per
sonal dividend income is allocated to the States—and
the State estimates are allocated to counties—in propor
tion to the series for dividends reported by individuals
on their Federal income tax returns.
For additional information, see “The allocation pro
cedure” in the introduction to the “Sources and
Methods.”
Annual rates.—The quarterly estimates of State per
sonal income are presented at annual rates, so that
these estimates can be compared with the annual esti
mates. These rates show values for a quarter at their
annual equivalent—that is, the value that would be reg
istered if the rate of activity measured for a quarter were
maintained for a full year.
Capital consumption adjustment (CCAdj).—The esti
mates of the rental income of persons and of nonfarm
proprietors’ income include the CCAdj because the
depreciation of capital that the Bureau of Economic
Analysis (BEA) uses to prepare the estimates differs
from the depreciation that businesses use to determine
the income that is reported on their tax returns, which
are the sources of the data on which the estimates are
based.
The CCAdj is the difference between the depreciation
valued in determining the income reported in the source
data and what is referred to as “economic depreciation,”
which is valued on the basis of consistent accounting
(economic service lives and straight-line depreciation)
and at replacement cost. For example, if the reported
depreciation is $1.1 million and the replacement cost of
the capital used up—calculated with straight-line depre-
ciation and the specified service life—is $1.3 million,
then the CCAdj is -$0.2 million.
Corporate business.—See Legal form o f organization.
County.—Counties consist of the counties and county
equivalents, such as the parishes of Louisiana and
the boroughs and census areas of Alaska. See also
Geographic units.
Disclosure-avoidance procedures.—See “Disclosureavoidance procedures” in the “Technical Notes.”
Disposable personal income.—Disposable personal in
come is the income that is available to persons for
spending and saving. It is calculated as personal
income less the sum of personal tax payments and
personal nontax payments to Federal, State, and local
governments.
See also Personal tax and nontax payments.
Earnings.—This measure is the sum of three com
ponents of personal income—wage and salary dis
bursements, other labor income, and proprietors
income.
Each of these components is measured before the de
duction of personal contributions for social insurance,
which is excluded from personal income. Therefore,
the measure “net earnings” is calculated as earnings less
personal contributions for social insurance, so that it can
then be used in the computation of personal income as
the sum of net earnings, transfer payments, and per
sonal dividend income, personal interest income, and
the rental income of persons.
Earnings is often used in the analyses of regional
economies as a proxy for the income that is generated
from participation in current production.
See also Labor earnings.
Extrapolation.—See “Interpolation and extrapolation”
in the “Technical Notes.”
Fiduciary.— A fiduciary is an individual or a legal entity
that serves as the administrator or trustee of an estate or
of a private trust fund. A fiduciary is required to report
the income that it receives on behalf of the beneficiaries
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of the estate or trust on Internal Revenue Service form
1041.
ally the value of nonmarket goods or services that is
added to the value of marketed goods and services.1
Geographic units.—The estimates of personal income
are prepared for the following geographic units: Coun
ties and county equivalents, metropolitan areas, States,
and regions. In addition, estimates can be prepared for
any area that can be defined in terms of counties.
The estimates are prepared for most counties and
for the following county equivalents: The District of
Columbia, the boroughs and census areas of Alaska,
the parishes of Louisiana, and the independent cities
of Maryland, Missouri, Nevada, and Virginia. How
ever, the estimates for the following areas are combined
with those for adjacent counties: Kalawao County,
Hawaii; the Montana portion of Yellowstone National
Park; Menominee County, Wisconsin; and the small in
dependent cities of Virginia, generally those with fewer
than 100,000 residents.
The estimates for metropolitan areas are aggregations
of the county estimates. The county-based definitions
of metropolitan areas are used; these definitions are is
sued for Federal statistical purposes by the Office of
Management and Budget. Metropolitan areas consist of
metropolitan statistical areas, consolidated metropolitan
statistical areas, primary metropolitan statistical areas,
and New England county metropolitan areas. For more
information and for a list of the metropolitan areas and
their constituent counties, see Appendix C.
The estimates are prepared for all States and for
the District of Columbia. In addition, the State es
timates are aggregated to prepare the estimates for
the following eight regions: Far West, Great Lakes,
Mideast, New England, Plains, Rocky Mountain, South
east, and Southwest. The regional classifications, which
were developed in the mid-1950’s, are based on the
homogeneity of the States in terms of economic charac
teristics, such as the industrial composition of the labor
force, and in terms of demographic, social, and cultural
characteristics.
In addition, the State estimates are often aggregated
to prepare estimates for the nine Census divisions that
compose the four regions for which the Bureau of the
Census publishes its regional data so that the estimates
of personal income can be compared with the Census
Bureau data.
Specifically, five imputations are included in the es
timates of personal income: Imputed wage and salary
disbursements, the imputed value of owner-occupied
farm housing and of food and fuel produced and con
sumed on farms, the imputed value of owner-occupied
nonfarm housing, the net margins on owner-built hous
ing, and the imputed interest income from financial
intermediaries. The net value of these imputations ac
counts for about 10 percent of personal income at the
national level.
Government enterprise.—See Legal form o f organiza
tion.
Imputation.—Imputations are added to personal income
so that a comprehensive account of total production and
its distribution can be presented. An imputation is usu
Imputed wage and salary disbursements, or pay-in
kind, are added to the estimates of wages and salaries
so that all the earnings of employees who receive part
of their wages in pay-in-kind will be included in per
sonal income. This imputation is an estimate of the
value of the food, lodging, clothing, and other goods
and services that are received by employees from their
employers as full payment or as partial payment for their
services. For additional information, see “Pay-in-kind”
in the “Technical Notes.”
The net imputed value of owner-occupied farm hous
ing and of food and fuel produced and consumed on
farms are part of farm proprietors’ income. The gross
imputed value of owner-occupied farm housing is an es
timate of the gross rental value of the housing, and the
gross imputed value of food and fuel is an estimate of
the gross value of the food and fuel; these imputations
are part of gross farm income, which includes produc
tion expenses. The production expenses are estimated
from data for the actual expenses from sample surveys.
However, the net contribution of the imputations to farm
proprietors’ income and to personal income is difficult
to state exactly because the expenses are estimated as
part of the total farm production expenses of the same
type; for example, the mortgage interest expense for
farm housing and the mortgage interest expense for farm
land are estimated together.
The net imputed value of owner-occupied nonfarm
housing is a component of the rental income of persons.
It is calculated as an estimate of the imputed gross rental
value of the housing less an estimate of the expenses
associated with the housing, which are derived mainly
from data for the actual expenses from censuses and
sample surveys. The imputation is. based on the assump
tion that the owner-occupants are in the rental business
and that they are renting the houses in which they live
to themselves: As tenants, they pay rent to the landlords
(that is, to themselves); as landlords, they collect rent
from their tenants (that is, from themselves), they incur
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expenses, and they may have a profit or a loss from the
rental business.
The net margins on owner-built housing is part of pro
prietors’ income, and it is classified in the construction
industry. It is the imputed net income of individu
als from the construction or renovation of their own
dwellings.
The imputed interest income from financial intermedi
aries is a part of personal interest income. The imputed
interest consists of two components: The imputed in
terest income received by persons from investment
companies and from depository institutions, that is, from
commercial banks, mutual savings banks, savings and
loan associations, and credit unions; and the imputed
interest income received from life insurance carriers and
from private noninsured pension funds.
The imputed interest income from investment com
panies and depository institutions is an estimate of the
value of the services (such as checking) that these insti
tutions provide to persons less the explicit charges made
for the services.
The imputed interest income from life insurance carri
ers and private noninsured pension funds is not exactly
an imputation, but an accounting entry. It is an esti
mate of the investment income that is earned on these
institutions’ financial reserves and that is credited to
the policyholders or the pension beneficiaries; the at
tribution of this income to persons is made so that the
investment earnings of these intermediaries is included
in personal income and saving.
Interpolation.— See “Interpolation and extrapolation” in
the “Technical Notes.”
Inventory valuation adjustment (IVA).—This adjust
ment is made to a component of proprietors’ income—
nonfarm proprietors’ income—because the valuation of
inventory withdrawals that is used in the national in
come and product accounts (NIPA’s) differs from the
valuation of withdrawals that nonfarm proprietors use
to determine the income that is reported in the taxreturn data on which the NIPA estimates of nonfarm
proprietors’ income are based. Businesses often value
inventory withdrawals at their acquisition cost rather
than at their replacement cost, which is the valuation
that is used in the NIPA’s.
Valuing inventory withdrawals at their acquisition cost
results in the inclusion in business income of the capital
gains or losses realized on sales out of inventory. These
capital gains or losses must be removed from the esti
mates of this income so that the estimates will reflect
income from current production.
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The IVA is an estimate of the capital gains or losses
with the sign reversed; adding this estimate to the
source data for nonfarm proprietors’ income removes
the capital gains or losses. The IVA is calculated as
the difference between the valuation of inventory with
drawals that is reported in the source data and the
valuation of withdrawals that is used in the NIPA’s. For
example, if the acquisition cost of an item was $5,000
and if its replacement cost when it is withdrawn from
inventory is $6,000, then the IVA is —$1,000.
Labor earnings.—This measure of income is calculated
as the sum of wage and salary disbursements and other
labor income less personal contributions for social in
surance by employees. This measure is used in the
residence adjustment procedure for the quarterly esti
mates of State personal income. A slightly modified
version of labor earnings—termed “income subject to
adjustment”—is used in the residence adjustment of the
annual estimates of State and county personal income.
See also Earnings.
Legal form o f organization.— Businesses are classified
into five categories according to their legal form of or
ganization: Corporate business, government enterprises,
partnerships, sole proprietorships, and “other’ private
business.
A corporate business is any entity that is required
to file a Federal corporate tax return (Internal Revenue
Service (IRS) form 1120 series). This classification in
cludes mutual financial institutions and cooperatives that
are subject to Federal income tax, private noninsured
pension funds, nonprofit organizations that primarily
serve businesses, Federal Reserve banks, and federally
sponsored credit agencies.
Government enterprises are government agencies that
cover a substantial portion of their operating costs
by selling goods and services to the public and that
maintain their own separate accounts.
Partnerships and sole proprietorships are primarily
classified according to the type of Federal income tax
form that is filed with the IRS. Partnerships are legal en
tities that are required to file a U.S. Partnership Return
of Income, IRS form 1065. Sole proprietorships are en
tities that are required to file IRS Schedule C (Profit or
Loss from Business) or Schedule F (Farm Income and
Expenses) if the proprietors meet the filing requirements
for form 1040 and owner-occupied farm housing.
Other private businesses consists of entities that are
required to report rental and royalty income on Sched
ule E (Supplemental Income and Loss) if the individuals
meet the filing requirements for form 1040, tax-exempt
cooperatives, owner-occupied nonfarm housing, and
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buildings and equipment that are owned and used by
nonprofit institutions that primarily serve individuals.
Local areas.—Local areas consist of metropolitan areas
and of counties and county equivalents.
See also Geographic units.
Metropolitan areas.—Metropolitan areas are defined for
Federal statistical purposes by the Office of Manage
ment and Budget. Generally, they are defined in terms
of counties.
See also Geographic units.
Other labor income.—This component of personal in
come consists of employer contributions to privately
administered pension and profit-sharing plans, to private
group health and life insurance plans, to supplemental
unemployment insurance benefit plans, and to privately
administered workers’ compensation insurance; corpo
rate directors’ fees, and a miscellaneous component.
The miscellaneous component consists of jury and wit
ness fees, the compensation of prison inmates, and
marriage fees to justices of the peace.
Other private business.—See Legal form o f organiza
tion.
Partnership.—A partnership is an unincorporated
business association of two or more partners.
See also Legal form o f organization.
Pay-in-kind.—Pay-in-kind is a component of wage and
salary disbursements. The estimates of pay-in-kind
reflect the value of the food, lodging, clothing, and
miscellaneous goods and services that are received by
employees from their employers as full payment or as
partial payment for services performed.
See also Imputation and Wage and salary dis
bursements, and see “Pay-in-kind” in the “Technical
Notes.”
Per capita personal income.—This measure of income
is calculated as the total personal income of the residents
of an area divided by the population of the area.
Per capita personal income is often used as an in
dicator of the quality of consumer markets and of the
economic well-being of the residents of an area. How
ever, this measure should be used cautiously; for a
discussion of the limitations of this measure and of the
differences between this measure and the Census Bu
reau’s estimates of per capita money income, see the
“Technical Notes.”
Personal contributions fo r social insurance.—These
contributions include the contributions, or payments,
by employees, by the self-employed, and by other in
dividuals to the following social insurance programs:
Old-age, survivors, and disability insurance, which
is also known as social security; hospital insurance;
State and local government employee retirement in
surance; Federal civilian employee retirement; railroad
employee retirement; State unemployment insurance;
temporary disability insurance; veterans life insurance;
and supplementary medical insurance.
These contributions are excluded from personal in
come by definition, but the estimates of three compo
nents of personal income—wage and salary disburse
ments, other labor income, and proprietors’ income—
are presented before these contributions are deducted.
Therefore, the estimates of these contributions are sub
tracted from the sum of the estimates of these three
components in order to derive the estimates of personal
income.
See also Earnings, Labor earnings, and Personal
income.
Personal dividend income.—This component of per
sonal income consists of the dividends that are received
by individuals and by nonprofit institutions and the div
idends that are retained and reinvested by fiduciaries.
Dividends are payments in cash or other assets, exclud
ing the corporation’s own stock, made by coiporations
located in the United States or abroad to noncoiporate
stockholders who are U.S. residents.
The State and local area estimates of this component
are combined with the estimates of personal interest
income and the estimates of rental income of persons.
See also Fiduciary.
Personal income.—The personal income of an area is
defined as the income that is received by, or on behalf
of, all the individuals who live in the area; therefore,
the estimates of personal income are presented by the
place of residence of the income recipients.
Personal income consists of the income that is re
ceived by persons from participation in production,
from government and business transfer payments, and
from government interest (which is treated like a trans
fer payment). It is calculated as the sum of wage
and salary disbursements, other labor income, pro
prietors’ income with inventory valuation and capital
consumption adjustments, rental income of persons
with capital consumption adjustment, personal dividend
income, personal interest income, and transfer pay
ments to persons, less personal contributions for social
insurance.
See also Earnings; Labor earnings; Other la
bor income; Personal contributions for social insur
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ance; Personal dividend income; Personal interest
income; Persons; Proprietors’ income; Rental in
come o f persons; Residence adjustment; Residence,
place of; Transfer payments; and Wage and salary
disbursements.
engaged in the real estate business. It also excludes the
dividends and the monetary interest that are received by
proprietors of nonfinancial businesses.
See also Capital consumption adjustment and
Inventory valuation adjustment.
Personal interest income.—This component of personal
income is the interest income that is received by persons
from all sources. The estimates of personal interest in
come consist of the estimates of both monetary interest
and imputed interest.
The State and local area estimates of personal inter
est income are combined with the estimates of personal
dividend income and the estimates of rental income of
persons.
Quasi-individuals.—See Persons.
Personal tax and nontax payments.—Personal tax and
nontax payments consists of the tax payments (net of
refunds) by persons that are not chargeable to busi
ness expense and certain other payments that are made
by persons to government agencies except government
enterprises and that are treated like taxes.
Personal taxes includes taxes on income, including
realized net capital gains, on gifts and transfers of es
tates, and on personal property.89 Nontaxes includes
donations, fees, fines, and forfeitures.
The estimates of tax and nontax payments are used in
the derivation of disposable personal income, which is
calculated as personal income less personal and nontax
tax payments.
Region.—See Geographic units.
Rental income o f persons with capital consumption ad
justment.—This component of personal income consists
of the net current-production income of persons from
the rental of real property, the imputed net rental income
of the owner-occupants of nonfarm dwellings, and the
royalties received by persons from patents, copyrights,
and the rights to natural resources. It excludes the rental
income of persons who are primarily engaged in the
real estate business and the imputed net rental income
of owner-occupied farm dwellings.
See also Capital consumption adjustment.
The State and local area estimates of the rental income
of persons are combined with the estimates of personal
dividend income and the estimates of personal interest
income.
Persons.—Persons is defined as individuals and quasi
individuals that serve individuals or that act on behalf
of individuals. Quasi-individuals consists of nonprofit
institutions that primarily serve individuals, private
noninsured welfare funds, and private trust funds.
Proprietors’ income with inventory valuation and cap
ital consumption adjustments.—This component of
personal income is the current-production income (in
cluding the income in kind) of sole proprietorships and
partnerships and of tax-exempt cooperatives. It consists
of nonfarm proprietors’ income and farm proprietors’
income.
Proprietors’ income includes the imputed net rental
income of the owner-occupants of farm dwellings, but it
excludes both the imputed rental income of the owneroccupants of nonfarm dwellings1and the monetary rental
income that is received by persons who are not primarily
Residence adjustment.—Personal income is, by defi
nition, a measure of the income that is received by
persons; the State and county estimates of personal in
come are presented by the State and county of residence
of the income recipients.
However, the initial estimates of most of the com
ponents of wage and salary disbursements, other labor
income, and personal contributions for social insurance
by employees are on a place-of-work basis, because
these estimates are prepared from source data that are
reported and recorded by the place of work of the
recipients rather than by their place of residence.90 Con
sequently, these initial estimates are adjusted so that
they will be on a place-of-residence basis and so that the
income of the recipients whose place of residence dif
fers from their place of work will be correctly assigned
to their country, State, and county of residence.91
See also “Residence Adjustment” in the “Sources and
Methods.”
Residence, place of.—The place of residence of indi
viduals is the State and county in which they live. The
place of residence of quasi-individuals is not defined;
their income is measured according to the State ,and
89.
Personal tax payments o f both real estate taxes and sales taxes. Real
estate taxes are excluded because expenses that are deducted from both gross
monetary rental income and gross imputed rental income in order to ob
tain net rental income. Sales taxes are included in personal consumption
the “Sources and Methods.”
91. The estimates o f the components that are derived from the place-of-
expenditures.
work data are presented both by place o f work and by place o f residence.
90. See “Place o f measurement o f the source data” in the introduction to
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county of the residence of the individuals who bene
fit from the activities of the quasi-individuals or of the
individuals on whose behalf the income is received.
Consequently, the residence of military personnel is
the State and county in which they live while they are
on military assignment, not their permanent or legal
State and county of residence, and the residence of sea
sonal migrant workers except those working in Alaska
is the State and county in which they live while they are
working, not their usual State and county of residence.
However, the residence of foreign citizens who live in
the United States and who work for international or
ganizations and foreign embassies and consulates in the
United States is the country of which they are citizens.
These definitions of residence differ from some of
those used by the Census Bureau; for example, on their
census forms, some seasonal migrant workers report
their usual State and county of residence rather than the
State and county in which they are living and working
when the census is taken.
See also Personal income, Persons, and Residence
adjustment.
Sole proprietorship.—A sole proprietorship is an
unincorporated business owned by a person.
See also Legal form o f organization.
Standard Industrial Classification (SIC).—The SIC
that is published in the Standard Industrial Classifica
tion Manual by the Office of Management and Budget
is used in the presentation of the State and local area
estimates of earnings by industry. It is only used for the
estimates for the private sector, although it is designed
to cover both public and private economic activities.
In the SIC, establishments are classified by the pri
mary activity in which they are engaged, and each
establishment is assigned an industry code. 92 Indus
tries are classified in the following four levels: The
division or one-digit level, such as manufacturing; the
major-group or two-digit level, such as food and kindred
products; the industry-group or three-digit level, such as
meat products; and the industry or four-digit level, such
as meat packing plants.
The estimates of earnings are presented at the division
and two-digit levels.
State.—See Geographic units.
Tax-exempt cooperative.—A tax-exempt cooperative is
a nonprofit business organization that is collectively
owned by its members. Although tax-exempt coopera
tives are incorporated, their income is classified as part
of proprietors’ income.
See also Legal form o f organization.
Transfer payments.—This component of personal in
come measures the payments to persons for which no
current services have been performed. It consists of
payments to individuals and to nonprofit institutions by
Federal, State, and local governments and by businesses.
Wage and salary disbursements.—This component of
personal income measures the remuneration of employ
ees; it includes the compensation of corporate officers;
commissions, tips, and bonuses; voluntary employee
contributions to certain deferred compensation plans,
such as 401(k) plans; and receipts in kind, or pay-in
kind, that represent income to the recipient. It reflects
the amount of wages and salaries disbursed, but not
necessarily earned, during the year-.
This component is measured before deductions, such
as social security contributions and union dues.
See also Earnings, Labor earnings, and Pay-in-kind.
92.
An establishment is an economic unit usually at one location, that
conducts business, provides services, or performs industrial operations.
Appendix A
Members of the BEA User Group
Alabam a
Pia Montoya
Economic Development and Planning
Semoon Chang
Division o f Economic and Business Research
California State University-Chico
Director, Center for Business and Economic
The University o f Arizona
Chico, California 95929-0765
Research
McClelland Hall, Room 204K
TEL: 916 898-4598
University o f South Alabama
Tucson, Arizona 85721
Mobile, Alabama 36688
TEL: 602 621-2155
TEL: 205 460-6156
Pauline P. Sweezey
Financial and Economic Research
Mobin Qaheri
Senior Economic Specialist, Planning and Policy
Parker Collins
Development
Alabama Department o f Economic and Commu
Arizona Department o f Commerce
nity Affairs
Phoenix, Arizona 85012
Montgomery, Alabama 36103-5690
TEL: 602 280-1321
Sacramento, California 95814-3701
University o f California Data Archive
and Technical Assistance
TEL: 205 242-5493
Deborah Hamilton
Center for Business and Economic Research
The University o f Alabama
Box 870221
Tuscaloosa, Alabama 35487-0221
TEL: 205 348-6191
915 L Street, 8th Floor
TEL: 916 322-2263
3800 North Central, Suite 1400
P.O. Box 5690
Department o f Finance
Henry C. Reardon
ATTN: Fred Gey
Chief Economist, Joint Legislative Budget
University o f Califomia-Berkeley
Committee
2538 Charming Way
1716 West Adams Street
Phoenix, Arizona 85007
Berkeley, California 94720
TEL: 510 642-6571
TEL: 602 542-5491
Colorado
Tom R. Rex
Manager o f Research Support, Center for Busi
Mac R. Holmes
ness Research Arizona State University
Center for Business and Economic Services
Tempe, Arizona 85287-4406
Troy State University
TEL: 602 965-3961
John W. Green
Department o f Economics
University o f Northern Colorado
Greeley, Colorado 80639
TEL: 303 351-2639
Troy, Alabama 36082
TEL: 205 6 7 0-3144
Arkansas
Gin Hayden
Donald Market
System Analyst, Graduate School o f Business
Alaska
Director, Bureau o f Business and Economic
Lee Gorsuch
Research
Director, Institute o f Social and Economic Re
College o f Business Administration; Room 443
search
University o f Arkansas
University o f Alaska
Fayetteville, Arkansas 72701
3211 Providence Drive
TEL: 501 575-4151
Anchorage, Alaska 99508
Neva Wayman
Reid T. Reynolds
TEL: 907 7 8 6-7710
University o f Arkansas-Little Rock Library 512
Colorado Division o f Local Government
Area Research Group
ATTN: Jim Westkott
Administration
University o f Colorado
Campus Box 420
Boulder, Colorado 80309
TEL: 303 492-8227
Jack Kreinheder
2801 South University
1313 Sherman Street, Room 520
Office o f Management and Budget
Little Rock, Arkansas 72204
Denver, Colorado 80203
Pouch AM
TEL: 501 569-8551
Juneau, Alaska 9 9 8 1 1-0164
TEL: 907 465-3568
TEL: 303 866-2156
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California
Curt Wiedeman
Steven J. Krohn
Office o f State Planning and Budget
Arizona
Real Estate and Land Use Institute
111 State Capitol Building
Max Jerrell
California State University
Denver, Colorado 80203
College o f Business Administration
7750 College Town Drive, Suite 102
TEL: 303 866-3319
Northern Arizona University
Sacramento, California 95826-2344
P.O. Box 15066
TEL: 916 278-6633
TEL: 602 523-7405
Connecticut
Jeffrey Blodgett
Flagstaff, Arizona 86011-5066
Dan Ripke
Research Director, Connecticut Department o f
Assistant Director, University Center for
Economic Development
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865 Brook Street
221 Matherly Hall
Rocky Hill, Connecticut 06067-3405
TEL: 203 258-4219
Gainesville, Florida 32611
Athens, Georgia 30602-6269
TEL: 904 392-0171
TEL: 706 542-4085
Ming J. Wu
Budget Specialist, Office o f Policy and Manage
ment
Brooks Hall
David Gray
Research Associate, Center for Economic
Donald Ratajczak
and Management Research
80 Washington Street
Economic Forecast
University o f South Florida
Hartford, Connecticut 06106
Georgia State University
COBA BSN 3403
TEL: 203 5 66-8342 and 3960
4202 East Fowler Avenue
Delaware
Tampa, Florida 33620-5500
TEL: 813 974-4266
TEL: 404 651-3282
Hawaii
Doug Clendaniel
35 Broad Street, 2nd Floor
Atlanta, Georgia 30303
Delaware Development Office
Marty Morrison
99 Kings Highway
Librarian, Research Library
Richard Y.P. Joint
P.O. Box 1401
Bureau o f Economic Analysis
Dover, Delaware 19903
TEL: 302 739-4271
Florida Department o f Commerce
Collins Building
Department o f Business, Economic Development
and Tourism
James Craig
Tallahassee, Florida 32399-2000
Honolulu, Hawaii 96804
TEL: 904 487-2971
TEL: 808 586-2470
Bureau o f Economics and Statistics
Department o f Finance
Sarah Voyles
Carvel State Office Building, 10th Floor
820 North French Street
Executive Office o f the Governor
The Capitol
Wilmington, Delaware 19801
Tallahassee, Florida 32399
TEL: 302 5 77-3324
TEL: 904 487-2814
Pauly Iheanacho
Reference Department
University o f Delaware Library
Newark, Delaware 19717-5267
TEL: 302 831-2432
Georgia
The University o f Georgia
Hoke Smith Annex
Athens, Georgia 30602-4356
Gan Ahuja
TEL: 706 542-8938
Presidential Building, Suite 570
415 12th Street, NW.
Washington, D.C. 20004
TEL: 202 727-6533
Paul des Jardin
Metropolitan Washington Council o f Govern
ments
777 North Capitol Street, NE., Suite 300
Washington, D.C. 20002-4201
TEL: 202 962-3293, ext. 399
William Hahn
Lawrence H. Merk
Director, Center for Business Development
and Research
College o f Business and Economics
University o f Idaho
M oscow, Idaho 83844-3227
Savannah State College
Savannah, Georgia 31404
TEL: 912 356-2830
Alan Porter
Idaho Department o f Commerce
Gloria Hardnett
700 West State Street
Media Center
Boise, Idaho 83720
Marketing and Research Division
TEL: 208 334-2470
Georgia Department o f Industry and Trade
285 Peachtree Center Avenue
TEL: 404 656-7655
TEL: 202 727-6083
Idaho
TEL: 208 885-6611
Department o f Finance and Revenue
441 4th Street, NW ., Suite 400
Honolulu, Hawaii 96809
TEL: 808 587-1440
School o f Business
Atlanta, Georgia 30303
Washington, D.C. 20001
Hawaii Department o f Taxation
P.O. Box 259
Bureau o f Business Research
Lori Hunter
One Judiciary Square
Robert Koike
Tax Research and Planning Officer,
Susan Boatright
Cooperative Extension Service
D istrict o f Columbia
District o f Columbia Planning Office
P.O. Box 2359
Derek Santos
Division o f Financial Management
State o f Idaho
Robin Kirkpatrick
Statehouse, Room 122
Georgia Office o f Planning and Budget
Boise, Idaho 83720-1000
254 Washington Street, SW„ Room 640
TEL: 208 334-2906
Atlanta, Georgia 30334-8501
Florida
TEL: 404 656-0911
Charles L. Skoro
Daniel Blazek
Richard Leacy
Economics Department
Government Publications
Head, Government Documents Department
Boise State University
University o f Miami Library
Georgia Institute o f Technology Library
1910 University Drive
P.O. Box 248214
Atlanta, Georgia 30332
Boise, Idaho 83725
Coral Gables, Florida 33124
TEL: 404 894-4519
TEL: 208 385-1117
TEL: 305 284-3155
Albert W. Niemi, Jr.
Paul Zelus
Selig Center for Economic Growth
Center for Business Research and Services
Bureau o f Economic and Business Research
ATTN: Suzanne A. Lindsay
Idaho State University
University o f Florida
The University o f Georgia
Campus Box 8450
Janet Galvez
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Pocatello, Idaho 83209
Iowa
Kentucky
TEL: 208 236-3050
Ron Amosson
Ron Crouch
Office o f the State Comptroller
Director, Kentucky State Data Center
Iowa State Capitol, Room 12
Urban Research Institute
Roger Beck
Des Moines, Iowa 50319
University o f Louisville
Department o f Agribusiness Economics
TEL: 515 281-3078
Louisville, Kentucky 40292
Illinois
TEL: 502 588-6626
Southern Illinois University
Carbondale, Illinois 62901-4410
TEL: 618 453-1706
Sue Ebetsch
Coordinator, Illinois State Data Center Coopera
Roy Sigafus
Daniel Otto
Extension Economist
Iowa State University
560 Heady Hall
tive
Ames, Iowa 50011
Illinois Bureau o f the Budget
TEL: 515 294-6147
University o f Kentucky
301 Mathews Building
Lexington, Kentucky 40506-0047
TEL: 606 257-7677
James A. Street
605 Stratton Building
Springfield, Illinois 62706
Center for Business and Economic Research
Deputy Director, Office o f Financial Management
Harvey Siegelman
and Economic Analysis
State Economist
Finance and Administration Cabinet
Martha Greene
Department o f Economic Development
261 Capitol Annex
Bureau o f Economic and Business Research
200 East Grand Avenue
Frankfort, Kentucky 40601
University o f Illinois
Des Moines, Iowa 50309
TEL: 502 564-2924
428 Commerce Building West
TEL: 515 242-4868
TEL: 217 782-1381
Louisiana
1206 South Sixth Street
Champaign, Illinois 61820
TEL: 217 244-3099
Division o f Administration
Charles H. Whiteman
Louisiana Office o f Planning and Budget
Department o f Economics
ATTN: Karen Paterson
John Hamilton
The University o f Iowa
P.O. Box 94095
Division o f Research and Analysis
108 Pappajohn Building
Baton Rouge, Louisiana 70804
Department o f Commerce and Community A f
Iowa City, Iowa 52242
TEL: 504 342-7410
fairs
TEL: 319 335-0834
620 East Adams
Springfield, Illinois 62701
TEL: 217 7 8 5-6117
Indiana
David Broomhall
Department o f Agricultural Economics
Division o f Business and Economic Research
Kansas
New Orleans, Louisiana 70148
Kansas State Library
TEL: 504 286-6980
State Capitol Building, Room 343-N
James Robert Michael
Topeka, Kansas 66612
Director, Research Division
TEL: 913 296-3296
Louisiana Tech University
P.O. Box 10318
1145 Krannert Building
Ruston, Louisiana 71272
West Lafayette, Indiana 47907
James T. Janousek
TEL: 317 494-0593
Director o f Research and Analysis
Kansas Department o f Commerce and Housing
Indiana Business Research Center
ATTN: Morton J. Marcus
801 West Michigan Street BS4000A
700 Southwest Harrison, Suite 1300
Topeka, Kansas 66603-3712
TEL: 913 296-3760
TEL: 318 257-3701
Loren Scott
Department o f Economics
College o f Business Administration
Louisiana State University
Baton Rouge, Louisiana 70803-6306
TEL: 504 388-3779
Indianapolis, Indiana 46202-5151
TEL: 317 2 74-2204
University o f New Orleans
Marc Galbraith
Purdue University
Terry Creeth
Vincent Maruggi
Thelma Helyar
Jerry L. Wall
Institute for Public Policy and Business Research
Director, Center for Business and Economic
The University o f Kansas
Research
607 Blake Hall
Northeast Louisiana University
Lawrence, Kansas 66045-2960
Monroe, Louisiana 71209-0101
TEL: 913 864-3701
TEL: 318 342-1215
Carlene Hill'
M aine
Director, Center for Economic Development
James H. Breece
Bob Lain
and Business Research
New England Electronic Data Center
Research Office
The Wichita State University
Department o f Economics
Indiana Department o f Commerce
Devlin Hall
University o f Maine at Orono
One North Capitol, Suite 700
1845 Fairmount Street, 2nd Floor
Stevens Hall
Indianapolis, Indiana 46204-2288
Wichita, Kansas 67260-0121
Orono, Maine 04469
TEL: 317 232-8959
TEL: 316 689-3225
TEL: 207 581-1863
Laurence E. Hathaway
Head, Reference and Government Services D ivi
sion
Indiana State Library
140 North Senate Avenue
Indianapolis, Indiana 46204
TEL: 317 2 32-3676
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Bill Gardner
M ichigan
Wendy Treadwell
Mitchell Bean
Machine-Readable Data Center
Research Division
Bureau o f Taxation
Station 24
Augusta, Maine 04333
TEL: 207 2 8 9-4702
Laurie LaChance
Staff Economist, House Fiscal Agency
University o f Minnesota
Michigan House o f Representatives
P.O. Box 30014
Wilson Library, Room B2
301 19th Avenue South
Lansing, Michigan 48909-7514
Minneapolis, Minnesota 55455-0414
TEL: 517 373-8080
TEL: 612 624-4389
State Economist, Maine State Planning Office
184 State Street
Dan Kitchel
M ississippi
State House Station 38
Office o f Revenue and Tax Analysis
M issy Lee
Augusta, Maine 04333
Department o f Treasury
Information Services Library
TEL: 207 287-3261
Treasury Building
Mississippi Institutions o f Higher Learning
Robert C. McMahon
Lansing, Michigan 48922
ATTN: Marianne Hill
Center for Business and Economic Research
TEL: 517 373-2958
3825 Ridgewood Road
Jackson, Mississippi 39211
University o f Southern Maine
96 Falmouth Street
Thomas Nicholas
Portland, Maine 04103
Jobs Commission
TEL: 601 982-6314
Victor Office Center, 4th Floor
R. Eric Reidenbach
201 N. Washington Square
Center for Business Development and Research
Maryland
Lansing, Michigan 48913
University o f Southern Mississippi
Peggy Dalton
TEL: 517 373-4600
Southern Station, Box 5094
TEL: 207 780-4308
Guild Center
Hattiesburg, Mississippi 39406-5094
Economics Department
TEL: 601 266-7011
Frostburg State University
Frostburg, Maryland 21532-1099
TEL: 301 6 89-4386
Candice Santell
Michigan Databases
Michigan State University
321 Berkey Hall
Michel Lettre
East Lansing, Michigan 48824-1111
Assistant Director, Maryland Office o f Planning
TEL: 517 353-3255
J. William Rush
Associate Dean, Office o f External Affairs
Mississippi State University
ATTN: Janis Bryant
P.O. Drawer 5288
301 West Preston Street, Room 1101
Mississippi State, Mississippi 39762
Baltimore, Maryland 21201
TEL: 410 2 2 5-4450
M innesota
Lester Salamon
State Agricultural Statistician,
Max W. Williams
Institute for Policy Studies
Agricultural Statistics Division
Center for Population Studies
The Johns Hopkins University
Minnesota Department o f Agriculture
The University o f Mississippi
Shriver Hall
P.O. Box 7068
Baltimore, Maryland 21218
90 West Plato Boulevard, Room 149
University, Mississippi 38677
TEL: 410 5 1 6 -7 1 7 4
St. Paul, Minnesota 55107
TEL: 601 232-7288
TEL: 601 325-3817
George Howse
Bondurant Building, Room 3W
TEL: 612 296-2230
M assachusetts
M issouri
Stephen P. Coelen
Director, Massachusetts Institute for Social
and Economic Research
University o f Massachusetts
128 Thompson Hall
Amherst, Massachusetts 01003
TEL: 413 5 4 5-3460
William Murray
Massachusetts State Data Center
State House
c/o MISER
P.O. Box 219
Boston, Massachusetts 02133-0219
Adam G. Marsnik
Kate Graf
Legislative Reference Library
Census Data Center
645 State Office Building
Missouri State Library
100 Constitution Avenue
P.O. Box 387
St. Paul, Minnesota 55155-1050
Jefferson City, Missouri 65102
TEL: 612 2 96-0586
TEL: 314 751-1823
Jerrold M. Peterson
Bureau o f Business and Economic Research
University o f Minnesota-Duluth
Room 115 SBE
Duluth, Minnesota 55812
TEL: 218 7 26-7256
Tom Kruckemeyer
Planner, Division o f Budget and Planning
Office o f Administration
Capitol Building, Room 124
Jefferson City, Missouri 65102
TEL: 314 751-9324
TEL: 617 7 2 7-4537
Edward H. Robb
Gregory Perkins
David Rademacher
Director, Business and Public Administration
Deputy Director, Research Department
Office o f the State Demographer
Research Center
Boston Redevelopment Authority
Minnesota State Planning Agency
University o f Missouri-Columbia
1 City Hall Square
300 Centennial Office Building
10 Professional Building
Boston, Massachusetts 02201-1007
St. Paul, Minnesota 55155
Columbia, Missouri 65211
TEL: 617 2 4 2 -7400, ext. 4411
TEL: 612 297-3255
TEL: 314 882-4805
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Montana
William E. Pillsbury, Jr.
Lawrence Littlefield
Paul E. Polzin
Director, New Hampshire Office o f Industrial
Housing and Economic Planning Department
Director, Bureau o f Business and Economic
Development
New York City Department o f Planning
Research
P.O. Box 856
22 Reade Street, 4 West
University o f Montana
Concord, N ew Hampshire 03302-0856
New York, New York 10007
Missoula, Montana 59812
TEL: 603 271-2591
TEL: 212 720-3442
TEL: 406 243-5113
Patricia Roberts
Census and Economic Information Center
Montana Department o f Commerce
1424 Ninth Avenue
Helena, Montana 59620-0535
TEL: 406 444-4393
North Carolina
New Jersey
John E. Connaughton
Librarian
Director, North Carolina Economic Forecast
Bureau o f Economic Research
Rutgers, The State University o f New Jersey
Charlotte, North Carolina 28223
New Brunswick, N ew Jersey 08903
TEL: 704 547-2185
TEL: 201 932-8019
Nebraska
Richard Gettemy
Administrator, Finance and Research
Nebraska Department o f Revenue
P.O. Box 94818
Lincoln, Nebraska 68509
Department o f Economics
University o f North Carolina-Charlotte
New Jersey Hall
Vincent J. Martucci
Director
Acting Manager, Center for Health Statistics
Tax Research Division
New Jersey Department o f Health
North Carolina Department o f Revenue
CN 360, Room 405
P.O. Box 25000
Trenton, New Jersey 08625
Raleigh, North Carolina 27640-0001
TEL: 609 984-6703
TEL: 919 733-4548
TEL: 402 471-2971, ext. 284
Rick Kirkpatrick
Tim K. Himberger
New M exico
Center for Public Affairs Research
Brian McDonald
The University o f Nebraska-Omaha
Director, Bureau o f Business and Economic
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Appalachian State University
Omaha, Nebraska 68182-0059
The University o f N ew M exico
Boone, North Carolina 28608
TEL: 402 554-4883
1920 Lomas, N.E.
Albuquerque, N ew M exico 87131-6021
TEL: 704 262-6127
Bureau o f Business Research
TEL: 505 277-2216
D elos Monteith
The University o f Nebraska-Lincoln
Laurie Moye
200 College o f Business Administration
Economic Development and Tourism Department
Lincoln, Nebraska 68588-0406
Cullowhee, North Carolina 28723
Joseph Montoya Building
TEL: 704 227-7492
F. Charles Lamphear
TEL: 402 47 2 -2 3 3 4 or 2335
Nevada
Director, Bureau o f Economic and Business
Research
John A. Walker College o f Business
Center for Improving Mountain Living
Western Carolina University
1100 St. Francis Drive
James F. Smith
Sante Fe, New M exico 87503
Kenan-Flagler Business School
TEL: 505 827-0300
Nevada State Data Center
The University o f North Carolina
Nevada State Library and Archives
James T. Peach
Chapel Hill, North Carolina 27599-3490
ATTN: Patricia Deadder
Department o f Economics
TEL: 919 962-3176
Capitol Complex
N ew M exico State University
Carson City, Nevada 89710
Box 30001, Department 3CQ
TEL: 702 68 7 -5 1 6 0
Las Cruces, New M exico 88003-0001
Manager, State Data Center
TEL: 505 646-3113
Office o f State Planning
Carole Popoff
Assistant Director, Bureau o f Business
and Economic Research
University o f Nevada-Reno
Reno, Nevada 89557-0016
TEL: 702 7 84-6877
Francine J. Stephenson
116 West Jones Street
Raleigh, North Carolina 27603-8003
New York
TEL: 919 733-4131
William T. Grainger
Bureau o f Economic and Demographic Informa
tion
Richard Rathge
N ew York State Department o f Economic
Keith Schwer
Center for Business and Economic Research
Department o f Agricultural Economics
Development
North Dakota State University
One Commerce Plaza, Room 910
University o f Nevada
Albany, New York 12245
Las Vegas, Nevada 89154-6002
TEL: 518 474-1141
North Dakota
,
Fargo, North Dakota 58105-5636
TEL: 701 237-8621
TEL: 702 895-3191
Barclay G. Jones
Scot A. Stradley
New Hampshire
Director, CISER Program in Urban and Regional
Director, Bureau o f Business and Economic
Thomas J. Duffy
Studies
Research
Senior Planner, Office o f State Planning
Cornell University
University o f North Dakota
2 ^2 Beacon Street
106 West Sibley Hall
P.O. Box 8369
Concord, New Hampshire 03301
Ithaca, New York 14853
Grand Forks, North Dakota 58202-8369
TEL: 603 271-2155
TEL: 607 255-6846
TEL: 701 777-2637
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Kathryn L. Strombeck
Jeff Wallace
Office o f State Tax Commissioner
Oklahoma State Data Center
Providence, Rhode Island 02903-3189
State Capitol
Oklahoma Department o f Commerce
TEL: 401 277-2601
600 East Boulevard Avenue
P.O. Box 26980
Bismarck, North Dakota 58505
TEL: 701 224-3402
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73126-0980
TEL: 405 841-5184
Ohio
Oregon
Mark Carrozza
Arthur Ayre
7 Jackson Walkway
South Carolina
Betsy Jane Clary
Director, Bureau o f Economic and Business Re
Southwest Ohio Regional Data Center
Oregon Economic Development Department
University o f Cincinnati
775 Summer Street, NE.
Mail Location 132
Salem, Oregon 97310
Cincinnati, Ohio 45221
TEL: 503 986-0100
TEL: 513 556-5028
Department o f Agricultural Economics and Rural
Sociology
The Ohio State University
2120 Fyffe Road
Agricultural and Resource Economics
Oregon State University
219 Ballard Extension Hall
Corvallis, Oregon 97331-3601
TEL: 503 737-1442
Columbus, Ohio 43210-1066
Office o f Strategic Research
P.O. Box 1001, 27th Floor
Columbus, Ohio 43266-0101
TEL: 614 466-2115
Paul J. Kozlowski
9 Liberty Street
Charleston, South Carolina 29424
TEL: 803 792-8107
Division o f Research and Statistics
Rembert Dennis Building, Room 440
1000 Assembly Street
Columbia, South Carolina 29201
TEL: 803 734-3785
Randy Martin
Director, Division o f Research
TEL: 614 292-3548
Jim Kell
School o f Business and Economics
College o f Charleston
David Frontz
Stanley D. Miles
Leroy Hushak
search
Paul Warner
College o f Business Administration
State Economist, Department o f Administrative
University o f South Carolina
Services
Columbia, South Carolina 29208
155 Cottage Street, NE.
TEL: 803 777-2510
Salem, Oregon 97310
TEL: 503 378-3405
South Dakota
DeVee Dykstra
Pennsylvania
Business Research Bureau
School o f Business
College o f Business
Ralph L. Bangs
The University o f South Dakota
The University o f Toledo
Research Associate, The University o f Pittsburgh
414 East Clark
Stranahan Hall, Room 3011
121 University Place
Vermillion, South Dakota 57069
Toledo, Ohio 43606
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15260
TEL: 605 677-5287
TEL: 419 537-2430
TEL: 412 624-3856
Oklahoma
Susan Forbes
Department o f Geography
Ahmed Abo-Basha
Indiana University o f Pennsylvania
Office o f Business and Economic Research
10 Leonard Hall
Oklahoma State University
Indiana, Pennsylvania 15705-1087
345 College o f Business Administration
TEL: 412 357-2251
Stillwater, Oklahoma 74078
TEL: 405 744-5125
Wayne Ellingson
Economic Data Center
Department o f Economics
South Dakota State University
P.O. Box 504A
Brookings, South Dakota 57007
TEL: 605 688-4869
Paul H. Rigby
The Pennsylvania State University
Tennessee
Marvin Hankins
ATTN: Doris J. Bickle
Lew Alvarado
Department o f Economics and Business Admin
110 Business Administration Building II
Business and Economic Research
istration
University Park, Pennsylvania 16802
Memphis State University
School o f Business
TEL: 814 865-7669
FEC, Room 220
Memphis, Tennessee 38152
Southwestern Oklahoma State University
100 Campus Drive
Weatherford, Oklahoma 73096-3098
TEL: 405 7 7 4-3750
Diane Shoop
Pennsylvania State Data Center
The Pennsylvania State University-Harrisburg
777 West Harrisburg Pike
Middletown, Pennsylvania 17057-4898
John McCraw
TEL: 717 948-6173
Center for Economic and Management Research
Charles Brown
Planning Analyst IV, State Planning Office
309 John Sevier Building
500 Charlotte Avenue
Nashville, Tennessee 37243-0001
TEL: 615 741-1676
The University o f Oklahoma
307 West Brooks Street, Room 4
TEL: 901 678-2281
Rhode Island
Norman, Oklahoma 73019-0450
Vincent K. Harrington
Tony Eff
TEL: 405 325-2931
Rhode Island Department o f Economic
Middle Tennessee State University
Development
P.O. Box X050
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Murfreesboro, Tennessee 37132
Austin, Texas 78713
TEL: 615 8 98-2387
TEL: 512 471-5180
Old Dominion University
Norfolk, Viiginia 23508-8507
TEL: 804 683-4713
David Hake
Utah
Director, Center for Business and Economic
R. Thayne Robson
Roger R. Stough
Research
Bureau o f Economic and Business Research
Deputy Director, The Institute for Public Policy
ATTN: Patricia A. Price
The University o f Utah
George Mason University
The University o f Tennessee
KDGB 401
Pohick Module, 4400 University Drive
Knoxville, Tennessee 37996
Salt Lake City, Utah 84112
Fairfax, Virginia 22030-4444
TEL: 615 974-5441
TEL: 801 581-7274
TEL: 703 993-2280
Texas
Lance Rovig
W ashington
Jesse Acosta
State Data Center
Bret Bertolin
Supervisor, Department o f Planning
Governor’s Office o f Planning and Budget
Office o f the Forecast Council
Two Civic Center Plaza
116 State Capitol Building
El Paso, Texas 79901-1196
Salt Lake City, Utah 84114
Olympia, Washington 98504-0912
TEL: 915 541-4721
TEL: 801 538-1543
TEL: 206 586-6736
F.G. Bloodworth
Thomas M. Williams
Section Chief, Water Use Section
Senior Economist, Utah State Tax Commission
Texas Water Development Board
519 Heber M. Wells Building
P.O. Box 13231, Capitol Station
160 East 300 South
Austin, Texas 78711-3231
Salt Lake City, Utah 84134
TEL: 512 445-1451
TEL: 801 530-6093
Jamie Ford
Institute for Studies in Business
College o f Business
Office o f Policy Research Coordination
San Antonio, Texas 78249
Pavilion Office Building
109 State Street
Montpelier, Vermont 05602
TEL: 802 658-2598
University o f Houston-Clear Lake City
2700 Bay Area Boulevard, Box 200
Houston, Texas 77058
TEL: 713 283-3126
Professor o f Business Economics
The Graduate School o f Business Administration
University o f Washington
DJ-10
Seattle, Washington 98195
Vermont
The University o f Texas at San Antonio
Robert F. Hodgin
Philip J. Bourque
TEL: 206 543-8738
Jeff Can-
TEL: 210 691-4317
P.O. Box 40912
Virginia
Thomas Johnson
Department o f Agricultural and Applied Eco
Fran Sawyer
nomics
Research Division
ATTN: Mark Crawford
Texas Controller o f Public Accounts
Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State Univer
P.O. Box 13528, Capitol Station
sity
Austin, Texas 78711-3528
Blacksburg, Virginia 24061-0401
TEL: 800 531-5441, ext. 51054
TEL: 703 231-6461
David Schumacher
Forecasting Division
Office o f Financial Management
P.O. Box 43113
Olympia, Washington 98504-3113
TEL: 206 586-2478
Gary W. Smith
Extension Economist, Washington State Univer
sity
203C Hulbert Hall
Pullman, Washington 99164-6210
TEL: 509 335-2852
W est Virginia
Randy Childs
Susan Tfilly
Texas State Data Center
Texas Department o f Commerce
P.O. Box 12728, Capitol Station
Austin, Texas 78711
TEL: 512 320-9683
Bernard Weinstein
Director, Center for Economic Development
and Research
University o f North Texas
P.O. Box 12988
Denton, Texas 76203
TEL: 817 565-4049
John L. Knapp
Bureau o f Business Research
Center for Public Service
West Virginia University
University o f Virginia
323 Business and Economic Building
918 Emmet Street North, Suite 300
P.O. Box 6025
Charlottesville, Virginia 22903-4832
Morgantown, West Virginia 26506-6025
TEL: 804 982-5638
TEL: 304 293-7832
Roy L. Pearson
Fred Cutlip
Director, Bureau o f Business Research
Director, Community Development Division
School o f Business Administration
ATTN: Mary C. Harless
College o f William and Mary
Building 6, Room B-553
P.O. Box 8795
Capitol Complex
Williamsburg, Viiginia 23187-8795
Charleston, West Virginia 25305
TEL: 804 221-2935
TEL: 304 558-4010
Rita Wright
Bureau o f Business Research
Richard A. Phillips
Kerri Petry
The University o f Texas at Austin
Editor, Hampton Roads Ecomomic Report
Tax Analyst, Department o f Tax and Revenue
P.O. Box 7459, University Station
School o f Business Administration
P.O. Box 2389
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Charleston, West Virginia 25328
Madison, Wisconsin 53707-7868
TEL: 304 558-8730
TEL: 608 266-1927
P.O. Box 3925
Laramie, Wyoming 82071
TEL: 307 766-2939
Gene Schubert
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Department o f Revenue
Jan Gallagher
125 South Webster Street
Economic Analysis Division
Director, Bureau o f Business and Economic
Madison, Wisconsin 53702
Wyoming Department o f Administration
Research
TEL: 608 266-8132
and Information
Steve Furtney
Emerson Building, Room 327E
University o f Wisconsin-La Crosse
204 North Hall
William A. Strang
Cheyenne, Wyoming 82002
1725 State Street
Associate Dean for External Relations
TEL: 307 7 7 7 -7504
La Crosse, Wisconsin 54601
The University o f Wisconsin-Madison
TEL: 608 7 85-8500
975 University Avenue, Room 5151
Clynn Phillips
Madison, Wisconsin 53706-1323
Associate Director, Department o f Agricultural
TEL: 608 262-1550
Economics
The University o f Wyoming
Robert Naylor
P.O. Box 3354, University Station
Demographics Services Center
W yoming
Department o f Administration
G. Fred Doll
Laramie, Wyoming 82071
101 South Webster Street, 6th Floor
Director, Survey Research Center
TEL: 307 766-2178
P.O. Box 7868
University o f Wyoming
Appendix B
Availability of Tables from the Regional Economic Information System
Table
Time series
Frequency
Tim e lag
(months)
Media
Page
Quarterly series (available for United
States, regions, and States)
Quarterly Personal Income (SQ1) ...................
Quarterly Personal Income by Major Source
and Earnings by Major Industry (SQ5).
Quarterly Wages and Salaries by Major
Source and Major Industry (SQ7).
1969-93:IV
1969—93:IV
Quarterly
Quarterly
4
4
1969-93:1V
Quarterly
4
1 9 2 9-9 3
Annually
8
Computer printout
Computer printout, magnetic tape,
microcomputer diskette
Computer printout, magnetic tape,
microcomputer diskette
M-54
M-55
M-55
State annual series (available for United
States, regions, and States)
State Summary Tables (S A 1 -3) .......................
Computer printout, magnetic tape,
microcomputer diskette
Personal In c o m e ...............................................
Population...........................................................
Per Capita Personal Income .........................
M-56
M-57
M-58
Personal Income by Major Source and
Earnings by Industry (SA5).
W age and Salary Disbursements by Industry
(SA7).
Full-Time and Part-Time Employees by
Industry (SA25).
Full-Time and Part-Time W age and Salary
Employees by Industry (SA27).
Transfer Payments (SA35) ................................
19 2 9-9 3
Annually
8
1 9 2 9-9 3
Annually
8
1 9 6 9-9 3
Annually
8
1 9 6 9-9 3
Annually
8
1 9 4 8-9 3
Annually
8
Farm Income and Expenses (SA45) ..............
1 9 6 9-9 3
Annually
9
Personal Tax and Nontax Payments (SA50) .
1 9 4 8 -9 3
Annually
8
Disposable Personal Income (S A 5 0 )..............
1 9 4 8-9 3
Annually
8
19 6 9-9 2
Annually
16
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microcomputer diskette
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microcomputer diskette
Computer printout, magnetic tape,
microcomputer diskette
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microcomputer diskette
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microcomputer diskette
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microcomputer diskette
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microcomputer diskette
Computer printout, microcomputer diskette
M-60
M-62
M-64
M-66
M -68
M-69
M-70
M-71
County annual series (available for United
States, regions, States, counties, and
metropolitan areas)
Summary Tables (C A 1-3) .......................!.........
Computer printout, magnetic tape,
microcomputer diskette, CD-RO M
Personal In c o m e ...............................................
Population...........................................................
Per Capita Personal Income .........................
M-73
M-73
M-73
Per Capita Personal Income Rankings (CA4)
Personal Income by Major Source and
Earnings by Industry (CA5.2).
Personal Income by Major Source and
Earnings by Major Industry (CA5.1).
Full-Time and Part-Time Employees by
Major Industry (CA25).
Regional Economic Profile (CA30) ..................
1992
19 6 9-9 2
Annually
Annually
16
16
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M-74
M-76
1969-92
Annually
16
M-78
19 6 9-9 2
Annually
16
1 9 6 9-9 2
Annually
16
W age and Salary Summary Tables (CA34) ..
19 6 9-9 2
Annually
12
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microcomputer diskette, CD-RO M
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microcomputer diskette, CD-ROM
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microcomputer diskette, CD-RO M
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microcomputer diskette, CD-RO M
Total W ages and S a la rie s ..............................
W age and Salary Em ploym ent.....................
Average W age per Job ..................................
BEARFACTS (BEA Regional Fact S h e e t).....
M-79
M-80
M-80
M-80
Annually
16
Transfer Payments (CA35) ................................
19 8 2-9 2
19 9 1-9 2
19 6 9-9 2
Annually
16
Farm Income and Expenses (CA45) ..............
1 9 6 9-9 2
Annually
16
Census Journey-to-Work ....................................
1960, 1970,
1980, 1990
19 6 9-9 2
Decennial
Census
Annually
Total Commuters’ Income Flows .....................
M-79
16
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CD-RO M
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microcomputer diskette, CD-RO M
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microcomputer diskette, CD-RO M
Computer printout, magnetic tape, CD-RO M
M-81
Computer printout, magnetic tape, CD-ROM
M-84
M-82
M-82
M-83
M -5 3
M-54
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
Quarterly Personal Income for States and Regions
[Millions of dollars, seasonally adjusted at annual rates]
1991
1
II
1992
III
IV
1
III
II
IV
U n ite d S t a t e s ..........................................................
4 ,7 6 1 ,8 4 5
4 ,8 1 2 .9 2 2
4 ,8 4 0 ,8 9 9
4,911,121
5 ,0 0 1 ,1 8 4
5 ,0 7 7 ,4 0 2
5 ,1 2 2 ,2 0 5
5 ,312,702
N e w E n g la n d .......................................................
2 9 2 ,4 8 6
294,301
294 ,5 5 3
298 ,2 1 5
30 1 ,6 1 0
84,376
21,397
135,986
23,282
19,393
10,118
86,284
22,001
139,136
23,929
19,808
10,452
309,081
84,598
21,244
135,988
23,126
19,322
10,023
85,477
21,607
137,679
23,618
19,610
10,225
3 0 5 ,6 4 8
319 ,128
975 ,0 2 0
977 ,6 3 9
Connecticut..........................................
Maine...................................................
Massachusetts.....................................
New Hampshire...................................
Rhode Island .......................................
Vermont ...............................................
M id e a s t ..................................................................
83,874
21,262
135,189
22,900
19,318
9,943
9 6 3 ,8 8 6
Delaware..............................................
District of Columbia ..............................
Maryland..............................................
New Jersey..........................................
New York .............................................
Pennsylvania .......................................
13,711
15,656
108,234
189,085
406,790
230,412
G re a t L a k e s .........................................................
7 8 3 ,4 2 8
13,673
15,593
109,262
191,132
412,825
232,535
87,864
22,330
140,532
24,152
20,121
10,648
89,385
22,588
141,523
24,429
20,357
10,799
9 8 9 ,6 0 6
1,006,251
1 ,020,286
13,717
15,319
109,497
191,917
413,058
234,130
13,893
15,397
110,606
194,104
417,980
237,626
13,949
15,867
111,755
198,315
424,568
241,797
14,205
16,151
113,353
201,323
430,058
245,196
1 ,033,597
14,352
16,491
114,821
204,206
435,585
248,142
92,582
22,906
146,346
25,319
20,929
11,047
1,072,138
14,766
16,822
117,727
212,308
455,203
255,311
798 ,0 5 4
8 0 9 ,6 1 0
824,641
839 ,1 2 0
846 ,3 9 5
875,621
Illinois...................................................
Indiana.................................................
Michigan ..............................................
Ohio .....................................................
Wisconsin ............................................
234,170
95,262
171,817
194,829
87,349
236,731
95,994
174,139
195,339
88,249
238,031
96,941
175,682
198,276
89,124
240,774
98,685
178,367
201,257
90,527
245,951
101,068
180,046
205,214
92,364
250,142
102,858
183,900
208,260
93,960
253,213
104,252
184,155
209,545
95,231
262,126
107,509
190,957
216,387
98,642
P l a i n s .....................................................................
317 ,1 3 9
321 ,1 7 3
3 3 6 ,8 3 3
3 3 9 ,3 9 2
341 ,1 9 4
356 ,2 9 8
50,727
48,268
91,531
98,229
29,933
10,498
12,009
52,826
51,038
95,325
101,215
31,374
11,767
12,752
1,086,481
1 ,088,119
1 ,137,196
Iowa ....................................................
Kansas .................................................
Minnesota ............................................
Missouri ...............................................
Nebraska .............................................
North Dakota .......................................
South Dakota.......................................
47,601
44,543
84,029
92,067
28,312
9,456
11,131
S o u t h e a s t .............................................................
1 ,0 1 2 ,7 5 8
Alabama...............................................
Arkansas..............................................
Florida..................................................
Georgia................................................
Kentucky..............................................
Louisiana .............................................
Mississippi ...........................................
North Carolina .....................................
South Carolina.....................................
Tennessee ...........................................
Virginia.................................................
West Virginia .......................................
62,896
, 33,924
252,243
114,792
55,970
62,902
33,672
110,727
54,542
80,309
124,727
26,055
S o u t h w e s t ............................................................
790,451
320 ,5 5 5
32 9 ,3 0 4
47,570
45,479
84,873
92,820
29,021
9,838
11,572
47,196
45,122
85,403
93,584
28,645
9,411
11,195
48,415
47,070
86,951
95,299
28,902
10,858
11,810
1 ,023,089
1 ,032,560
1 ,0 4 6 ,5 8 6
1 ,069,513
64,110
34,242
255,016
117,694
58,028
64,318
34,277
114,656
55,220
82,005
126,497
26,498
65,027
35,014
257,158
119,412
59,099
65,472
35,044
115,796
55,952
83,833
127.807
26,971
66,604
36,597
261,365
122,194
60,460
66,842
36,060
118,507
57,000
86,104
130,152
27,627
67,562
37,271
264,855
124,237
61,411
68,004
36,589
120,771
57,821
87,812
132,205
27,944
68,601
37,157
256,888
125,862
62,177
67,894
36,798
122,842
58,615
88,783
134,176
28,326
4 3 8 ,3 0 7
4 4 6 ,8 1 8
4 5 6 ,0 0 2
4 6 4 ,8 0 6
4 7 0 ,3 7 8
487 ,9 5 7
64,772
23,844
51,458
315,928
65,964
24,248
52,264
322,330
66,900
24,601
52,575
326,302
69,112
25,116
54,225
339,505
135 ,296
137 ,9 5 8
139 ,777
145,188
69,426
17,124
12,891
27,383
8,471
70,818
17,542
13,166
27,824
8,608
856 ,9 9 7
8 7 1 ,0 3 7
8 8 3 ,7 1 0
12,446
636,065
24,846
27,192
52,877
103,571
12,759
645,210
25,521
27,925
53,703
105,918
12,891
653,838
25,887
28,375
54,642
108,077
12,997
661,788
24,336
29,030
55,657
109,856
13,233
677,430
26,885
30,394
57,141
114,091
301,610
864,680
824,641
336,833
858,417
249,228
470,824
251,838
843,112
305,648
876,577
839,120
339,392
871,542
253,374
479,870
256,544
855,335
309,081
887,933
846,395
341,194
872,372
256,359
483,928
260,308
864,635
319,128
922,822
875,621
356,298
912,656
265,218
502,368
269,810
888,781
63,416
34,184
253,922
116,478
56,982
63,640
34,065
112,388
54,808
81,179
125,791
26,238
429 ,4 6 3
Arizona.................................................
New Mexico.........................................
Oklahoma ............................................
Texas ...................................................
4 3 5 ,7 0 4
61,796
22,503
48,695
296,469
62,389
22,794
49,403
301,117
62,544
22,913
49,318
303,533
R o c k y M o u n ta in ...............................................
126 ,285
129 ,160
130 ,0 2 8
133 ,986
Colorado ..............................................
Idaho....................................................
Montana...............................................
Utah .....................................................
Wyoming..............................................
64,825
15,837
12,130
25,405
8,089
66,168
16,315
12,479
25,947
8,251
66,714
16,349
12,416
26,238
8,311
68,369
16,973
13,467
26,716
8,461
F a r W e s t ...............................................................
836 ,4 0 0
Alaska ..................................................
California..............................................
Hawaii ..................................................
Nevada ................................................
Oregon.................................................
Washington..........................................
12,017
625,310
24,258
25,949
50,698
98,168
8 4 4 ,0 2 3
849,201
12,148
629,828
24,330
26,397
51,391
99,928
12,294
632,401
24,516
26,791
51,836
101,363
50,803
47,409
89,502
96,743
30,066
10,357
11,954
63,442
23,260
50,707
309,389
50,542
48,342
90,085
97,692
30,099
10,616
12,017
71,898
17,721
13,177
28,352
8,629
893 ,6 6 5
70,665
38,711
279,946
130,277
64,125
69,927
37,862
126,350
60,202
92,566
137,603
28,961
74,257
18,596
14,142
29,267
8,926
919 ,175
Census Divisions
New England...........................................
Middle Atlantic.........................................
East North Central ..................................
West North Central .................................
South Atlantic ..........................................
East South Central..................................
West South Central.................................
Mountain..................................................
Pacific......................................................
292,486
826,286
783,428
317,139
820,685
232,847
441,990
236,534
810,451
Note.—Detail may not add to totals because of rounding.
294,301
836,492
790,451
321,173
828,152
235,641
448,345
240,740
817,626
294,553
839,105
798,054
320,555
834,114
238,420
451,411
242,276
822,410
298,215
849,710
809,610
329,304
842,992
243,003
460,582
247,899
829,805
M-55
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
Quarterly Personal I n c o m e b y M a j o r S o u r c e a n d Earni n g s b y Industry for States
[Millions of dollars, seasonally adjusted at annual rates]
C o n n e c tic u t
1992
1991
1
III
II
IV
I
h
III
IV
In c o m e b y p la c e o f re s id e n c e
Total personal income............................................................
Nonfarm personal Income....................................................
Farm personal income.........................................................
83,874
83,650
225
84,598
84,364
234
84,376
84,159
217
85,477
85,270
206
86,284
86,059
225
87,864
87,631
234
89,385
89,162
223
92582
92361
221
59,807
4,207
2,555
58,155
15,492
10,227
514
9,713
60,514
4,247
2,617
58,884
15,295
10,418
583
9,835
60,516
4,235
2,619
58,900
14,829
10,647
607
10,040
60,840
4,232
2,677
59,285
15,108
11,083
734
10,349
61,266
4,286
2,862
59,842
14,541
11,901
964
10,937
62,237
4,325
2,877
60,789
14,794
12,282
1,026
11,255
63,184
4,360
2,923
61,747
15,096
12,541
976
11,565
65620
4433
3220
64407
15413
12761
958
11803
48,933
5,268
5,607
144
5,463
49,448
5,384
5,682
153
5,529
49,349
5,456
5,711
139
5,572
49,570
5,549
5,721
129
5,592
49,718
5,605
5,943
148
5,795
50,464
5,717
6,056
156
5,899
51,122
5,828
6,234
145
6,088
53402
5918
6300
143
6156
225
59,583
52,180
265
56
2,885
14,149
3,674
10,475
3,109
4,032
5,436
6,827
15,421
7,403
941
461
6,000
234
60,280
52,749
281
55
2,877
14,259
3,730
10,529
2,973
3,956
5,512
6,981
15,856
7,531
937
435
6,159
217
60,299
52,946
282
56
2,942
14,290
3,828
10,463
3,061
3,958
5,469
7,013
15,874
7,353
915
394
6,044
206
60,634
53,154
286
59
2,812
14,544
3,860
10,684
3,011
3,960
5,406
6,941
16,136
7,480
978
380
6,122
225
61,041
53,418
278
56
2,785
14,266
3,707
10,559
2,959
3,997
5,395
7,374
16,306
7,623
1,024
383
6,216
234
62,003
54,376
282
62
2,832
14,376
3,888
10,488
2,997
4,060
5,519
7,291
16,956
7,628
1,030
387
6,211
223
62,962
55,294
283
63
3,132
14,398
3,893
10,505
3,080
4,101
5,525
7,354
17,360
7,668
1,051
391
6,226
221
65398
57615
284
67
2941
14745
4046
10699
3107
4237
5596
8501
18137
7783
1047
378
6358
D e riv a tio n o f p e rs o n a l in c o m e
Total earnings by place of work ..........................................
Less: Personal contributions for social Insurance2 *..............
Plus: Adjustment for residence............................................
Equals: Net earnings by place of residence.........................
Plus: Dividends, interest and rent4 ......................................
Plus: Transfer payments......................................................
State U.l. Benefits.........................................................
Transfers excluding State U.l........................................
E a rn in g s b y p la c e o f w o rk
Components of earnings:
Wages and salaries ............................................................
Other labor income .............................................................
Proprietors’ income5 ...........................................................
Farm ................................................................................
Nonfarm...........................................................................
E a rn in g s b y In d u s try
Farm...................................................................................
Nonfarm ..............................................................................
Private .............................................................................
Agricultural services, forestry, fisheries, and other ........
Mining ..........................................................................
Construction.................................................................
Manufacturing ..............................................................
Nondurable goods.....................................................
Durable goods..........................................................
Transportation and public utilities..................................
Wholesale trade............................................................
Retail trade ..................................................................
Finance, insurance, and real esta te ..............................
Services .......................................................................
Government.....................................................................
Federal, civilian.............................................................
Military..........................................................................
State and local..............................................................
Quarterly Wages and Salaries by Major Source and Major Industry
[Millions of dollars, seasonally ad|usted at annual rates]
M ic h ig a n
1989
T o ta l w a g e s a n d s a l a r ie s ......................................................................
Farm...................................................................................
Agricultural services, forestry, fisheries, and other6 .............
Mining..................................................................................
Construction........................................................................
Manufacturing .....................................................................
Nondurable goods ...........................................................
Durable goods.................................................................
Transportation and public utilities........................................
Wholesale trad e..................................................................
Retail trade..........................................................................
Finance, insurance, and real esta te ....................................
Services ..............................................................................
Government ........................................................................
Federal, civilian ...............................................................
Military .............................................................................
State and local ................................................................
1990
I
II
9 8 ,174
9 7 ,9 7 4
9 9 ,380
100 ,228
246
309
305
3,988
35,474
6,907
28,567
4,926
6,266
8,885
4,845
18,649
14,283
1,721
428
12,134
100 ,9 0 6
250
317
323
4,051
34,460
6,846
27,614
4,889
6,363
8,921
4,729
19,320
14,350
1,717
430
12,203
258
335
324
4,085
34,300
6,906
27,394
4,951
6,390
9,012
4,777
19,750
15,198
1,723
433
13,042
265
347
320
4,287
34,092
6,908
27,185
5,037
6,489
9,222
4,871
20,327
14,973
1,743
434
12,797
290
338
315
4,327
33,574
6,917
26,657
5,096
6,515
9,319
4,979
20,833
15,322
1,800
445
13,077
314
355
309
4284
34,613
7,100
27,513
5,193
6,550
9,446
5,073
21,152
15,655
1,924
445
13,286
1
II
I
II
III
IV
109,401
109 ,389
115 ,4 4 0
in
IV
I
h
hi
IV
102 943
104 330
103 035
1991
T o ta l w a g e s a n d s a l a r ie s ......................................................................
Farm...................................................................................
Agricultural services, forestry, fisheries, and other6 .............
Mining..................................................................................
Construction........................................................................
Manufacturing .....................................................................
Nondurable goods............................................................
Durable goods.................................................................
Transportation and public utilities........................................
Wholesale trad e..................................................................
Retail trade..........................................................................
Finance, insurance, and real estate ....................................
Services ..............................................................................
Government ........................................................................
Federal, civilian ...............................................................
Military .............................................................................
State and local ................................................................
10 1 ,9 9 0
102,874
324
371
323
3,910
32,272
6,991
25,282
5,143
6,708
9,440
5,324
21,667
16,508
1,847
471
14,190
326
374
306
3,891
32,930
7,077
25,852
5,218
6,660
9,562
5,260
21,694
16,455
1,833
465
14,157
2. Personal contributions for social Insurance are Included In earnings by type and industry
but excluded from personal Income.
4. Includes capital consumption adjustment for rental income of persons.
5. Includes the Inventory valuation and capital consumption adjustments.
6. “Other” consists of the wages and salaries of U.S. residents employed by International
322
360
295
4212
34,768
7,052
27,716
5,249
6,656
9,463
5,230
21,588
16,186
1,832
439
13,915
328
360
285
4125
33,815
6,981
26,834
5,225
6,634
9,453
5,195
21,445
16,169
1,816
440
13,913
1992
III
IV
104 ,179
105 ,9 6 7
324
365
303
3,935
33,928
7,224
26,703
5,301
6,715
9,586
5,334
21,931
16,459
1,857
446
14,156
331
376
317
3,778
34,493
7,330
27,163
5,247
6,814
9,670
5,460
22,506
16,974
1,867
435
14,673
106 ,332
344
383
294
3,813
33,654
7,415
26,238
5,157
6,968
9,759
5,554
23,182
17,223
1,930
429
14,865
356
395
288
3,914
35,193
7,503
27,690
5,312
7,071
9,885
5,711
23,674
17,603
1,957
431
15,216
366
387
312
3,914
34,782
7,569
27,213
5,375
7,178
10,043
5,836
24,145
17,050
1,980
433
14,637
organizations and foreign embassies and consulates In the United States,
Note.—Detail may not add to totals because of rounding.
377
399
329
3,957
37,072
7,840
29,232
5,727
7,521
10,430
6,473
25,231
17,924
1,997
414
15,513
M-56
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
Personal Income for States and Regions
[Millions of dollars]
1983
1984
1985
U n ited S ta te s ..........................
2 ,8 5 7 ,8 8 7
3 ,1 4 4 ,5 1 3
3 ,368,244
N e w E n g la n d .........................................
170 ,377
189 ,932
204 ,940
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
3 ,5 8 0 ,0 1 7
3 ,7 8 9 ,3 9 2
4 ,0 6 3 ,0 4 5
4 ,3 6 7 ,7 1 9
4 ,6 5 7 ,1 2 0
4 ,833,548
5 ,1 3 0 ,6 1 7
2 2 2 ,3 3 7
241 ,2 5 7
263 ,8 0 7
281,391
2 9 1 ,3 4 8
296 ,0 8 2
310 ,052
68,708
16,871
112,775
19,418
15,588
7,897
75,164
18,403
123,432
21,249
16,954
8,605
80,111
19,957
131,248
22,557
18,100
9,419
83,624
20,915
135,051
23,119
18,781
9,859
84,596
21,293
137,119
23,852
19,148
10,074
89,036
22,360
142,828
25,100
19,996
10,732
948 ,0 5 8
974 ,8 2 6
1,031,880
14,698
14,905
109,046
197,135
407,942
231,100
15,301
15,590
114,115
210,059
432,001
244,814
Connecticut................................
Maine........................................
Massachusetts...........................
New Hampshire.........................
Rhode Island .............................
Vermont ....................................
49,007
11,879
79,970
12,339
11,564
5,619
54,496
13,124
89,446
13,993
12,698
6,175
58,544
14,142
96,284
15,700
13,552
6,719
63,154
15,462
104,372
17,534
14,524
7,291
M id e a s t ....................................................
576 ,9 6 6
631 ,876
675 ,8 1 2
721 ,9 5 5
7 6 8 ,9 4 6
8 3 2 ,6 2 0
894 ,4 1 0
Delaware...................................
District of Columbia ...................
Maryland ...................................
New Jersey...............................
New York ..................................
Pennsylvania .............................
7,839
9,771
59,019
113,510
243,684
143,144
8,521
10,575
65,432
125,824
267,853
153,670
9,278
11,234
71,290
135,879
284,490
163,641
9,993
11,579
77,100
146,134
303,737
173,411
10,775
12,094
83,586
157,575
322,499
182,417
11,743
13,138
91,282
172,696
348,654
195,107
12,845
13,844
98,915
183,950
375,489
209,367
14,164
14,464
105,499
193,693
397,796
222,442
G re a t L a k e s ............................................
610 ,4 9 8
640 ,129
681 ,9 6 0
730 ,1 9 6
7 7 2 ,1 9 2
798 ,109
849 ,274
190,876
77,210
143,595
157,837
70,611
203,976
82,140
152,965
168,221
74,659
219,458
88,205
163,200
179,035
80,298
233,019
93,493
170,554
189,268
85,858
239,916
96,985
175,961
195,544
89,702
255,651
104,204
185,713
207,769
95,936
2 7 0 ,3 5 0
2 9 0 ,6 5 0
3 1 1 ,0 2 8
323,471
344 ,904
495 ,585
5 4 4 ,8 1 7
577 ,7 0 9
Illinois........................................
Indiana......................................
Michigan ...................................
Ohio ..........................................
Wisconsin ..................................
148,875
59,118
108,056
124,644
54,892
163,377
65,574
119,446
136,240
60,180
172,330
69,062
129,247
143,732
63,338
181,432
73,079
137,924
150,915
67,147
P l a i n s ........................................................
200 ,073
221 ,3 7 5
234 ,3 0 6
246 ,054
2 5 8 ,1 5 6
36,073
33,685
59,977
67,770
20,722
8,221
7,858
37,573
35,309
63,536
71,624
21,399
8,339
8,275
39,072
36,898
67,589
75,114
22,241
8,498
8,744
40,384
38,960
71,082
79,360
23,726
7,917
8,920
Iowa..........................................
Kansas ......................................
Minnesota ..................................
Missouri ....................................
Nebraska ..................................
North Dakota .............................
South Dakota.............................
31,526
29,454
49,936
57,078
17,764
7,574
6,742
S o u t h e a s t ...............................................
580 ,4 7 5
641,541
689 ,8 6 3
739 ,1 7 6
788 ,5 8 0
8 5 0 ,4 3 8
37,068
20,962
132,797
61,231
35,410
46,613
21,295
61,218
30,392
45,955
69,495
18,038
40,481
23,332
145,868
69,590
39,396
49,418
23,262
68,908
33,775
51,023
77,340
19,149
43,309
24,838
160,044
76,323
40,893
51,415
24,349
74,414
36,201
54,594
83,656
19,826
46,215
26,104
173,814
83,344
42,789
51,410
25,445
80,517
38,729
59,102
91,107
20,601
48,911
27,212
188,430
89,647
45,001
51,211
26,915
86,723
41,528
63,509
98,518
20,976
52,430
29,046
204,501
97,269
47,812
53,922
28,856
94,357
45,080
68,275
106,924
21,966
274,981
30 0 ,8 3 9
3 2 4 ,1 5 7
333 ,9 9 3
41,957
16,429
40,468
225,303
49,764
17,881
40,788
233,848
360 ,633
37,598
15,154
39,005
209,082
46,052
17,128
40,835
229,978
342,281
33,327
13,922
36,914
190,818
52,835
18,856
42,561
246,381
105 ,079
Alabama....................................
Arkansas...................................
Florida.......................................
Georgia .....................................
Kentucky...................................
Louisiana ..................................
Mississippi .................................
North Carolina ...........................
South Carolina...........................
Tennessee ................................
Virginia......................................
West Virginia .............................
S o u th w e s t ..............................................
Arizona......................................
New Mexico ...............................
Oklahoma .................................
Texas ........................................
34,747
31,759
56,548
63,130
19,618
7,977
7,596
93,490
9 7 ,419
100 ,532
Colorado ...................................
Idaho.........................................
Montana....................................
Utah ..........................................
Wyoming...................................
41,927
9,917
8,699
15,256
6,203
45,747
10,551
9,105
16,828
6,408
48,419
11,053
9,307
18,033
6,678
50,457
11,476
9,868
19,001
6,617
52,023
11,990
10,154
19,990
6,375
F a r W e s t ..................................................
47 7 ,4 2 9
52 5 ,4 9 4
5 6 7 ,9 6 7
60 8 ,5 8 5
Alaska .......................................
California...................................
Hawaii .......................................
Nevada .....................................
Oregon ......................................
Washington................................
8,775
358,079
13,113
11,871
30,195
55,395
9,236
397,323
13,985
12,988
32,827
59,134
9,986
431,415
14,987
14,180
34,571
62,828
9,981
463,423
16,098
15,390
36,343
67,349
R o c k y M o u n ta in .................................
82,001
8 8 ,6 3 8
54,474
12,658
10,310
21,066
6,569
43,947
40,841
77,370
84,546
25,262
8,876
9,809
46,998
44,121
82,324
89,551
27,442
9,758
10,834
48,598
45,527
85,266
93,928
28,744
10,024
11,385
52,103
48,807
91,512
98,963
30,438
10,934
12,147
916 ,9 0 5
980 ,9 1 7
1,028,327
1,094,827
56,222
30,826
226,498
103,733
51,475
56,286
30,778
101,944
47,836
72,778
115,544
22,985
60,187
32,691
243,038
110,779
55,422
60,081
32,458
108,941
52,744
77,493
122,444
24,639
63,774
34,661
251,992
116,393
58,587
63,959
34,343
114,219
55,110
81,719
127,520
26,047
68,221
37,817
262,929
124,803
63,261
68,055
36,936
123,074
58,362
88,584
135,003
27,784
384 ,6 4 8
413 ,0 7 0
435 ,476
467 ,529
56,270
20,060
45,080
263,238
59,471
21,600
47,726
284,274
62,206
23,004
49,706
300,560
66,386
24,609
52,847
323,687
113 ,050
121,105
129 ,643
139,558
62,187
15,256
11,798
24,344
7,519
66,471
16,218
12,660
26,171
8,125
71,654
17,634
13,397
28,328
8,545
892 ,5 9 3
58,241
14,055
11,318
22,515
6,920
649,511
698 ,1 5 8
756 ,4 7 0
819 ,4 0 2
847 ,6 1 4
9,588
496,480
17,126
16,812
38,305
71,199
9,930
533,608
18,522
18,716
41,192
76,190
10,898
574,638
20,472
21,394
45,188
83,878
11,722
619,446
22,757
24,088
48,707
92,681
12,393
634,134
24,065
25,980
51,286
99,757
13,157
662,786
25,255
28,254
54,840
108,301
281,391
768,806
730,196
290,650
744,143
211,254
395,430
210,774
735,076
291,348
813,931
772,192
311,028
796,711
225,561
424,772
226,264
795,314
296,082
836,177
798,109
323,471
829,931
238,424
448,886
240,833
821,635
310,052
886,875
849,274
344,904
876,960
257,001
482,406
258,806
864,339
Census Divisions
New England.................................
Middle Atlantic...............................
East North Central ........................
West North Central .......................
South Atlantic ...............................
East South Central........................
West South Central.......................
Mountain.......................................
Pacific...........................................
170,377
500,338
495,585
200,073
449,800
139,728
295,307
141,121
465,558
189,932
547,348
544,817
221,375
499,158
154,162
320,836
154,379
512,505
No te —Detail may not add to totals because of rounding.
204,940
584,010
577,709
234,306
542,267
163,144
342,023
166,056
553,787
222,337
623,283
610,498
246,054
586,784
173,550
348,326
175,989
593,195
241,257
662,491
640,129
258,156
632,277
184,335
353,059
184,990
632,699
263,807
716,457
681,960
270,350
686,260
197,372
371,910
195,487
679,442
M-57
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
Total Population for States and Regions1
[Thousands]
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
U n ite d S ta te s ..........................
233 ,8 0 6
2 3 5 ,8 4 7
2 3 7 ,9 5 0
240 ,1 8 2
242,321
244 ,534
24 6 ,8 2 0
2 4 9 ,4 6 6
25 2 ,1 6 0
255,082
N e w E n g la n d .........................................
12,545
12,643
1 2 ,742
13,222
3,180
1,156
5,841
977
962
527
3,201
1,163
5,881
997
969
530
3,224
1,170
5,903
1,025
977
534
12,953
13,086
3,163
1,145
5,800
958
956
523
12,835
13,195
3,289
1,234
5,996
1,104
1,005
567
13,200
3,281
1,235
5,998
1,111
1,005
570
M id e a s t ....................................................
4 2 ,5 4 6
4 2 ,6 9 0
4 2 ,799
4 2 ,9 9 6
Delaware...................................
District of Columbia ...................
Maryland ...................................
New Jersey................................
New York ..................................
Pennsylvania .............................
605
632
4,314
7,468
17,688
11,838
612
633
4,366
7,516
17,747
11,816
618
635
4,414
7,566
17,794
11,772
628
638
4,488
7,623
17,836
11,784
637
637
4,566
7,672
17,871
11,812
43,899
680
595
4,859
7,753
18,055
11,958
44,104
689
589
4,908
7,789
18,119
12,009
G re a t L a k e s ............................................
4 1 ,480
Connecticut................................
Maine........................................
Massachusetts...........................
New Hampshire.........................
Rhode Island .............................
Vermont ....................................
4 1 ,3 6 9
4 1 ,397
4 1 ,423
Illinois........................................
Indiana......................................
Michigan ...................................
Ohio ..........................................
Wisconsin .................................
11,410
5,451
9,048
10,738
4,722
11,413
5,459
9,050
10,739
4,736
11,401
5,460
9,077
10,736
4,748
P l a i n s ........................................................
17,326
Iowa ..........................................
Kansas ......................................
Minnesota ..................................
Missouri ....................................
Nebraska ..................................
North Dakota .............................
South Dakota.............................
2,871
2,416
4,142
4,944
1,584
677
693
1 7 ,384
2,859
2,424
4,158
4,976
1,589
681
697
S o u t h e a s t ...............................................
5 4 ,859
Alabama....................................
Arkansas ...................................
Florida.......................................
Georgia.....................................
Kentucky...................................
Louisiana ..................................
Mississippi .................................
North Carolina ...........................
South Carolina...........................
Tennessee .................................
Virginia......................................
West Virginia .............................
3,934
2,306
10,751
5,729
3,695
4,396
2,568
6,077
3,234
4,660
5,565
1,945
5 5 ,5 2 0
S o u t h w e s t ..............................................
2 3 ,407
Arizona......................................
New Mexico ...............................
Oklahoma .................................
Texas ........................................
R o c k y M o u n ta in ..................................
Colorado ...................................
Idaho.........................................
Montana....................................
Utah ..........................................
Wyoming...................................
Far W e s t ..................................................
Alaska .......................................
California...................................
Hawaii .......................................
Nevada .....................................
Oregon ......................................
Washington................................
2,969
1,394
3,291
15,753
3,952
2,320
11,041
5,835
3,696
4,401
2,578
6,165
3,272
4,687
5,644
1,928
2 3 ,779
3,067
1,417
3,286
16,009
7 ,0 3 5
7 ,1 1 0
3,134
982
814
1,595
510
3,170
991
821
1,622
505
3 4 ,719
488
25,362
1,013
902
2,653
4,301
3 5 ,324
514
25,847
1,028
925
2,667
4,344
3,248
1,185
5,936
1,054
990
540
3,272
1,204
5,981
1,083
997
550
13,182
3,283
1,220
6,016
1,105
1,001
558
4 3 ,196
4 3 ,442
4 3 ,585
4 3 ,703
648
631
4,659
7,713
17,944
11,847
658
624
4,727
7,726
17,983
11,866
669
601
4,802
7,735
18,002
11,893
4 1 ,873
4 2 ,076
11,410
5,524
9,253
10,829
4,857
11,443
5,554
9,314
10,859
4,906
42,427
11,541
5,610
9,380
10,941
4,956
42,753
11,631
5,662
9,437
11,016
5,007
17,595
17,690
17,812
2,780
2,480
4,390
5,127
1,580
637
696
2,795
2,495
4,432
5,157
1,593
635
704
17,960
2,812
2,523
4,480
5,193
1,606
636
711
4 1 ,595
4 1 ,727
11,389
5,455
9,129
10,732
4,756
11,393
5,474
9,189
10,762
4,779
11,392
5,493
9,219
10,800
4,823
17,404
17,395
2,830
2,428
4,185
5,001
1,585
677
698
17,430
2,792
2,433
4,206
5,024
1,575
670
696
17,536
2,767
2,446
4,236
5,057
1,567
661
696
2,769
2,462
4,297
5,082
1,572
655
698
5 8 ,208
5 6 ,8 6 8
5 7 ,544
3,973
2,327
11,352
5,963
3,695
4,409
2,588
6,255
3,304
4,716
5,716
1,907
4,016
2,343
11,999
6,209
3,684
4,345
2,589
6,405
3,381
4,784
5,933
1,858
5 8 ,129
3,992
2,332
11,669
6,085
3,688
4,407
2,594
6,322
3,343
4,739
5,812
1,883
2 4 ,169
2 4 ,5 8 8
3,184
1,439
3,272
16,275
7 ,1 8 8
3,209
994
822
1,643
500
3,309
1,463
3,253
16,563
2,771
2,473
4,338
5,096
1,575
646
697
3,290
1,231
6,020
1,111
1,005
565
59,465
60,246
4,030
2,346
12,638
6,411
3,677
4,253
2,574
6,565
3,457
4,854
6,120
1,807
4,046
2,353
13,045
6,504
3,690
4,211
2,574
6,653
3,498
4,887
6,213
1,790
4,091
2,373
13,267
6,623
3,713
4,254
2,593
6,736
3,560
4,953
6,280
1,803
24,751
2 4 ,863
2 5 ,083
2 5 ,402
3,438
1,479
3,211
16,624
3,536
1,491
3,168
16,669
3,622
1,504
3,150
16,807
3,681
1,520
3,146
17,055
2 5 ,820
3,748
1,549
3,175
17,348
26,281
3,832
1,581
3,212
17,656
7,456
3,378
1,040
809
1,770
460
7,640
3,470
1,067
824
1,813
466
7,201
7 ,2 0 7
7,204
7,234
7,295
3,238
990
814
1,663
496
3,261
985
805
1,678
477
3,263
986
800
1,690
465
3,276
994
800
1,706
458
3,302
1,011
799
1,729
452
36,041
3 6 ,8 2 0
533
26,444
1,040
951
2,673
4,401
544
27,106
1,052
981
2,684
4,453
61,089
4,136
2,399
13,488
6,751
3,755
4,287
2,614
6,843
3,603
5,024
8,377
1,812
5 8 ,734
4,024
2,343
12,308
6,317
3,681
4,289
2,581
6,482
3,413
4,823
6,038
1,830
3 7 ,646
539
27,781
1,068
1,024
2,701
4,533
3 8 ,548
542
28,468
1,080
1,075
2,742
4,641
3 9 ,534
4 0 ,614
547
29,218
1,095
1,137
2,791
4,746
4 1 ,303
551
29,956
1,113
1,224
2,861
4,909
570
30,380
1,137
1,283
2,922
5,012
42,054
587
30,867
1,160
1,327
2,977
5,136
13,182
37,575
41,873
17,595
43,008
15,136
26,556
13,498
38,397
13,222
37,630
42,076
17,690
43,775
15,197
26,765
13,719
39,391
13,195
37,766
42,427
17,812
44,403
15,350
27,151
14,036
40,020
13,200
37,918
42,753
17,960
45,061
15,529
27,554
14,381
40,726
Census Divisions
New England.................................
Middle Atlantic...............................
East North Central ........................
West North Central .......................
South Atlantic................................
East South Central ........................
West South Central.......................
Mountain.......................................
Pacific...........................................
12,545
36,995
41,369
17,326
38,853
14,857
25,745
12,301
33,817
12,643
37,080
41,397
17,384
39,496
14,913
26,015
12,519
34J399
1. Midyear population estimates from the Bureau of the Census.
Note.—Detail may not add to totals because of rounding
12,742
37,132
41,423
17,404
40,163
14,972
26,282
12,742
35,090
12,835
37,243
41,460
17,395
40,868
15,014
26,556
12,953
35,839
12,953
37,355
41,595
17,430
41,625
15,072
26,522
13,146
36,622
13,086
37,505
41,727
17,536
42,324
15,109
26,469
13,305
37,473
M-58
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
Per Capita Personal Income for States and Regions
[Dollars]
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
15,638
16,615
17,696
18,668
19,169
20,114
United States ....................
12,223
13,333
14,155
14,907
New England................................
Connecticut...............................
Maine ........................................
Massachusetts...........................
New Hampshire .........................
Rhode Island .............................
Vermont ....................................
13,581
15,496
10,376
13,788
12,878
12,090
10,736
15,023
17,136
11,355
15,313
14,323
13,200
11,723
16,084
18,286
12,159
16,371
15,749
13,985
12,674
17,323
19,588
13,213
17,680
17,104
14,859
13,650
18,626
21,156
14,240
18,998
18,415
15,750
14,615
20,159
22,969
16,285
20,638
19,625
17,013
15,651
21,347
24,399
16,358
21,818
20,422
18,088
16,889
22,035
25,417
16,988
22,434
20,802
18,689
17,458
22,439
25,722
17,249
22,870
21,596
19,052
17,781
23,488
27,137
18,100
23,811
22,596
19,895
18,834
Mideast ........................................
13,561
12,947
15,448
13,682
15,199
13,777
12,091
14,801
13,931
16,694
14,988
16,740
15,093
13,005
15,791
15,005
17,702
16,152
17,958
15,988
13,901
16,791
15,922
18,140
17,181
19,170
17,030
14,716
17,801
16,914
18,986
18,306
20,540
18,046
15,443
19,166
18,130
20,836
19,594
22,389
19,430
16,468
20,521
19,513
22,180
20,924
23,809
20,880
17,644
21,693
21,168
24,048
21,970
25,040
22,097
18,704
22,206
21,616
25,041
22,444
25,426
22,595
19,326
23,396
22,201
26,485
23,249
26,969
23,842
20,385
11,980
13,048
10,846
11,942
11,607
11,625
13,161
14,315
12,013
13,198
12,687
12,707
13,947
15,115
12,649
14,239
13,388
13,339
14,725
15,931
13,397
15,109
14,063
14,118
15,389
16,754
14,106
15,627
14,667
14,777
16,343
17,905
14,955
16,592
15,576
15,479
17,438
19,234
15,968
17,637
16,532
16,534
18,352
20,363
16,834
18,312
17,430
17,501
18,811
20,789
17,288
18,759
17,873
18,101
19,865
21,980
18,405
19,680
18,860
19,162
South Dakota.............................
11,547
10,982
12,193
12,057
11,545
11,212
11,192
9,728
12,735
12,154
13,100
13,600
12,688
12,348
11,721
10,893
13,463
12,747
13,875
14,332
13,552
13,075
12,142
11,251
14,145
13,456
14,513
15,107
14,257
13,591
12,454
11,887
14,811
14,119
15,087
15,957
14,852
14,195
12,852
12,561
15,417
14,586
15,822
16,543
15,614
15,096
12,079
12,775
16,519
15,862
16,516
17,835
16,591
16,041
13,732
14,080
17,582
16,904
17,788
18,754
17,467
17,365
15,328
15,563
18,160
17,385
18,246
19,237
18,212
18,041
15,787
16,181
19,204
18,526
19,348
20,427
19,058
18,957
17,193
17,081
West Virginia .............................
10,581
9,422
9,091
12,353
10,689
9,584
10,604
8,293
10,073
9,397
9,862
12,488
9,273
11,555
10,243
10,057
13,212
11,925
10,660
11,229
9,022
11,178
10,322
10,886
13,702
9,933
12,274
10,901
10,672
14,098
12,799
11,067
11,662
9,407
11,897
10,958
11,577
14,636
10,396
12,998
11,577
11,193
14,895
13,696
11,601
11,664
9,809
12,735
11,585
12,471
15,675
10,943
13,704
12,180
11,616
15,704
14,438
12,216
11,787
10,396
13,541
12,283
13,277
16,605
11,291
14,630
13,028
12,397
16,615
15,398
12,991
12,571
11,181
14,558
13,210
14,156
17,709
12,000
15,611
13,950
13,138
17,922
16,180
13,998
13,235
11,956
15,527
13,838
14,992
18,879
12,723
16,496
14,875
13,891
18,631
17,033
15,020
14,267
12,609
16,375
15,077
15,856
19,708
13,764
17,069
15,590
14,603
18,995
17,574
15,780
15,036
13,243
16,957
15,479
16,498
20,305
14,447
17,922
16,496
15,765
19,494
18,485
16,848
15,874
14,128
17,986
16,197
17,632
21,170
15,332
Texas ........................................
11,748
11,225
9,984
11,218
12,113
12,652
12,257
10,695
11,871
13,061
13,412
13,178
11,421
12,369
13,844
13,584
13,919
11,708
12,552
13,885
13,829
14,477
12,092
12,704
14,067
14,505
14,943
12,651
13,437
14,780
15,335
15,535
13,339
14,310
15,663
16,262
16,154
14,215
15,172
16,668
16,866
16,597
14,853
15,655
17,325
17,789
17,323
15,563
16,452
18,333
Wyoming...................................
11,656
13,379
10,099
10,686
9,564
12,154
12,467
14,430
10,648
11,090
10,372
12,690
13,042
15,088
11,118
11,316
10,975
13,363
13,529
15,584
11,588
12,125
11,426
13,348
13,950
15,954
12,171
12,611
11,910
13,363
14,587
16,696
12,840
12,883
12,468
14,123
15,627
17,779
14,134
14,154
13,199
15,096
16,602
18,832
15,084
14,761
14,077
16,628
17,388
19,680
15,599
15,648
14,785
17,680
18,266
20,648
16,523
16,264
15,624
18,330
13,751
17,966
14,119
12,948
13,160
11,380
12,881
14,876
17,978
15,372
13,604
14,041
12,309
13,613
15,759
18,752
16,314
14,413
14,908
12,934
14,277
16,529
18,337
17,097
15,304
15,692
13,541
15,124
17,253
17,777
17,871
16,035
16,426
14,180
15,709
18,111
18,318
18,744
17,150
17,407
15,024
16,418
19,135
19,918
19,667
18,703
18,810
16,193
17,672
20,175
21,264
20,679
20,440
19,681
17,024
18,879
20,522
21,723
20,874
21,172
20,249
17,554
19,903
21,225
22,419
21,472
21,779
21,285
18,419
21,088
21,347
20,460
17,438
16,519
17,303
13,957
14,890
15,616
19,144
22,035
21,630
18,352
17,582
18,200
14,842
15,870
16,492
20,190
22,439
22,141
18,811
18,160
18,691
15,533
16,533
1/\158
20,530
23,488
23,389
19,865
19,204
19,462
16,550
17,508
17,996
21,223
District of Columbia ...................
Maryland ...................................
New Jersey...............................
New York ...................................
Pennsylvania .............................
Great L akes.................................
Illinois........................................
Indiana......................................
Michigan ...................................
Wisconsin .................................
P lains...........................................
Far W est......................................
Washington................................
Census Divisions
Pacific...........................................
13,581
13,525
11,980
11,547
11,577
9,405
11,471
11,473
13,767
15,023
14,761
13,161
12,735
12,638
10,337
12,333
12,332
14,899
16,084
15,728
13,947
13,463
13,502
10,896
13,014
13,032
15,782
17,323
16,736
14,725
14,145
14,358
11,560
13,117
13,587
16,552
18,626
17,735
15,389
14,811
15,190
12,230
13,312
14,072
17,276
20,159
19,103
16,343
15,417
16,214
13,063
14,051
14,692
18,132
M-59
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
Per Capita Pereonal Income for States and Regions
[Percent of national average]
100
100
100
114
1992
1991
1990
1989
1988
1967
1986
1985
1984
1983
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
118
119
121
121
118
117
117
111
113
Connecticut................................
Maine........................................
Massachusetts...........................
New Hampshire.........................
Rhode Island .............................
127
85
113
105
99
88
129
85
115
107
99
88
129
86
116
111
99
90
131
89
119
115
100
92
135
91
121
118
101
93
138
92
124
118
102
94
138
92
123
115
102
95
136
91
120
111
100
94
134
90
119
113
99
93
135
90
118
112
99
94
M id e a s t ....................................................
111
111
112
113
114
115
116
116
116
116
108
121 X
117
131
115
99
109
125
118
135
117
99
110
125
118
135
118
100
113
129
118
134
118
100
113
131
117
133
118
101
101
98
99
98
98
N e w E n g la n d .........................................
Delaware.......................... —.....
Maryland ...................................
New York ..................................
106
126
112
124
113
99
98
Illinois........................................
Ohio w..........................................
107
122
115
129
114
99
99
99
99
98
110
132
116
134
99
107
90
99
95
95
107
89
101
95
94
107
90
101
94
95
107
90
100
94
94
108
90
100
94
93
109
90
100
93
93
109
90
98
93
94
108
90
98
93
94
109
92
98
94
95
95
95
93
93
95
94
96
95
94
95
90
100
99
94
92
92
80
91
98
102
95
93
88
82
90
98
101
96
92
86
79
90
97
101
96
91
84
80
90
96
102
95
91
82
80
88
95
100
94
91
73
77
90
93
101
94
91
78
80
91
95
100
94
93
82
83
91
95
100
95
94
82
84
92
96
102
95
94
85
85
87
87
88
88
87
87
88
88
77
74
101
87
78
87
68
82
77
81
102
76
77
75
99
89
80
84
68
84
77
82
103
74
77
75
100
90
78
82
66
84
77
82
103
73
78
75
100
92
78
78
66
85
78
84
105
73
78
74
100
92
78
75
66
87
79
85
106
72
78
75
100
93
78
76
67
88
80
85
107
72
79
74
101
91
79
75
68
88
78
85
107
72
80
74
100
91
80
76
68
88
81
85
106
74
89
81
76
99
92
82
78
69
88
81
86
106
75
82
78
97
92
84
79
70
89
81
88
105
76
96
95
»5
91
88
87
87
87
88
88
92
80
89
98
93
81
87
98
95
F a r W e a t ..................................................
106
125
114
127
113
98
107
89
98
95
95
92
82
92
99
Utah ..........................................
104
125
112
126
113
98
94
92
93
79
84
93
91
109
83
87
78
99
108
80
83
78
95
107
79
80
78
94
105
78
81
77
90
113
112
111
111
135
115
102
105
92
102
132
115
102
105
91
101
123
115
103
105
91
101
147
116
106
108
93
105
93
77
81
90
90
76
81
89
88
75
81
89
87
76
81
89
87
77
82
90
89
86
77
82
91
89
88
88
89
91
91
102
78
81
76
85
100
77
78
75
85
100
80
80
75
85
101
81
79
75
89
103
81
82
77
92
103
82
81
78
91
110
109
108
114
114
103
105
91
100
108
107
106
110
113
103
105
90
99
113
111
106
106
92
100
114
111
109
105
91
101
113
109
110
106
92
104
111
107
108
106
92
105
121
115
98
93
98
79
85
88
109
121
116
9S
93
98
79
84
88
108
118
116
98
94
97
80
85
88
108
117
116
98
95
98
81
86
90
107
117
116
99
95
97
82
87
89
106
Census Divisions
Pacific...........................................
111
111
98
94
95
77
94
94
113
113
111
99
96
95
78
92
92
112
114
111
99
95
95
77
92
92
111
116
112
99
95
96
78
8E
91
111
119
113
98
95
97
78
85
9C
110
M-60
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
Total Personal I n c o m e b y M a jor S o u r c e a n d Earni n g s b y Industry for S t a t e s 1
[Thousands of dollars]
N e w J e rs e y
1987
1988
1989
1990
Income by place of residence
Total personal income............................................................
Nonfarm personal Income ..........................................
Farm Income2 ..............................................................
Population (thousands)5 .........................................
Per capita personal income (dollars)4 ............................................
193,692,795
20340
1991
1992
264,959
197,135,102
196,857,714
277,388
210,059,382
209,767,614
291,768
7,735
25,040
7,753
25,426
7,789
26,969
127,250,033
8,989,553
15,964,275
129,283,272
9,392,307
15,191,236
135,082,201
36,646,750
25,406,151
137,532,786
9,865,521
16,809,700
144,476,965
36,679,775
28,902,642
106,731,994
10,731,543
11,819,735
177,371
11,642,364
113,040,144
11,634,071
12,858,571
193,745
12,664,826
277,388
291,768
137,241,018
116,830,293
558,170
512,783
45,387
1,272
44,115
Derivation of total personal Income
Earnings by place of work................................................................
Less: Personal contributions for social insurance3 ............................
Plus: Adjustment for residence ..........................................................
Equals: Net earnings by place of residence .............................................
Plus: Dividends, Interest, and rent7 ..................................................
Plus: Transfer payments ...............................................................
104,967,345
7,264,436
13,996,143
111,699,052
28,517,834
17,357,980
122,919.803
36,888,872
22,579,168
Earnings by place of work
Components of earnings:
Wages and salaries...............................................................................
Other labor income..........................................................
Proprietors’ income8 ......................................................................
Farm..........................................................................................
Nonfarm .....................................................................
Earnings by industry:
Farm .....................................................................................
Nonfarm.....................................................................................
Private......................................................................................
Ag. serv., forestry, fisheries, and other9 ............................................
Agricultural services.......................................................................
Forestry, fisheries, and other9 .......................................................
Forestry ..........................................................................
Fisheries............................................................................
Other9 ...................................................................
Mining ....................................................................
Coal mining.........................................................................
Metal mining ................................................................
Nonmetallic minerals, except fuels.............................................
105,861,063
10,060,243
11,328,727
458,493
422,949
35,544
481,440
33Ì991
‘ (D)
-31,242
(D)
81,967
138,999
\ )
91,746
Construction ..........................................................................
General building contractors..........................................................
Heavy construction contractors ......................................................
Special trade contractors...................................................
1,938,362
768,836
4,301,324
¿184J37
825,185
Manufacturing..............................................................................
Nondurable aoods .......................................................................
Food and Kindred products........................................................
Textile mill products .................................................................
Apparel and other textile products..............................................
Paper and allied products........................................................
Printing and publishing...............................................................
Chemicals arid allied products....................................................
Petroleum and coal products......................................................
Tobacco products.......................................................................
Rubber arid miscellaneous plastics products ..............................
Leather and leather preducts.....................................................
11,993,876
1,651,788
359,360
764,522
880,649
1,918,558
4.898.603
525,639
10,854
902,402
81,501
13,043,384
1,757,293
372,123
786,200
922,617
Durable goods ........................................................................
Lumber and wood products .......................................................
Furniture and fixtures.................................................................
Primary metal industries .........................!.................................
Fabricated metal products .........................................................
Machinery and computer equipment ..........................................
Electronic equipmerit, excludirig computer equipment................
Transportation equip, excluding motor vehicles'..........................
Motor vehicles arid equipmenr....................................................
Ordnance10........................................................................
Stone, clay, and glass products..................................................
Instruments and related products ...............................................
10,284,764
198,927
274,631
658,689
1.410.603
1,845,747
2,928,436
175,150
364,987
Transportation and public utilities ......................................................
Railroad transportation ..................................................................
Trucking and warehousing ............................................................
Water transportation ......................................................................
Other transportation.......................................................................
Local and interurban passenger transit ......................................
Transportation by a ir ..........~......................................................
Pipelines, except natural g a s ......................................................
Transportation services.......................................................
Electric, gas, and sanitary services...............................................
502,785
42,998
1,603
41,395
38Ì233
5,548,937
531,328
10,834
935,669
82,527
V/
47,93(]
96 45Ó
81 557
145,119
(D)
52,393
83,636
6,374,416
1,284,243
846,101
4,244,072
23,865,424
1,813,982
767Ì503
23,887,531
14,362,856
732,200
24,551,723
15,080,753
1,898,080
417,618
707,372
2,306,197
6,962,253
928^602
73,262
971,107
84,089
10,727,857
213,190
263,363
693,544
1,453,834
2,013,264
2,313,283
188,305
364,882
10,695,527
194,340
253,886
693,969
155,460
2,041,254
2,331,168
173,484
340,828
1,890,508
145,457
736,845
1,153,302
537,447
752.529
1,879,551
592,112
742,549
1,858,225
615,408
701,596
1,831,123
544,595
8,577,971
P)
2,198,831
573,741
P)
563,776
508,097
<D)
388,096
2,930,511
1,298,809
9,129,228
(D)
2,386,364
542.529
P)
572,712
521,232
p)
446,143
3,169,851
1,374,541
____«
1,773,715
\ /
' P)
1,072,857
P)
1,352,996
1,868,552
1,685,895
1Q5.731
226,250
(N)
554,242
10,795,511
128,721
1,684,398
632,172
531,248
5,688
1,753,222
647,494
556,163
6,134
671,288
700,166
1,440,951
1,518,090
1,625,278
1.724,039
M-61
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
Total Personal I n c o m e b y Ma j o r S o u r c e a n d Earnings b y Industry for States ‘
— Continued
[Thousands of dollars]
New Jersey
1987
Finance, insurance, and real estate...................................................
Depository and nondepository credit institutions.............................
Other finance, insurance, and real estate......................................
Security and commodity brokers and services ...............................
insurance agents, orokers, and services .......................................
State and local .................................................................................
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
12,501,582
9,284,845
10,394,778
11,014,583
11,606,668
11,501.094
10,137,043
466,698
1,063,415
1,745,730
1,699,187
808,571
743,680
1,939,715
1,670,047
11,012,697
514,668
1,126,653
1,920,146
1,800,111
878,767
798,900
2,131,672
1.841,780
11,370,882
532,765
1,170,512
2,025,601
1,730,298
905,810
833,872
2,136,616
2,035,408
11,532,391
504,709
1,170,025
2,111,543
1,685,561
975,851
818,422
2,180,587
2,085,693
11,484,060
489,352
1,164,018
2,145,974
1,632,574
980,878
745,974
2,249,578
2,075,712
11,883,245
512,318
1,173,935
2,204,533
1,676,680
1,006,487
769,688
2,303,767
2,235,837
6,957,002
2,057,041
4,899,961
916,758
2,043,112
1,131,095
436,456
-22,006
394,546
7,744,812
2,308,268
5,436,544
1,049,713
2,323,124
1,286,575
646,016
<N)
131,116
8,116,347
2,523,483
5,592,864
1,145,039
2,499,204
1,325,379
639,817
(n)
-16,575
8,704,375
2,565,557
6,138,818
1,263,402
2,683,866
1,452,867
557,802
(N)
180,881
9,001,539
2,430,496
6,571,043
1,449,898
2,800,946
1,451,801
600.359
(N)
268,039
10,028,454
2,631,539
7,396,915
2,039,715
2,951,475
1,521,455
613,798
25,861,349
1,848,890
855,319
185,502
8,370,587
789,572
472,474
646,582
87,655
6,832,688
1,758,533
824,332
489,853
5,581
648,273
(N)
2,045,508
29,400,590
1,949,704
921,131
199,118
6,730,373
893,580
495,828
818,876
157,690
7,855,608
2,043,703
886,339
565,351
7,600
730,006
4,990,741
154,942
32,215,457
2,113,544
927,763
211,812
7,301,420
935,591
517,588
855,134
183,106
8,918,023
2,184,887
960,050
650,660
9,209
794,608
5,470,906
181,156
35,596,786
2,218,674
948,881
221,935
8,388,919
938,370
487,978
1,082,842
197,280
10,021,260
2,398,107
964,134
728,117
10,320
836,805
5,955,984
197,180
36,813,978
2,182,815
939,674
213,501
8,297,670
919,623
461,634
1,281,795
191,754
10,938,632
2,478,368
1,103,995
794,726
11,812
839,154
5,947,386
211,439
39,992,073
2,281,748
980,083
234,733
9,109,184
940,488
486,864
1,375,598
212,659
12,253,179
2,634,382
1,173,265
860,852
17,316
851,497
6,366,388
213,837
14,075,540
2,405,728
580,638
11,089,174
15,361,964
2,538,291
576,402
12,247,271
16,559,716
2,695,485
574,008
13,290.223
18,009,890
2,966,847
581,018
14,462,025
19,087,574
3,142,503
575,346
15,369,725
20,410,725
3,378,896
568,185
16,463,644
D Not shown to avoid disclosure of confidential information; estimates are included in totals.
N Data not available for this year.
1. 1969-74 based on 1967 SIC. 1975-87 based on 1972 SIC. 1988-92 based on 1987
SIC.
2. Farm income consists of proprietors’ net income; the cash wages, pay-in-kind, and other
labor income of hired farm workers; and the salaries of officers of corporate farms.
3. Midyear population estimates of the Bureau of the Census. The 1981-89 population esti
mates have been adjusted to reflect both the 1980 and 1990 censuses of population; the
1990 midyear (July 1) estimates reflect the (April 1) 1990 census count and 3 months of esti
mated population change.
4. Per capita personal income is total personal income divided by total midyear popula
tion—see footnote 3.
., .
5. Personal contributions for social insurance are included in earnings by type and industry
but excluded from personal income.
6. U.S. adjustment for residence consists of adjustments for border workers: income of U.S.
residents commuting outside U.S. borders to work less income of foreign residents commut
n
270,472
ing inside U.S. borders to work plus certain Caribbean seasonal workers.
7. Includes the capital consumption adjustment for rental income of persons.
8. Includes the inventory valuation and capital consumption adjustments.
9. "Other” consists of the wages and salaries of U.S. residents employed by international
organizations and foreign embassies and consulates in the United States.
10. Under the 1972 Standard Industrial Classification, ordnance was reclassified tb four
two-digit industries: fabricated metal products; electronic equipment, except computer equip
ment; transportation equipment; and instruments and related products.
11. Under the 1987 Standard Industrial Classification, combined real estate, insurance, etc.,
was reclassified to four two-digit industries: nondepository credit institutions; insurance
agents, brokers, and services; real estate; and legal services.
12. This category was new under the 1972 Standard Industrial Classification; therefore esti
mates prior to 1975 do not exist.
13. This categoi^ is new under the 1987 Standard Industrial Classification; therefore esti
mates prior to 1988 do not exist.
M-62
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
Wage and Salary Disbursements by Industry for States1
(Thousands of dollars]
Te x a s
1987
Wage and salary disbursements by place of work ............................
Farm............................................................................
Nonfarm ............................................................................
Private ...........................................................................
Ag. serv., forestry, fisheries, and other2 ..............................................
Agricultural services.........................................................................
Forestry, fisheries, and other2 ..............................................
Forestry ..............................................................................
Fisheries ..................................................
Other2 ............................................................................
140,878,645
1988
1989
148,984,372
114,139,750
676,316
639,867
36,449
11,304
20,882
6,572,261
6,236,776
(D)
168,412
163,981
Construction................................................................
General building contractors..........................................................
Heavy construction contractors .......................................................
Special trade contractors...............................................................
7,634,284
1,650,360
2,660,119
3,323,805
2^695^218
3,261,914
Manufacturing ....................................................................
Nondurable goods..................................................................
Food and Kindred products ...........................................
Textile mill products ..............................i......................................
Apparel and other textile products ................................................
Paper and allied products ............................................................
Printing and publishing................................................................
Chemicals and allied products ......................................................
Petroleum and coal products .......................................................
Tobacco products.........................................................................
Rubber and misc. plastics products..............................................
Leather and leather products......................................................
23,802,311
9,976,523
2,032,730
(D)
700,449
638,220
1,570,889
2,866,854
1,262,324
(D)
727,549
104,219
Durable goods....................................................................
Lumber and wood products .........................................................
Furniture and fixtures ...................................................................
Primary metal industries...............................................................
Fabricated metal products............................................................
Machinery and computer equipment.............................................
Electronic equipment, excl. computer equip...................................
13,825,788
607,059
277,991
689,795
1,637,321
2,717,860
3,362,527
2,435,289
353,008
(N)
969,032
518,222
257,684
10,601,334
787,788
2,019,105
355,984
. 2,447,201
172,396
1,696,373
188,464
389,968
2,523,686
2,467,570
Instruments and related products ........................................
Miscellaneous manufacturing industries .......................................
Transportation and public utilities..................................................
Railroad transportation................................................................
Trucking and warehousing...............................................................
Water transportation ........................................................................
Other transportation .........................................................................
Transportation by air ..........7.........................................................
Pipelines, except natural g a s ........................................................
Transportation services ................................................................
Communications .............................................................................
Electric, gas, and sanitary services ..................................................
1991
\
/
179,157,445
191,177,718
647,898
168,829,291
640,891
178,516,554
145,529,926
585,224
190,592,494
155,077,112
905,241
858,557
46,684
14,994
26,242
5,448
941,944
891,783
50,161
18,196
25,833
6,132
8,052,976
(D)
7,712,978
(D)
141,764
8,179,189
195,012
7,819,785
11,792
152,600
8,883,132
1,719,186
3,251,198
3,912,748
9,268,765
1,800,726
3,271,567
4,196,472
v/
()
l /
1 pi
3,038,603
10'581'555
2,077,067
732,340
678,989
1,646,494
3,247,341
1,169,842
(D)
846,814
111,745
15,042,832
624,201
289,394
785,483
1,740,621
3,055,880
3,203,922
2,666,958
447,909
(N)
890,514
1,050,097
287,853
11,115,969
801,093
2,142,632
370,897
2,709,755
181,952
1,893,123
201,210
433,470
2,478,879
2,612,713
1992
169,477,189
736,228
697,533
Mining ...............................................................
Coal mining.............................................................
Oil and gas extraction .................................................................
Metal mining..............................................................
Nonmetallic minerals, except fuels .............................................
Motor vehicles arid equipment ..............................................
Ordnance3 ..................................................................................
1990
12,202,275
l /
3,344,396
3,549,009
* (D)
907,714
989,703
588,963
290,341
804,977
1,860,176
3,256,442
3,411,890
2,852,606
422,074
886,386
V/
844,177
805,692
„ „ i Di
17,589,653
666,316
2,277,094
3,628,448
3,580,640
2,889,727
391,421
895,021
2,802,772
V/
312,261
13,575,388
2,213,930
386,475
3,000,352
190,792
2,122,045
189,754
497,761
2,567,625
2,819,183
30,634,326
13,044,673
2,391,448
(D)
958,071
865,135
1,917,445
4,022,229
1,540,129
(p)
3,409,847
202,439
2,423,706
194,980
588,722
2,912,077
2,963,061
230^854
(N)
905,906
1,373,138
372,056
14,521,028
806,154
2,663,698
253,979
210,212
638,484
3,150,503
3,480,071
M-63
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
Wage and Salary Disbursements by Industry for States ‘—Continued
(Thousands of dollars]
Texas
State and local .......................................................................................
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
10,858,971
15,303,204
719,216
1,919,120
2,847,522
2,649,004
886,514
805,113
3,625,927
1,850,788
11,671,331
15,700,610
688,950
2,100,717
2,847,020
2,760,278
923,628
831,922
3,735,241
1.812,854
12,277,459
16,321,277
691,456
2,271,723
2,892,006
2,830,234
941,946
879,159
3,913,417
1,901,336
13,052,436
17,316,360
703,940
2,487,421
3,057,059
2,971,564
922,778
924,865
4,255,931
1,992,802
13,909,932
18,195,006
742,278
2,504,390
3,228,775
3,000,908
961,471
992,291
4,645,297
2,119,596
14,499,566
19,489,818
821,498
2,696,404
3,354,960
3,253,168
993,905
1,092,977
4,960,817
2,316.089
10,970,278
3,793,311
7,176,967
1,010,698
2,184,777
1,036,264
2,247,028
7,427
690.773
11,196,761
3,760,963
7,435,798
994,161
2,309,938
1,121,687
2,278,209
n
731,803
11,372,584
3,825,693
7,546,891
975,880
2,429,940
1,137,158
2,276,845
727,068
11,886,206
3,871,818
8,014,388
989,768
2,611,064
1,252,018
2,419,766
ri
741.772
12,466,810
3,870,906
8,595,904
1,180,228
2,762,527
1,365,177
2,532,327
(N)
755,645
13,478,176
4,092,873
9,385,303
l ,568,988
2,909,142
1,465,754
2,583,740
(N>
857,679
27,720,791
1,051,816
1,072,904
674,018
6,158,516
935,142
410,752
606,673
113,219
8,358,490
2,183,543
988,661
707,865
33,407
1,432,592
(N)
2,993,193
30,266,940
1,082,944
1,041,855
722,618
5,261,741
956,311
446,419
751,312
182,717
9,273,142
2,577,547
1,101,545
762,707
38,269
1,555,649
4,461,826
50,338
33,309,007
1,125,702
1,071,170
773,931
6,152,412
1,034,082
510,784
795,406
199,609
10,121,340
2,797,388
1,197,498
845,501
41,729
1,628,110
4,957,625
56,720
37,551,582
1,216,840
1,149,504
821,995
7,273,811
1,136,377
585,720
869,518
236,314
11,462,514
3,087,742
1,261,162
970,538
45,054
1,702,996
5,669,439
62,058
40,130,250
1,233,231
1,200,676
802,890
7,548,181
1,167,674
599,382
947,226
263,810
12,714,004
3,258,020
1,304,840
1,096,802
49,494
1,732,149
6,124,410
87,461
44,064,300
1,278,344
1,306,338
894,081
8,455,688
1,264,620
644,723
1,064,480
291,172
13,949,217
3,499,501
1,333,851
1,203,497
53,626
1,815,016
6,915,616
94,530
26,242,336
5,081,186
3,194,216
17,966,934
27,725,291
5,543,118
3,232,511
18,949,662
29,476,907
5,870,016
3,344,922
20,261,969
31,395,538
6,144,984
3,362,224
21,888,330
32,986,628
6,335,087
3,391,069
23,260,472
35,515,382
6,671,124
3,764,059
25,080,199
1.1969-74 based on 1967 SIC. 1975-87 based on 1972 SIC. 1988-92 based on 1987 SIC.
2. '‘Other” consists of the wages and salaries of U.S. residents employed by international
organizations and foreign embassies and consulates in the United States.
3. Under the 1972 Standard Industrial Classification, ordnance was reclassified to four twodigit industries: fabricated metal products; electronic equipment, except computer equipment;
transportation equipment; and instruments and related products.
4. Under the 1987 Standard Industrial Classification, combined real estate, insurance, etc.,
was reclassified to four two-digit industries: nondepository credit institutions; insurance
n
agents, brokers, and services; real estate; and legal services.
5. This category was new under the 1972 Standard Industrial Classification; therefore esti
mates prior to 1975 do not exist.
6. This category is new under the 1987 Standard Industrial Classification; therefore esti
mates prior to 1988 do not exist.
D Not shown to avoid disclosure of confidential information; estimates are included in totals.
N Data not available for this year.
M-64
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
Total Full-Time a n d Part-Time E m p l o y m e n t b y Industry for S t a t e s 1
(Thousands of dollars]
M a s s a c h u s e tts
1987
Total employment ...............................................
1988
1989
1990
........
By type:
Wage and salary ...................................................................
Proprietors .................................................................................
Farm...........................................................
Nonfarm2 ....................................................................
By industry:
Farm .....................................................................................
Nonfarm ...............................................................
Private................................................................
Agric. serv., forestry, fisheries and other3 .........................................
Agricultural services..........................................................
Forestry, fisheries and other3 .....................................................
Forestry .........................................................................
Fisheries.....................................................
Other3 ..............................................................................
Mining ........................................................................
Coal mining...............................................................................
Oil and gas extraction...........................................................
Metal mining ...........................................................................
Nonmetallic minerals, except fuels............................................
13,830
13,231
32,829
24,937
7,892
8',038
3,624
14
1,925
66
1,619
56
(D)
Construction .................................................................................
General building contractors..........................................................
Heavy construction contractors ......................................................
Special trade contractors...........................................................
199,524
57,324
12,732
129,468
Manufacturing............................................. *.....................................
Nondurable goods .......................................................
Food and kindred products........................................................
Textile mill products ...................................................................
Apparel and other textile products..............................................
Paper and allied products.........................................................
Printing and publishing..............................................................
Chemicals arid allied products....................................................
Petroleum and coal products.....................................................
Tobacco products.......................................................................
Rubber and mise, plastics products............................................
Leather and leather products......................................................
613,571
205,939
21,700
17,147
26,101
24,790
58,449
17,879
1,419
17
29,135
9,302
Durable goods ...........................................................................
Lumber and wood products .......................................................
Furniture and fixtures.................................................................
Primary metal industries ............................................................
Fabricated metal products ...................................................
Machinery and computer equipment ..........................................
Electronic equipment, excl. computer equip.................................
Transportation equip, excl. motor vehicles’..................................
Motor vehicles arid equipment....................................................
Ordnance4 .............................................................................
Stone, clay, and glass products..................................................
Instruments and related products ...............................................
Miscellaneous manufacturing Industries.....................................
407,632
6,725
8,807
13,699
42,255
105,392
107,588
31,446
4,051
(N)
12,798
53,779
21,092
102,901
88,235
29,877
2,689
(N)
12,449
72,310
21,092
Transportation and public utilities ......................................................
Railroad transportation ..................................................................
Trucking and warehousing ............................................................
Water transportation .....7................................................................
Other transportation.......................................................................
Local and interurban passenger transit ......................................
Transportation by a ir .........." ......................................................
Pipelines, except natural g a s .....................................................
Transportation services..............................................................
Communications ............................................................................
Electric, gas, and sanitary services................................................
145,604
(D)
37,133
4,583
<D)
19,492
11,026
(D)
10,984
35,313
23,701
150,080
3,372
37,846
4,253
43,871
20,856
11,261
11
11,743
35,344
25,394
12,834
1991
3,514,769
3,494,717
3,161,264
507,494
2.990,234
524,535
6,655
517,880
2,962,732
531,985
6,654
525,331
12,993
12,709
3,502,060
3,064,833
12.632
3,482,085
3,054,611
30,677
23,239
7,438
275
30,316
23,153
7,163
273
6,890
2,656
1,279
2,593
6
1,198
27
1,362
32,231
131,586
27.238
9,274
95,074
1,670
62Ì112
201,752
21,332
16,308
24,554
1992
3,668,758
i
22,643
501,383
173,500
21,096
58,981
18,151
1,532
16
27,507
8,882
58,427
18,711
6’,785
6,154
13Ì158
12Ì310
11 ¿63
79,739
28,310
2,252
27,138
849
18,061
17,818
25,526
12,302
71,326
20,585
481,921
170,908
19,328
14,763
18,214
20.739
50.739
17,541
1,457
22,299
5,807
74,864
64,373
'643
11,304
142,960
3,355
36,066
3,787
43,134
20,309
3,347
34,047
3,536
32363
19’,558
17Ì977
31082
25,536
25,922
24,866
10,892
24.656
M-65
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
Total Full-Time a n d Part-Time E m p l o y m e n t b y Industry for States ‘
— Continued
[Thousands of dollars]
M a s s a c h u s e tts
1987
Wholesale trade
192,878
1988
198,236
1989
202,153
1990
1992
1991
195,101
183,993
182,299
551,781
17,960
49,765
98,360
44,236
41,636
23,528
175,481
100,815
291,231
69,177
222,054
27,272
53,731
30,186
82,241
Retail trade.................................................
Building materials and garden equipment.
General merchandise stores ...................
Food stores.............................................
Automotive dealers and service stations ...
Apparel and accessory stores.................
Home furniture and furnishings stores .....
Eating and drinking places ......................
Miscellaneous retail ................................
611,535
22,884
65,260
101,841
56,621
48,552
26,336
185,333
104,708
620,888
24,399
60,646
104,559
58,092
48,981
30,316
188,039
105,856
625,134
23,797
61,550
107,545
55,733
50,011
29,385
189,212
107,901
594,149
20,886
57,082
106,682
49,987
46,731
26,271
180,614
105,896
554,592
18,665
50,240
101,299
44,415
42,516
24,121
172,285
101,051
Finance, Insurance, and real estate.......................
Depository and nondepository credit institutions ..
Other finance, insurance and real estate...........
Security and commodity brokers and services .
Insurance carriers ..........................................
Insurance agents, brokers, and services.........
316,994
81,274
235,720
21,171
57,287
26,701
94,848
959
34,754
332,882
82,654
250,228
22,637
57,296
29,916
99,931
<n)
40,448
324,378
81,489
242,889
22,852
56,712
30,272
93,029
(N)
40,024
309,853
77,553
232,300
24,341
55,654
31,485
89,457
<NI
31,363
296,932
70,148
226,784
25,198
54,752
32,208
83,961
30,665
28,624
1,142,657
37,150
70,973
25,309
263,337
35,205
15,489
37,773
6,152
279,076
43,233
133,081
63,863
3,939
38,661
(N)
89,416
1,198,251
39,039
68,193
24,192
228,729
36,306
16,681
44,717
11,064
287,887
44,119
136,559
68,280
4,480
40,435
138,910
8,660
1,210,814
40,377
62,621
23,170
216,062
35,595
16,658
48,671
11,767
298,804
45,606
141,241
71,235
4,451
41,812
143,476
9,268
1,229,580
38,455
64,333
21,405
223,866
33,169
15,022
44,921
11,244
311,199
46,915
144,918
71,559
4,378
42,932
147,276
7,988
1,217,789
35,075
62,698
20,786
231,931
31,404
14,151
39,288
10,226
317,328
45,753
145,881
69,691
4,110
42,052
140,520
6,895
1,246,764
34,452
62,038
443,472
61,515
41,822
340,135
453,863
63,341
41,319
349,203
450,426
62,480
40,843
347,103
451,689
64,156
39,808
347,725
437,227
60,963
39,996
336,268
427,474
60,112
38,510
328,852
p eai Qstats ......,.................................................
Combined real estate, Insurance, etc.3 ...........
Holding and other investment companies .......
Services.....................................................
Hotels and other lodging places..............
Personal services ..................................
Private households .................................
Business services...................................
Auto repair, services, and parking...........
Miscellaneous repair services ................
Amusement and recreation services.......
Motion pictures ......................................
Health services ......................................
Legal services........................................
Educational services..............................
Social services6 .................... .................
Museums, botanical, zoological gardens .
Membership organizations.................. .
Engineering and management services7 ,
Miscellaneous services...........................
Government and government enterprises .
Federal, civilian ...................................
Military .................................................
State and local ....................................
D Not shown to avoid disclosure of confidential information; estimates are included in totals.
N Data not available for this year.
1.1969-74 based on 1967 SIC. 1975-87 based on 1972 SIC. 1988-92 based on 1987 SIC.
2. Excludes limited partners.
,
3. "Other” consists of the number of jobs held by U.S. residents employed by international
organizations and foreign embassies and consulates In the United States.
4. Under the 1972 Standard Industrial Classification, ordnance was reclassified to four twodigit industries: fabricated metal products; electronic equipment, except computer equipment;
h
n
20,888
240,150
30,955
14,434
40,855
10,400
330,670
46,089
145,875
72,311
4,159
42,616
145,211
5,661
transportation equipment; and instruments and related products.
5. Under the 1987 Standard Industrial Classification, combined real estate, insurance, etc.,
was reclassified to four two-digit industries: nondepository credit institutions; insurance
agents, brokers, and services; real estate; and legal services.
6. This category was new under the 1972 Standard Industrial Classification; therefore, esti
mates prior to 1975 do not exist.
7. This category is new under the 1987 Standard Industrial Classification; therefore, esti
mates prior to 1988 do not exist.
M-66
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
Full-Time a n d Part-Time W a g e s a n d Salary E m p l o y e e s b y Industry 1
[Thousands of dollars)
P e n n sylvan ia
1987
Wage and salary employment by place of w o rk ...............................
1988
5,171,750
1989
5,293,682
Nonfarm......................................................................
Private...................................................................................
Ag. serv., forestry, fisheries and other2 ......................................
Agricultural services ...................................................................
Fórestry, fisheries and other2 .....................................................
Forestry....................................................................
Fisheries .............................................................................
Other2 ...........................................................................
5,359,391
25,845
25,396
449
30,797
21,846
(D\
\D/
5,034
Construction .......................................................
General building contractors ...............................................
Heavy construction contractors.........................................................
Special trade contractors ....................................................
227,567
64,099
38,119
125.349
Durable goods..........................................................................
Lumber and wood products..........................................................
Furniture and fixtures..............................................................
Primary metal industries................................................................
Fabricated metal products............................................................
Machinery and computer equipment..............................................
Electronic equipment, excl. computer equip.....................................
Transportation equip, excl. motor vehicles'.....................................
Motor vehicles arid equipment .......................................................
Stone, clay, and glass products .....................................................
Instruments and related products...................................................
Transportation and public utilities.........................................................
Railroad transportation ......................................................................
Trucking and warehousing................................................................
Water transportation..........................................................................
Other transportation .......................................................................
Pipelines, except natural gas ........................................................
Transportation services .......................................................
Communications........................................................................
Electric, gas, and sanitary services ...................................................
5,331,395
5330076
25,425
5,395,347
25,655
5,305,740
25272
5304804
4,623,352
28,121
27,689
4,540,599
28,359
27,782
577
Ç)
(D)
4535907
28030
27411
619
465
79
75
25,314
16,321
3,400
23651
15123
2942
5,593
5586
37,424
214,286
57,529
28,889
127.868
205892
53307
29331
123254
984.869
434,408
90,179
25,899
66,616
40,283
85,080
955331
425489
88050
24669
11,143
10225
894
60;104
10,481
39Ì931
10,630
41 !033
10,654
249,179
19,433
71,277
4,679
49,469
22,918
14,761
700
11,090
49,448
54,873
1992
5,420,772
5,288
455,545
91,066
31,292
87,918
41,585
82,275
58,966
10,702
597,155
30,017
21,658
87,411
92,228
104,592
95,848
37,261
24,752
(N)
47,692
34,112
21,584
1991
\z )
P
65
Mining......................................................................................
Coal mining ................................................................................
Oil and cjas extraction ...............................................................
Metal mining...........................................................................
Nonmetallic minerals, except fuels .................................................
Manufacturing ..............................................................
Nondurable ao o d s......................................................................
Food and kindred products............................................................
Textile mill products.......................................................................
Apparel and other textile products .................................................
Paper and allied products..........................................................
Printing and publishing ..................................................................
Chemicals and allied products .......................................................
Petroleum and coal products.........................................................
Tobacco products ..................................................................
Rubber and mise, plastics products ...............................................
Leather and leather products .........................................................
1990
83,425
32,649
22,056
91,006
94.145
109,982
89,832
37.146
25,023
47,628
39,806
21,984
256,255
18,982
75,178
4,580
52,269
23,721
16,002
704
11,842
50,112
55,134
10Ì191
\ /
41,196
83198
7627
92Ì969
110,549
88,435
36,715
19,185
48,17^
77,365
4,378
54,622
24,398
81,906
34,696
\ /
61Ì704
25,138
724
12,449
709
54,995
55,300
... . 0
...n
262,237
264301
26,800
27857
54,123
54444
M-67
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
Full-Time and Part-Time Wages and Salary Employees by Industry '—Continued
[Thousands of dollars]
P e n n s y lv a n ia
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991 -
1992
267,062
275,820
284,385
280,386
270,574
269077
886,222
31,561
129,952
157,408
94,111
52,410
35,124
267,654
118,002
910,860
33,508
132,081
164,537
96,564
53,219
35,653
272,326
122,972
936,209
35,182
130,481
168,699
97,524
56,346
37,115
281,458
129,404
932,757
35,189
124,360
171,146
95,645
56,726
36,315
281,925
131,451
917,806
33,909
119,050
172,396
91,111
55,898
35,431
282,176
127,835
916640
33619
303,657
120,979
182,678
14,695
87,925
25,997
43,229
502
10,330
306,236
120,025
186,211
15,143
88,862
27,977
44,553
(n)
9,676
309,859
121,499
188,360
14,130
89,500
28,859
45,637
(N)
10,234
311,466
118,542
192,924
13,788
92,710
29,229
45,953
(N)
11,244
314,271
313410
118216
195194
14061
93523
30571
47457
1,346,589
55,872
57,351
47,784
223,264
40,302
14,901
41,978
5,657
433,781
41,563
130,737
89,969
2,094
94,749
ri
66,587
1,399,977
56,511
53,883
45,673
198,308
41,777
15,333
46,161
9,686
449,658
44,028
133,776
96,401
2,437
100,736
102,689
2,920
1,455,878
58,454
54,150
43,559
208,482
42,392
15,851
49,486
10,121
468,257
45,528
134,814
102,536
2,560
106,975
109,328
3,385
1,514,773
58,509
55,195
40,365
214,376
44,159
16,540
51,295
10,892
492,977
46,903
141,456
108,798
2,729
112,255
114,629
3,695
1,522,883
750,741
141,312
68,284
541,145
752,241
142,393
65,650
544,198
758,661
142,239
63,241
553,181
771,995
144,436
765,141
D Not shown to avoid disclosure of confidential information; estimates are included in totals.
_____
__ .
.
ei~
N Data not available for this year.
1. 1969-74 based on 1967 SIC. 1975-87 based on 1972 SIC. 1988-92 based on 1987 SIC.
2. “Other” consists of the number of jobs held by U.S. residents employed by international
organizations and foreign embassies and consulates in the United States.
3 Under the 1972 Standard Industrial Classification, ordnance was reclassified to four twodigit industries: fabricated metal products; electronic equipment, except computer equipment;
transportation equipment; and instruments and related products.
196,204
13,495
94,578
47,105
V)
10,660
54,566
15,060
51,800
11,436
114,292
113,441
109,584
3,482
120022
169957
89120
54667
35756
284650
128849
(N )
9582
1559575
55207
54471
39855
210913
39828
14293
52954
10939
533672
47232
149015
118860
3508
115625
109784
3419
768897
136355
65097
567445
4 Under the 1987 Standard Industrial Classification, combined real estate, insurance, etc.,
was reclassified to four two-digit industries: nondepository credit institutions; insurance
agents, brokers, and services; real estate; and legal services.
5. This category was new under the 1972 Standard Industrial Classification; therefore esti
mates prior to 1975 do not exist.
6. This category is new under the 1987 Standard Industrial Classification; therefore esti
mates prior to 1988 do not exist.
M-68
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
Transfer Payments for States
[Thousands of dollars]
A rizo n a
1987
T o ta l tra n s fe r p a y m e n ts ....................................................
Government payments to individuals..............
Retirement, disability and health insurance benefit paymenis"!!!!.’]
Old age, survivors, and disability insurance payments............
Railroad retirement and disability payments.............................
Federal civilian employee retirement payments.......................
Military retirement payments....................................................
State and local government employee retirement payments
Worker’s compensation payments (Federal and State) ...........
Other govt, disability insurance & retirement payments1 ........
Medical payments2 ........................................ ............................
Income maintenance benefit payments ........... I.!!!!!!!!"!!"!!"!”!!!!!'
Supplemental security income (SSI) payments........................
Aid to families with dependent children (AFDC)..............
Food stamps .................................................................
Other income maintenance3 ........................... ..!.!.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!”!
Unemployment insurance benefit payments.....................
State unemployment insurance compensation................. .......
Unemployment compensation for Federal civilian empl. (UCFE)
Unemployment compensation for railroad employees ............
Unemployment compensation for veterans (UCX)................... .
Other unemployment compensation4 ...................................
Veterans benefit payments....................................................
Veterans pensions and compensation payments.........il!!!!!!!"!!]
Educational assist, to veterans, dependents, and survivors5 ..
Veterans life insurance benefit payments.................................
Other assistance to veterans6 ............................................... .
Federal education and training assist, paymnts (excl. vets)7 !!!!!!!!!
Other payments to individuals8 ...................................... .............
Payments to nonprofit institutions........................................
Federal Government payments.................................................. .
State and local government payments9 .................. .....................
Business payments .........................................................
Business payments to individuals10 ........................... ....................
1988
7 ,1 8 8 ,2 2 4
6,818,877
4,381,763
2,861,418
95,165
485,603
472,461
271,986
187,268
7,862
1,479,507
364,970
102,944
97,827
124,249
39,950
136,352
127,842
4,473
1,888
1,137
1,012
299,910
256,206
16,243
27,078
383
112,069
44,306
172,512
53,196
75,096
44,220
196,835
1. Includes temporary disability payments and black lung payments.
2. Consists of medicare payments, medical vendor payments, and CHAMPUS payments.
3. includes general assistance, emergency assistance, refugee assistance, foster home
care payments, earned income tax credits, ana energy assistance.
4. Consists of trade readjustment allowance payments, redwood park benefit payments,
public service employment benefit payments, and transitional benefit payments.
5. Includes veterans’ readjustment benefit payments and educational assistance to spouses
and children of disabled or deceased veterans.
6. Includes payments to paraplegics, payments for autos and conveyances for disabled vet
erans, veterans’ aid, and veterans’ bonuses.
7. Includes Federal fellowship payments (National Science Foundation, fellowships and
traineeships, subsistence payments to State maritime academy cadets, and other Federal fel-
7 ,7 8 9 ,8 6 8
7,407,073
4,778,167
3,081,962
99,863
528,447
504,077
311,739
242,343
9,736
1,629,560
439,949
113,127
109,807
154,267
62,748
123,985
117,003
4,010
1,435
1,080
457
292,818
251,738
12,956
27,461
663
98,660
43,934
187,596
59,084
84,240
44,272
195,199
1990
8 ,6 1 5 ,1 8 8
8,221,131
5,147,306
3,374,375
105,232
554,437
533,732
335,152
234,842
9,536
1,888,166
527,038
122,622
125.502
190.502
88,412
131,708
123,644
4,635
1,581
1,059
789
312,449
262,934
13,563
35,451
501
132,952
81,512
196,883
59,742
89,765
47,376
197,174
9 ,599,013
9,192,432
5,665,784
3,656,554
112,262
591,218
575,360
467,837
253,796
8,757
2,158,385
652,985
141,833
152,418
257,742
100,992
172,556
163,227
4,932
1,594
1,366
1,437
317,519
276,026
9,608
31,355
530
140,369
84,834
206,958
62,244
99,741
44,973
199,623
1991
1992
10,713,470
12,168,691
10,267,922
6,109,328
4,021,224
117,251
630,323
621,265
501,336
209,255
8,674
2,544,294
822,896
165,564
207,545
327,200
122,587
227,930
217,872
5,170
1,653
1,830
1,405
335,491
287,413
11,324
36,149
605
140,705
87,278
249,682
69,374
137,011
43,297
195,866
11,686,414
6,601,516
4,369,309
121,674
646,007
660,959
551,602
241,359
10,606
3,137,602
1.034,208
207,521
265,987
380,095
180,605
336,563
316,183
8,653
1,522
9,296
909
347,304
295,775
13,407
37,551
571
153,560
75,661
275,169
80,539
151,201
43,429
207,108
lowships), interest subsidy on higher education loans, basic educational opportunity qrants
and Job Corps payments.
8. Includes Bureau of Indian Affairs payments, education exchange payments, Alaska Per
manent Fund dividend payments, compensation of survivors of public safety officers, compen
sation of victims of crime, compensation of victims of Hurricane Hugo and the Loma Prieta
Earthquake, compensation for Japanese internment, compensation of victims of Hurricanes
Andrew and Imki, and other special payments to individuals.
9. Consists of State and local government payments for foster home care supervised by
private agencies, State and local government educational assistance payments to nonprofit
institutions, and other State and local govt, payments to nonprofit institutions.
10. Includes personal injury payments to individuals other than employees and other busi
ness transfer payments.
M-69
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
State Farm Income and Expenditures for States
(Thousands of dollars)
K a nsas
1987
C a s h ra c s ip ts fro m m a rk e tin g s
Total livestock and products............
Meat animals and other livestock .
Cattle and calves.....................
Hogs and pigs ..................
Sheep and other livestock ..
Dairy products......................
Poultry and poultry products .
Total crops .................................
Total grains.............................
Com ....................................
O ats.....................................
Sorghum..............................
W heat..................................
Soybeans ............................
Other grains ........................
Hay, silage, etc.........................
Vegetables..............................
Fruits and nuts
Greenhouse, nursery and mushroom products
Forest and maple products .............................
Tobacco ..........................................................
Cotton .............................................................
Other crops.....................................................
7,292,905
5,000,550
4,826,556
4,428,256
362,409
35,891
155,000
18,994
2,292,355
2,106,777
254,190
3,442
467,392
1,007,071
360,975
13,707
114,610
17,021
4,316
24.692
7 ,884,189
5,342,180
5,177,495
4,815,461
326,943
35,091
149,760
14,925
2,542,009
2,314,025
274,740
4,652
470,776
1,202,913
335,255
25,689
162,451
17,521
5,258
15,342
‘'S
1992
1991
1990
1989
1988
7,758,488
8 ,189,402
8 ,281,983
8,122,565
5,486,379
5,300,617
4,924,174
336,380
40,063
163,020
22,742
2,272,087
2,081,016
383,740
5,598
413,585
920,757
326,905
30,431
144,749
18,638
4,690
17,344
6,198,523
6,011,970
5,564,548
402,871
44,551
162,925
23,628
1,990,879
1,823,781
336,200
4,709
283,152
910,768
267,534
21,418
122,246
16,023
4,736
19,374
5,950,618
5,788,226
5,341,744
402,943
43,539
141,453
20,939
2,331,365
2,155,051
407,665
3,234
294,745
1,201,870
227,601
19,936
117,037
25,842
5,368
22,338
5,690,211
5,519,953
5,132,035
341,170
46,748
151,074
19,184
2,432,344
2,237,638
469,984
4,048
319,979
1,124,283
296,341
23,003
132,259
27,060
5,375
24,579
(N)
(f2
‘"à
Ï
0
247
24.692
97
27,315
193
5,457
194
4,525
263
5,466
289
5,144
1,340,421
1,263,683
1,076,863
1,288,206
1,186,060
834,746
453,460
697,895
488,165
1,051,952
O th e r I n c o m e ..................................................................
7 ,980,502
8.389.511
8.107.472
6 .075.397
P ro d u c tio n e x p e n s e s ...........................................................
775,919
3,263,743
102,398
422,507
248,948
359,769
2,934,188
778,022
3,207,098
96,880
425,110
239,621
372,793
2,955,873
Government payments .............................••••■•
Imputed and miscellaneous income received1
966,320
374,101
847,994
415,689
588,444
488,219
592,145
459,807
7 .053.311
852,296
2,426,149
91,199
326,598
229,336
315,246
2,812,487
7.583.135
Feed purchased....................................................
Livestock purchased .............................................
Seed purchased..................................
Fertilizer and lime (includes ag. chem., 1978-fwd.)
Petroleum products purchased..............................
Hired farm labor expense2 ....................................
All other production expenses3 .............................
- 527,542
- 414,508
-23,482
-391,026
54,229
-318,119
-737
332,576
- 346,454
371.272
V a lu e o f in v e n to ry c h a n g e ................................................
-37,069
-309,385
147,875
223,397
8 ,033,326
9,147,872
8 ,835,129
9 ,477,608
9 ,468,043
9 ,174,507
R e a lize d n e t In c o m e .............................................................
1,580,015
1,564,737
854,627
1,088,097
1,360,671
1,099,110
T o ta l n e t In c o m e In c lu d in g c o rp o ra te f a r m s ...........
1,052,373
1,150,229
590,737
1,419,936
1,014,117
1,470,382
-17
918,537
12
975,200
516,902
1,177,749
922,224
-15
1,242,692
6,102
1,158,514
721,798
1,394,324
1,121,231
Livestock..............................................................
Crops ...................................................................
T o ta l c a s h re c e ip ts a n d o th e r I n c o m e ........................
Less: Total production expenses...........................
Plus: Value of inventory change............................
Less: Corporate farm s..........................................
Plus: Statistical adjustment...................................
T o ta l n e t fa rm p ro p rie to rs ' I n c o m e .............................
Plus: Farm wages and perquisites.......................
Plus: Farm other labor Income.............................
T o ta l fa rm la b o r a n d p ro p rie to rs ' In c o m e ...............
-107,998
-419,644
7.053.311
-527,642
135,819
174,180
4,589
1,095,306
946,217
2,730,478
93,994
360,003
226,568
332,445
2,893,430
7.583.135
-414,508
175,041
177,212
936,007
3,032,311
99,561
389,719
221,952
371,279
2,929,673
876,948
3,405,450
95,902
396,015
263,557
390,443
2,961,196
331.839
7,980,502
-263,890
73,854
19
197,269
7,627
8.389.511
8.107.472
331.839
-346,454
242,206
19
208,893
7,682
91,908
15
190,840
8,167
8.075.397
371.272
227,675
192,331
7,469
1,442,492
2. Includes hired workers' cash wages, social security, perquisites, and contract labor, ma
N Data not available for this year.
hire and custom work expenses.
,
..
1.
Includes Imputed Income such as gross rental value of dwellings and value of home conchine
3. Includes repair and operation of machinery; depreciation, interest, rent and taxes; and
sumption, and other farm related Incomecomponents such as machine hire and custom work other
miscellaneous
expensesincludlng
agricultural
chemicals
(1969-77).
income, rental income, and Income from forest products (1978-92).
M-70
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
Personal Tax and Nontax Payments for States
[Thousands of dollars]
Colorado
Total personal income ..........................................
Less: Personal tax and nontax payments !!!!!!!!"!!!!
Equals: Disposable personal Incom e...................
1987
1988
1989
1990
5 2 ,0 2 3 ,0 1 0
54,4 7 4 ,3 7 3
5 8 ,2 4 1 ,3 6 2
62,1 8 7 ,4 7 8
6 6 ,4 7 0 ,9 4 7
71,653,632
53 ,6 4 1 ,7 5 7
5 7 ,3 46,416
6 1 ,9 29,102
6,505,275
4 5 ,5 1 7 ,7 3 5
6,405,478
48,0 6 8 ,8 9 5
7,629,332
50 ,6 1 2 ,0 3 0
1991
8,545,721
1992
9’124*531
9.724.530
Population (thousands)1 ..........................................
3,261
3,263
3,276
3,302
3,378
Per capita personal income (dollars)2 ......................
Per capita disposable personal income (dollars)3 ....
3,470
15,954
13,959
16,696
14,733
17,779
15,450
18,832
16,244
19,680
16,979
Personal tax and nontax payments...................
20,648
17,846
6,505,275
6,405,478
7,629,332
8,545,721
9,124,531
Personal tax and nontax payments to:
Federal government (net of refunds) ..........
Individual income taxes (net of refunds)
Individual income taxes (gross)........
Less: Refunds..................................
Fiduciary income tax ...........................
Estate and gift ta x ................................
Nontax payments ................................
9.724.530
5,084,652
4,968,448
5,986,795
1,018,347
36,020
68,048
12,136
4,813,401
4,689,055
5,644,513
955,458
30,927
78,494
14,925
5,900,083
5,764,981
6,706,551
941,570
31,042
87,563
16,497
6,683,916
6,532,191
7,424,297
892,106
38,964
96,166
16,595
7,044,511
6,898,035
7,817,625
919,590
32,285
93,413
20,778
7,403,893
7,255,042
8,195,272
940,230
33,193
96,098
19,560
Personal tax and nontax payments to:
State governments .....................................
Individual income taxes........................
Death and gift taxes.............................
Motor vehicle ta x e s..............................
Other taxes4 ........................................
Nontax payments .................................
1,212,048
1.056,872
11,361
41,089
32,468
70,258
1,387,264
1,213,564
15,585
43,925
36,525
77,665
1,535,095
1,329,354
17,854
61,652
38,466
87,769
1,646,268
1,400,656
13,679
80,532
47,943
103,458
1,818,074
1,527,335
35,229
84,312
51,855
119,343
2,041,901
1,748,729
20,999
89,371
49,452
133,350
Personal tax and nontax payments to:
Local governments......................................
Individual income taxes........................
Motor vehicle license taxes..................
Other taxes5 ........................................
Nontax payments .................................
149,285
0
5,996
10,173
133,116
150,918
0
6,316
9,990
134,612
130,195
183,492
0
7,722
15,408
160,362
196,186
11,840
110,020
152,201
0
6,987
13,777
131,437
8,215
16,201
171,770
State and local personal property taxes .............
59,290
53,895
63,959
63,336
78,454
82,550
1. Midyear population estimates of the Bureau of the Census. The 1990 midyear (July 1)
chanSj98 reflect the ^April
1990 census count and 3 months of estimated population
2. Per capita personal income was computed using midyear population estimates of the
Bureau of the Census. The 1990 midyear (July 1) estimates reflect the (April 1 1990 census
count and 3 months of estimated population change.
0
8 ,3 3 5
0
3. Per capita disposable personal income was computed using midyear population estimat®s of the Bureau of the Census, the 1990 midyear (July 1) estimates reflect the (April
1) 1990 census count and 3 months of estimated population change.
4. Includes hunting and fishing taxes and other license taxes.
5. Includes local death and gift taxes and other local taxes.
M-71
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
Disposable Personal Income for States and Regions
[Millions of dollars]
U n ited S t a t e s .............................................
1985
1986
1987
2 ,9 3 2 ,4 0 4
3 ,1 2 1 ,9 1 5
3 ,2 78,016
205 ,5 1 4
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993'
3 ,5 3 5 ,2 2 2
3,774,071
4 ,0 3 3 ,6 2 2
4 ,2 1 2 ,1 9 3
4 .4 8 4 ,1 3 8
4,687,969
228 ,2 2 3
241 ,0 8 0
24 8 ,8 9 0
254 ,494
265 ,9 4 3
276 ,0 6 6
1988
N e w E n g lan d ...........................................................
176,061
189 ,828
Connecticut .............................................
Maine ......................................................
Massachusetts ........................................
New Hampshire ......................................
Rhode Island...........................................
Vermont...................................................
49.562
12.563
82,045
13,856
12,183
5,853
52,892
13,555
88,717
15,357
13,013
6,295
58,096
14,678
95,361
16,846
13,690
6,843
64,491
16,254
106,361
18,643
14,952
7,521
68,494
17,678
111,294
19,659
15,751
8.204
71,062
18,546
113,899
20,144
16,645
8,594
72,320
19,088
116,471
20,835
16,932
8,848
75,393
20,098
121,365
21,919
17,729
9,439
77,920
20,944
126,168
22,819
18,384
9,830
578 ,4 4 8
620 ,8 5 7
654 ,163
709 ,8 9 2
7 5 6 ,8 7 2
8 0 6 ,9 6 7
837 ,899
88 7 ,9 6 8
918 ,8 1 6
M id e a s t ......................................................................
Delaware.................................................
District of Columbia..................................
Maryland .................................................
New Jersey .............................................
New York ................................................
Pennsylvania...........................................
7,631
9,238
61,451
113,893
242,924
143,311
8,158
9,489
66,463
121,197
262,289
153,261
8,734
10,149
71,452
130,368
274,226
159,233
9,460
11,268
78,078
143,517
296,749
170,819
10,298
11,906
83,823
153,535
313,206
184,104
11,069
12,263
89,726
161,396
337,229
195,284
11,703
12,920
92,664
165,718
350,419
204,475
12,217
13,689
97,734
176,849
371,430
216,049
12,867
14,227
102,041
184,012
381,186
224,484
503 ,8 0 7
533 ,6 3 2
5 5 3 ,5 3 8
59 3 ,0 2 4
629 ,8 8 8
667 ,483
69 2 ,3 9 7
740 ,1 1 5
7 7 2 ,6 3 7
G re a t L a k e s .............................................................
149,740
60,504
112,025
126,033
55,505
158,299
64,158
119,661
133,026
58,489
163,521
67,549
123,755
137,553
61,161
175,009
71,966
132,438
148,972
64,639
187,719
76,887
139,905
156,510
68,866
199,341
81,308
147,448
165,624
73,762
206,125
204 ,694
215 ,504
22 4 ,0 5 4
235 ,7 1 6
251,241
31,471
28,964
51,607
59,592
18,554
7,348
7,158
606 ,568
38,657
22,110
141,031
66,533
35,635
45,815
22,246
64,384
31,879
48,869
71,656
17,752
32,447
30,547
55,293
63,104
19,044
7,538
7,531
653 ,615
41,577
23,324
153,929
73,431
37,267
46,636
23,406
70,133
33,966
53,456
77,935
18,555
33,649
31,853
57,548
66,011
19,598
7,532
7,862
692 ,9 8 6
43,852
24,247
165,420
78,512
39,043
46,245
24,764
74,963
36,400
57,329
83,354
18,859
269 ,4 1 0
2 8 0 ,8 6 8
34,826
33,990
60,875
69,564
21,281
6,995
8,185
u/,583
34,920
66,033
73,393
22,487
7,884
8,941
40,351
37,855
70,134
78,166
24,247
8,819
9,837
39,788
72,641
82,527
25,365
8,881
10,391
749 ,6 1 6
8 0 4 ,7 4 8
864 ,1 7 9
910 ,5 8 6
300 ,373
309 ,122
87,074
11,085
971 ,933
49,870
27,362
200,008
90,561
44,215
50,815
27,902
87,117
42,084
65,749
98,168
20,895
53,564
28,816
215,305
96,897
47,621
53,686
29,597
94,761
46,645
70,020
104,895
22,372
56,677
30,617
226,123
102,747
50,254
57,222
74,190
109,201
23,690
25,409
365 ,8 7 5
388 ,1 3 7
418 ,382
443 ,5 4 6
121 ,916
131,069
300 ,3 4 5
319 ,9 4 9
40,723
15,135
35,710
200,072
43,514
15,630
35,592
205,610
46,885
16,595
37,582
218,888
49,623
18,019
39,537
234,406
52,753
19,238
41,832
252,052
54,855
20,463
43,615
269,204
8 1 ,228
8 4 ,4 2 0
8 6 ,754
9 2 ,7 4 7
99,271
64,204
36,025
114,049
54,900
105 ,753
113 ,357
41,357
9,944
8,234
15,779
5,914
42,680
10,395
8,742
16,676
5,927
44,036
10,678
8,831
17,484
5,725
47,560
11,457
9,126
18,625
5,979
50,573
12,804
9,858
19,836
6,200
53,617
13,998
10,263
21,024
6,852
57,394
14,801
11,047
22,692
7,422
61,875
16,048
497 ,9 8 6
53 2 ,4 1 8
560 ,6 6 2
6 0 6 ,0 5 4
649 ,387
705 ,0 6 4
73 4 ,4 5 6
777 ,5 0 7
8,537
403,063
14,062
13,623
31,586
61,547
8,230
425,047
14,820
14,947
32,912
64,706
8,674
376,306
13,013
12,585
30,041
57,368
1,028,593
46,931
25,717
179,594
85,735
41,327
48,852
26,475
81,858
40,040
61,866
91,031
20,190
37,162
14,476
35,309
196,666
29 1 ,6 4 0
229,825
96,113
169,518
190,551
86,630
172,106
3 4 1 ,5 8 6
283,611
220,325
9,467
488,570
17,600
19,111
38,932
75,707
8,780
459,231
16,239
16,701
36,064
69,039
10,149
528,976
19,691
21,434
42,044
82,770
10,836
546,875
20,847
23,132
44,448
88,318
11,545
574,751
21,934
25,254
248,890
693,909
667,483
269,410
693,933
200,802
376,386
199,179
683,63C
254.494
720,612
692,397
280,866
727.494
212.54C
400,656
211,807
711,32^
265,943
808 ,1 2 0
101 ¡376
Census Divisions
Pacific ........................................................
p
Preliminary.
176,061
500,128
503,807
204,694
471,555
145,408
299,899
145.45C
485,401
189,828
536,747
533,632
215,50^
512.06C
155,706
305,741
153,902
518,795
205,514
563,82£
553.53E
224,054
547,842
164,988
311,691
160,845
545,715
228,223
611,085
593,024
235,716
597,254
176,599
331.03S
172,928
589,353
241,080
650,845
629,888
251,241
644,859
187,736
352,121
186,024
630,277
276,066
789,681
300,373
229,666
432,477
227,77^
752,25C
456,476
M-72
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
Per Capita Disposable Personal Income for States and Regions
[Dollars]
1985
United States
New England ..........
Connecticut ..........
Maine ..................
Massachusetts .....
New Hampshire ....
Rhode Island........
Vermont................
Mideast ..................
Delaware...............
District of Columbia
Maryland ...............
New Jersey ..........
New York .............
Pennsylvania.........
Great L ak es............
Illinois ...................
Indiana .................
Michigan...............
Ohio......................
Wisconsin.............
Plains ......................
Iowa......................
Kansas .................
Minnesota..............
Missouri................
Nebraska..............
North Dakota.........
South Dakota ........
Southeast ...............
Alabama................
Arkansas ..............
Florida .................. .
Georgia ................ .
Kentucky .............. .
Louisiana...............
Mississippi.............
North Carolina.......
South Carolina ......
Tennessee ............
Virginia ..................
West Virginia..........
Southwest................
Arizona..................
New Mexico ..........
Oklahoma..............
Texas ....................
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993'
1 2 ,324
12,999
1 3 ,528
14,457
15,291
16,173
16,706
17,580
18,177
1 3 ,817
14,790
15,866
17,440
18,289
18,828
19,278
2 0 ,153
20,867
15,481
10,802
13,950
13,900
12,572
16,405
11,583
15,028
14,980
13,313
11,785
17,888
12,389
16,065
15,976
13,832
12,665
1 3 ,516
14,440
12,998
14,865
14,811
15,899
14,706
13,006
15,144
14,556
13,923
15,053
13,652
12,174
13,711
15,933
15,648
16,993
15,345
13,480
12,163
12,871
13,308
13,134
19,707
13,500
17,784
17,219
15,004
13,678
16,341
14,605
17,871
16,760
18,606
16,538
14,418
14,212
20,860
14,490
18,501
17,799
15,741
14,711
17,365
15,643
19,075
17,732
19,872
17,417
15,515
15,043
21,604
15,064
18,926
18,120
16,570
15,225
18,463
16,545
20,312
18,700
20,852
18,733
16,417
15,863
21,979
15,442
19,427
18,810
16,870
15,584
19,083
17,190
21,743
19,053
21,319
19,417
17,113
16,333
22,992
16,256
20,252
19,656
17,706
16,521
23,776
16,898
20,985
20,278
18 384
17,076
2 0 ,127
2 0 ,709
17,682
23^391
19*876
22¡614
20,510
18,011
23 ¡354
20 948
18^632
14,353
12,341
13,468
12,782
12,799
15,363
13,102
14,365
13,794
13,402
16,452
13,919
15,119
14,453
14,180
17,412
14,636
15,837
15,247
15,047
17,886
15,092
16,292
15,732
15,529
17,325
17,961
18’972
16,128
17'155
16¡698
161556
17*888
17,180
17,196
12,854
13,442
14,279
15,231
15,790
16,762
17,122
12,341
11,739
11,689
13,900
11,762
13,108
12,396
12,297
11,762
12,389
11,931
12,332
11,916
11,707
10,853
11,620
12,556
13,147
12,561
12,095
11,257
10,819
12,159
13,024
13,586
13,052
12,508
11,391
11,294
12,578
13,804
14,168
13,687
13,540
10,672
11,721
13,565
14,121
15,222
14,403
14,278
12,198
12,834
14,516
15,258
15,990
15,246
15,340
13,837
14,120
14,794
15,976
16,413
16,004
15,950
14,023
14,809
15Ì880
17,019
17,516
16,775
16,784
15,403
15,648
1 0 ,792
11,494
9,730
9,500
12,423
11,157
9,644
10,392
8,594
10,294
9,650
10,363
12,536
9,309
10,415
10,000
13,191
12,067
10,104
10,581
9,023
11,093
10,160
11,279
13,408
9,856
12,043
12,896
13,702
14,532
15,110
15,906
11,735
11,861
11,672
10,063
10,792
12,084
Rocky Mountain.......
Colorado.................
Idaho .....................
Montana .................
Utah.......................
Wyoming ...............
12,888
10,002
10,012
9,603
11,835
Far W est...................
Alaska ...................
California...............
Hawaii ...................
Nevada ..................
Oregon ..................
Washington ............
16,287
14,230
12,514
13,232
11,239
13,037
11,331
1 3 ,817
12,308
10,346
10,977
12,079
16,608
11,662
10,976
14,591
13,572
11,229
11,389
10,259
12,629
11,733
12,827
15,077
11,030
12,374
11,662
15,826
14,126
12,024
11,948
10,839
13,269
12,174
13,544
16,040
11,566
13,227
12,236
16,535
14,891
12,901
12,728
11,491
14,243
13,327
14,315
16,886
12,479
13,857
12,914
17,036
15,502
13,528
13,483
12,120
14,739
13,756
14,981
17,366
13,167
14,717
13,981
17,532
16,296
14,468
14,309
12,939
15,709
14,467
16,045
18,125
14,047
15’,332
14¡424
18¡513
16¡871
15¡010
14¡947
13,631
16,421
15,071
16,705
18762
14,552
12,135
12,868
13,618
14,408
1 5 ,037
14,338
12,658
13,291
14,785
14,645
13,224
13,768
15,514
1 5 ,907
16,541
12,658
10,570
11,086
12,368
13,261
11,133
11,865
13,131
13,700
11,982
12,550
13,947
15,312
13,858
14,536
16,467
11,724
12,038
13,504
10,839
10,968
10,418
12,000
12,876
13,723
14,492
14,577
11,622
11,403
11,023
12,854
1 5 ,237
15,438
12,876
12,329
11,628
13,526
16,231
13,836
12,834
12,158
15,114
15,981
17,032
14,262
13,681
12,844
16,208
17,859
15,056
14,183
13,558
16,724
14,893
15,722
15,258
15,300
13,876
14,604
12,184
14,276
16,198
16,131
15,036
15,533
13,154
14,877
14,460
15,782
17*635
17¡9Ó7
17,158
17¡416
15¡688
15¡981
10,920
10,350
13,786
12,644
10,599
10,644
9,566
11,705
10,766
11,985
14,049
10,151
13,182
10,496
10,741
10,028
11,957
15,683
14,870
13,368
13,891
11,769
13,821
19Ì648
16,426
17,303
16,721
16,079
16,802
13,951
15,951
17,389
17,769
18,473
15',921
14¡587
15,060
17Í116
16,730
18¡628
15,974
15,128
14,066
17,504
18,944
18,354
17,690
17,693
17,584
14,711
16,890
19,054
17,985
18,368
17,960
15,229
17,607
19,642
18,603
18,978
18,897
16,004
18,758
20,306
18,997
20,038
19,781
16,731
19,290
18,828
18,437
15,863
15,231
15,859
13,204
14,061
14,522
17,383
19,278
19,080
16,333
15,790
16,372
13,847
14,766
15,107
17,763
20,153
20,154
17,325
16,762
17,103
14,787
15,692
15,840
18,459
20,867
20,713
17,961
17,122
17,847
15,414
16,313
16,567
18,916
Census Divisions
New England ........
Middle Atlantic ......
East North Central .
West North Central
South Atlantic .......
East South Central
West South Central
Mountain ..............
Pacific ..................
r
Preliminary.
13,817
13,469
12,163
11,762
11,741
9,712
11,411
11,415
13,833
14,790
14,412
12,871
12,389
12,530
10,371
11,513
11,881
14,476
15,866
15,094
13,308
12,854
13,161
10,947
11,752
12,235
14,901
17,440
16,294
14,212
13,442
14,111
11,688
12,506
12,997
15,728
18,289
17,321
15,043
14,279
14,994
12,403
13,259
13,782
16,415
M-73
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
Total Personal Income for Counties and Metropolitan Areas
(Thousands of dollars!
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
D e la w a r e ................................................................................................................
10 ,4 2 6 ,1 3 2
11,3 7 0 ,6 0 8
1 2 ,4 19,747
1 3 ,1 93,023
1 3 ,7 48,405
14,317,961
Consolidated metropolitan areas:
Philadelphia-Wilmington-Atlantic City, PA-NJ-DE-MD.................
103,559,212
111,480,569
119,449,287
126,512,402
130,654,259
137,831,987
Metropolitan areas:
Dover, DE............................................................ ......................
Wilmington-Newark, DE-MD .......................................................
1,309,089
815321101
1,431,905
9,300,543
1,541,783
10,234,770
1,626,177
10,944,404
1,737,794
11,334,698
1,846,390
11,761,401
Counties:
Kent .......................................................................................
New Castle.............................................................................
Sussex ...................................................................................
1,309,089
7Ì571Ì823
1,544,220
1,431,905
8,256,567
1,682,134
1,541,783
9,074,872
1,803,092
1,626,177
9,693,071
1,873,775
1,737,794
10,043,336
1,967,275
1,846,390
10,418,282
2,053,289
1991
1992
Total Population for Counties and Metropolitan Areas
[Thousands]
Consolidated metropolitan areas:
1990
1989
1988
1987
637.0
647.7
658.3
669.0
680.8
690.9
5,800.4
5,839.5
5,870.4
5,900.0
5,923.7
5,938.5
106.7
489.8
108.1
499.0
109.7
507.2
111.6
515.4
114.5
523.0
116.1
530.0
106.7
422.5
107.8
108.1
430.0
109.6
109.7
436.8
111.7
111.6
443.5
113.9
114.5
449.6
116.7
116.1
455.0
119.8
Metropolitan areas:
Counties:
Sussex ...................................................................................
Note.—Table shows Census Bureau midyear population estimates. Estimates for 1990-92 reflect State and county population estimates as of February 1994.
Per Capita Personal Income for Counties and Metropolitan Areas
[Dollars]
1992
1991
1990
1989
1988
1987
D e la w a r e ................................................................................................. ..............
16,365
17,555
1 8 ,867
19,719
2 0 ,1 9 5
2 0 ,724
Consolidated metropolitan areas:
Philadelphia-Wilmington-Atlantic City, PA-NJ-DE-MD.................
17,854
19,091
20,348
21,443
22,056
23,210
Metropolitan areas:
Dover, DE..................................................................................
Wllmington-Newark, DE-MD .......................................................
12,269
17,421
13,251
18,639
14,050
20,181
14,567
21,235
15,182
21,671
15,909
22,191
14,050
20,774
16,142
14,567
21,854
16,456
15,182
22,336
16,859
15,909
22,897
17,137
Counties:
13,251
12,269
Kent .......................................................................................
19,201
17,921
New Castle.............................................................................
15,343
14,320
Sussex ...................................................................................
Note.— Per capita personal Income was computed with Census Bureau midyear population estimates. Estimates for
1994.
1990-92 reflect State and county population estimates as of February
Per Capita Personal Income for Counties and Metropolitan Areas
[Percent of national average]
1987 I
1992
1991
1990
1989
1988
D e la w a r e .......................................................................................
105
106
107
106
105
103
Consolidated metropolitan areas:
Philadelphla-Wllmlngton-Atlantlc City, PA-NJ-DE-MD
114
115
115
115
115
115
Metropolitan areas:
Dover, DE...............................................................
Wllmington-Newark, DE-MD ....................................
78
111
80
112
79
114
78
114
79
113
110
Counties:
Kent ....................................................................
New C astle..........................................................
Sussex ................................................................
78
115
92
80
116
92
79
117
91
78
117
88
79
117
88
79
114
85
79
M-74
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
Per Capita Peraonal Income Rankings for Counties:
50 Highest and 50 Lowest Per Capita Incomes of the 178 Counties In the Mideast Region, 1992
50 counties with the highest per capita incomes
:omes
Rank
County
New York, New York........
Westchester, New York....
Somerset, New Jersey .....
Bergen, New Jersey .........
Morris, New Jersey...........
Montgomery, Maryland.....
Nassau, New York............
Montgomery, Pennsylvania
Hunterdon, New Jersey....
Mercer, New Jersey .........
Chester, Pennsylvania......
Union, New Jersey ...........
District of Columbia..........
Howard, Maryland ............
Monmouth, New Jersey....
Talbot, Maryland..............
Rockland, New York.........
Essex, New Jersey...........
Middlesex, New Jersey ....
Baltimore, Maryland..........
Delaware, Pennsylvania ....
Putnam, New York ...........
Atlantic, New Jersey.........
Richmond, New York........
Allegheny, Pennsylvania ...
Suffolk, New York.............
Bucks, Pennsylvania ........
Albany, New York.............
Queens, New York ...........
New Castle, Delaware......
Monroe, New York............
Burlington, New Jersey ....
Montour, Pennsylvania.....
Cape May, New Jersey....
Sussex, New Jersey.........
Anne Arundel, Maryland ....
Dutchess, New York.........
Passaic, New Jersey........
Ocean, New Jersey ..........
Warren, New Jersey.........
Lehigh, Pennsylvania .......
Schenectady, New York ....
Camden, New Jersey.......
Queen Annes, Maryland ....
Cumberland, Pennsylvania
Dauphin, Pennsylvania.....
Prince Georges, Maryland .
Hudson, New Jersey ........
Worcester, Maryland ........
Carroll, Maryland .............
rs
Dollars
49,197
34,843
34,580
33,815
33,616
33,614
32,270
31,747
30,139
28,443
28,297
27,910
27,909
27,439
27,226
26,779
26,323
26,206
25,369
24,794
24,513
24,439
24,148
23,954
23,812
23,769
23,699
23,559
23,151
22,897
22,863
22,801
22,742
22,708
22,581
22,492
22,424
22,196
21,976
21,927
21,842
21,791
21,748
21,690
21,662
21,645
21,373
21,359
21,290
21,228
50 counties with the lowest per capita incomes
Percent of national
average
244.7
173.3
172.0
168.2
167.2
167.2
160.5
157.9
149.9
141.5
140.7
138.8
138.8
136.5
135.4
133.2
130.9
130.3
126.2
123.3
121.9
121.6
120.1
119.1
118.4
118.2
117.9
117.2
115.2
113.9
113.7
113.4
113.1
112.9
112.3
111.9
111.5
110.4
109.3
109.1
108.6
108.4
108.2
107.9
107.7
107.7
106.3
106.2
105.9
105.6
Rank
178
177
176
175
174
173
172
171
170
169
168
167
166
165
164
163
162
161
160
159
158
157
156
155
154
153
152
151
150
149
148
147
146
145
144
143
142
141
140
139
138
137
136
135
134
133
132
130
131
129
County
Forest, Pennsylvania..........
Somerset, Maryland ...........
Allegany, New York............
Fulton, Pennsylvania..........
Huntingdon, Pennsylvania ...
Schuyler, New York............
Lewis, New York ...............
Bedford, Pennsylvania .......
St. Lawrence, New York ....
Wyoming, New York...........
Franklin, New York.............
Garrett, Maryland ..............
Greene, Pennsylvania........
Mifflin, Pennsylvania...........
Yates, New York ...............
Delaware, New York ..........
Tioga, Pennsylvania ..........
Washington, New York.......
Caroline, Maryland .............
Cattaraugus, New York......
Clinton, Pennsylvania.........
Fayette, Pennsylvania........
Herkimer, New York..........
Clarion, Pennsylvania.........
Clinton, New York .............
Indiana, Pennsylvania ........
Juniata, Pennsylvania ........
Schoharie, New York .........
Cortland, New York...........
Jefferson, New York...........
Orleans, New York .............
Bradford, Pennsylvania......
Clearfield, Pennsylvania.....
Cayuga, New York .............
Chenango, New York.........
Potter, Pennsylvania ..........
Crawford, Pennsylvania .....
Kent, Delaware.......... ......
McKean, Pennsylvania .......
Perry, Pennsylvania ...........
Armstrong, Pennsylvania ....
Sullivan, Pennsylvania .......
Susquehanna, Pennsylvania
Chautauqua, New York......
Allegany, Maryland.............
Lawrence, Pennsylvania ....
Columbia, Pennsylvania.....
Somerset, Pennsylvania.....
Tompkins, New York ..........
Jefferson, Pennsylvania .....
Dollars
13,021
13,279
13,328
13,564
13,615
13,931
13,967
14,042
14,065
14,143
14,147
14,183
14,204
14,616
14,763
14,801
14,833
14,859
14,942
14,950
14,998
15,092
15,130
15,137
15,263
15,275
15,385
15,396
15,531
15,535
15,568
15,584
15,691
15,712
15,728
15,742
15,792
15,909
15,949
15,953
15,998
16,018
16,065
16,083
16,102
16,165
16,202
16,232
16,232
16,296
Percent ot national
average
64.8
66.0
66.3
67.5
67.7
69.3
69.5
69.8
70.0
70.3
70.4
70.5
70.6
72.7
73.4
73.6
73.8
73.9
74.3
74.4
74.6
75.1
75.3
75.3
75.9
76.0
76.5
76.6
77.2
77.3
77.4
77.5
78.0
78.1
78.2
78.3
78.5
79.1
79.3
79.3
79.6
79.7
79.9
80.0
80.1
80.4
80.6
80.7
80.7
81.1
M-75
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
Per Capita Personal Income Rankings for Counties:
50 Highest and 50 Lowest Per Capita Personal Incomes of the 183 Counties In the Far West Region, 1992
50 counties with the lowest per capita incomes
50 counties with the highest per capita incomes
County
Rank
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
Marin, California..................................
San Francisco, California ....................
San Mateo, California.........................
King, Washington................................
Ketchikan Gateway Borough, Alaska ...
Wrangell-Petersburg, Alaska..............
Contra Costa, California.....................
San Juan, Washington .......................
Santa Clara, California .......................
Valdez-Cordova Census Area, Alaska .
Douglas, Nevada ................................
Wasnoe, Nevada
Juneau Borough, Alaska ...................
Anchorage Borough, Alaska..............
Skagway-Yakutat-Angoon, Alaska .....
Orange, California..............................
Haines Borough, Alaska....................
Napa, California.................................
North Slope Borough, Alaska............
Honolulu, Hawaii................................
Sitka Borough, Alaska .......................
Santa Barbara, California..................
Alameda, California ...........................
Carson City, Nevada .........................
Sonoma, California............................
Santa Cruz, California .......................
Placer, California ...............................
Aleutians East Borough, Alaska........
Ventura, California............................
Dillingham Census Area, Alaska.......
Multnomah, Oregon..........................
Kenai Peninsula Borough, Alaska.....
Los Angeles, California.....................
Washington, Oregon.........................
Clackamas, Oregon ..........................
Aleutians West Census Area, Alaska .
Kodiak Island Borough, Alaska .........
Storey, Nevada.................................
Clark, Nevada..................................
Snohomish, Washington...................
Maui and Kalawao, Hawaii ...............
San Diego, California........................
Monterey, California..........................
Lincoln, Washington .........................
Sacramento, California .....................
Benton, Washington .........................
Thurston, Washington.......................
Chelan, Washington ,........................
El Dorado, California ........................
Yolo, California ................................
Dollars
36,076
30,942
29,918
27,769
27,761
26,963
26,491
26,108
25,924
25,826
25,820
25,529
25,390
25,077
24,973
24,651
24,495
24,387
24,153
23,864
23,697
23,368
22,988
22,919
22,913
22,784
22,218
22,133
21,977
21,732
21,727
21,571
21,434
21,145
21,068
20,853
20,805
20,777
20,769
20,653
20,633
20,384
20,322
20,242
20,171
20,122
19,801
19,732
19,729
19,615
Percent of na
tional average
179.4
153.9
148.8
138.1
138.1
134.1
131.8
129.9
128.9
128.5
128.4
127.0
126.3
124.7
124.2
122.6
121.8
121.3
120.1
118.7
117.9
116.2
114.3
114.0
114.0
113.3
110.5
110.1
109.3
108.1
108.1
107.3
106.6
105.2
104.8
103.7
103.5
103.3
103.3
102.7
102.6
101.4
101.1
100.7
100.3
100.1
98.5
98.1
98.1
97.6
Note.—Table includes only counties with total personal Incomes of $50 million or more.
Rank
183
182
181
180
179
178
177
176
175
174
173
172
171
170
169
168
167
166
165
164
163
162
161
160
159
158
157
156
155
154
153
152
151
150
149
148
147
146
145
144
143
142
141
140
139
138
137
136
135
134
County
Wade Hampton Census Area, Alaska
Del Norte, California..........................
Kauai, Hawaii....................................
Kings, California ................................
Ferry, Washington .............................
Yuba, California.................................
Imperial, California.............................
Tehama, California............................
Lassen, California..............................
Modoc, California.
Pend Oreille, Washington...................
Madera, California .............................
Yukon-Koyukuk Census Area, Alaska
Bethel Census Area, Alaska .............
Stevens, Washington.........................
Malheur, Oregon................................
Glenn, California................................
Merced, California .............................
Morrow, Oregon.................................
Nome Census Area, Alaska..............
Tulare, California...............................
Josephine, Oregon ............................
Whitman, Washington .......................
Tillamook, Oregon .............................
Trinity, California...............................
Jefferson, Oregon..............................
Baker, Oregon ..................................
Mason, Washington...........................
Umatilla, Oregon...............................
Matanuska-Susitna Borough, Alaska
Douglas, Oregon ..............................
Franklin, Washington........................
Klamath, Oregon ..............................
Siskiyou, California...........................
Polk, Oregon.....................................
Kem, California.................................
Union, Oregon ..................................
Linn, Oregon....................................
Coos, Oregon ...................................
Butte, California................................
Harney, Oregon
Klickitat, Washington ...................
Northwest Arctic Borough, Alaska .
Crook, Oregon .............................
Lake, Oregon...............................
Kittitas, Washington.....................
Grant, Washington.......................
Amador, California.......................
San Bernardino, California ..........
Grant, Oregon..............................
Dollars
9,993
11,683
11,721
13,174
13,476
13.730
13,827
14,037
14,237
14,243
14,326
14.361
14,406
14,416
14,447
14,625
14,694
14,717
14.731
14,954
15,015
15,070
15,081
15,101
15.152
15,190
15,210
15,231
15.361
15,441
15,562
15,620
15,690
15,708
15,748
15,836
15,839
15,853
15.934
15.935
15,939
15,974
16,121
16,129
16.152
16,251
16,289
16,433
16,466
16,474
Percent of na
tional average
49.7
58.1
58.3
65.5
67.0
68.3
68.8
69.8
70.8
70.8
71.3
71.4
71.7
71.7
71.9
72.7
73.1
73.2
73.3
74.4
74.7
75.0
75.0
75.1
75.4
75.6
75.7
75.8
76.4
76.8
77.4
77.7
78.0
78.1
78.3
78.8
78.8
78.9
79.3
79.3
79.3
79.5
80.2
80.2
80.3
80.8
81.0
81.7
61.9
81.9
M-76
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
Personal I n c o m e b y M a j o r S o u r c e a n d Earn i n g s b y Industry for C o u n t i e s a n d Metropolitan A r e a s 1
[Thousands of dollars]
A lle g h a n y , P e n n s y lv a n ia
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
28 ,2 7 0 ,3 1 0
2 9 ,8 5 8 ,6 9 3
31,7 7 4 ,0 4 9
In c o m e b y p la c e o f re s id e n c e
T o ta l p e rs o n a l I n c o m e . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
26,507,171
Nonfarm personal Income .................................................
Farm income2 ......................................................
Population (thousands)3 ....................................................
Per capita personal income (dollars) ...............................
28,264,552
5,758
17,044
29,853,088
5,605
31,767,397
6,652
1,335.9
21,163
1,334.9
22,368
1,334.4
23,812
21,951,500
1,521,343
-2,501,556
17,928,601
5,572,039
4,769,670
23,129,047
1,632,094
-2,615,035
18,881,918
5,685,843
5,290,932
24,789,657
1,720,177
-2,788,094
20,281,386
5,683,956
5,808,707
17,687,214
1,847,499
2,416,787
1,977
2,414,810
18,346,609
2,051,887
2,730,551
1,810
2,728,741
19,535,007
2,244,761
3,009,889
2,942
3,006,947
5,758
21,945,742
5,605
23,123,442
6,652
24,783,005
20,699,488
22,231,401
50,254
49,743
511
361
150
0
73,528
73,091
437
283
154
0
141,660
90,057
44,439
1,212
5,952
124,831
69,061
48,486
(D)
(°)
1,510,921
343,990
162,468
1,004,463
1,722,061
362,722
207,864
1,151,475
3,844,760
1,097,985
3,937,976
1,069,208
230,139
D e riv a tio n o f p e rs o n a l Incom e:
Earnings by place of work....................................................
Less: Personal cont. for social insur.4 ..........................................
Plus: Adjustment for residence5 ........................................
Equals: Net earn, by place of residence . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Plus: Dividends, interest, and rent6 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Plus: Transfer payments .....................................................
1,200,756
1,414,255
-2,225,063
14Ì852Ì779
4,387,338
E a rn in g s b y p la c e o f w o rk
C o m p o n e n ts o f e a rnings:
Wages and salaries . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Other labor income. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Proprietors’ income7 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Farm......................................................................
Nonfarm .............................................................
E a m ln g s b y Industry:
Farm ..............................................................................
Nonfarm .............................................................................
Private........................................................................
Ag. serv., for., fish., and other8 ......................................................
Agricultural services. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Forestry, fisheries, and other8 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Forestry ..........................................................................
Fisheries......................................................................
Other8 ..........................................................................
37,494
36,542
952
812
140
42,785
42,368
0
Mining......................................................................
Coal mining.........................................................................
Oil and gas extraction.........................................................
Metal mining ....................................................................
Nonmetallic minerals, except fuels..............................................
45Ì023
©
©
5700
Construction ...............................................................................
General building contractors........................................................
Heavy construction contractors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Special trade contractors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ................
400,713
155,765
919,413
380,407
150,064
894,318
3,285,893
936,845
201,949
217,847
Manufacturing. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Nondurable goods . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Food and kindred products . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Textile mill products . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Apparel and other textile products. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Paper and allied products . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Printing and publishing. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Chemicals and allied products. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Petroleum and coal products . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Tobacco manufactures...............................................................
Rubber and misc. plastic products . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Leather and leather products................................................
Durable goods ................................................................
Lumbe’r and wood products . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Furniture and fixtures. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Primary metal industries . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Fabricated metal products . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Machinery, except electrical. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Electric and electronic equipment. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Trans, equip, excl. motor vehicles . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Motor vehicles and equipment. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Ordnance9 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Stone, clay, and glass products. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Instruments and related products . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Misc. manufacturing industries . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
10,919
29,687
226,287
359,813
25,144
o
79,305
(°)
2,349,048
23,935
35,696
694,301
335,256
348,600
397,658
69,644
45,671
(N)
244,907
116,093
37,287
Transportation and public utilities . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Railroad transportation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Trucking and warehousing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Water transportation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Other transportation. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Local & ihterurban passenger transit..........................................
Transportation by a ir ..................................................................
Pipelines, except natural g a s ......................................................
Transportation services..............................................................
Communication.............................................................................
Electric, gas, and sanitary services................................................
1,114,918
67,236
151,865
10,953
312,943
50,310
/D\
45,263
291,129
280,792
n
13,381
1,496,940
145:950
943,579
\
/
158,286
987,284
l
)
236,261
458,847
24,249
83,967
___ ©
23.719
33.720
763,500
356,957
354,271
411,201
50,051
45,170
’ (D)
19,424
435,337
103,191
V /
V
81,953
l /
\ )
53,619
355,166
374,734
460,522
48,172
n
19,565
30,227
235,391
443,719
367,565
289,676
41,402
\ /
271,129
146,336
33,674
276,470
131,604
48,900
46Ì967
1,203,037
68,986
168,426
12,857
358,066
51,341
©
©
48,607
306,344
288,358
1,299,477
1,659,893
(°)
2,868,768
57,897
37,911
1,206,500
366,970
298741
55,652
_______
©
>)
303,074
141,823
53',457
©
50,940
314,275
301,508
©
©
51,988
330,678
317,641
$
49,395
295,500
352,294
©
51,320
384,552
368,941
M-77
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
Personal I n c o m e b y M a j o r S o u r c e a n d E a r n i n g s b y Industry for C o u n t i e s a n d Metropolitan A r e a s
‘—Continued
[Thousands of dollars]
A lle g h e n y , P e n n s y lv a n ia
1988
1987
1,219,991
1,347,830
1.398,288
1,475,297
1,496,966
1,582,292
1,714,283
59,758
259,878
271,004
250,540
100,338
108,301
403,070
261,394
1,795,128
65,396
265,342
298,168
263,740
98,746
110,660
424,919
268,157
1,921,924
72,983
276,388
338,574
264,900
102,800
129,226
432,133
304,920
1,959,981
61,215
274,068
343,092
263,556
106,710
127,910
461,116
322,314
2,024,485
64,765
276,471
357,227
270,823
116,946
118,716
493,152
326,385
2,140,986
69,714
284,265
367,906
284,459
121,613
122,675
542,003
348,351
1,401,401
615,964
785,437
113,174
265,200
153,798
127,649
-3,122
128,738
5,578,183
89,393
170,186
28,005
1,058,769
129,277
68,226
127,021
1,538,438
643,871
894,567
143,662
313,638
187,550
178,980
(n)
70,737
6,781,783
102,428
168,478
32,091
912,835
129,406
69,796
165,294
1,685,870
678,099
1,007,771
138,168
355,153
215,700
186,595
(N)
112,155
7,565,201
112,367
177,450
33,806
1,011,683
135,692
71,052
192,843
1,751,116
0/8,395
1,072,721
151,911
362,470
229,615
212,186
116,539
8,080,060
128,007
181,751
32,633
1,044,511
141,014
64,407
229,307
1,956,259
730,228
1,226,031
224,263
377,697
246,940
229,519
(N>
147,612
8,766,098
136,314
187,819
35,875
1,112,157
138,155
77,164
261,723
2,463,693
552,068
626,496
154,291
2,758,228
611,892
664,378
176,282
3,020,410
624,771
707,375
225,319
3,334,681
692,173
757,453
244,944
626,708
1,439,321
620,353
818,968
126,185
282,991
179,052
157,163
(N)
73,577
6,137,058
92,289
170,969
30,029
841,178
132,299
71,665
143,172
(D)
2,212,426
476,967
600,974
135,953
<d>
183,403
977,266
35,856
200,417
1,114,251
49,933
212,771
1,311,629
49,864
215,246
1,365,829
48,270
227,532
1,444,032
52,477
1,905,715
467,889
56,135
1,381,691
2,022,364
506,372
56,362
1,459,630
2,151,317
538,169
58,122
1,555,026
2,316,401
582,101
61,446
1,672,854
2,423,954
607,249
63,286
1,753,419
2,551,604
643,710
66,856
1,841,038
Pi
2,021,388
405,584
537,401
122,134
P)
166,063
O
State and local.....................................................................................
1992
1991
1990
1989
D Not shown to avoid disclosure of confidential Information; estimates are Included In totals.
N Data not available for this year.
_____
1 . 1969-74 based on 1967 SIC. 1976-87 based on 1972 SIC. 1988-92 based on 1987 SIC.
2. Farm Income consists of proprietors’ net farm Income, the wages of hired farm labor,
the pay-in-klnd of hired farm labor, and the salaries of officers of corporate farms.
3. Census Bureau midyear population estimates. Estimates tor 1990-92 reflect State and
county population estimates available as of February 1994.
4. Personal contributions for social Insurance are Included In earnings by type and industry
but excluded from personal Income.
. t J
5. U.S. adjustment for residence consists of adjustments tor border workers; Income of
U.S. residents commuting outside U.S. borders to work less income of foreign residents com
muting Inside U.S. borders to work plus certain Caribbean seasonal workers.
6. Includes the capital consumption adjustment for rental Income of persons.
p)
pi
p)
P)
P)
P)
P)
7. Includes the Inventory valuation and capital consumption adjustments.
8. "Other” consists of wages and salaries of U.S. residents employed by international orga
nizations and foreign embassies and consulates in the U.S.
9. Under the 1972 Standard Industrial Classification, ordnance was reclassified to four twodigit Industries: Fabricated metal products; electronic equipment, except computer equipment;
transportation equipment; and Instruments and related products.
10. Under the 1987 Standard Industrial Classification, combined real estate, Insurance, etc.,
was reclassified to four two-digit Industries: Nondepository credit Institutions; Insurance
agents, brokers, and services; real estate; and legal services.
11. This categoiy is new under the 1972 Standard Industrial Classification; therefore esti
mates prior to 1975 do not exist.
12. This categoiy Is new under the 1987 Standard Industrial Classification; therefore esti
mates prior to 1988 do not exist.
M-78
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
Personal I n c o m e b y M a j o r S o u r c e a n d Earn i n g s b y Maj o r Industry for C o u n t i e s a n d Metropolitan A r e a s 1
[Thousands of dollars]
P h ila d e lp h ia , P e n n sylvan ia
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
Income by place of residence
Total personal income.................................
Nonfarm personal income.......................
Farm income2 .........................................
23,695,917
23,695,887
<4
24,805,945
24,805,914
(L)
26,029,031
26,028,996
Population (thousands)3 .............................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
1,616.1
14,663
1,599,0
15,513
Derivation of personal Income:
Earnings by place of work.......................
Less: Personal cont. for social insurance4
Plus: Adjustment for residence3 ..............
Equals: Net earn, by place of residence ...
Plus: Dividends, interest, and rent6 .........
Plus: Transfer payments .........................
22,510,349
1,491,244
-6,262,483
14,756,622
3,421,433
5,517,862
27,563,304
27,563,260
28,569,590
28,569,544
29,990,191
29,990,144
1,591.2
16,358
1,581.6
17,428
1,567.3
18,228
1,552.6
19,316
23,612,342
1,614,960
-6,583,426
15,413,956
3,506,059
5,885,930
24,444,379
1,664,467
-6,720,018
16,059,894
3,757,410
6,211.727
25,550,558
1,728,019
-6,987,922
16,834,617
4,017,573
6,711,114
26,080,945
1,793,807
-7,113,727
17,173,411
3,790,582
7,605,597
26,881,873
1,823,136
-7,144,061
17,914,676
3,763,413
8,312,102
18,968,599
1,682,901
1,858,849
20,117,603
1,810,191
1,684,548
21,723,242
2,083,764
1,743,552
21,978,972
2,255,948
1,846,025
1,858,843
1,684,544
20,751,927
1,959,387
1,733,065
(L)
1.733,058
1,743,541
1,846,015
22,523,831
2,368,057
1,989,985
(L)
1,989,973
(Li
(4
(4
(L )
Earnings by place of work
Components of earnings:
Wages and salaries.................................
Other labor income..................................
Proprietors’ income7 ................................
Farm....................................................
Nonfarm ..............................................
Earnings by Industry:
Farm .......................................................
Nonfarm..................................................
Private.................................................
Aa. serv., for., fish., and other8 ........
Mining..............................................
Construction .....................................
Manufacturing...................................
Nondurable goods ........................
Durable goods ..............................
Transportation and public utilities .....
Wholesale trade ...............................
Retail trad e......................................
Finance, insurance, and real estate ...
Services...........................................
Government and government enterprises .
Federal, civilian....................................
Military.................................................
State and local....................................
„ (L,i
22,510,319
18,315,228
24,319
3,549
655,934
2,942,298
1,882,224
1,060,074
1,744,089
1,470,669
1,631,705
2,511,574
7,331,091
4,195,091
1,620,132
275,038
2,299,921
<4
(4
23,612,311
19,259,985
22,901
2,667
730,721
3,048,055
1,972,709
1,075,346
1,776,548
1,615,012
1,707,706
2,663,766
7,692,609
4,352,326
1,733,984
244,820
2,373,522
L Less than $50,000. Estimates are included in totals.
1.1969-74 based on 1967 SIC. 1975-87 based on 1972 SIC. 1988-92 based on 1987 SIC.
2. Farm income consists of proprietors’ net farm income, the wages of hired farm labor,
the pay-in-kind of hired farm labor, and the salaries of officers of corporate farms.
3. Census Bureau midyear population estimates. Estimates for 1990-92 reflect State and
county population estimates available as of February 1994.
4. Personal contributions for social insurance are included In earnings by type and industry
but excluded from personal income.
<4
24,444,344
19,900,943
25,953
2,082
717,807
3,181,558
2,094,779
1,086,779
1,783,058
1,586,095
1,712,938
2,635,934
8,255,518
4,543,401
1,823,545
198,470
2,521,386
(4
(4
25,550,514
20,617,843
28,048
1,661
713,607
3,147,789
2,120,524
1,027,265
1,731,599
1,572,876
1,694,013
2,677,436
9,050,814
4,932,671
1,997,439
244,159
2,691,073
(4
(4
26,080,899
21,023,177
29,113
3,463
595,675
3,126,546
2,156,321
970,225
1,732,545
1,446,956
1,721,594
2,780,667
9,586,618
5,057,722
2,058,969
264,051
2,734,702
(L )
26,881,826
21,648,579
24,663
5,119
563,505
3,078,964
2,167,725
911,239
1,793,210
1,467,992
1,682,048
2,824,384
10,208,694
5,233,247
2,058,043
236,924
2,938,280
5. U.S. adjustment for residence consists of adjustments for border workers: Income of
U.S. residents commuting outside U.S. borders to work less income of foreign residents com
muting inside U.S. borders to work plus certain Caribbean seasonal workers.
6. Includes the capital consumption adjustment for rental income of persons.
7. Includes the inventory valuation and capital consumption adjustments.
8. "Other” consists of wages and salaries of U.S. residents employed by international orga
nizations and foreign embassies and consulates in the U.S.
M-79
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
Full-Time and Part-Time Employees by Major Industry for Counties and Metropolitan Areas1
W a y n e , M ic h ig a n
1992
1991
1990
1989
1988
1987
E m p lo y m e n t b y p la c e o f w o rk
B y typo:
B y Industry:
Aa.services,forestry.fishing, and other3 .......
Government and government enterprises .......
State and local............................................
1 ,0 3 4 ,4 7 8
1,041,233
1,043,700
959,691
74,787
354
74,433
962,442
78,791
346
78,445
967,785
75,915
342
75,573
674
1,033,804
896,151
3,202
753
30,907
232,715
59,494
55,474
162,214
74,132
277,260
137,653
17,904
8,337
111,412
647
1,040,586
901,292
3,595
802
32,608
227,668
61,438
54,618
165,068
76,736
278,759
139,294
18,095
8,251
112,948
600
1,043,100
900,695
3,519
837
31,582
218,488
62,913
54,978
169,206
74,923
284,249
142,405
17,846
8,262
116,297
1 1969-74 based on 1967 SIC. 1975-87 based on 1972 SIC. 1988-92 based on 1987 SIC.
2 . Excludes limited partners.
990 ,6 3 3
975,912
961,551
74,490
335
74,155
911,914
78,719
335
78,384
895,131
80,781
335
80,446
617
1,035,424
895,394
3,561
794
30,269
207,993
65,776
53,647
170,431
72,687
290,236
140,030
17,917
7,937
114,176
610
990,023
853,449
3,837
757
27,724
189,816
61,355
52,642
160,981
72,999
283,338
136,574
17,438
7,560
111,576
578
975,334
840,896
3,664
725
26,071
186,278
58,551
51,217
154,601
68,855
290,934
134,438
17.356
7,201
109,881
1,036,041
3. "Other" consists of the number of jobs held by U.S. residents employed by international
organizations and foreign embassies and consulates in the United States.
Regional Economic Profiles for Counties and Metropolitan Areas
W a a h ln g to n , P e n n s y lv a n ia
1989
1988
1987
1992
1991
1990
Place of residence profile
Total personal Income ($000) ...............................«'
Nonfarm personal income ................................... .
Farm income..........................................................
Derivation of personal Income:
Net earnings1 ........................................................
Transfer payments.................................................
Income maintenance2 ........................................
Unemployment insurance ...................................
Retirement and other.........................................
Dividends, interest, and re n t..................................
Population (thousands)3 ........................................
Per capita Incomes (dollars)4:
Per capita personal income....................................
Per capita net earnings .........................................
. Per capita transfer payments .................................
Per capita income maintenance .........................
Per capita unemployment Insurance..................
Per capita retirement and other..........................
Per capita dividends, interest, and rent .................
2 ,8 6 6 ,9 4 3
3 ,0 3 8 ,4 8 6
3 ,2 6 5 ,6 6 3
3 ,496,695
2,864,615
2,328
3,034,512
3,974
3,249,784
5,879
3,492,045
4,650
3,653,547
3,324
3,883,389
3,877,721
5,668
1,784,831
614,707
43,437
25,030
546,240
467,405
207.9
1,904,478
634,450
46,090
21,977
566,383
499,558
207.2
2,032,280
669,741
47,654
19,444
602,643
553,642
205.7
2,194,009
724,487
52,029
23,721
648,737
578,199
204.7
2,274,078
807,597
55,343
32,567
719,687
575,196
205.0
2,422,127
88,7,603
61,967
50,017
775,619
573,659
206.1
13,789
8,584
2,956
209
120
2,627
2,248
14,664
9,191
3,062
222
106
2,733
2,411
15,828
9,880
3,256
232
95
2,930
2,692
17,085
10,720
3,540
254
116
3,170
2,825
17,835
11,091
3,939
270
159
3,510
2,805
18,846
11,755
4,308
301
243
3,764
2,784
1 ,5 45,815
1,635,981
1 ,740,522
1 ,872,270
1,938,866
2 ,0 6 3 ,0 7 5
1,210,490
142,516
192,809
192,491
318
1,286,566
152,633
196,782
195,074
1,708
1,372,129
165,809
202,584
199,125
3,459
1,477,958
182,358
211,954
210,116
1,838
1,514,916
196,996
226,954
226,464
490
1,595,363
216,581
251,131
248,236
2,895
7 8 ,8 8 6
80,921
82,531
8 4 ,495
85,637
86,046
68,784
15,711
13,984
1,727
69,108
16,529
14,809
1,720
3,656,871
Place of work profile
Total earnings (place of work, $000) .....................
Wages and salaries...............................................
Other labor Income................................................
Proprietors’ income................................................
Nonfarm .............................................................
Farm..................................................................
Total employment (full- and part-time)..................
Wage and salary jobs............................................
Number of proprietors ..........................................
Nonfarm3 ..........................................................
Farm..................................................................
Average earnings per job (dollars)........................
Wage and salary earnings per job (dollars)............
Average earnings per nonfarm proprietor (dollars) ..
64,425
14,461
12,630
1,831
65,932
14,989
13,205
1,784
19,596
2 0 ,2 1 7
18,789
15,241
19,514
14,773
1. Total earnings less personal contributions for social Insurance adjusted to place of resi
dence.
2. Includes supplemental security income payments, payments to families with dependent
children (AFDC), general assistance payments, food stamp payments, and other assistance
payments, including emergency assistance.
67,899
14,632
12,868
1,764
21,089
20,208
15,474
2 2 ,1 5 8
21,487
15,025
22,641
21,921
15,292
69,141
16,905
15,217
1,688
23,976
23,074
16,313
3. Census Bureau midyear population estimates. Estimates for 1990-92 reflect State and
county population estimates available as of February 1994.
4. Type of Income divided by population yields a per capita for that type of income.
5. Excludes limited partners.
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LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
Total Wages and Salaries for Counties and Metropolitan Areas
[Thousands of dollars]
1987
1988
Connecticut ..........................................................
1989
1990
1991
1992
47,691,119
49,100,254
49,324,887
61,176,834
Consolidated metropolitan areas:
New York-No. New Jersey-Long Island, NY-NJ-CT-PA.....................
246,113,784
269,005,257
280,241,592
293,739,922
292,962,222
311,312.455
Metropolitan areas:
Hartford, C T ............................................................................
New Haven-Bridgeport-Stamford-Danbury-Waterbury, C T .............
New London-Norwich, CT .............................................................
20Ì745Ì758
2,809,178
23,019,768
2,962,737
23,910,984
18,948,148
24,619,112
3,169,878
18,952,629
24,770,789
3,255,450
19,353,381
25,991,885
3.389.483
Counties:
Connecticut (metropolitan portion) .....................................................
Connecticut (nonmetropoliian portion) ..............................................
39,460,994
1,941,611
43,354,478
2,161.972
46,978,868
2.346,019
48,734,729
2.441.905
14,779,677
16,240,753
1,561,645
1,833,662
9,991,112
3,255,450
15,653,776
16,604,344
1,627,862
1.834.905
10,338,109
3,389,483
914,112
814.043
Fairfield........................................................................
Hartford.....................................................................................
Litchfield........................................................................................
Middlesex............................................................................
New Haven ............................................................................
New London .............................................................................
Tolland..........................................................................................
1,300,249
1,503,024
8,431,379
2,809,178
687,621
641,362
784,374
Wage and Salary Employees for Counties and Metropolitan Areas
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
Connecticut........................................................................................
1,738,661
1,767,620
1,769,669
1,718,920
1,638,086
1,603,385
Consolidated metropolitan areas:
New York-No. New Jersey-Long Island, NY-NJ-CT-PA.....................
9,688,846
9,786,901
9,790,309
9,653,025
9,204,210
9,024,405
Metropolitan areas:
Hartford, C T ................................................................................ .
New Haven-Bridgaport-Stamford-Danbury-Waterbury, C T .............
New London-Norwich, CT .............................................................
669,305
838,411
131,573
681,714
852,854
131,047
679,403
845,454
131,798
668,183
820,347
128,467
634,480
782Ì413
123,651
617,089
766,441
123(254
Counties:
Connecticut (metropolitan portion) .....................................................
Connecticut (nonmetropoliian portion)...............................................
1,639,289
99,262
1,665,615
102,005
1,656,655
103,014
1,616,997
101,923
1,540,544
97,542
1,506,784
96,601
Fairfield .........................................................................................
Hartford.........................................................................................
Litchfield........................................................................................
Middlesex......................................................................................
New Haven ........................................... ........................................
New London ..................................................................................
Tolland..........................................................................................
Windham.......................................................................................
449,486
563,035
63,997
70,096
388,925
131,573
36,174
35,265
455,309
572,834
65,727
71,032
397,545
131,047
37,848
36,278
450,078
570,842
66,722
70,585
395,376
131,798
37,976
36,292
435,490
561,118
66,201
68,983
384,857
128,467
38,082
35,722
416,372
530,308
63,596
67,650
366,041
123,651
36,522
33,946
407,577
515,871
62,635
64(269
358,884
123,254
36,949
33,966
Average Wage per Job for Counties and Metropolitan Areas1
[Dollars]
1987
1988
1969
1990
1991
1992
Connecticut.........................................................................
23,814
25,750
27,046
28,685
30,111
31,818
Consolidated metropolitan areas:
New York-No. New Jersey-Long Island, NY-NJ-CT-PA......
25,402
27,486
28,624
30,430
31,829
34,497
Metropolitan areas:
Hartford, C T ...................................................................
New Haven-Brldgeport-Stamford-Danbury-Waterbury, CT
New London-Norwich, CT ..............................................
23,765
24,744
21,351
25,483
26,991
22,608
26,901
28,262
23,668
26,358
30,011
24,675
29,871
31,659
26,328
31,362
33,912
27,500
Counties;
Connecticut (metropolitan portion)..................................... .
Connecticut (nonmetropolitan portion).................................
24,072
19,560
26,029
21,195
27,350
22,148
28,904
23,185
30,495
24,051
32,344
25,278
Fairfield..........................................................................
Hartford..........................................................................
Litchfield..........................................................................
Middlesex.......................................................................
New Haven ....................................................................
New London ....................................................................
Tolland...........................................................................
Windham........................................................................
27,397
24,360
20,317
21,442
21,679
21,351
19,009
18,187
30,116
26,095
21,984
23,016
23,413
22,608
20,842
19,764
31,621
27,537
22,980
24,202
24,480
23,688
22,352
20,619
33,846
29,048
23,961
25,683
25,671
24,675
23,032
21,747
35,496
30,625
24,656
27,105
27,295
26,328
24,046
23,107
38,407
32,187
25,990
28.550
28.808
27,500
24,740
23,966
1. The employment estimates used to create the average wage per Job are a job, not per
son, count; people holding more than one job are counted In the estimates for each job they
hold.
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
BEARFACTS
Summary of Personal Income for States,
Counties, and Metropolitan Areas:
Travis, Texas
1991-92
Travis is one of the 254 counties in Texas. It is part of the Austin-San Marcos
metropolitan area. Its 1992 population of 613,200 ranked 6th in the State.
Per capita personal income
In 1992, Travis had a per capita personal income (PCPI) of $20,072. This PCPI ranked
24th in the State, and was 109 percent of the State average ($18,437) and 100 percent
of the national average ($20,105). The 1992 PCPI reflected an increase of 5.9 percent
from 1991. The 1991-92 State change was 5.7 percent and the national change was 4.9
percent.
Total personal income
In 1992, Travis had a total personal income (TPI) of $12,307,128.' This TPI ranked 5th
in the State and accounted for 3.8 percent of the State total. The 1992 TPI reflected an
increase of 9.0 percent from 1991. The 1991-92 State change was 7.7 percent and the
national change was 6.1 percent.
Components o f total personal income
Total personal income (TPI) includes the earnings (wages and salaries, other labor income,
and proprietors’ income); dividends, interest, and rent; and transfer payments received by
the residents of Travis. In 1992, earnings were 73.3 percent of TPI; dividends, interest,
and rent were 15.0 percent; and transfer payments were 11.7 percent. From 1991 to
1992, earnings increased 10.1 percent; dividends, interest, and rent increased 0.7 percent;
and transfer payments increased 14.1 percent.
Earnings by industry
Earnings of persons employed in Travis increased from $10,490,459 in 1991 to
$11,530,761 in 1992, an increase of 9.9 percent.1 The largest industries in 1992 were
services, which accounted for 29.2 percent of earnings; state and local government, 21.1
percent; and durable goods manufacturing, 15.0 percent. Of the industries that accounted
for at least 5 percent of earnings in 1992, the slowest growing from 1991 to 1992 was
state and local government, which increased 7.6 percent; The fastest was services, which
increased 13.1 percent.
1. All income estimates with the exception o f PCPI are in thousands o f dollars.
Regional Economic Information System
Bureau of Economic Analysis
M-81
M-82
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
Transfer P a y m e n t s for C o u n t i e s a n d Metropolitan A r e a s
[Thousands of dollars]
P a lm B e ach, F lo rid a
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
Total transfer payments ..................................................................................
2,122,009
2,262,203
2,516,299
2,797,201
3,115,411
3,438,527
Government payments to individuals ..............................................................
2,033,320
1,401,887
1,147,243
12,616
131,804
51,195
52,297
4,298
2,434
501,840
46,772
15,585
11,487
15,540
4,160
23,289
23,102
62
2,169,705
1,469,944
1,195,395
12,298
141,826
53,897
58,644
4,556
3,328
554,630
53,695
16,739
13,023
16,072
7,861
26,110
25,929
66
(4
103
2,418,248
1,598,986
1,309,146
12,788
148,537
56,003
63,525
5,793
3,194
649,433
63,445
18,521
15,559
19,041
10,324
32,870
32,705
65
2,694,436
1,746,860
1,436,359
13,049
158,749
58,949
70,860
5,974
2,920
743,130
79,162
21,472
19,519
25,723
12,448
49,106
48,863
109
3,010,838
1,892,450
1,558,369
13,530
168,251
62,994
78,492
7,916
2,898
847,549
104,443
25,589
25,907
37,540
15,407
86,768
86,327
220
3,326,006
2,022,742
1.673,437
13,741
171,917
64,916
86,281
8,758
3,692
922,786
147,641
31,670
40,152
52,664
23,155
149,425
148,277
260
208
59,908
52,780
1,315
5,612
201
13,100
506
<4
(4
855
56,385
49,161
1,299
5,785
140
8,365
576
121
<4
63,219
56,070
1,229
5,715
205
12,133
826
67,236
59,734
1,409
5,862
231
11,379
1,013
69,326
61,853
1,567
5,688
218
12,361
1,725
Old-age, surv. and disability insùr. payments...........................................
Railroad retirement and disability payments.............................................
Federal civil, employee retirement payments ...........................................
Military retirement payments ....................................................................
State and local govt, employee ret. payments..........................................
Workers’ compensation payments (federal and state) ..............................
Other govt, disab. insur. arid ret. pay.1 ...................................................
Medical payments2 .....................................................................................
Income rnamtenance benefit payments .......................................................
Supplemental security income (SSI) payments ........................................
Aid to families with dependent children (AFDC) .......................................
Food stam ps............................................................................................
Other income maintenance 3 ....................................................................
Unemployment insurance benefit payments.................................................
State unemployment insurance compensation .........................................
Unemp. compensation for fed. civilian empl. (UCFE)...............................
Unemp. compensation for railroad employees .........................................
Unemp. compensation for veterans (UCX)...............................................
Other unemployment compensation * .......................................................
Veterans benefit payments ..........................................................................
Veterans pensions and compensation payments .....................................
Educ. assistance to vets, dependents, and survivors5 ..............................
Veterans life insurance benefit payments.................................................
Other assistance to veterans6 .................................................................
Fed educ. and training asst, pay (exd. vets)7 .............................................
Other payments to individuals8 ...................................................................
(4
88
«
51,983
44,755
1,365
5,705
158
6,921
628
(4
86
(4
(4
(4
(4
(4
Payments to nonprofit institutions ...................................................................
Federal government payments ....................................................................
State and local government payments9 .......................................................
Business payments.....................................................................................
44,568
12,118
15,894
16,556
47,086
13,603
16,674
16,809
51,042
13,914
20,041
17,087
54,074
14,807
22,558
16,709
56,929
16,680
24,075
16,174
62,142
19,250
26,669
16,223
Business payments to individuals10................................................................
44,121
45,412
47,009
48,691
47,644
50,379
L Less than $50,000. Estimates are included in totals.
1. Includes temporary disability payments and black lung payments.
2. Consists of medicare payments, medical vendor payments, and CHAMPUS payments.
3. Includes general assistance, emergency assistance, refugee assistance, foster home
care payments, earned income tax credits, ana energy assistance.
4. Consists of trade readjustment allowance payments, redwood park benefit payments,
public service employment benefit payments, and transitional benefit payments.
5. Includes veterans’ readjustment benefit payments and educational assistance to spouses
and children of disabled or deceased veterans.
6. Includes payments to paraplegics, payments for autos and conveyances for disabled vet
erans, veterans’ aid and veterans’ bonuses.
7. Includes federal fellowship payments (National Science Foundation fellowships and train
eeships, subsistence payments to State maritime academy cadets, and other federal fellow-
ships), interest subsidy on higher education loans, basic educational opportunity grants, and
Job Corps payments.
8. Includes Bureau of Indian Affairs payments, education exchange payments, Alaska Per
manent Fund dividend payments, compensation of survivors of public safety officers, compen
sation of victims of crime, compensation of victims of Hurricane Hugo and the Loma Prieta
earthquake, compensation for Japanese internment, and other special payments to individ
uals.
9. Consists of State and local government payments for foster home care supervised by
private agencies, State and local government educational assistance payments to nonprofit
institutions, and other State and local government payments to nonprofit institutions.
10. Includes personal injury payments to individuals other than employees and other busi
ness transfer payments.
Farm Income and Expenses for Counties
[Thousands of dollars]
F resn o , C a lifo rn ia
1987
1988
1989
2 ,2 0 4 ,3 8 3
1990
1991
2,527,011
2 ,1 2 3 ,5 3 6
1992
2 ,1 5 5 ,9 3 8
C a sh re c e ip ts fro m m a r k e t in g s ...................................................................................
1 ,957,538
2 ,010,804
Total livestock and products.....................................................................
Total crops...............................................................................................
445,295
1,512,243
517,415
1,493,389
630,835
1,573,548
746,507
1,780,504
734,763
1,388,773
675,852
1,480,086
O th e r i n c o m e ........................................................................................................................
126 ,746
119,270
136 ,656
114 ,895
115 ,097
147 ,567
41,123
78,147
52,100
84,556
23,828
91,067
21,788
93,309
56,885
90,682
P ro d u c tio n e x p e n s e s ........................................................................................................
1,373,151
1,489,493
1 ,672,665
Government payments .............................................................................
Imputed Income and rent received1 .........................................................
57,778
68,968
1 ,8 1 2 ,9 3 2
1 ,897,017
1 ,846,579
160,753
95,029
13,225
125,086
35,556
333,006
610,496
184,311
111,683
18,212
134,964
36,673
374,410
629,240
195,926
127,857
21,626
151,547
38,644
429,588
707,477
192,797
142,682
23,839
154,666
48,828
505,828
744,292
177,525
143,954
28,869
174,627
49,093
535,655
787,294
181,868
123,689
26,478
177,380
46,525
557,692
732,947
V a lu e o f In v e n to ry c h a n g e .............................................................................................
14,570
3 8 ,692
20,862
-7 6 ,6 0 9
6 4 ,424
5 1 ,453
Livestock..................................................................................................
Crops ......................................................................................................
-4,290
18,860
2,152
36,540
6,132
14,730
-11,766
-64,843
-6,300
70,724
-310
51,763
2,084,284
1,373,151
711,133
14,570
725,703
93,608
<4
632,089
183,910
15,757
831,756
2,130,074
1,489,493
640,581
38,692
679,273
86,939
(4
592,325
222,084
17,763
832,172
2,341,039
1,672,665
668,374
20,862
689,236
77,314
(4
611,929
242,740
20,239
874,908
2,238,633
1,897,017
341,616
64,424
406,040
29,286
<L)
376,760
259,053
29,853
665,666
2,303,505
1,846,579
456,926
51,453
508,379
73,268
M
435,101
231,297
26,534
692,932
Feed purchased.......................................................................................
Livestock purchased................................................................................
Seed purchased ......................................................................................
Fertilizers and lime (includes agricultural chemicals, 1978 forward) ..........
Petroleum products purchased ................................................................
Hired farm labor expenses7 .....................................................................
All other production expenses3 ................................................................
D e riv a tio n o f fa rm la b o r a n d p ro p rie to rs ’ in co m e:
Total cash receipts and other income.......................................................
Less: Total production expenses..........................................................
Realized net income................................................................................
Plus: Value of inventory change...........................................................
Total net income including corporate farms..............................................
Less: Corporate farms ..........................................................................
Plus: Statistical adjustment...................................................................
Total net farm proprietors’ income ...........................................................
Plus: Farm wages and perquisites .......................................................
Plus: Farm other labor income .............................................................
Total farm labor and proprietors’ income..................................................
(*•) Less than $50,000. Estimates are included in totals.
1. Includes imputed income such as gross rental value of dwellings and value of home con
sumption and other farm related income components such as machine hire and custom work
income, rental income, and income from forest products (1978 to present).
2,641,906
1,812,932
828,974
-76,609
752,365
112,513
(l >
639,861
265,800
25,412
931,073
2. Consists of hired workers’ cash wages, social security, perquisites, and contract labor;
and machine hire and custom work expenses.
3. Includes repair and operation of machinery; depreciation, interest, rent and taxes; and
other miscellaneous expenses (including agricultural chemicals, 1969-77).
M-83
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
Census Bureau Journey-to-Work Employment for States and
Counties:
Total Employment In Each Intercounty Commuting Flow
County of residence
County of work
Jefferson, AL ...........
Lee, AL ....................
Montgomery, AL .......
Banks, GA ...............
Barrow, GA ..............
Bartow, GA ..............
Carroll, GA ...............
Cherokee, GA ...........
Clarke, GA ...............
Gwinnett, GA ...........
Gwinnett, GA
Gwinnett, GA
Gwinnett, GA
Gwinnett, GA
Gwinnett, GA
Gwinnett, GA
Gwinnett, GA
...........
...........
...........
...........
...........
...........
...........
Cobb, GA~.................
Coweta, GA .............
Dawson, GA .............
De Kalb, GA .............
Douqlas, GA ............
Fannin, GA ..............
Fayette, GA .............
Floyd, GA.................
Gwinnett, GA
Gwinnett, GA
Gwinnett, GA
Gwinnett, GA
Gwinnett, GA
Gwinnett, GA
Gwinnett, GA
Gwinnett, GA
...........
...........
...........
...........
...........
...........
...........
...........
Gwinnett, GA ............
Hall, GA ...................
Gwinnett, GA ...........
Gwinnett, GA ...........
Jackson, GA ............ Gwinnett, GA ...........
Lumpkin, GA............. Gwinnett, GA ...........
Madison, G A ............ Gwinnett, GA ...........
Polk, GÀ ..................
Spalding, GA ...........
Gwinnett, GA ...........
Towns, GA ...............
Gwinnett! GA ...........
Walker, GA ..............
White, GA ................
Gwinnett, GA ............
Clay, NC ..........
Hamilton, TN ............. Gwinnett, GA ...........
I960
1970
0
0
0
0
163
0
4
0
5
7
11
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
145
Ò
0
7,094
233
0
16
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
o
0
o
o
41
0
0
o
o
0
1980
1990
0
0
0
4
258
6
9
28
18
11
0
4
24
842
43
49
408
39
22
36
26
104
3,210
196
170
1,831
363
297
32
9
1,489
22
0
20
50
372
0
1 098
415
18
49
8
0
0
16
8
6
53
63
50
7
0
0
7
1,879
14
77
7,794
193
2
90
34
1,207
6
2,860
30,595
1,279
145
249
33
32
40
99
26
124
4
33
301
14
7
19
0
6,115
124
404
20,904
481
48
231
21
2,758
56
12,437
95!027
3,632
517
812
134
120
22
436
135
235
1
181
0
0
o
o
0
0
972
19
2
g
0
7
26
3 158
89
28
9A00
19
1 353
‘ 99
48
35
25
Note.— Commutino employment tabulations are from the Bureau of the Census 1960,
1970, 1980, and 1990 Census of Population and reflect editing by the Bureau of Economic
Analysis.
38
34
M-84
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
Census Bureau Journey-to-Work for States and Counties
1980 and 1990 Intercounty Commuting Flow by Industry
1980
County of residence
County of work
Industry
Number of work
ers
1990
Average
7
1,559
64
199
624
5,954
2,482
5 ,5 2 7
750
4,218
'710
23
5,346
12
22
0
16
0
33
19
15
0
35
47
85
15
86
0
38
100
9
0
0
0
10
50
28
21
13
0
26
13
17
0
79
51
20
60
27
36
15
33
29
22
25,005
13Ì141
16751
12Æ49
13^989
16Ì077
15,471
7^214
12’078
9,171
11,662
11 '337
10,884
7,005
15,764
0
5,705
0
10,433
9,775
3,005
0
15,191
16,126
9,545
4,505
6,620
0
4,720
8,332
1,105
0
0
0
27,005
1,899
8,762
6,525
18,005
0
1,802
1,105
29,555
0
10,411
17,162
16,669
11,954
2,415
6,257
24,005
1,139
926
16,505
Number of work
ers
23
1,717
64
263
1,226
3Ì078
1,334
5,903
939
5,573
'401
27
4,530
57
30
33
5
35
38
43
70
2
14
20
103
25
101
26
43
182
17
26
21
119
23
26
0
15
8
30
6
24
67
22
147
34
84
93
6
42
34
7
6
14
No te — Commuting employment tabulations are from the Bureau of the Census 1980 and 1990 Census of Population and reflect editing by the Bureau of Economic Analysis.
Total Commuters’ Income Flows for States and Counties
[Thousands of dollars]
1987
Bullock, AL:
Inflow ........................................
Outflow......................................
Net residence adjustment...........
Butler, AL:
Inflow ........................................
Outflow......................................
Net residence adjustment...........
Calhoun, AL:
Inflow ........................................
Outflow......................................
Net residence adjustment...........
Chambers, AL:
Inflow ........................................
Outflow......................................
Net residence adjustment...........
Cherokee, AL:
Inflow ........................................
Outflow......................................
Net residence adjustment...........
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
11,330
9,139
2,191
12,896
10,701
2,195
14,440
11,153
3,287
15,978
11,565
4,413
16,728
12,318
4,410
17,896
13,102
4,794
26,772
17,316
9,456
29,094
18,494
10,600
30,867
18,433
12,434
33,023
19,577
13,446
34,695
20,011
14,684
37,023
21,171
15,852
77,518
154,089
-76,571
82,119
162,032
-79,913
83,952
170,192
-86,240
87,317
176,530
-89,213
89,309
187,111
-97,802
96,139
192,493
-96,354
88,657
55,862
32,795
93,926
57,740
36,186
103,350
59,295
44,055
103,151
56,849
46,302
101,726
54,866
46,860
108,251
59,039
49,212
65,694
9,660
56,034
69,275
11,028
58,247
72,914
11,637
61,277
77,482
12,242
65,240
80,338
13,097
67,241
86,513
13,638
72,875
Average
35,576
19,837
11’342
20^276
20Ì918
23Ì327
24,303
12,478
26,688
17,906
22,351
21,630
20,938
18,295
18,616
20,173
13,041
21,455
20,827
15,008
16,860
1,500
32,412
16,650
20,136
19,208
10,910
20,327
11,586
22,447
11,204
4,252
28,670
13,914
22,565
4,843
0
36,000
9,540
14,829
50,000
31,027
19,113
12,273
17,507
36,823
11,305
24,093
12,000
30,852
15,443
4,452
6,323
38,571
Appendix C
The Definitions of Metropolitan Areas
Metropolitan areas are defined for Federal
statistical purposes in terms of counties or
county equivalents by the Office of Man
agement and Budget, which occasionally
changes the definitions to reflect the changes
in the economic geography of an area. The
estimate of personal income for each area
is an aggregation of the estimates for the
counties or for the county equivalents that
compose the area according to the most re
cent definition of the area. As a result,
the estimates for these areas are presen
ted on the basis of consistent geographic
definitions.
The definitions used for the estimates of
personal income for these areas for 1969-92
were issued in June 1993. These areas now
consist of 240 metropolitan statistical areas
(MSA’s), 58 primary metropolitan statisti
cal areas (PMSA’s), and 12 New England
county metropolitan areas (NECMA’s). In
addition, the PMSA’s and a NECMA are
grouped in 17 consolidated metropolitan
statistical areas (CMSA’s).
The definition of a few PMSA’s and
MSA’s were significantly changed from
the previous definitions which were re
leased in December 1992.
The coun
ties of the New York-Newark, NY-NJPA, PMSA except Pike County, Pennsyl
vania were regrouped to form the fol
lowing seven PMSA’s: The New York,
NY, PMSA; the Newark, NJ, PMSA; the
Bergen-Passaic, NJ, PMSA; the Jersey
City, NJ, PMSA; the Middlesex-SomersetHunterdon, NJ, PMSA; the MonmouthOcean, NJ, PMSA; and the Nassau-Suffolk,
NY, PMSA. Pike County was added to the
former Orange County, NY, PMSA, which
is now the Newburgh, NY-PA, PMSA.
In addition, Jackson County, Tennessee,
was recognized as an MSA, and formerly
nonmetropolitan counties were added to the
following five MSA’s: The Augusta-Aiken,
GA-SC, MSA; the Baton Rouge, LA,
MSA; the Chattanooga, TN-GA, MSA; the
Huntington-Ashland, WV-KY-OH, MSA
and the Wilmington, NC, MSA.
The constituent counties of each MSA,
NECMA, PMSA, and CMSA are listed on
the following pages.
M-86
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
Metropolitan Statistical Areas
Abilene, TX [MSA-0040]
Taylor, Texas
Appleton-O shkosh-Neenah, WI
[MSA-0460]
Bakersfield, CA [MSA-0680]
Kem, California
Calumet, Wisconsin
Akron, OH [PM SA-0080]
Outagamie, Wisconsin
Baltimore, M D [PM SA-0720]
Portage, Ohio
Winnebago, Wisconsin
Anne Arundel, Maryland
Summit, Ohio
Albany, GA [MSA-0120]
Baltimore, Maryland
Asheville, NC [MSA-0480]
Carroll, Maryland
Buncombe, North Carolina
Harford, Maryland
Madison, North Carolina
Howard, Maryland
Dougherty, Georgia
Lee, Georgia
Queen Anne’s, Maryland
Athens, GA [MSA-0500]
Baltimore City, Maryland
Clarke, Georgia
Albany-Schenectady-Troy, NY
[MSA-0160]
Madison, Georgia
Bangor, M E [NECM A-0733]
Oconee, Georgia
Penobscot, Maine
Montgomery, New York
Atlanta, GA [MSA-0520]
Rensselaer, New York
Barrow, Georgia
Barnstable-Yarmouth, MA
[NECM A-0743]
Barnstable, Massachusetts
Albany, N ew York
Saratoga, New York
Bartow, Georgia
Schenectady, New York
Carroll, Georgia
Schoharie, New York
Cherokee, Georgia
Clayton, Georgia
Albuquerque, N M [MSA-0200]
Cobb, Georgia
Bernalillo, N ew M exico
Coweta, Georgia
Sandoval, New M exico
De Kalb, Georgia
Valencia, New M exico
Douglas, Georgia
Fayette, Georgia
Alexandria, LA [MSA-0220]
Rapides, Louisiana
Allentown-Bethlehem -Easton, PA
[MSA-0240]
Carbon, Pennsylvania
Lehigh, Pennsylvania
Northampton, Pennsylvania
Forsyth, Georgia
Fulton, Georgia
Gwinnett, Georgia
Newton, Georgia
Paulding, Georgia
Pickens, Georgia
Rockdale, Georgia
Spalding, Georgia
Altoona, PA [MSA-0280]
Atlantic-Cape M ay, NJ [PM SA-0560]
Atlantic, N ew Jersey
Amarillo, TX [MSA-0320]
Cape May, New Jersey
East Baton Rouge, Louisiana
Livingston, Louisiana
West Baton Rouge, Louisiana
Beaum ont-Port Arthur, TX [MSA-0840]
Hardin, Texas
Jefferson, Texas
Orange, Texas
Bellingham , WA [MSA-0860]
Whatcom, Washington
Benton Harbor, M I [MSA-0870]
Berrien, Michigan
Bergen-Passaic, NJ [PM SA-0875]
Bergen, New Jersey
Passaic, N ew Jersey
Billings, M T [MSA-0880]
Potter, Texas
Randall, Texas
Ascension, Louisiana
Henry, Georgia
Walton, Georgia
Blair, Pennsylvania
Baton Rouge, LA [MSA-0760]
Augusta-Aiken, GA-SC [MSA-0600]
Yellowstone, Montana
Columbia, Georgia
Anchorage, AK [MSA-0380]
Anchorage Borough, Alaska
Richmond, Georgia
Biloxi-Gulfport-Pascagoula, MS
[MSA-0920]
Aiken, South Carolina
Hancock, Mississippi
Edgefield, South Carolina
Harrison, Mississippi
McDuffie, Georgia
Ann Arbor, M I [PM SA-0440]
Jackson, Mississippi
Lenawee, Michigan
Austin-San M arcos, TX [MSA-0640]
Livingston, Michigan
Bastrop, Texas
Binghamton, NY [MSA-0960]
Washtenaw, Michigan
Caldwell, Texas
Broome, New York
Tioga, New York
Hays, Texas
Anniston, AL [MSA-0450]
Travis, Texas
Calhoun, Alabama
Williamson, Texas
Birm ingham , AL [MSA-1000]
Blount, Alabama
M-87
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
Jefferson, Alabama
Casper, W Y [MSA-13S0]
St. Clair, Alabama
Natrona, Wyoming
Campbell, Kentucky
Gallatin, Kentucky
Shelby, Alabama
Grant, Kentucky
Cedar Rapids, IA [MSA-1360]
Bismarck, ND [MSA-1010]
Kenton, Kentucky
Pendleton, Kentucky
Linn, Iowa
Brown, Ohio
Burleigh, North Dakota
Morton, North Dakota
Cham paign-Urbana, IL [MSA-1400]
Clermont, Ohio
Champaign, Illinois
Hamilton, Ohio
Warren, Ohio
Bloomington, IN [MSA-1020]
Monroe, Indiana
Charleston-North Charleston, SC
[MSA-1440]
Bloomington-Norm al, IL [MSA-1040]
Berkeley, South Carolina
Clarksviile-Hopkinsviile, TN-KY
[MSA-1660]
Charleston, South Carolina
Christian, Kentucky
Dorchester, South Carolina
Montgomery, Tennessee
Ada, Idaho
Charleston, W V [MSA-1480]
Canyon, Idaho
Kanawha, West Virginia
Cleveland-Lorain-Elyria, OH
[PM SA-1680]
Putnam, West Virginia
Ashtabula, Ohio
McLean, Illinois
Boise City, ID [MSA-1080]
Boston-W orcester-Lawrence-LowellBrockton, M A-NH [NECM A-1123]
Bristol, Massachusetts
Cuyahoga, Ohio
Charlotte-Gastonia-Rock
[MSA-1520]
Hill,
NC-SC
Geauga, Ohio
Lake, Ohio
Essex, Massachusetts
Cabarrus, North Carolina
Lorain, Ohio
Middlesex, Massachusetts
Gaston, North Carolina
Medina, Ohio
Norfolk, Massachusetts
Lincoln, North Carolina
Plymouth, Massachusetts
Mecklenburg, North Carolina
Colorado Springs, CO [MSA-1720]
Suffolk, Massachusetts
Rowan, North Carolina
El Paso, Colorado
Worcester, Massachusetts
Union, North Carolina
Hillsborough, New Hampshire
York, South Carolina
Rockingham, New Hampshire
Strafford, New Hampshire
Columbia, M O [MSA-1740]
Boone, Missouri
Charlottesville, VA [MSA-1540]
Fluvanna, Virginia
Columbia, SC [MSA-1760]
Boulder-Longm ont, CO [PM SA-1125]
Greene, Virginia
Lexington, South Carolina
Boulder, Colorado
Albemarle + Charlottesville, Virginia
Richland, South Carolina
Brazoria, TX [PM SA-1145]
Brazoria, Texas
Bremerton, WA [PM SA-1150]
Kitsap, Washington
Brownsville-Harlingen-San Benito, TX
[M SA-1240]
Cameron, Texas
Bryan-College Station, TX [MSA-1260]
Brazos, Texas
Chattanooga, TN-GA [MSA-1560]
Columbus, GA-AL [MSA-1800]
Catoosa, Georgia
Russell, Alabama
Dade, Georgia
Chattahoochee, Georgia
Walker, Georgia
Harris, Georgia
Hamilton, Tennessee
Muscogee, Georgia
Marion, Tennessee
Cheyenne,, W Y [MSA-1580]
Laramie, Wyoming
Chicago, IL [PM SA-1600]
Columbus, OH [MSA-1840]
Delaware, Ohio
Fairfield, Ohio
Franklin, Ohio
Cook, Illinois
Licking, Ohio
D e Kalb, Illinois
Madison, Ohio
Du Page, Illinois
Pickaway, Ohio
Grundy, Illinois
Buffalo-Niagara Falls, NY [MSA-1280]
Kane, Illinois
Corpus Christi, TX [MSA-1880]
Erie, N ew York
Kendall, Illinois
Nueces, Texas
Niagara, N ew York
Lake, Illinois
San Patricio, Texas
McHenry, Illinois
Burlington, VT [NECM A-1303]
Will, Illinois
Chittenden, Vermont
Cum berland, M D-W V [MSA-1900]
Allegany, Maryland
Franklin, Vermont
Chico-Paradise, CA [MSA-1620]
Grand Isle, Vermont
Butte, California
Canton-M assillon, OH [MSA-1320]
Cincinnati, OH-KY-IN [PM SA-1640]
Collin, Texas
Carroll, Ohio
Dearborn, Indiana
Dallas, Texas
Stark, Ohio
Ohio, Indiana
Denton, Texas
Boone, Kentucky
Ellis, Texas
Mineral, West Virginia
D allas, TX [PM SA-1920]
M-88
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
Henderson, Texas
Duluth-Superior, M N-W I [MSA-2240]
Fort Lauderdale, FL [PM SA-2680]
Hunt, Texas
St. Louis, Minnesota
Broward, Florida
Kaufman, Texas
Douglas, Wisconsin
Fort M yers-Cape Coral, FL [MSA-2700]
Rockwall, Texas
Dutchess County, NY [PM SA-2281]
Danville, VA [MSA-1950]
Lee, Florida
Dutchess, New York
Eau Claire, W I [MSA-2290]
Fort Pierce-Port St. Lucie, FL
[MSA-2710]
Chippewa, Wisconsin
Martin, Florida
Eau Claire, Wisconsin
St. Lucie, Florida
Rock Island, Illinois
El Paso, TX [MSA-2320]
Fort Smith, A R-O K [MSA-2720]
Scott, Iowa
El Paso, Texas
Crawford, Arkansas
Dayton-Springfield, OH [MSA-2000]
Elkhart-Goshen, IN [MSA-2330]
Clark, Ohio
Elkhart, Indiana
Pittsylvania + Danville, Virginia
Davenport-M oline-Rock Island, IA-IL
[MSA-1960]
Henry, Illinois
Sebastian, Arkansas
Fort W alton Beach, FL [MSA-2750]
Greene, Ohio
Miami, Ohio
Montgomery, Ohio
Sequoyah, Oklahoma
Elmira, NY [MSA-2335]
Okaloosa, Florida
Chemung, New York
Fort W ayne, IN [MSA-2760]
Daytona Beach, FL [M SA-2020]
Flagler, Florida
Enid, OK [M SA-2340]
Garfield, Oklahoma
Volusia, Florida
Decatur, AL [MSA-2030]
Erie, PA [MSA-2360]
Erie, Pennsylvania
Lawrence, Alabama
Morgan, Alabama
Decatur, IL [MSA-2040]
Macon, Illinois
Denver, CO [PM SA-2080]
Adams, Colorado
Arapahoe, Colorado
Denver, Colorado
Douglas, Colorado
Jefferson, Colorado
Des M oines, IA [MSA-2120]
Dallas, Iowa
Polk, Iowa
Warren, Iowa
Eugene-Springfield, OR [M SA-2400]
Lane, Oregon
Adams, Indiana
Allen, Indiana
D e Kalb, Indiana
Huntington, Indiana
Wells, Indiana
Whitley, Indiana
Fort W orth-Arlington, TX [PM SA-2800]
Hood, Texas
Johnson, Texas
Evansville-Henderson, IN-KY [MSA-2440]
Parker, Texas
Posey, Indiana
Tarrant, Texas
Vanderburgh, Indiana
Warrick, Indiana
Fresno, CA [MSA-2840]
Henderson, Kentucky
Fresno, California
Madera, California
Fargo-M oorhead, ND-M N [MSA-2520]
Clay, Minnesota
Gadsden, AL [MSA-2880]
Cass, North Dakota
Etowah, Alabama
Fayetteville, NC [MSA-2560]
Cumberland, North Carolina
Gainesville, FL [MSA-2900]
Alachua, Florida
Galveston-Texas City, TX [PM SA-2920]
Detroit, M I [PM SA-2160]
Lapeer, Michigan
Macomb, Michigan
Monroe, Michigan
Fayetteville-Springdale-Rogers, AR
[MSA-2580]
Galveston, Texas
Benton, Arkansas
Gary, IN [PM SA-2960]
Washington, Arkansas
Lake, Indiana
Porter, Indiana
Oakland, Michigan
St. Clair, Michigan
Flint, MI [PM SA-2640]
Glens Falls, NY [MSA-2975]
Wayne, Michigan
Genesee, Michigan
Warren, N ew York
Dothan, AL [MSA-2180]
Florence, AL [M SA-2650]
Dale, Alabama
Colbert, Alabama
Goldsboro, NC [MSA-2980]
Houston, Alabama
Lauderdale, Alabama
Wayne, North Carolina
Dover, D E [MSA-2190]
Florence, SC [MSA-2655]
Kent, Delaware
Florence, South Carolina
Dubuque, IA [MSA-2200]
Fort Collins-Loveland, CO [MSA-2670]
Dubuque, Iowa
Larimer, Colorado
Washington, New York
Grand Forks, ND-M N [MSA-2985]
Polk, Minnesota
Grand Forks, North Dakota
Grand Rapids-M uskegon-Holland, MI
[MSA-3000]
Allegan, Michigan
M-89
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
Kent, Michigan
Houma, LA [MSA-3350]
Jam estown, NY [MSA-3610]
Muskegon, Michigan
Lafourche, Louisiana
Chautauqua, New York
Ottawa, Michigan
Terrebonne, Louisiana
Janesville-Beloit, W I [MSA-3620]
Great Falls, M T [MSA-3040]
Houston, TX [PM SA-3360]
Cascade, Montana
Chambers, Texas
Fort Bend, Texas
Greeley, CO [PM SA-3060]
Harris, Texas
Weld, Colorado
Liberty, Texas
Green Bay, W I [MSA-3080]
Rock, Wisconsin
Jersey City, NJ [PM SA-3640]
Hudson, New Jersey
Montgomery, Texas
Johnson City-Kingsport-Bristol, TN-VA
[MSA-3660]
Waller, Texas
Carter, Tennessee
Brown, Wisconsin
Hawkins, Tennessee
Sullivan, Tennessee
G reensboro-W inston-Salem -H igh Point,
NC [MSA-3120]
Huntington-Ashland, W V-KY-OH
[MSA-3400]
Unicoi, Tennessee
Boyd, Kentucky
Washington, Tennessee
Alamance, North Carolina
Carter, Kentucky
Scott, Virginia
Davidson, North Carolina
Greenup, Kentucky
Washington + Bristol, Virginia
Davie, North Carolina
Lawrence, Ohio
Forsyth, North Carolina
Cabell, West Virginia
Guilford, North Carolina
Wayne, West Virginia
Yadkin, North Carolina
Greenville, NC [MSA-3150]
Cambria, Pennsylvania
Somerset, Pennsylvania
Randolph, North Carolina
Stokes, North Carolina
Johnstown, PA [MSA-3680]
Huntsville, AL [MSA-3440]
Joplin, M O [MSA-3710]
Limestone, Alabama
Jasper, Missouri
Madison, Alabama
Newton, Missouri
Indianapolis, IN [MSA-3480]
Kalam azoo-Battle Creek, M I
[MSA-3720]
Pitt, North Carolina
Greenville-Spartanburg-Anderson, SC
[MSA-3160]
Boone, Indiana
Anderson, South Carolina
Hancock, Indiana
Kalamazoo, Michigan
Cherokee, South Carolina
Hendricks, Indiana
Van Buren, Michigan
Hamilton, Indiana
Greenville, South Carolina
Johnson, Indiana
Pickens, South Carolina
Madison, Indiana
Spartanburg, South Carolina
Marion, Indiana
Hagerstown, M D [PM SA-3180]
Butler, Ohio
Harrisburg-Lebanon-Carlisle, PA
[MSA-3240]
K ansas City, M O-KS [MSA-3760]
Shelby, Indiana
Johnson, Kansas
Leavenworth, Kansas
Iowa City, IA [MSA-3500]
Johnson, Iowa
Jackson, M I [MSA-3520]
Jackson, Michigan
Wyandotte, Kansas
Clay, Missouri
Clinton, Missouri
Jackson, Missouri
Jackson, M S [MSA-3560]
Lebanon, Pennsylvania
Hinds, Mississippi
Perry, Pennsylvania
Madison, Mississippi
H artford, CT [NECMA-3283]
Miami, Kansas
Cass, Missouri
Cumberland, Pennsylvania
Dauphin, Pennsylvania
Kankakee, IL [PM SA-3740]
Kankakee, Illinois
Morgan, Indiana
Washington, Maryland
Ham ilton-M iddletown, OH [PM SA-3200]
Calhoun, Michigan
Rankin, Mississippi
Lafayette, Missouri
Platte, Missouri
Ray, Missouri
Kenosha, W I [PM SA-3800]
Kenosha, Wisconsin
Hartford, Connecticut
Middlesex, Connecticut
Jackson, TN [MSA-3580]
Tolland, Connecticut
Madison, Tennessee
H ickory-M organton, NC [M SA-3290]
Jacksonville, FL [MSA-3600]
Alexander, North Carolina
Clay, Florida
Burke, North Carolina
Duval, Florida
Killeen-Temple, TX [MSA-3810]
Bell, Texas
Coryell, Texas
Knoxville, TN [MSA-3840]
Anderson, Tennessee
Caldwell, North Carolina
Nassau, Florida
Catawba, North Carolina
St. Johns, Florida
Honolulu, HI [MSA-3320]
Jacksonville, NC [MSA-3605]
Sevier, Tennessee
Honolulu, Hawaii
Onslow, North Carolina
Union, Tennessee
Blount, Tennessee
Knox, Tennessee
Loudon, Tennessee
M-90
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
Kokomo, IN [MSA-3850]
Lima, OH [MSA-4320]
Howard, Indiana
Allen, Ohio
M elbourne-Titusville-Palm Bay, FL
[MSA-4900]
Tipton, Indiana
Auglaize, Ohio
Brevard, Florida
La Crosse, WI-MN [MSA-3870]
Lincoln, NE [MSA-4360]
M em phis, TN-AR-M S [MSA-4920]
Houston, Minnesota
Lancaster, Nebraska
Crittenden, Arkansas
De Soto, Mississippi
La Crosse, Wisconsin
Lafayette, LA [MSA-3880]
Little Rock-North Little Rock, AR
[MSA-4400]
Fayette, Tennessee
Tipton, Tennessee
Shelby, Tennessee
Acadia, Louisiana
Faulkner, Arkansas
Lafayette, Louisiana
Lonoke, Arkansas
St. Landry, Louisiana
Pulaski, Arkansas
Merced, CA [MSA-4940]
St. Martin, Louisiana
Saline, Arkansas
Merced, California
Lafayette, IN [MSA-3920]
Longview-M arshall, TX [MSA-4420]
M iami, FL [PM SA-5000]
Clinton, Indiana
Gregg, Texas
Dade, Florida
Tippecanoe, Indiana
Harrison, Texas
Upshur, Texas
M iddlesex-Som erset-Hunterdon, NJ
[PM SA-5015]
Los Angeles-Long Beach, CA
[PM SA-4480]
Middlesex, N ew Jersey
Lake Charles, LA [MSA-3960]
Calcasieu, Louisiana
Lakeland-W inter Haven, FL [MSA-3980]
Los Angeles, California
Hunterdon, New Jersey
Somerset, New Jersey
Polk, Florida
Louisville, KY-IN [MSA-4520]
Lancaster, PA [MSA-4000]
Clark, Indiana
Lancaster, Pennsylvania
Floyd, Indiana
Harrison, Indiana
Lansing-East Lansing, M I [MSA-4040]
Scott, Indiana
Clinton, Michigan
Bullitt, Kentucky
Eaton, Michigan
Jefferson, Kentucky
Ingham, Michigan
Oldham, Kentucky
M ilwaukee-W aukesha, W I [PMSA-5080]
Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Ozaukee, Wisconsin
Washington, Wisconsin
Waukesha, Wisconsin
M inneapolis-St. Paul, M N-W I
[MSA-5120]
Anoka, Minnesota
Laredo, TX [MSA-4080]
Lubbock, TX [MSA-4600]
Webb, Texas
Lubbock, Texas
Las Cruces, NM [MSA-4100]
Dona Ana, New M exico
Lynchburg, VA [MSA-4640]
Amherst, Virginia
Bedford + Bedford City, Virginia
Las Vegas, NV-AZ [MSA-4120]
Campbell + Lynchburg, Virginia
Mohave, Arizona
Clark, Nevada
M acon, GA [MSA-4680]
N ye, Nevada
Bibb, Georgia
Houston, Georgia
Lawrence, KS [MSA-4150]
Jones, Georgia
Douglas, Kansas
Peach, Georgia
Twiggs, Georgia
Lawton, OK [MSA-4200]
Comanche, Oklahoma
M adison, W I [MSA-4720]
Carver, Minnesota
Chisago, Minnesota
Dakota, Minnesota
Hennepin, Minnesota
Isanti, Minnesota
Ramsey, Minnesota
Scott, Minnesota
Sherburne, Minnesota
Washington, Minnesota
Wright, Minnesota
Pierce, Wisconsin
St. Croix, Wisconsin
M obile, AL [MSA-5160]
Baldwin, Alabama
Mobile, Alabama
Dane, Wisconsin
M odesto, CA [MSA-5170]
Lewiston-Auburn, ME [NECMA-4243]
Androscoggin, Maine
Mansfield, OH [MSA-4800]
Stanislaus, California
Crawford, Ohio
Lexington, KY [MSA-4280]
Richland, Ohio
M onm outh-Ocean, NJ [PM SA-5190]
Monmouth, New Jersey
Bourbon, Kentucky
Ocean, N ew Jersey
Fayette, Kentucky
McAUen-Edinburg-M ission, TX
[MSA-4880]
Jessamine, Kentucky
Hidalgo, Texas
M onroe, LA [MSA-5200]
Clark, Kentucky
Ouachita, Louisiana
Madison, Kentucky
Scott, Kentucky
M edford-Ashland, OR [MSA-4890]
Woodford, Kentucky
Jackson, Oregon
M ontgomery, AL [MSA-5240]
Autauga, Alabama
M-91
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
Elmore, Alabama
Montgomery, Alabama
Newburgh, NY-PA [PM SA-5660]
Panam a City, FL [M SA-6015]
Orange, New York
Bay, Florida
Pike, Pennsylvania
M unde, IN [MSA-5280]
Parkersburg-M arietta, W V-OH
[MSA-6020]
Delaware, Indiana
Norfolk-Virginia Beach-Newport News,
VA-NC [MSA-5720]
M yrtle Beach, SC [MSA-5330]
Currituck, North Carolina
Horry, South Carolina
Gloucester, Virginia
Pensacola, FL [MSA-6080]
Isle o f Wight, Virginia
Escambia, Florida
Santa Rosa, Florida
Naples, FL [MSA-5345]
Mathews, Virginia
Chesapeake, Virginia
Collier, Florida
Washington, Ohio
Wood, West Virginia
Hampton, Virginia
Peoria-Pekin, IL [MSA-6120]
Nashville, TN [MSA-5360]
Newport News, Virginia
Peoria, Illinois
Cheatham, Tennessee
Norfolk, Virginia
Tazewell, Illinois
Davidson, Tennessee
Portsmouth, Virginia
Woodford, Illinois
Dickson, Tennessee
Suffolk, Virginia
Robertson, Tennessee
Virginia Beach, Virginia
Rutherford, Tennessee
James City + Williamsburg, Virginia
Sumner, Tennessee
York + Poquoson, Virginia
Williamson, Tennessee
Philadelphia, PA-NJ [PM SA-6160]
Burlington, New Jersey
Camden, New Jersey
Gloucester, New Jersey
Salem, New Jersey
Wilson, Tennessee
Nassau-Suffolk, NY [PM SA-5380]
Nassau, N ew York
O akland, CA [PM SA-5775]
Bucks, Pennsylvania
Alameda, California
Chester, Pennsylvania
Contra Costa, California
Delaware, Pennsylvania
Montgomery, Pennsylvania
Suffolk, New York
Ocala, FL [MSA-5790]
New Haven-Bridgeport-Stam fordDanbury-W aterbury, CT [NECM A-5483]
Marion, Florida
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Phoenix-M esa, AZ [MSA-6200]
Maricopa, Arizona
Fairfield, Connecticut
Odessa-M idland, TX [MSA-5800]
New Haven, Connecticut
Ector, Texas
Pinal, Arizona
Midland, Texas
New London-Norwich,
5523]
CT [NECM A-
New London, Connecticut
Oklahom a City, O K [M SA-5880]
Pine Bluff, AR [MSA-6240]
Jefferson, Arkansas
Canadian, Oklahoma
Pittsburgh, PA [MSA-6280]
Cleveland, Oklahoma
Allegheny, Pennsylvania
New Orleans, LA [MSA-5560]
Logan, Oklahoma
Beaver, Pennsylvania
Jefferson, Louisiana
McClain, Oklahoma
Butler, Pennsylvania
Orleans, Louisiana
Oklahoma, Oklahoma
Fayette, Pennsylvania
Plaquemines, Louisiana
Pottawatomie, Oklahoma
Washington, Pennsylvania
Westmoreland, Pennsylvania
St. Bernard, Louisiana
St. Charles, Louisiana
Olym pia, WA [PM SA-5910]
St. James, Louisiana
Thurston, Washington
Berkshire, Massachusetts
St. John the Baptist, Louisiana
St. Tammany, Louisiana
Om aha, NE-IA [MSA-5920]
Pottawattamie, Iowa
New York, N Y [PM SA-5600]
Cass, Nebraska
Bronx, New York
Douglas, Nebraska
Kings, N ew York
Sarpy, Nebraska
New York, N ew York
Washington, Nebraska
Putnam, New York
Queens, New York
Richmond, N ew York
Orange County, CA [PM SA-5945]
Orange, California
Rockland, N ew York
Westchester, New York
Pittsfield, M A [NECM A-6323]
Orlando, FL [MSA-5960]
Portland, M E [NECM A-6403]
Cumberland, Maine
Portland-Vancouver, OR-WA
[PM SA-6440]
Clackamas, Oregon
Columbia, Oregon
Multnomah, Oregon
Washington, Oregon
Yamhill, Oregon
Clark, Washington
Lake, Florida
Newark, NJ [PM SA-5640]
Essex, New Jersey
Morris, New Jersey
Orange, Florida
Osceola, Florida
Providence-W arwick-Pawtucket, RI
[NECM A-6483]
Seminole, Florida
Bristol, Rhode Island
Kent, Rhode Island
Sussex, New Jersey
Union, N ew Jersey
Owensboro, KY [M SA-5990]
Providence, Rhode Island
Warren, New Jersey
Daviess, Kentucky
Washington, Rhode Island
M-92
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
Provo-Orem, U T [MSA-6520]
Rochester, M N [MSA-6820]
Salt Lake City-Ogden, UT [MSA-7160]
Utah, Utah
Olmsted, Minnesota
Davis, Utah
Pueblo, CO [MSA-6560]
Rochester, NY [MSA-6840]
Pueblo, Colorado
Genesee, New York
Livingston, N ew York
San Angelo, TX [MSA-7200]
Punta Gorda, FL [MSA-6580]
Monroe, New York
Tom Green, Texas
Salt Lake, Utah
Charlotte, Florida
Ontario, New York
Orleans, New York
Racine, W I [PM SA-6600]
Weber, Utah
Wayne, N ew York
Racine, Wisconsin
San Antonio, TX [MSA-7240]
Bexar, Texas
Comal, Texas
Rockford, IL [MSA-6880]
Guadalupe, Texas
Raleigh-Durham -Chapel Hill, NC
[MSA-6640]
Boone, Illinois
Wilson, Texas
Chatham, North Carolina
Winnebago, Illinois
Ogle, Illinois
Durham, North Carolina
Franklin, North Carolina
Johnston, North Carolina
Orange, North Carolina
San Diego, California
Rocky M ount, NC [MSA-6895]
Edgecombe, North Carolina
San Francisco, CA [PM SA-7360]
Nash, North Carolina
Marin, California
Wake, North Carolina
Rapid City, SD [MSA-6660]
Pennington, South Dakota
Reading, PA [MSA-6680]
Berks, Pennsylvania
Redding, CA [M SA-6690]
Shasta, California
Reno, NV [MSA-6720]
San Francisco, California
Sacramento, CA [PM SA-6920]
Placer, California
San Jose, CA [PM SA-7400]
Sacramento, California
Santa Clara, California
Saginaw-Bay City-M idland, MI
[MSA-6960]
San Luis Obispo-AtascaderoPaso Robles, CA [MSA-7460]
Bay, Michigan
San Luis Obispo, California
Midland, Michigan
Saginaw, Michigan
Santa Barbara-Santa M aria-Lom poc, CA
[MSA-7480]
St. Cloud, M N [M SA-6980]
Santa Barbara, California
Benton, Minnesota
Steams, Minnesota
Santa Cruz-W atsonville, CA
[PM SA-7485]
St. Joseph, M O [MSA-7000]
Santa Cruz, California
Benton, Washington
Franklin, Washington
San Mateo, California
El Dorado, California
Washoe, Nevada
Richland-Kennewick-Pasco, WA
[MSA-6740]
San Diego, CA [M SA-7320]
Andrew, Missouri
Richm ond-Petersburg, VA [M SA-6760]
Buchanan, Missouri
Santa Fe, N M [MSA-7490]
Los Alamos, New M exico
Charles City, Virginia
Chesterfield, Virginia
St. Louis, M O -IL [MSA-7040]
Goochland, Virginia
Clinton, Illinois
Santa Fe, N ew M exico
Hanover, Virginia
Jersey, Illinois
Santa Rosa, CA [PM SA-7500]
Henrico, Virginia
Madison, Illinois
Sonoma, California
New Kent, Virginia
Monroe, Illinois
Powhatan, Virginia
St. Clair, Illinois
Sarasota-Bradenton, FL [MSA-7510]
Richmond, Virginia
Franklin, Missouri
Manatee, Florida
Dinwiddie, Colonial Heights + Petersburg, Vir
Jefferson, Missouri
Sarasota, Florida
ginia
Lincoln, Missouri
Prince George + Hopewell, Virginia
St. Charles, Missouri
Savannah, GA [MSA-7520]
St. Louis, Missouri
Bryan, Georgia
Riverside-San Bernardino, CA
[PM SA-6780]
Warren, Missouri
Chatham, Georgia
St. Louis City, Missouri
Effingham, Georgia
Salem, OR [PM SA-7080]
Marion, Oregon
Scranton-W ilkes-Barre-Hazleton, PA
[MSA-7560]
Polk, Oregon
Columbia, Pennsylvania
Riverside, California
San Bernardino, California
Roanoke, VA [MSA-6800]
Botetourt, Virginia
Lackawanna, Pennsylvania
Roanoke City, Virginia
Salinas, CA [MSA-7120]
Luzerne, Pennsylvania
Roanoke + Salem, Virginia
Monterey, California
Wyoming, Pennsylvania
M-93
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
Seattle-Bellevue-Everett, WA
[PM SA-7600]
Sumter, SC [MSA-8140]
Utica-Rom e, NY [MSA-8680]
Sumter, South Carolina
Herkimer, New York
Oneida, New York
Island. Washington
King, Washington
Syracuse, NY [MSA-8160]
Snohomish, Washington
Cayuga, N ew York
Vallejo-Fairfield-Napa, CA [PMSA-8720]
Madison, New York
Napa, California
Sharon, PA [MSA-7610]
Onondaga, N ew York
Solano, California
Mercer, Pennsylvania
Oswego, New York
Sheboygan, WI [MSA-7620]
Tacoma, WA [PM SA-8200]
Sheboygan, Wisconsin
Pierce, Washington
Sherman-Denison, TX [M SA-7640]
Tallahassee, FL [MSA-8240]
Grayson, Texas
Gadsden, Florida
Ventura, CA [PM SA-8735]
Ventura, California
Victoria, TX [MSA-8750]
Shreveport-Bossier City, LA [MSA-7680]
Bossier, Louisiana
Caddo, Louisiana
Webster, Louisiana
Sioux City, IA-NE [MSA-7720]
Woodbury, Iowa
Dakota, Nebraska
Sioux Falls, SD [MSA-7760]
Lincoln, South Dakota
Victoria, Texas
Leon, Florida
Vineland-M illville-Bridgeton, NJ
[PM SA-8760]
Tampa-St. Petersburg-Clearwater, FL
[MSA-8280]
Cumberland, New Jersey
Hernando, Florida
Hillsborough, Florida
Visalia-Tulare-Porterville, CA
[MSA-8780]
Pasco, Florida
Tulare, California
Pinellas, Florida
Waco, TX [MSA-8800]
Terre Haute, IN [MSA-8320]
McLennan, Texas
Clay, Indiana
Vermillion, Indian
Vigo, Indiana
Minnehaha, South Dakota
W ashington, DC-M D-VA-W V
[PM SA-8840]
District o f Columbia
South Bend, IN [MSA-7800]
St. Joseph, Indiana
Texarkana, TX-Texarkana, AR
[MSA-8360]
Calvert, Maryland
Miller, Arkansas
Frederick, Maryland
Bowie, Texas
Montgomery, Maryland
Spokane, WA [MSA-7840]
Spokane, Washington
Charles, Maryland
Prince George’s, Maryland
Toledo, OH [MSA-8400]
Arlington, Virginia
Fulton, Ohio
Clarke, Virginia
Springfield, IL [MSA-7880]
Lucas, Ohio
Culpeper, Virginia
Menard, Illinois
Wood, Ohio
Fauquier, Virginia
Sangamon, Illinois
Springfield, MO [MSA-7920]
King George, Virginia
Topeka, KS [MSA-8440]
Loudoun, Virginia
Shawnee, Kansas
Stafford, Virginia
Warren, Virginia
Christian, Missouri
Greene, Missouri
Ttenton, NJ [PM SA-8480]
Alexandria, Virginia
Webster, Missouir
Mercer, New Jersey
Fairfax, Fairfax City + Falls Church, Virginia
Pr. William, Manassas, Manassas Pk„ Virginia
Springfield, M A [NECM A-8003]
H icson, AZ [MSA-8520]
Spotsylvania + Fredericksburg, Virginia
Hampden, Massachusetts
Pima, Arizona
Berkeley, West Virginia
Jefferson, West Virginia
Hampshire, Massachusetts
Ttilsa, OK [MSA-8560]
State College, PA [MSA-8050]
Creek, Oklahoma
W aterloo-Cedar Falls, IA [MSA-8920]
Centre, Pennsylvania
Osage, Oklahoma
Black Hawk, Iowa
Steubenville-W eirton, OH-W V
[MSA-8080]
Tulsa, Oklahoma
W ausau, W I [MSA-8940]
Wagoner, Oklahoma
Marathon, Wisconsin
Brooke, West Virginia
Tuscaloosa, AL [MSA-8600]
Hancock, West Virginia
Tuscaloosa, Alabama
W est Palm Beach-Boca Raton, FL
[MSA-8960]
Rogers, Oklahoma
Jefferson, Ohio
Palm Beach, Florida
Stockton-Lodi, CA [MSA-8120]
Tyier, TX [MSA-8640]
San Joaquin, California
Smith, Texas
W heeling, W V-O H [MSA-9000]
Belmont, Ohio
M-94
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
Marshall, West Virginia
W ilmington-Newark, DE-M D
[PM SA-9160]
Ohio, West Virginia
York, PA [MSA-9280]
York, Pennsylvania
New Castle, Delaware
Wichita, KS [MSA-9040]
Cecil, Maryland
Butler, Kansas
Youngstown-W arren, OH [MSA-9320]
Columbiana, Ohio
Harvey, Kansas
W ilmington, NC [MSA-9200]
Mahoning, Ohio
Sedgwick, Kansas
Brunswick, North Carolina
Trumbull, Ohio
N ew Hanover, North Carolina
W ichita Falls, TX [MSA-9080]
Yuba City, CA [MSA-9340]
Archer, Texas
Yakima, WA [MSA-9260]
Sutter, California
Wichita, Texas
Yakima, Washington
Yuba, California
W illiamsport, PA [MSA-9140]
Yolo, CA [PM SA-9270]
Yuma, AZ [MSA-9360]
Lycoming, Pennsylvania
Yolo, California
Yuma, Arizona
Consolidated Metropolitan Statistical Areas
Chicago-Gary-Kenosha, IL-IN-W I
[CMSA-14]
Los Angeles-Riverside-Orange County,
CA [CMSA-49]
Chicago, IL [PMSA-1600]
Los Angeles-Long Beach, CA [PMSA-4480]
Vineland-Millville-Bridgeton, NJ [PMSA-8760]
Wilmington-Newark, DE-MD [PMSA-9160]
Gary, IN [PMSA-2960]
Orange County, CA [PMSA-5945]
Portland-Salem , OR-WA [CMSA-79]
Kankakee, IL [PMSA-3740]
Riverside-San Bernardino, CA [PMSA-6780]
Portland-Vancouver, OR-WA [PMSA-6440]
Kenosha, WI [PMSA-3800]
Ventura, CA [PMSA-8735]
Salem, OR [PMSA-7080]
Cincinnati-Hamilton, OH-KY-IN
[CMSA-21]
M iami-Fort Lauderdale, FL [CMSA-56]
Sacramento-Yoio, CA [CMSA-82]
Fort Lauderdale, FL [PMSA-2680]
Sacramento, CA [PMSA-6920]
Cincinnati, OH-KY-IN [PMSA-1640]
Miami, FL [PMSA-5000]
Yolo. CA [PMSA-9270]
Hamilton-Middletown, OH [PMSA-3200]
Cleveland-Akron, OH [CMSA-28]
Akron, OH [PMSA-0080]
Cleveland-Lorain-Elyria, OH [PMSA-1680]
Dallas-Fort Worth, TX [CM SA-31]
M ilwaukee-Racine, W I [CMSA-63]
Milwaukee-Waukesha, WI [PMSA-5080]
Racine, WI [PMSA-6600]
Dallas, TX [PMSA-1920]
Fort Worth-Arlington, TX [PMSA-2800]
Bergen-Passaic, NJ [PMSA-0875]
Boulder-Longmont, CO [PMSA-1125]
Denver, CO [PMSA-2080]
Greeley, CO [PMSA-3060]
Dutchess County, NY [PMSA-2281]
San Jose, CA [PMSA-7400]
Santa Cruz-Watsonville, CA [PMSA-7485]
Santa Rosa, CA [PMSA-7500]
Vallejo-Fairfield-Napa, CA [PMSA-8720]
Jersey City, NJ [PMSA-3640]
Middlesex-Somerset-Hunterdon, NJ [PMSA-5015]
Monmouth-Ocean, NJ [PMSA-5190]
Nassau-Suffolk, NY [PMSA-5380]
Detroit-Ann Arbor-Flint, MI [CM SA-35]
N ew Haven-Bridgeport-Stamford-
Ann Arbor, MI [PMSA-0440]
Danbury-Waterbury, CT [PMSA-5483]
Detroit, MI [PMSA-2160]
New York, NY [PMSA-5600]
Flint, MI [PMSA-2640]
Newark, NJ [PMSA-5640]
Houston-Galveston-Brazoria, TX
[CMSA-42]
Trenton, NJ [PMSA-8480]
Brazoria, TX [PMSA-1145]
Oakland, CA [PMSA-5775]
San Francisco, CA [PMSA-7360]
New York-Northern New Jersey-Long
Island, NY-NJ-CT-PA [CM SA-70]
Denver-Boulder-Greeley, CO [CMSA-34]
San Francisco-Oakland-San Jose, CA
[CMSA-84]
Newburgh, NY-PA [PMSA-5660]
Seattle-Tacoma-Bremerton, WA
[CMSA-91]
Bremerton, WA [PMSA-1150]
Olympia, WA [PMSA-5910]
Seattle-Bellevue-Everett, WA [PMSA-7600]
Tacoma, WA [PMSA-8200]
W ashington-Baltimore, DC-MD-VA-WV
[CMSA-97]
Philadelphia-W ilm ington-Atlantic City,
PA-NJ-DE-M D [CMSA-77]
Baltimore, MD [PMSA-0720]
Galveston-Texas City, TX [PMSA-2920]
Houston, TX [PMSA-3360]
Atlantic-Cape May, NJ [PMSA-0560]
Washington, DC-MD-VA-WV [PMSA-8840]
Philadelphia, PA-NJ [PMSA-6160]
Hagerstown, MD [PMSA-3180]
1
Regions
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
UNITED STATES
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
767,608,000
201,298.0
3,813
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
1,596,944,000
219,760.9
7,267
1985
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
3,368,069,000
237,949.9
14,155
1971
1970
888,002,000
206,817.5
4,294
824,823,000
203,798.7
4,047
1979
1978
2,024,812,000
224,564.1
9,017
1,802,663,000
222,098.2
8,117
1987
1986
3,789,297,000
242,321.0
15,638
3,579,783,000
240,162.2
14,906
1972
974,938,000
209,274.9
4,659
1980
2,259,006,000
227,255.0
9,940
1988
4,061,806,000
244,534.3
16,610
1973
1,092,217,000
211,349.2
5,168
1981
2,526,009,000
229,457.4
11,009
1989
4,366,135,000
246,820.2
17,690
1974
1,200,575,000
213,333.6
5,628
1982
2,683,456,000
231,668.7
11,583
1990
4,655,420,000
249,399.3
18,667
1975
1,302,532,000
215,456.6
6,045
1983
2,857,710,000
233,806.2
12,223
1991
4,831,697,000
252,136.7
19,163
1976
1,442,221,000
217,553.9
6,629
1984
3,144,363,000
235,846.6
13,332
1992
5,128,373,000
255,077.5
20,105
U n ited S ta te s , M etro p o lita n P o rtion
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
641,725,528
157,775.9
4,067
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
1,317,524,176
171,682.6
7,674
1985
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
2,817,533,044
187,235.6
15,048
1971
1970
740,045,891
162,308.6
4,559
688,842,118
160,053.1
4,304
1979
1978
1,669,789,483
175,418.7
9,519
1,485,876,754
173,501.3
8,564
1987
1986
3,188,205,880
191,704.3
16,631
3,003,825,719
189,516.8
15,850
1972
809,882,194
164,069.5
4,936
1980
1,872,451,917
177,593.4
10,543
1988
3,429,166,314
193,827.8
17,692
1973
898,811,771
165,643.9
5,426
1981
2,092,597,404
179,492.4
11,658
1989
3,682,774,960
196,034.5
18,786
1974
990,872,622
167,198.8
5,926
1982
2,228,214,215
181,382.4
12,285
1990
3,928,152,856
198,419.5
19,797
1975
1,072,998,071
168,604.8
6,364
1983
2,380,542,322
183,257.1
12,990
1991
4,073,607,273
200,779.1
20,289
1976
1,188,976,356
170,098.7
6,990
1984
2,620,306,123
185,152.5
14,152
1992
4,318,618,263
203,262.2
21,247
U n ited S ta te s , N o n m e tro p o llta n P o rtion
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
125,882,472
43,522.1
2,892
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
279,419,824
48,078.3
5,812
1985
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
550,535,956
50,714.3
10,856
1971
1970
147,956,109
44,508.9
3,324
135,980,882
43,745.6
3,108
1979
1978
316,786,246
48,596.9
6,519
355,022,517
49,145.4
7,224
1987
1986
575,957,281
50,645.5
11,372
601,091,120
50,616.8
11,875
1972
165,055,806
45,205.4
3,651
1980
386,554,083
49,661.6
7,784
1988
632,639,686
50,706.5
12,476
1973
193,405,229
45,705.3
4,232
1981
433,411,596
49,965.0
8,674
1989
683,360,040
50,785.7
13,456
1974
209,702,378
46,134.8
4,545
1982
455,241,785
50,286.3
9,053
1990
727,267,144
50,979.8
14,266
1975
229,533,929
46,851.8
4,899
1983
477,167,678
50,549.1
9,440
1991
758,089,727
51,357.6
14,761
1976
253,244,644
47,455.2
5,337
1984
524,056,877
50,694.1
10,338
1992
809,754,737
51,815.4
15,628
Far W est
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
116,476,303
26,635.0
4,373
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
250,769,941
30,553.2
8,208
1985
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
568,583,674
36,041.0
15,776
1971
1970
125,040,430
27,101.4
4,614
133,064,410
27,570.5
4,826
1979
1978
288,175,753
31,285.1
9,211
329,688,518
31,960.4
10,316
1987
1986
609,308,023
36,819.6
16,548
649,678,132
37,645.6
17,258
1972
145,587,183
27,918.2
5,215
1980
373,878,720
32,776.2
11,407
1988
699,019,179
38,547.8
18,134
1973
161,656,056
28,327.8
5,707
1981
417,646,878
33,432.8
12,492
1989
758,273,504
39,534.3
19,180
1974
181,575,703
28,800.9
6,305
1982
444,165,079
34,087.0
13,030
1990
820,759,025
40,546.6
20,242
1975
200,655,095
29,346.0
6,838
1983
477,178,648
34,718.6
13,744
1991
846,655,565
41,333.6
20,483
1976
225,415,764
29,929.5
7,532
1984
525,761,995
35,324.4
14,884
1992
891,896,692
42,089.6
21,190
F a r W e s t, M etro p o lita n P o rtion
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
108,506,775
24,408.1
4,446
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
231,312,768
27,863.3
8,302
1985
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
529,391,261
32,864.3
16,108
1970
116,372,549
24,823.8
4,688
1978
266,184,971
28,515.5
9,335
1986
567,890,615
33,616.6
16,893
1971
123,622,418
25,228.4
4,900
1979
304,492,648
29,108.5
10,461
1987
606,385,474
34,403.1
17,626
1972
135,003,599
25,544.3
5,285
1980
345,436,918
29,835.9
11,578
1988
652,430,563
35,241.6
18,513
1973
149,433,418
25,896.3
5,770
1981
387,253,282
30,437.3
12,723
1989
706,781,579
36,163.6
19,544
1974
167,396,669
26,316.8
6,361
1982
412,269,403
31,044.8
13,280
1990
765,154,064
37,092.4
20,628
1975
184,751,847
26,799.0
6,894
1983
442,318,192
31,634.7
13,982
1991
788,328,253
37,790.8
20,860
1976
207,399,387
27,307.9
7,595
1984
488,527,386
32,191.9
15,175
1992
830,112,973
38,468.5
21,579
2
Regions
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
Far West, Nonmetropolltan Portion
1969
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
7,969,528
2,226.9
3,579
1970
1971
8,667,881
2,277.6
3,806
9,441,992
2,342.0
4,032
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
10,583,584
2,373.9
4,458
12,222,638
2,431.5
5,027
14,179,034
2,484.2
5,708
15,903,248
2,547.0
6,244
18,016,377
2,621.6
6,872
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
19,457,173
2,689.9
7,233
21,990,782
2,769.6
7,940
25,195,870
2,851.9
8,835
28.441,802
2,940.2
9,673
30,393,596
2,995.5
10,147
31,895,676
3,042.2
10,484
34,860,456
3,083.9
11,304
37,234,609
3,132.5
11,886
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
39,192,413
3,176.7
12,337
41,417,408
3.203.0
12,931
43,292,658
3,242.5
13,352
46,588,616
3,306.3
14,091
51,491,925
3,370.8
15,276
55,604,961
3,454.2
16,098
58,327,312
3,542.9
16,463
61,783,719
3,621.0
17,062
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
Great Lakes
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)...........
159,583,337
39,904.0
3,999
1977
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
316,393,968
41,353.2
7,651
1985
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
577,142,869
41,422.5
13,933
167,222,132
40,319.7
4,147
1978
179,601,869
40,622.3
4,421
1979
352,019,602
41,510.2
8,480
1986
388,946,478
41,611.0
9,347
1987
610,422,320
41,460.1
14,723
639,123,451
41,595.2
15,365
196,008,942
40,824.3
4,801
1980
420,269,884
41,706.2
10,077
1988
680,124,574
41,726.9
16,299
220,178,347
40,946.8
5,377
1981
457,660,411
41,646.3
10,989
1989
728,258,762
41,872.7
17,392
239,127,123
41,036.8
5,827
1982
472,726,917
41,493.3
11,393
1990
769,910,007
42,078.6
18,297
1975
255,625,794
41,105.4
6,219
1983
496,105,485
41,368.6
11,992
1991
795,385,761
42,392.4
18,762
1976
284,084,962
41,186.7
6,897
1984
544,533,975
41,397.0
13,154
1992
846,444,595
42,719.0
19,814
Great Lakes, Metropolitan Portion
1969
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
134,018,112
32,082.3
4,177
1977
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)...........
261,957,393
32,854.4
7,973
1985
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
478,646,191
32,853.0
14,569
1970
1971
140,333,849
32,420.1
4,329
1978
150,131,460
32,617.3
4,603
1979
291,596,005
32,965.4
8,846
1986
321,572,623
33,002.2
9,744
1987
507,487,513
32,910.7
15,420
532,329,717
33,039.1
16,112
1972
163,744,702
32,704.0
5,007
1980
348,234,707
33,045.1
10,538
1988
569,197,658
33,150.0
17,170
1973
182,768,550
32,734.1
5,583
1981
378,809,764
32,993.1
11,481
1989
607,982,456
33,275.6
18,271
1974
198,594,911
32,775.1
6,059
1982
391,138,480
32,882.0
11,895
1990
643,443,729
33,449.2
19,236
1975
211,094,298
32,752.7
6,445
1983
411,534,069
32,783.9
12,553
1991
664,975,551
33,711.4
19,726
1976
234,902,152
32,768.9
7,168
1984
450,390,041
32,814.2
13,725
1992
706,464,565
33,975.9
20,793
Great Lakes, Nonmetropolltan Portion
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)...........
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
25,565,225
7,821.7
3,266
26,888,283
7,899.7
3,404
29,470,409
8,005.1
3,681
32,264,240
8,120.3
3,973
37,409,797
8,212.7
4,555
40,532,212
8,261.7
4,906
44,531,496
8,352.7
5,331
49,182,810
8,417.8
5,843
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
54,436,575
8,496.8
6,405
60,423,597
8,544.8
7,071
67,373,855
8,608.8
7,826
72,035,177
8,661.1
8,317
78,850,647
6,653.3
9,112
81,588,437
8,611.2
9,475
84,571,416
8,584.7
9,851
94,143,934
8,582.9
10,969
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
98,496,678
8,569.5
11,494
102,934,807
8,549.4
12,040
106,793,734
8,556.1
12,482
110,926,916
8,576.9
12,933
120,276,306
8,597.1
13,990
126,466.278
8,629.4
14,655
130,410,210
8,681.0
15,022
139,980,030
8,743.0
16,010
Mideast
1969
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
181,592,966
42,111.0
4,312
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
336,092,176
42,546.6
7,899
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)...........
678,702,817
42,798.7
16,858
1977
1985
1970
195,083,817
42,516.9
4,588
1978
370,152,025
42,421.5
8,726
1986
727,807,960
42,996.4
16,927
1971
208,525,804
42,869.5
4,864
1979
409,009,062
42,358.1
9,656
1987
774,467,147
43,195.6
17,929
1972
225,193,332
42,991.6
5,238
1980
455,184,709
42,273.3
10,768
1988
834,323,080
43,441.6
19,206
1973
244,334,089
42,837.0
5,704
1981
504,595,085
42,327.0
11,921
1989
894,079,679
43,585.1
20,613
1974
265,520,827
42,709.2
6,217
1982
540,034,161
42,382.9
12,742
1990
947,683,942
43,707.6
21,682
1975
285,004,025
42,727.7
6,670
1983
576,759,650
42,546.2
13,556
1991
976,537,780
43,907.2
22,241
1976
309.096.671
42.667.4
7,244
1984
633,600,628
42,690.4
14,842
1992
1,033,067,749
44,118.5
23,416
3
Regions
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
M id e a s t, M etro p o lita n P o rtion
1969
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
170,969,013
38,803.6
4,406
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
314,638,748
38,967.5
8,074
1985
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
637,085,845
39,154.6
16,271
1971
1970
183,708,493
39,189.2
4,688
196,268,920
39,478.0
4,972
1979
1978
346,388,947
38,826.6
8,921
382,635,396
38,748.2
9,875
1987
1986
683,129,670
39,345.9
17,362
727,461,013
39,529.8
18,403
1972
211,774,002
39,540.3
5,356
1960
426,109,540
38,663.9
11,021
1988
784,315,835
39,738.5
19,737
1973
229,324,329
39,368.2
5,825
1981
472,654,397
38,713.5
12,209
1989
840,012,872
39,866.0
21,071
1974
249,032,483
39,218.8
6,350
1982
506,139,498
38,763.0
13,057
1990
890,461,267
39,969.8
22,278
1975
267,008,503
39,200.1
6,811
1983
541,027,356
38,912.9
13,904
1991
917,160,039
40,138.3
22,850
1976
289,367,615
39,108.9
7,399
1984
594,536,327
39,050.4
15,225
1992
970,471,427
40,322.8
24,068
M id e a s t, N o n m e tro p o llta n P o rtio n
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
10,623,953
3,307.4
3,212
11,375,324
3,327.7
3,418
12,256,884
3,391.5
3,614
13,419,330
3,451.3
3,888
15,009,760
3,468.8
4,327
16,488,344
3,490.4
4,724
17,995,522
3,527.7
5,101
19,729,056
3,558.5
5,544
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
21,453,428
3,579.1
5,994
23,763,078
3,594.9
6,610
26,373,666
3,609.9
7,306
29,075,169
3,609.4
8,055
31,940,688
3,613.5
8,839
33,894,663
3,619.8
9,364
35,732,294
3,633.3
9,835
39,064,301
3,640.1
10,732
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
41,616,972
3,644.0
11,421
44,678,290
3,650.4
12,239
47,006,134
3,665.8
12,823
50,007,245
3,703.1
13,504
54,066,807
3,719.1
14,538
57,222,675
3,737.9
15,309
59,377,741
3,768.9
15,755
62,596,322
3,795.7
16,491
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
76,882,039
12,176.4
6,314
84,256,405
12,207.3
6,902
N e w E n glan d
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
49,284,724
11,735.0
4,200
52,803,131
11,878.1
4,445
55,959,850
11,996.2
4,665
60,602,053
12,087.8
5,013
66,405,039
12,147.7
5,466
72,052,573
12,156.5
5,927
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
92,379,278
12,257.4
7,537
1985
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
205,307,087
12,741.9
16,113
103,099,220
12,302.7
8,380
115,725,995
12,345.3
9,374
1987
1986
223,552,974
12,834.6
17,418
241,829,627
12,952.9
18,670
130,875,196
12,367.7
10,582
1988
265,334,393
13,086.4
20,276
145,851,296
12,435.3
11,729
1989
281,095,324
13,181.8
21,325
157,153,719
12,468.1
12,604
1990
289,960.801
13,219.2
21,935
1983
170,081,134
12,545.1
13,558
1991
294,888,975
13,201.1
22,338
1984
190,072,865
12,643.0
15,034
1992
308,866,911
13,195.9
23,406
N e w E n g la n d , M etro p o lita n P o rtio n
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
43,863,005
10,158.7
4,318
46,951,046
10,281.2
4,567
49,673,602
10,372.2
4,789
53,693,720
10,430.4
5,148
58,671,554
10,465.9
5,606
63,600,936
10,474.2
6,072
67,902,256
10,469.5
6,486
74,078,182
10,479.8
7,069
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
81,198,495
10,505.7
7,729
90,537,461
10,522.9
8,604
1985
1986
180,502,353
10,865.2
16,613
101,598,964
10,544.4
9,635
1987
196,254,033
10,943.5
17,933
212,169,426
11,030.8
19,234
114,956,824
10,557.3
10,889
1988
233,048,831
11,128.4
20,942
128,087,645
10,613.7
12,068
1989
246,219,407
11,198.9
21,986
138,154,109
10,635.5
12,990
1990
253,942,192
11,220.8
22,631
149,550,323
10,700.6
13,976
1991
258,061,795
11,194.9
23,052
167,190,856
10,782.3
15,506
1992
270,108,279
11,185.2
24,149
N e w E n g lan d , N o n m e tro p o llta n P o rtio n
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
5,421,719
1,576.3
3,440
1970
5,852,085
1,596.8
3,665
1971
6,286,248
1,624.0
3,871
1972
6,908,333
1,657.4
4,168
1973
7,733,485
1,681.8
4,598
1974
8,451,637
1,682.4
5,024
1975
8,979,783
1,707.0
5,261
1976
10,178,223
1,727.5
5,892
1984
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
11,180,783
1,751.7
6,383
12,561,759
1,779.8
7,058
14,127,031
1,800.9
7,844
15,918,372
1,810.4
8,793
17,763,651
1,821.7
9,751
18,999,610
1,832.6
10,367
20,530,811
I,
I I,
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
29,660,201
1,922.1
15,431
32,285,562
1,958.1
16,488
34,875,917
1,982.9
17,589
36,018,609
1,998.4
18,024
36,827,180
2,006.2
18,357
38,758,632
2,010.7
19,276
24,804,734
1,876.7
13,217
27,298,941
1,891.1
14,436
22,882,009
844.5 1,860.7
131 12,297
4
Regions
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
P lain s
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)...........
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
57,378,749
16,202.0
3,541
61,884,746
16,349.8
3,785
66,517,081
16,474.8
4,038
73,376,424
16,562.8
4,430
86,062,244
16,628.0
5,176
91,051,120
16,671.6
5,461
99,049,960
16,742.6
5,916
1977
1978
1979
118,643,626
16,949.7
7,000
1985
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
233,379,970
17,403.6
13,410
135,123,389
17,028.4
7,935
1986
149,926,392
17,097.2
8,769
1987
245,142,986
17,394.9
14,093
257,304,349
17,430.2
14,762
1980
161,364,818
17,213.6
9,374
1988
269,192,389
17,535.8
15,351
1981
182,046,154
17,263.6
10,545
1989
289,662,644
17,595.3
16,462
1982
191,296,781
17,292.0
11,063
1990
309,893,055
17,688.6
17,519
1983
199,971,600
17,326.3
11,542
1991
322,042,702
17,788.0
18,104
1976
107,093,379
16,863.6
6,351
1984
220,694,827
17,383.7
12,696
1992
343,429,356
17,920.1
19,164
P la in s , M etro p o lita n P o rtion
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
34,831,690
8,861.6
3,931
37,576,911
9,008.2
4,171
40,319,009
9,080.2
4,440
43,834,081
9,109.5
4,812
49,057,676
9,167.6
5,351
53,611,480
9,208.0
5,822
58,356,507
9,223.5
6,327
64,850,180
9,302.9
6,971
1981
1982
1983
1984
1977
1978
1979
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
71,874,821
9,335.6
7,699
81,038,552
9,401.9
8,619
91,010,184
9,460.5
9,620
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)...........
146,733,743
9,827.3
14,931
1985
1986
1987
155,631,523
9,904.5
15,713
164,211,876
9,998.6
16,424
1980
100,434,308
9,546,8
10,520
1988
174,624,682
10,124.7
17,247
111,558,406
9,596.1
11,625
1989
186,913,420
10,217.7
18,293
118,274,558
9,637.1
12,273
1990
199,551,318
10,328.3
19,321
125,056,576
9,673.2
12,928
1991
208,790,600
10,434.9
20,009
137,380,175
9,745.9
14,096
1992
222,297,033
10,545.9
21,079
P la in s , N o n m e tro p o llta n P o rtion
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
22,547,059
7,340.4
3,072
24,307,835
7,341.6
3,311
26,198,072
7,394.6
3,543
29,542,343
7,453.3
3,964
37,004,568
7,460.4
4,960
37,439,640
7,463.5
5,016
40,693,453
7,519.0
5,412
42,243,199
7,560.7
5,587
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
46,768,805
7,614.0
6,142
54,084,837
7,626.6
7,092
58,916,208
7,636.7
7,715
60,930,510
7,666.8
7,947
70,487,748
7,667.5
9,193
73,022,223
7,654.9
9,539
74,915,024
7,653.1
9,789
83,314,652
7,637.8
10,908
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
86,646,227
7,576.3
11,436
89,511,463
7,490.4
11,950
93,092,473
7,431.7
12,526
94,567,707
7,411.1
12,760
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
16,772,170
4,943.0
3,393
18,651,379
5,037.9
3,702
20,682,122
5,194.0
3,982
23,433,180
5,368.4
4,365
26,967,129
5,527.4
4,879
30,397,935
5,649.8
5,380
33,338,830
5,781.7
5,766
37,186,929
5,915.6
6,286
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
41,645,846
6,078.8
6,851
48,485,214
6,256.9
7,749
55,243,732
6,438.9
8,580
62,859,159
6,594.4
9,532
71,455,791
6,742.4
10,598
76,853,406
6,904.1
11,132
81,915,930
7,035.2
11,644
88,101,946
7,109.6
12,392
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
92,410,283
7,168.5
12,891
95,379,168
7,200.8
13,246
98,547,978
7,206.6
13,675
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
10,808,659
2,990.9
3,614
12,089,648
3,063.9
3,946
13,532,851
3,176.3
4,261
15,247,027
3,303.4
4,616
17,345,238
3,423.8
5,066
19,448,126
3,500.2
5,556
21,510,201
3,561.3
6,040
24,140,243
3,639.6
6,633
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
27,183,773
3,746.5
7,256
31,552,459
3,862.9
8,168
36,107,245
3,977.0
9,079
40,971,890
4,067.5
10,073
46,871,886
4,157.8
11,273
51,043,311
4,258.7
11,986
54,681,240
4,355.6
12,554
59,443,396
4,420.4
13,447
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
62,720,145
4,485.2
13,984
64,831,402
4,533.8
14,300
67,294,030
4,568.1
14,731
71,529,068
4,578.1
15,624
77,120,271
4,608.3
16,735
82,648,297
4,658.0
17,743
88,554,466
4,756.7
18,617
95,482,811
4,890.5
19,524
102,749,224
7,377.6
13,927
110,341,737
7,360.3
14,992
113,252,102
7,353.1
15,402
121,132,323
7,374.2
16,426
R o c k y M o u n ta in
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)...........
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
104,451,407
7,203.7
14,500
113,279,129
7,234.1
15,659
121,418,288
7,297.4
16,639
129,864,669
7,439.7
17,456
139,554,752
7,628.9
18,293
R o c k y M o u n ta in , M e tro p o lita n P o rtion
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
5
Regions
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
R o c k y M o u n ta in , N o n m e tro p o lita n P o rtion
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
5,963,511
1,952.1
3,055
1972
1971
1970
6,561,731
1,974.0
3,324
7,149,271
2,017.8
3,543
8,186,153
2,065.0
3,964
1973
9,621,891
2,103.6
4,574
1974
1975
1976
10,949,809
2,149.6
5,094
11,828,629
2,220.4
5,327
13,046,686
2,275,9
5,732
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
14,462,073
2,332.3
6,201
16,932,755
2,393.9
7,073
19,136,487
2,462.0
7,773
21,887,269
2,526.9
8,662
24,583,905
2,584.6
9,512
25,810,095
2,645.4
9,756
27,234,690
2,679.6
10,164
28,658,550
2,689.2
10,657
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
29,690,138
2,683.3
11,065
30,547,766
2,667.0
11,454
31,253,948
2,638.5
11,845
32,922,339
2,625.5
12,539
36,158,858
2,625.9
13,770
38,769,991
2,639.4
14,689
41,310,203
2,683.1
15,397
44,071,941
2,738.3
16,095
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
S o u th e a s t
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
132,527,045
43,440.0
3,051
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
308,738,519
50,311.8
6,136
1985
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
690,361,308
56,205.0
12,283
144,694,640
43,973.5
3,290
158,902,902
45,013.2
3,530
1979
1978
352,321,338
51,113.0
6,893
397,870,172
51,976.7
7,655
1987
1986
739,797,439
56,868.1
13,009
788,738,914
57,544.0
13,707
178,672,831
46,019.0
3,883
1980
449,114,460
52,895.2
8,491
1988
849,116,324
58,128.9
14,607
204,239,612
46,991.8
4,346
1981
506,642,990
53,625.4
9,448
1989
916,225,989
58,733.6
15,600
227,888,383
47,954.6
4,752
1982
539,814,941
54,249.7
9,951
1990
981,282,723
59,467.4
16,501
1975
247,826,617
48,787.7
5,080
1983
580,433,031
54,859.4
10,580
1991
1,028,748,382
60,261.8
17,071
1976
277,314,417
49,514.0
5,601
1984
641,439,743
55,519.7
11,553
1992
1,095,327,295
61,103.6
17,926
S o u th e a s t, M e tro p o lita n P o rtion
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
96,297,096
28,373.5
3,394
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
223,660,303
33,458.9
6,685
1985
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
518,295,581
38,451.8
13,479
1971
1970
105,099,397
28,897.4
3,637
115,441,022
29,628.9
3,896
1979
1978
255,441,488
34,058.0
7,500
289,132,334
34,739.2
8,323
1987
1986
558,229,372
39,099.0
14,277
597,941,263
39,765.7
15,037
1972
129,761,097
30,371.3
4,272
1980
329,975,350
35,501.6
9,295
1988
645,446,393
40,352.7
15,995
1973
147,744,399
31,127.1
4,746
1981
373,369,414
36,141.0
10,331
1989
697,938,538
40,951.4
17,043
1974
165,251,144
31,885.1
5,183
1982
399,475,511
36,688.7
10,888
1990
748,546,735
41,635.8
17,978
1975
179,798,521
32,428.4
5,544
1983
432,872,461
37,228.7
11,627
1991
783,155,074
42.295.C
18,516
1976
200,455,513
32,910.9
6,091
1984
477,900,732
37,809.2
12,640
1992
832,102,692
42,976.0
19,362
S o u th e a s t, N o n m e tro p o lita n P o rtio n
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
76,858,904
16,603.1
4,629
36,229,949
15,066.6
2,405
39,595,243
15,076.1
2,626
43,461,880
15,384.3
2,825
48,911,734
15,647.7
3,126
56,495,213
15,864.6
3,561
62,637,239
16,069.5
3,898
68,028,096
16,359.3
4,158
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
85,078,216
16,852.9
5,048
96,879,850
17,055.0
5,680
1985
1986
172,065,727
17,753.3
9,692
181,568,067
17,769.1
10,218
108,737,838
17,237.5
6,308
1987
190,797,651
17,778.3
10,732
119,139,110
17,393.7
6,850
1988
203,669,931
17,776.2
11,457
133,273,576
17,484.4
7,622
1989
218,287,451
17,782.2
12,276
140,339,430
17,561.0
7,992
1990
232,735,988
17,831.6
13,052
147,560,570
17,630.7
8,370
1991
245,593,308
17,966.8
13,669
1984
163,539,011
17,710.5
9,234
1992
263,224,603
18,127.6
14,521
S o u th w e a t
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
53,992,706
16,328.0
3,307
59,442,725
16,621.4
3,576
64,747,962
17,077.0
3,792
72,064,055
17,502.9
4,117
82,374,484
17,942.7
4,591
92,961,336
18,354.2
5,065
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
132,280,646
19,710.3
6,711
1985
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
322,180,992
24,168.6
13,331
153,286,459
20,180.5
7,596
1986
328,372,130
24,587.8
13,355
178,401,651
20,776.5
8,587
1987
339,607,402
24,750.8
13,721
205,459,054
21,428.3
9,588
1988
360,244,654
24,863,2
14,489
240,110,395
21,984.5
10,922
1989
385,259,969
25,083.2
15,359
261,410,996
22,791.6
11,470
1990
414,512,159
25,393.9
16,323
1975
104,149,640
18,789.1
5,543
1983
275,264,522
23,406.8
11,760
1991
437,573,166
25,812.8
16,952
1976
117,772,473
19,269.8
6,112
1984
300,157,021
23,778.7
12,623
1992
469,785,650
26,302.0
17,861
6
Regions
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
S o u th w e s t, M etro p o lita n P o rtion
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
42,431,178
12,097.3
3,508
46,710,225
12,369.2
3,776
51,056,609
12,727.3
4,012
56,823,966
13,066.4
4,349
64,466,607
13,460.8
4,789
73,936,873
13,820.6
5,350
82,575,938
14,170.3
5,827
93,783,084
14,579.7
6,432
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1977
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
105,697,875
14,950.7
7,070
1985
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
264,157,925
18,734.3
14,100
1978
1979
123,136,871
15,346.1
8,023
1986
143,240,089
15,838.9
9,044
1987
270,371,591
19,162.8
14,109
280,413,081
19,369.0
14,477
166,332,380
16,375.2
10,158
1988
298,573,284
19,513.7
15,301
193,992,610
16,839.9
11,520
1989
319,806,417
19,753.0
16,190
211,719,345
17,472.6
12,117
1990
344,405,254
20,065.2
17,164
223,502,105
17,967.5
12,439
1991
364,581,495
20,457.2
17,822
244,937,210
18,338.2
13,357
1992
391,578,483
20,897.3
18,738
Southwest, Nonmetropolltan Portion
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
11.561,528
4,230.7
2,733
12,732,500
4,252.1
2,994
13,691,353
4,349.6
3,148
15,240,089
4,436.4
3,435
17.907,877
4,481.9
3,996
19,024,463
4,533.6
4,196
21,573,702
4,618.8
4,671
23,989,389
4,690.1
5,115
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
26,582,771
4,759.6
5,585
30,149,688
4,832.3
6,239
35,161,562
4,937.7
7,121
39,126,674
5,053.1
7,743
46,117,785
5,144.6
8,964
49,691,651
5,319.1
9,342
51,762,417
5,439.3
9,516
55,219,811
5,440.4
10,150
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
58,023,067
5,434.3
10,677
58,000,539
5,425.1
10,691
59,194,321
5,381.8
10,999
61,671,370
5,349.4
11,529
65,453,552
5,330.2
12,280
70,106,905
5,328.8
13,156
72,991,671
5,355.6
13,629
78,207,167
5,404.7
14,470
Per Capita Personal Income, 1992
Regions
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
8
County Rankings
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
T w e n t y Highest a n d L o w e s t Pe r Capita Personal I n c o m e s for C o u n t i e s In the United States, 1 9 9 2
Twenty highest per capita Incomes
County
Dollars
New York, New York ................................................
Sherman, Texas.........................................
Pitkin, Colorado...................................................
Marin, California..............................................
Fairfield, Connecticut ......................................
Westchester, New York ............................................
Somerset, New Jersey.............................................
Sully, South Dakota ...........................................
Bergen, New Jersey ..............................................
Morris, New Jersey ..................................................
Montgomery, Maryland .............................................
Arlington, Virginia......................................................
Nantucket, Massachusetts........................................
Alexandria City, Virginia............................................
Nassau, New York ....................................................
Teton, Wyoming......................................................
Montgomery, Pennsylvania.......................................
Fairfax, Fairfax City and Falls Church, Virgina ..........
San Francisco, California....................... .7.................
Palm Beach, Florida .................................................
Twenty lowest per capita incomes
County
Percent of national
average
49,197
36,356
36,076
35,423
34,843
34,580
33,851
33,815
33,616
33,614
32,872
32,828
32,761
32,270
31,747
31,204
30,942
30,901
157.91
155.21
Percent of national
average
Dollars
Starr, Texas ...................
Shannon, South Dakota
Maverick, T exas...............
Todd, South Dakota........
Zavala, Texas .................
Zapata, T exas.................
Dimmit, Texas .................
Willacy, T exas.................
Jefferson, Mississippi.......
McKinley, New Mexico.....
San Juan, Utah ...............
Apache, Arizona..............
Presidio, Texas ...............
McCreary, Texas.............
Cibola, New Mexico.........
Hidalgo, Texas ................
Holmes, Mississippi .........
West Feliciana, Louisiana .
Elliott, Kentucky ..............
Union, Florida..................
6,015
6,826
7,687
7,954
8,094
8,743
9,213
9,299
9,435
9,500
9,609
9,623
9,648
9,655
9,762
9,802
9,805
9,863
9,918
9,922
29.92
33.95
38.23
39.56
40.26
43.49
45.82
46.25
46.93
47.25
47.79
47.86
47.99
48.02
48.56
48.75
48.77
49.06
49.33
49.35
* Twenty Highest and Lowest Per Capita Personal Incomes for Counties In the Far West Region, 1992
Twenty highest per capita incomes
County
Dollars
Marin, California...............................
San Francisco, California..................
San Mateo, California .......................
King, Washington..............................
Ketchikan Gateway Borough, Alaska .
Wrangell-Petersburg, Alaska ............
Contra Costa, California ...................
San Juan, Washington......................
Santa Clara, California......................
Valdez-Cordova Census Area, Alaska
Douglas, Nevada ..............................
Washoe, Nevada ..............................
Juneau Borough, Alaska...................
Anchorage Borough, Alaska.............
Skagway-Yakutat-Angoon, Alaska.....
Orange, California.............................
Haines Borough, Alaska ...................
Napa, California................................
North Slope Borough, Alaska ............
Honolulu, Hawaii ...............................
Twenty lowest per capita Incomes
County
Percent of national
average
36,076
30,942
29,918
27,769
27,761
26,963
26,491
26,108
25,924
25,826
25,820
25,529
25,390
25,077
24,973
24,651
24,495
24,387
24,153
23,864
179.44
153.90
148.81
138.12
138.08
134.11
131.76
129.86
128.94
128.46
128.43
126.98
126.29
124.73
124.21
122.61
121.84
121.30
120.13
118.70
Dollars
Wade Hampton Census Area, Alaska.......................
Del Norte, California .................................................
Kings, California.......................................................
Ferry, Washington.....................................................
Yuba, California .......................................................
Imperial, California....................................................
Tehama, California....................................................
Lassen, California .....................................................
Modoc, California......................................................
Madera, California ....7................................................
Yukon-Koyukuk Census Area, Alaska.......................
Bethel Census Area, Alaska.....................................
Stevens, Washington ................................................
Malheur, Oregon ......................................................
Glenn, California......................................................
Merced, California.....................................................
Nome Census Area, Alaska .....................................
9,993
11,683
11,721
13,174
13,476
13,730
13,827
14,037
14,237
14,243
14,326
14,361
14,406
14,416
14,447
14,625
14,694
14,717
14,731
14,954
Percent of national
average
49.70
58.11
58.30
65.53
67.03
68.29
68.77
69.82
70.81
70.84
71.26
71.43
71.65
71.70
71.86
72.74
73.09
73.20
73.27
74.38
Twenty Highest and Lowest Per Capita Personal Incomes for Counties In the Great Lakes Region, 1992
Twenty highest per capita Incomes
County
Dollars
DuPage, Illinois........
Lake, Illinois .............
Oakland, Michigan ....
Hamilton, Indiana.....
Ozaukee, Wisconsin .
Waukesha, Wisconsin
Washtenaw, Michigan
Cuyahoga, Ohio.......
Cook, Illinois.............
Boone, Indiana..........
Hamilton, Ohio..........
Midland, Michigan ....
Geauga, Ohio...........
Delaware, Ohio ........
Putnam, Illinois.........
McHenry, Illinois.......
Kane, Illinois.............
Macomb, Michigan....
Dane, Wisconsin.......
Marion, Indiana .........
,
Twenty lowest per capita incomes
County
Percent of national
average
29,587
29,386
28,671
26,985
26,812
24,850
23,427
23,128
23,053
22,925
22,855
22,421
22,355
22,263
22,129
22,099
21,936
21,920
21,883
21,555
Note .—O nly counties with total personal Incomes of $50 million or more are ranked.
147.16
146.16
142.61
134.22
133.36
123.60
116.52
115.04
114.66
114.03
113.68
111.52
111.19
110.73
110.07
109.92
109.11
109.03
108.84
107.21
Dollars
Johnson, Illinois .......................................................
Oscoda, Michigan .....................................................
Ogemaw, Michigan ...................................................
Lake, Michigan 7.........................................................
Vinton, Ohio .............................................................
Rusk, Wisconsin .......................................................
Adams, Wisconsin ....................................................
Montmorency, Michigan............................................
Holmes, Ohio........7..................................................
Noble, Ohio
....7................................................
Perry, Ohio......7..............................................
Meig’s, Ohio..............................................................
Forest, Wisconsin .....................................................
11,147
11,406
11,782
12,086
12,201
12,202
12,285
12,305
12,309
12,324
12,340
12,348
12,371
12,410
12,447
12,490
12,490
12,506
12,676
12,746
Percent of national
average
55.44
56.73
58.60
60.11
60.69
60.69
61.10
61.20
61.22
61.30
61.38
61.42
61.53
61.73
61.91
62.12
62.12
62.20
63.05
63.40
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
9
County Rankings
T w e n t y Highest a n d L o w e s t P e r Capita Personal I n c o m e s tor C o u n t i e s In the Mi deast Region, 1 9 9 2
Twenty lowest per capita Incomes
Twenty highest per capita Incomes
County
New York, New York ........
Westchester, New York ....
Somerset, New Jersey......
Bergen, New Jersey .........
Morris, New Jersey..........
Montgomery, Maryland .....
Nassau, New York...........
Montgomery, Pennsylvania
Hunterdon, New Jersey ....
Mercer, New Jersey.........
Chester, Pennsylvania......
Union, New Jersey...........
District of Columbia..........
Howard, Maryland............
Monmouth, New Jersey ....
Talbot, Maryland ..............
Rockland, New York ........
Essex, New Jersey ..........
Middlesex, New Jersey....
Baltimore, Maryland .........
Percent of national
average
Dollars
244.70
173.31
172.00
168.19
167.20
167.19
160.51
157.91
149.91
141.47
140.75
138.82
138.82
136.48
135.42
133.20
130.93
130.35
126.18
123.32
49,197
34,843
34,580
33,815
33,616
33,614
32,270
31,747
30,139
28,443
28,297
27,910
27,909
27,439
27,226
26,779
26,323
26,206
25,369
24,794
County
Percent of national
average
Dollars
13,021
13,279
13,328
13,564
13,615
13,931
13,967
14,042
14,065
14,143
14,147
14,183
14,204
14,616
14,763
14,801
14,833
14,859
14,942
14,950
Forest, Pennsylvania ......
Somerset, Maryland........
Allegany, New York ........
Fulton, Pennsylvania.......
Huntingdon, Pennsylvania
Schuyler, New York ........
Lewis, New York.............
Bedford, Pennsylvania....
St. Lawrence, New York ..
Wyoming, New York .......
Franklin, New York .........
Garrett, Maryland...........
Greene, Pennsylvania.....
Mifflin, Pennsylvania......
Yates, New York............
Delaware, New York ......
Tioga, Pennsylvania.......
Washington, New York ....
Caroline, Maryland.........
Cattaraugus, New York ....
64.76
66.05
66.29
67.47
67.72
69.29
69.47
69.84
69.96
70.35
70.37
70.54
70.65
72.70
73.43
73.62
73.78
73.91
74.32
74.36
Twenty Highest and Lowest Per Capita Personal Incomes for Counties In the New England Region, 1992
Twenty lowest pe capita Incomes
Twenty highest per capita incomes
County
Dollars
Percent of national
average
County
12,646
14,138
14,244
14,507
14,661
15,090
15,167
15,226
15,228
15,627
16,171
16,236
16,882
17,063
17,677
17,943
18,009
18,227
18,477
18,501
176.19
163.28
140.61
136.83
132.39
130.12
125.25
122.58
119.06
117.86
Fairfield, Connecticut............
Nantucket, Massachusetts....
Norfolk, Massachusetts.........
Middlesex, Massachusetts....
Suffolk, Massachusetts.........
Hartford, Connecticut............
Middlesex, Connecticut.........
Litchfield, Connecticut...........
New Haven, Connecticut......
Dukes, Massachusetts..........
Barnstable, Massachusetts ....
Essex, Massachusetts ..........
Bristol, Rhode Island.............
Rockingham, New Hampshire
Hillsborough, New Hampshire
Carroll, New Hampshire........
Merrimack, New Hampshire ..
New London, Connecticut.....
Cumberland, Maine..............
Grafton, New Hampshire ......
Percent of national
average
Dollars
115.56
115.49
115.30
114.22
112.91
112.50
111.55
110.31
109.27
62.90
70.32
70.85
72.16
72.92
75.06
75.44
75.73
75.74
77.73
80.43
80.76
83.97
84.87
87.92
89.25
89.57
90.66
91.90
92.02
Twenty Highest and Lowest Per Capita Personal Incomes for Counties In the Plains Region, 1992
Twenty lowest per capita Incomes
Twenty highest per capita Incomes
County
Sully, South Dakota .
Hamilton, Kansas....
Johnson, Kansas ....
St. Louis, Missouri ...
Hennepin, Minnesota
Scott, Kansas..........
Stanton, Kansas......
Kearny, Kansas.......
Gove, Kansas .........
Ramsey, Minnesota .
Dundy, Nebraska....
Haskell, Kansas......
Wichita, Kansas......
Fillmore, Nebraska ...
Edwards, Kansas....
Dakota, Minnesota ...
Stevens, Kansas.....
Polk, Iow a..............
Clark, Kansas..........
Douglas, Nebraska ..
Dollars
Percent of national
average
33,851
29,969
27,560
27,211
27,197
26,429
24,211
24,086
23,479
23,129
23,118
22,958
22,855
22,777
22,711
22,445
22,366
22,315
22,223
22,055
Note .—O nly counties with total personal Incomes of $50 million or more are ranked.
168.37
149.06
137.08
135.34
135.27
131.45
120.42
119.80
116.78
115.04
114.99
114.19
113.68
113.29
112.96
111.64
111.25
110.99
110.53
109.70
County
Shannon, South Dakota............................................
Todd, South Dakota..................................................
Shannon, Missouri ....................................................
Dewey, South Dakota...............................................
Wayne, Missouri ......................................................
Ripley, Missouri........................................................
Douglas, Missouri ....................................................
DeKalb, Missouri......................................................
Hickory, Missouri.......................................................
Wright, Missouri .......................................................
Washington, Missouri................................................
Texas, Missouri........................................................
Reynolds, Missouri....................................................
Oregon, Missouri.......................................................
Rolette, North Dakota...............................................
Bollinger, Missouri.....................................................
Ozark, Missouri........................................................
Carter, Missouri........................................................
Dallas, Missouri........................................................
Benton, Missouri......................................................
Dollars
6,826
7,954
10,653
10,742
11,138
11,148
11,152
11,401
11,432
11,462
11,480
11,723
11,740
11,903
11,970
12,057
12,165
12,207
12,263
12,400
Percent of national
average
33.95
39.56
52.99
53.43
55.40
55.45
55.47
56.71
56.86
57.01
57.10
58.31
58.39
59.20
59.54
59.97
60.51
60.72
60.99
61.68
10
County Rankings
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
T w e n t y Highest a n d L o w e s t P e r Capita Personal I n c o m e s for C o u n t i e s In the R o c k y M o u n t a i n Region, 1 9 9 2
Twenty highest per capita incomes
County
Dollars
Pitkin, Colorado.........
Teton, Wyoming........
Arapahoe, Colorado ...
Denver, Colorado......
Blaine, Idaho............
Douglas, Colorado ....
Summit, Colorado.....
Boulder, Colorado.....
Eagle, Colorado ........
Cheyenne, Colorado ..
Summit, Utah ...........
Jefferson, Colorado ....
Sheridan, Wyoming ....
Routt, Colorado.........
Lincoln, Colorado......
Baca, Colorado .........
Ada, Idaho................
Kit Carson, Colorado .
Washington, Colorado
Natrona, Wyoming ....
Percent of national
average
36,356
32,245
25,285
24,449
24,111
23,845
23,824
23,513
23,419
23,370
22,859
22,807
22,559
22,426
21,298
21,150
21,105
20,452
20,418
20,377
180.83
160.38
125.76
121.61
119.93
118.60
118.50
116.95
116.48
116.24
113.70
113.44
112.21
111.54
105.93
105.20
104.97
101.73
101.56
101.35
Twenty lowest per capita incomes
County
Dollars
San Juan, Utah .................................................
Conejos, Colorado ........................................
Madison, Ohio..............................................
Big Horn, Montana..............................................
Sanpete, Utah ............................................
Franklin, Idaho ...................................................
Uintah, Utah ...................................................
Iron, Utah ..............................................
Saguache, Colorado ...............................................
Bear Lake, Idaho ......................................................
Sanders, Montana................................................
Blaine, Montana....................................................
Juab, Utah........................................................
Garfield, Utah .........................................................
Roosevelt, Montana..................................................
Washington, Utah ..............................................
Owyhee", Idaho.......................................................
Crowley, Colorado ...................................................
Minidoka, Idaho........................................................
Jefferson, Idaho .......................................................
9,609
10,043
10,228
10,949
11,229
11,563
11,781
12,154
12,191
12,374
12,468
12,524
12,556
12,631
12,654
12,660
12,712
12,780
12,807
12,939
Percent of national
average
47.79
49.95
50.87
54.46
55.85
57.51
58.60
60.45
60.64
61.55
62.01
62.29
62.45
62.83
62.94
62.97
63.23
63.57
63.70
64.36
Twenty Highest and Lowest Per Capita Personal Incomes for Counties in the Southeast Region, 1992
Twenty highest per capita incomes
County
Dollars
Arlington, Virginia...........................................
Alexandria City, Virginia..................................
Fairfax, Fairfax City and Falls Church, Virginia
Palm Beach, Florida ......................................
Martin, Florida................................................
Fulton, Georgia ..............................................
Sarasota, Florida............................................
Collier, Florida................................................
Indian River, Florida.......................................
Williamson, Tennessee...................................
Henrico, Virginia.............................................
Richmond City, Virginia ..................................
Loudoun, Virginia...........................................
Fauquier, Virginia...........................................
Goochland, Virginia........................................
Cobb, Georgia................................................
Mecklenburg, North Carolina..........................
Lancaster, Virginia .........................................
Broward, Florida.............................................
Oldham, Kentucky..........................................
Percent of national
average
32,872
32,761
31,204
30.901
30,005
28,194
27,719
27,232
26,158
26,149
24,933
24.902
24,743
24,389
24,054
23,368
23,354
23,286
23,107
22,891
163.50
162.95
155.21
153.70
149.24
140.23
137.87
135.45
130.11
130.06
124.01
123.86
123.07
121.31
119.64
116.23
116.16
115.82
114.93
113.86
Twenty lowest per capita incomes
County
Dollars
Jefferson, Mississippi......
McCreary, Kentucky........
Holmes, Mississippi .......
West Feliciana, Louisiana
Elliott, Kentucky ............ .
Union, Florida................ .
Morgan, Kentucky..........
Claiborne, Mississippi ....
Johnson, Tennessee.......
Jackson, Kentucky..........
Lee, Kentucky............... .
Long, Georgia ...............
Hancock, Tennessee .....
Allen, Louisiana............. .
Amite, Mississippi ...........
Wilcox, Alabama............
Magoffin, Kentucky .........
Clay, West Virginia .........
Perry, Mississippi............
Menifee, Kentucky ..........
9,435
9,655
9,805
9,863
9,918
9,922
9,943
9,946
9,966
10,110
10,135
10,148
10,150
10,236
10,290
10,291
10,326
10,328
10,337
10,352
Percent of national
average
46.93
48.02
48.77
49.06
49.33
49.35
49.46
49.47
49.57
50.29
50.41
50.48
50.48
50.91
51.18
51.19
51.36
51.37
51.42
51.49
Twenty Highest and Lowest Per Capita Personal Incomes for Counties in the Southwest Region, 1992
Twenty highest per capita incomes
County
Dollars
Sherman, Texas.............
Hartley, T exas...............
Hansford, Texas.............
Los Alamos, New Mexico
Collin, Texas .................
Dallas, Texas ................
Oldham, Texas..............
Dallam, T exas...............
Midland, Texas..............
Cimarron, Oklahoma......
Parmer, Texas ..............
Harris, Texas.................
Rockwall, Texas.............
Swisher, Texas .............
Kendall, Texas ..............
Washington, Oklahoma...
Hemphill, Texas .............
Tarrant, Texas...............
Harper, Oklahoma..........
Tulsa, Oklahoma............
Percent cf national
average
36,822
30,630
28,701
28,087
24,363
23,420
23,200
23,190
22,880
22,801
22,461
22,298
21,993
21,872
21,333
21,107
20,958
20,778
20,755
20,326
Note .— Only counties with total personal incomes of $50 million or more are ranked.
183.15
152.35
142.76
139.70
121.18
116.49
115.39
115.34
113.80
113.41
111.72
110.91
109.39
108.79
106.11
104.98
104.24
103.35
103.23
101.10
Twenty lowest per capita incomes
County
Dollars
Starr, Texas ...............
Maverick, Texas..........
Zavala, Texas .............
Zapata, T exas.............
Dimmit, Texas .............
Willacy, T exas............
McKinley, New Mexico .
Apache, Arizona..........
Presidio, Texas ...........
Cibola, New Mexico....
Hidalgo, T exas...........
Rio Arriba, New Mexico
Nava|o, Arizona...........
Atoka, Oklahoma ........
Webb, T exas..............
Cameron, Texas .........
Frio, T exas.................
Johnston, Oklahoma ....
Brooks, Texas ............
Duval, T exas..............
6,015
7,687
8,094
8,743
9,213
9,299
9,500
9,623
9,648
9,762
9,802
10,332
10,367
10,378
10,387
10,649
10,661
10,759
10,855
10,902
Percent of national
average
29.92
38.23
40.26
43.49
45.82
46.25
47.25
47.86
47.99
48.56
48.75
51.39
51.56
51.62
51.66
52.97
53.03
53.51
53.99
54.23
11
Metropolitan Areas
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
UNITED STATES
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
767,608,000
201,296.0
3,813
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
1,696,944,000
219,760.9
7,267
1985
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
3,368,069,000
237,949.9
14,155
1971
1970
888,002,000
206,817.5
4,294
824,823,000
203,798.7
4,047
1979
1978
2,024,812,000
224,564.1
9,017
1,802,663,000
222,098.2
8,117
1987
1986
3,789,297,000
242,321.0
15,638
3,579,783,000
240,162.2
14,906
1972
974,938,000
209,274.9
4,659
1980
2,259,006,000
227,255.0
9,940
1988
4,061,806,000
244,534.3
16,610
1973
1,092,217,000
211,349.2
5,168
1981
2,526,009,000
229,457.4
11,009
1989
4,366,135,000
246,820.2
17,690
1974
1,200,575,000
213,333.6
5,628
1982
2,683,456,000
231,668.7
11,583
1990
4,655,420,000
249,399.3
18,667
1975
1,302,532,000
215,456.6
6,045
1983
2,857,710,000
233,806.2
12,223
1991
4,831,697,000
252,136.7
19,163
1976
1,442,221,000
217,553.9
6,629
1984
3,144,363,000
235,846.6
13,332
1992
5,128,373,000
255,077.5
20,105
C h lc a g o -G a ry -K e n o s h a , IL -IN -W I (C M S A )
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
36,669,440
7,884.5
4,651
38,819,623
7,961.0
4,876
41,377,074
8,021.0
5,159
44,780,145
8,038.7
5,571
49,608,852
8,030.7
6,177
54,423,612
8,037.8
6,771
57,751,640
8,052.5
7,172
63,880,791
8,078.6
7,907
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
70,875,647
8,110.7
8,739
78,851,631
8,132.0
9,697
86,783,476
8,119.7
10,688
94,478,853
8,124.6
11,629
1985
1986
1987
1988
130,341,499
8,151.3
15,990
146,051,815
8,176.8
17,862
138,110,154
8,155.0
16,936
156,991,160
8,191.1
19,166
103,818,556
8,123.0
12,781
1989
167,980,624
8,216.2
20,445
108,065,534
8,127.5
13,296
1990
178,641,081
8,257.0
21,635
113,449,738
8,124.0
13,965
1991
184,540,378
8,329.9
22,154
123,579,440
8,146.9
15,169
1992
196,063,478
8,410.4
23,312
C ln e ln n a tl-H a m llto n , O H -K Y -IN (C M S A )
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
6,367,147
1,655.1
3,847
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
1971
1970
7,023,250
1,676.8
4,189
6,745,801
1,669.5
4,041
1978
1972
7,634,454
1,675.2
4,557
9,303,774
1,683.2
5,527
1975
9,954,838
1,680.8
5,923
11,107,694
1,690.2
6,572
1984
1981
1982
18,730,150
1,733.5
10,805
19,640,136
I,
II,
1989
1990
1991
1992
31,467,766
1,806.7
17,417
33,872,773
1,822.3
18,588
35,188,529
1,844.2
19,080
37,561,542
1,865.0
20,140
13,868,391
1,713.7
8,093
15,463,133
1,721.1
8,985
1985
1986
1987
1988
27,332,382
1,782.8
15,331
29,499,863
1,792.6
16,456
1983
1976
1980
12,387,115
1,700.3
7,285
25,798,673
1,765.8
14,610
8,485,717
1,685.1
5,036
1974
1979
17,087,037
1,729.0
9,883
24,073,858
1,748.0
13,773
1973
20,802,953
736.1 1,733.3
313 12,002
22,629,518
1,740.0
13,005
C le v e la n d -A k ro n , O H (C M S A )
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
13,252,561
3,078.7
4,305
13,687,688
3,096.5
4,420
14,331,398
3,092.4
4,634
15,467,862
3,055.5
5,062
17,080,411
3,042.7
5,614
18,687,569
3,019.0
6,190
19,627,893
3,012.4
6,516
21,467,812
2,989.0
7,182
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
23,902,651
2,977.4
8,028
26,488,061
2,967.9
8,925
28,999,227
2,948.7
9,834
31,480,449
2,936.2
10,722
34,249,597
2,919.6
11,731
35,499,374
2,905.1
12,219
37,110,183
2,901.9
12,788
40,248,999
2,890.9
13,923
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
42,427,255
2,875.9
14,752
44,412,422
2,874.6
15,450
46,281,975
2,869.6
16,129
49,448,031
2,864.0
17,266
52,310,814
2,862.1
18,277
55,519,173
2,862.2
19,397
57,388,162
2,875.8
19,955
60,580,340
2,890.4
20,959
1969
1970
1973
1974
1975
1976
19,375,014
2,746.9
7,053
D a lla s -F o rt W o rth , T X (C M S A )
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) ......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
1971
1972
10,342,341
2,438.3
4,242
11,022,610
2,483.9
4,438
12,214,145
2,500.8
4,884
13,766,768
2,556.3
5,385
15,595,116
2,628.9
5,932
17,200,815
2,676.4
6,427
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
21,789,165
2,801.7
7,777
25,460,497
2,870.7
8,869
29,746,051
2,956.1
10,062
34,697,388
3,068.4
11,308
40,156,845
3,152.3
12,739
44,380,201
3,266.2
13,588
48,662,655
3,377.6
14,407
55,079,570
3,498.2
15,745
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
60,779,582
3.642.E
16,686
63,095,121
3.775.C
16,711
65,931,031
3,860.C
17.07S
69,904,224
3,895.6
17,94£
74,741,817
3.966.C
18.84É
80,618,637
4,057.7
19,866
85,094,681
4.142.C
20.54C
91,422,459
4,214.5
21,692
9,572,038
2,343.5
4,085
12
Metropolitan Areas
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
D e n v e r-B o u ld s r-O ra e le y , C O (C M 8 A )
1969
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
5,272,129
1,305.2
4,039
1970
1971
5,930,062
1,336.1
4,438
6,698,899
1,383.9
4,841
1972
7,546,600
1,442.3
5,232
1973
8,609,215
1,496.7
5,752
1974
1975
1976
10,532,074
1,544.6
6,819
11,730,243
1,579.0
7,429
1982
1983
1984
25,917,767
1,841.5
14,074
27,845,949
1,887.6
14,752
30,215,799
1,915.6
15,774
9,590,975
1,522.1
6,301
1977
1978
1979
1980
13,195,939
1,617.2
8,160
15,343,304
1,670.3
9,186
17,653,249
1,719.4
10,267
20,286,191
I,
II,
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
31,618,421
1,942.8
16,274
32,348.312
1,958.3
16,518
33,381,926
1,967.6
16,966
35,475,753
1,965.4
18,050
38,292,654
1,970.8
19,430
40,912,951
1,986.1
20,600
43,821,615
2,029.6
21,591
47,202,694
2,089.3
22,592
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
23,252,765
5,281.8
4,402
23,764,881
5,321.5
4,466
25,783,890
5,348.8
4,820
28,554,254
5,351.1
5,336
32,048,567
5,344.3
5,997
33,887,000
5,340.9
6,345
35,247,781
5,306.7
6,642
40,083,040
5,275.9
7,597
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
45,431,371
5,274.7
8,613
50,681,804
5,288.4
9,584
55,482,891
5,295.6
10,477
58,725,036
5,283.1
11,116
62,150,120
5,236.5
11,869
62,754,027
5,169.3
12,140
66,454,032
5,121.7
12,975
73,775,877
5,116.6
14,419
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
80,510,532
5,132.3
15,687
86,058,682
5,151.1
16,707
88,887,232
5,175.8
17,174
94,527,561
5,169.0
18,287
1969
1970
1981
23,469,336
753.8 1,793.3
567 13,087
D e tro lt-A n n A rb o r-F lin t, Ml (C M S A )
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
100,567,078
5,174.1
19,437
104,758,238
5,192.4
20,175
106,805,082
5,220.3
20,460
112,702,065
5,245.9
21,484
H o u s to n -O a lv e s to n -B ra io rla , T X (C M S A )
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
8,233,276
2,150.6
3,828
9,174,685
2,193.3
4,183
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
10,033,265
2,260.9
4,438
11,121,404
2,319.0
4,796
12,668,663
2,387.3
5,307
15,087,953
2,465.2
6,120
17,658,880
2,572.6
6,864
20,434,916
2,681.1
7,622
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
23,510,700
2,784.8
8,442
27,911,182
2,899.3
9,627
32,820,606
3,015.6
10,884
38,605,082
3,154.8
12,237
46,011,658
3,296.6
13,957
50,643,772
3,498.4
14,476
50,702,386
3,600.5
14,082
54,213,180
3,627.3
14,946
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
56,719,614
3,639.9
15,583
55,640,449
3,683.6
15,105
56,458,938
3,646.5
15,483
61,121,174
3,668.2
16,662
66,254,069
3,694.5
17,933
73,024,975
3,754.0
19,452
78,811,976
3,859.7
20,419
84,663,329
3,962.4
21,367
L o s A n g e le s -R Iv e ra id e -O ra n g e C o u n ty , C A (C M S A )
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
45,351,321
9,858.7
, 4,600
48,239,927
10,000.1
4,824
50,626,153
10,154.7
4,985
55,141,097
10,191.4
5,411
60,344,878
10,269.2
5,876
66,980,655
10,418.5
6,429
73,360,698
10,540.0
6,960
82,094,309
10,727.4
7,653
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
91,801,484
10,890.1
8,430
1985
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
211,475,027
12,811.6
16,506
105,821,232
11,134.7
9,504
1986
120,468,803
11,302.0
10,659
1987
227,694,988
13,190.9
17,261
244,808,619
13,541.0
18,079
136,377,565
11,554.9
11,803
1988
262,244,548
13,870.4
18,907
153,834,492
11,774.0
13,066
1989
280,525,293
14,253.8
19,681
163,718,312
12,041.1
13,597
1990
301,613,950
14,596.5
20,663
175,202,658
12,303.5
14,240
1991
306,299,770
14,812.1
20.679
104,551,758
12,530.5
15,526
1992
318,442,258
15,047.8
21,162
M la m l-F o rt L a u d e rd a le , FL (C M S A )
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
7,725,030
1,845.5
4,186
1970
8,808,094
1,902.8
4,629
1971
9,769,594
1,993.2
4,901
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
11,192,579
2,087.0
5,363
13,106,377
2,176.7
6,021
14,690,936
2,289.3
6,417
15,515,254
2,362.5
6,567
16,857,237
2,396.3
7,035
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
18,794,402
2,437.8
7,710
21,677,767
2,484.6
8,725
25,019,971
2,571.0
9,731
29,229,404
2,667.2
10,959
33,261,727
2,766.3
12,024
35,135,068
2,804.1
12,530
37,799,717
2,839.3
13,313
40,895,942
2,869.8
14,251
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
43,917,395
2,911.1
15,086
46,885,209
2,959.6
15,842
50,364,767
3,016.7
16,695
53,662,821
3,077.8
17,435
59,063,707
3,135.8
18,835
62,388,015
3,206.3
19,458
63,975,012
3,262.2
19,611
64,452,791
3,309.2
19,477
13
Metropolitan Areas
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
M llw a u k e e -R a c ln e , W l (C M 8 A )
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
6,608,070
1,565.5
4,221
1971
1970
7,411,736
1,575.6
4,704
6,994,361
1,575.3
4,440
1972
8,073,722
1,586.3
5,090
1973
8,966,626
1,580.0
5,675
1981
1975
1976
10,509,176
1,569.1
6,697
11,526,201
1,572.0
7,332
1982
1983
1984
19,917,050
1,568.1
12,702
20,660,540
1,554.8
13,289
22,502,045
1,552.5
14,494
1974
9,858,490
1,581.2
6,235
1977
1978
1979
1980
12,751,207
1,565.6
8,144
14,258,635
1,561.0
9,135
15,939,660
1,567.5
10,169
17,435,016
I,
II,
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
23,567,661
1,557.4
15,133
24,906,480
1,563.3
15,932
26,124,250
1,569.6
16,644
28,025,810
1,585.7
17,674
29,903,355
1,596.1
18,735
31,850,902
1,609.7
19,787
33,057,614
1,620.6
20,398
35,217,518
1,629.4
21,614
1974
1975
1976
19,030,137
570.8 1,570.9
099 12,114
N e w Y o rk -N o . N e w J e re e y -L o n g Is la n d , N Y -N J -C T -P A (C M 8 A )
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total oopulation (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
94,626,176
19,264.0
4,912
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) ...................... .
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
165,776,250
19,034.4
8,709
1985
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
347,783,101
19,224.0
18,091
1971
1970
107,823,835
19,552.7
5,515
101,331,021
19,455.3
5,208
1979
1978
201,398,875
18,857.3
10,680
182,490,965
18,917.9
9,646
1987
1986
401,327,557
19,382.4
20,706
374,263,775
19,324.8
19,367
1972
115,743,289
19,522.1
5,929
1980
225,786,023
18,846.1
11,980
1988
435,947,576
19,422.7
22,445
1973
123,805,449
19,379.0
6,389
1981
252,115,888
18,869.7
13,361
1989
464,085,416
19,457.4
23,851
133,226,785
19,275.6
6,912
1982
271,701,203
18,904.7
14,372
1990
491,234,124
19,470.9
25,229
142,029,529
19,210.2
7,393
1983
293,010,499
19,037.2
15,391
1991
502,459,060
19,505.3
25,760
152,704,320
19,145.0
7,976
1984
324,605,403
19,142.4
16,957
1992
533,758,690
19,581.2
27,259
P h lla d e lp h la -W llm ln g to n -A tla n tlc C ity, P A -N J -D E -M D (C M S A )
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
1971
1970
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
37,167,526
5,686.5
6,536
40,771,175
5,682.8
7,175
23,632,784
5,616.1
4,208
25,298,304
5,689.6
4,446
26,913,111
5,732.3
4,695
29,179,479
5,734.2
5,089
31,781,718
5,704.1
5,572
34.666,677
5,690.3
6,092
197>
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
44,408,090
5,667.5
7,836
49,028,267
5,653.0
8,673
54,357,402
5,657.1
9,609
60,513,521
5,656.2
10,699
66,948,712
5,659.7
11,829
71,709,476
5,665.0
12,658
76,720,620
5,669.2
13,533
83,588,495
5,687.4
'
14,697
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
90,415,675
5,704.7
15,849
97,052,816
5,750.6
16,877
1969
1970
103,559,212
5,800.4
17,854
111,480,569
5,839.5
19,091
119,449,287
5,870.4
20,348
126,512,402
5,900.0
21,443
130,654,259
5,923.7
22,056
137,831,987
5,938.5
23,210
P o rtla n d -S a le m , O R -W A (C M S A )
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
4,928,201
1,247.6
3,950
1971
5,774,085
1,292.6
4,467
5,311,008
1,266.8
4,192
1972
6,432,207
1,325.1
4,854
1973
7,273,103
1,351.1
5,383
1974
8,202,564
1,375.1
5,965
1975
9,002,686
1,397.6
6,442
1976
10,240,176
1,425.3
7,185
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
11,451,796
1,464.2
7,821
13,239,630
1,505.5
8,794
15,139,424
1,548.4
9,777
16,920,477
1,590.0
10,642
18,433,650
1,612.6
11,431
18,882,905
1,622.2
11,640
19,892,347
1,617.1
12,302
21,679,225
1,630.5
13,296
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
27,823,765
1,716.1
16,213
30,807,293
1,754.5
17,559
33,612,433
1,805.8
18,614
35,526,921
1,855.4
19,148
38,081,480
1,896.9
20,076
1973
1974
1975
1976
22,979,821
1,643.3
13,984
24,285,791
1,664.7
14,589
25,619,224
1,681.0
15,240
S a c ra m e n to -Y o lo , C A (C M S A )
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
3,342,339
827.4
4,040
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
7,877,872
1,000.1
7,877
1970
3,683,102
852.0
4,323
1978
9,108,693
1,040.7
8,752
1971
4,014,541
876.1
4,583
1972
4,417,118
902.6
4,894
4,915,044
905.8
5,426
1979
1980
1981
10,460,456
1,071.5
9,763
11,792,677
1,107.2
10,651
12,909,104
I,
II,
5,568,353
927.3
6,005
1982
13,753,641
136.0 I,
364 II,
6,237,604
948.9
6,574
1983
14,813,185
173.6 1,201.5
719 12,329
6,995,702
971.1
7,204
1984
16,580,484
1,228.1
13,501
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
18.433.949
1,263.7
14,587
20,168,149
1,299.0
15,526
21,868,850
1,348.4
16,219
23,598,421
1,397.9
16,881
26,060,159
1,446.0
18,022
28,820,271
1,495.5
19,271
30,107,060
1,540.0
19,550
31,776,571
1,563.4
20,326
14
Metropolitan Areas
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
8 a n F ran c ls c o -O a k la n d -S a n Jo s e , C A (C M S A )
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)...........
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
22,977,186
4,690.2
4,899
24,757,493
4,763.5
5,197
26,433,894
4,822.3
5,482
28,783,218
4,903.8
5,870
31,533,100
4,964.4
6,352
35,136,311
4,988.0
7,044
38,743,959
5,048.2
7,675
43,230,070
5,117.3
8,448
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
47,866,019
5,180.6
9,240
54,640,429
5,240.4
10,427
62,210,630
5,296.9
11,745
70,772,784
5,389.3
13,132
80,100,036
5,467.4
14,650
86,104,882
5,545.5
15,527
93,851,727
5,642.7
16,632
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
111,876,479
5,818.4
19,228
118,336,033
5,892.6
20,082
124,695,016
5,969.5
20,889
134,621,595
6,067.2
22,188
144,038,165
6,176.1
23,322
1990
155,118,842
6,266.2
24,755
1991
158,704,371
6,333.8
25,057
1984
103,999,815
5,719.4
18,184
1992
166,780,829
6,409.9
26,019
S e a ttle -T a c o m a -B re m e rto n , W A (C M S A )
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
8,831,333
2,012.7
4,388
1970
9,104,760
2,041.2
4,460
1971
9,349,547
2,044.4
4,573
1972
9,921,790
2,019.7
4,912
1973
1974
1975
1976
11,116,868
2,029.8
5,477
12,537,442
2,068.1
6,062
14,107,751
2,112.3
6,679
15,870,180
2,142.4
7,408
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
17,795,412
2,188.1
8,133
21,026,904
2,255.7
9,322
24,542,877
2,333.7
10,517
28,029,410
2,424.3
11,562
31,525,236
2,479.6
12,714
33,445,624
2,507.0
13,341
35,177,441
2,525.6
13,928
38,036,144
2,554.5
14,890
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
Ì992
41,461,866
2,599.5
15,950
44,937,514
2,652.6
16,941
47,873,373
2,718.6
17,610
51,701,331
2,802.5
18,449
57,443,336
2,884.1
19,918
63,333,996
2,993.0
21,161
67,616,207
3,056.4
22,123
73,561,519
3,131.4
23,492
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
23,332,266
5,326.0
4,381
25,667,244
5,412.9
4,742
28,032,245
5,505.9
5,091
30,780,214
5,598.0
5,498
34,076,009
5,635.9
6,046
37,505,292
5,661.6
6,625
40,745,649
5,694.5
7,155
44,762,804
5,720.9
7,824
W a s h in g to n -B a ltim o re , D C -M D -V A -W V (C M S A )
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)...........
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
48,845,324
5,743.0
8,505
54,400,713
5,776.6
9,417
60,463,499
5,790.8
10,441
68,155,231
5,808.2
11,734
76,172,116
5,879.8
12,955
81,996,867
5,927.4
13,834
88,773,212
5,981.7
14,841
98,889,283
6,072.9
16,284
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
107,850,839
6,156.4
17,519
116,950,465
6,292.3
18,586
126,995,996
6,417.8
19,788
138,808,544
6,548.3
21,198
150,512,014
6,655.2
22,616
159,225,561
6,748.9
23,593
165,231,796
6,835.5
24,173
173,591,274
6,919.6
25,087
A b ile n e , T X (M S A )
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
299,233
100.6
2,973
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)...........
697,758
106.2
6,571
1985
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
1,637,827
121.7
13,463
1970
329,421
98.1
3,358
1978
818,493
107.0
7,646
1986
1,607,786
123.3
13,035
1971
355,369
99.8
3,562
1979
931,828
108.6
8,578
1987
1,647,221
122.1
13,492
1972
396,566
103.3
3,838
1980
1,100,756
111.8
9,846
1988
1,725,735
120.2
14,359
1973
427,996
102.5
4,174
1981
1.309,248
114.7
11,414
1989
1,812,343
119.6
15,157
1974
498,608
103.5
4,817
1982
1,386,405
119.0
11,654
1990
1,871,259
119.5
15,658
1975
581,045
105.3
5,517
1983
1,435,717
121.3
11,835
1991
1,946,936
118.4
16,438
1976
640,386
107.0
5,987
1984
1,520,105
121.7
12,493
1992
2,081,221
120.6
17,263
A k ro n , O H (P M S A )
1969
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
2,689,561
676.2
3,977
1977
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
4-,882,263
662.2
7,372
1985
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
8,829,657
647.0
13,647
1970
2,788,762
679.1
4,107
1978
5,412,568
658.5
8,219
1986
9,255,544
647.6
14,292
1971
2,928,656
679.2
4,312
1979
5,947,529
660.4
9,006
1987
9,661,139
648.6
14,896
1972
3,194,666
677.0
4,719
1980
6,506,301
660.2
9,855
1973
3,512,286
676.2
5,194
1981
7,096,028
658.1
10,782
1974
3,811,970
670.3
5,687
1982
7,358,583
656-1
11,232
1975
4,011,179
672.8
5,962
1983
7,730,767
652.9
11,840
1976
4,357,058
667.9
6,523
1984
8,351,118
650.5
12,838
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
10,303,093
653.8
15,758
11,036,286
656.1
16,821
11,658,122
658.6
17,702
12,025,498
664.2
18,106
12,756,340
669.4
19,056
15
Metropolitan Areas
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
A lb a n y , G A (M S A )
1969
Total personal income (thousands ol dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
242,361
94.7
2,559
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
569,176
T 107.5
5,295
1985
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
1,245,938
115.9
10,754
1971
1970
278,548
97.4
2,861
313,868
100.7
3,118
1979
1978
659,593
108.6
6,074
1972
361,289
103.9
3,476
1980
1987
1986
1,295,981
115.6
11,207
849,605
112.9
7,527
747,361
110.8
6,747
1988
1,336,354
114.8
11,644
1,414,009
113.6
12,449
1973
414,934
105.6
3,928
1981
947,385
114.2
8,296
1989
1,506,118
113.0
13,325
1974
437,643
101.6
4,308
1982
1,002,775
114.8
8,733
1990
1,597,485
112.6
14,190
1975
459,757
102.8
4,473
1983
1,073,060
115.0
9,333
1991
1,709,275
113.5
15,063
1976
512,090
104.9
4,883
1984
1,177,930
115.9
10,168
1992
1,781,618
115.2
15,461
Albany-Schenectady-Troy, NY (MSA)
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
3,120,240
797.0
3,915
1977
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
5,917,017
829.5
7,133
1971
1970
3,439,310
805.8
4,268
6,462,992
831.4
7,773
4,052,388
829.9
4,883
3,778,582
818.4
4,617
1979
1978
1972
1980
7,955,814
824.8
9,645
7,119,104
829.7
8,580
1973
4,375,067
831.2
5,263
1981
8,679,285
826.4
10,503
1974
4,732,847
828.5
5,712
1982
9,336,554
828.3
11,272
1975
5,063,796
829.1
6,107
1983
9,995,499
833.0
12,000
1976
5,473,043
827.4
6,615
1984
11,000,859
835.4
13,168
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
11,764,748
8392
14,019
12,778,707
843.8
15,145
13,567,492
846.9
16,021
14,557,594
856.1
17,005
15,802,851
859.7
18,381
16,828,974
863.0
19,501
17,378,121
868.2
20,017
18,296,997
872.3
20,976
1969
1970
1973
1974
1975
1976
Albuquerque, NM (MSA)
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
1,151,796
372.1
3,095
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
3,054,466
474.8
6,433
1985
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
7,037,126
530.7
13,260
1971
1,292,781
376.8
3,431
1,456,788
392.3
3,713
1979
1978
3,548,112
486.1
7,299
4,066,184
501.4
8,110
1987
1986
7,493,658
547.1
13,697
7,923,391
562.3
14,092
1972
1,664,726
402.4
4,137
1980
4,573,665
517.5
8,837
1988
8,459,039
571.0
14,815
1,870,169
420.9
4,444
1981
5,117,809
520.6
9,831
1989
8,995,933
582.4
15,446
2,101,643
434.7
4,835
1982
5,363,881
497.3
10,787
1990
9,626,393
591.5
16,274
2,359,532
444.6
5,307
1983
5,834,796
508.1
11,483
2,694,517
458.2
5,881
1984
6,427,355
519.6
12,371
1991
1992
10,234,761
602.4
16,990
10,944,777
616.3
17,758
1975
1976
A le x a n d ria , LA (M 8 A )
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
310,880
117.8
2,640
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
692,681
130.5
5,310
1985
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
1,447,334
136.4
10,610
1971
1970
332,926
118.5
2,809
373,858
122.4
3,053
1979
1978
791,317
131.6
6,015
878,744
133.5
6,583
1987
1986
1,503,048
136.8
10,987
1,538,596
135.9
11,325
1972
408,389
123.0
3,319
1980
1,013,619
135.6
7,477
1988
1,619,081
133.6
12,119
1973
454,734
125.7
3,618
1981
1,128,081
135.8
8,307
1989
1,730,231
132.5
13,055
1974
498,748
125.7
3,967
1982
1,201,723
135.8
8,851
1990
1,837,879
131.6
13,969
557,153
126.2
4,416
1983
1,288,630
136.8
9,420
1991
1,899,793
131.7
14,420
630,688
128.2
4,919
1984
1,360,823
137.0
9,930
1992
1,982,581
130.6
15,186
A lle n to w n -B e th le h e m -E a s to n , PA (M S A )
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
1,973,191
516.4
3,821
1977
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
4,199,013
547.0
7,677
1985
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
8,223,167
662.6
14,616
1970
2,130,988
521.4
4,087
1978
4,684,297
547.8
8,552
1986
8,689,596
568.1
15,297
1971
2,268,628
527.2
4,303
1979
5,238,984
550.9
9,511
1987
9,223,213
576.0
16,013
1972
2,505,440
529.1
4,735
1980
5,773,156
551.9
10,460
1988
9,819,205
583.8
16,821
1973
2,837,684
534.1
5,313
1981
6,342,675
553.8
11,453
1974
3,188,788
539.4
5,912
1982
6,716,640
555.7
12,086
1975
3,480,129
543.3
6,406
1983
6,979,049
556.6
12,539
1976
3,804,916
544.9
6,983
1984
7,647,503
559.3
13,674
1989
1990
1991
1992
10,675,823
590.2
18,089
11,236,045
596.4
18,839
11,668,777
601.9
19,387
12,459,861
606.5
20,545
16
Metropolitan Areas
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
A lto o n a , PA (M S A )
1969
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
423,548
135.5
3,126
1977
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
855,579
137.0
6,244
1985
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
1,474,978
132.2
11,160
1970
459,920
135.5
3,393
1978
945,377
137.7
6,865
1986
1,567,585
131.5
11,924
1971
485,501
137.0
3,544
1979
1,046,969
138.0
7,589
1987
1,619,301
131.6
12,304
1972
520,433
137.7
3,780
1980
1,120,823
136.5
8,212
1988
1,692,824
131.2
12,904
1973
574,898
136.6
4,210
1981
1,203,783
135.5
8,886
1989
1,823,543
130.8
13,941
1974
631,316
137.0
4,610
1982
1,244,428
135.6
9,181
1990
1,925,395
130.6
14,741
1975
690,682
136.6
5,056
1983
1,286,140
134.4
9,572
1991
2,005,427
131.1
15,292
1976
775,205
136.0
5,699
1984
1,365,072
132.9
10,272
1992
2,151,469
131.3
16,384
A m a rillo , T X (M S A )
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
500.835
160.0
3,131
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
1,215,871
162.4
7,488
1985
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
2,625,630
188.2
13,964
1970
545,932
144.7
3,772
1978
1,385,856
165.0
8,400
1986
2,575,620
189.3
13,603
1971
593,024
147.5
4,021
1979
1,566,635
170.3
9,200
1987
2,695,938
188.8
14,276
1972
626,295
149.9
4,177
1980
1,743,413
174.7
9,978
1988
2,760,131
186.7
14,780
1973
720,602
151.1
4,769
1981
1,989,840
177.3
11,225
1989
2,904,408
186.7
15,554
1974
806,918
153.2
5,268
1982
2,164,393
180.8
11,970
1990
3,041,288
187.5
16,222
1975
957,335
155.5
6,158
1983
2,373,529
183.8
12,913
1991
3,211,886
189.2
16,976
1976
1,080,042
158.7
6,805
1984
2,516,690
187.6
13,412
1992
3,482,374
191.6
18,172
A n c h o ra g e , A K (M S A )
1969
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
674,660
123.3
5,473
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
2,289,672
' 177.0
12,936
1985
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
4,696,832
238.7
20,510
1970
751,474
127.6
5,891
1978
2,280,623
179.6
12,695
1986
4,801,164
234.7
20,453
1971
815,423
134.6
6,057
1979
2,368,734
178.8
13,246
1987
4,496,833
230.3
19,526
1972
889,204
143.2
6,209
1980
2,634,721
176.4
14,933
1988
4,585,475
228.7
20,046
1973
983,766
147.3
6,678
1981
3,111,724
185.7
16,754
1989
5,047,975
227.6
22,178
1974
1,233,924
152.4
8,097
1982
3,805,607
201.0
18,937
1990
5,488,924
227.6
24,119
1975
1,706,462
165.0
10,340
1983
4,357,601
221.5
19,675
1991
5,824,318
234.9
24,791
1976
2,074,970
174.5
11,891
1984
4,591,859
232.7
19,729
1992
6,165,686
245.9
25,077
A n n A rb o r, Ml (P M S A )
1969
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
1,577,162
359.1
4,392
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
3,572,344
430.9
8,291
1985
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
7,169,051
457.0
15,687
1970
1,639,138
375.7
4,362
1978
4,097,544
440.5
9,302
1986
7,714,549
461.7
16,710
1971
1,787,979
380.5
4,699
1979
4,628,196
450.1
10,282
1987
8,203,093
469.9
17,455
1972
2,014,103
389.4
5,172
1980
5,025,468
455.0
11,045
1988
8,874,756
479.0
18,528
1973
2,304,605
402.1
5,732
1981
5,387,845
455.2
11,837
1989
9,553,121
484.8
19,705
1974
2,485,227
417.8
5,948
1982
5,543,218
451.5
12,277
1975
2,698,149
415.6
6,492
1983
5,934,925
450.3
13,180
1976
3,117,632
422.2
7,385
1984
6,585,350
452.4
14,558
1990
1991
1992
10,064,185
492.1
20,453
10,313,027
499.3
20,656
10,919,042
504.8
21,630
1974
1975
1976
A n n is to n , A L (M S A)
1969
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
275,652
102.9
2,678
1977
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
619,639
112.8
5,493
1985
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
1,239,041
120.0
10,326
1970
283,472
103.1
2,749
1978
682,594
116.5
5,860
1986
1,306,333
117.7
11,102
1971
315,483
103.6
3,045
1979
754,109
116.7
6,460
1987
1,365,191
118.2
11,549
1972
351,821
103.8
3,388
1980
858,662
120.5
7,123
1988
1,432,455
117.7
12,167
1973
388,594
105.0
3,700
1981
946,624
122.6
7,720
1989
1,503,464
116.7
12,888
432,240
105.9
4,081
1982
1,005,598
120.9
8,318
1990
1,576,599
116.2
13,570
489,743
107.0
4,577
1983
1,074,910
123.4
8,709
1991
1,670,594
115.6
14,452
552,528
112.8
4,900
1984
1,171,364
122.0
9,599
1992
1,764,458
116.4
15,158
17
Metropolitan Areas
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
A p p le to n -O s h k o s h -N e o n a h , W l (M S A)
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
975,184
270.6
3,603
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
1,996,381
284.9
7,007
1985
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
3,999,973
301.9
13,247
1971
1970
1,034,571
277.5
3,728
1,087,895
279.6
3,892
1979
1978
2,223,247
285.5
7,786
2,541,473
287.6
8,836
1987
1986
4,517,860
305.3
14,796
4,276,576
302.5
14,136
1972
1,181,556
280.8
4,207
1980
2,787,295
291.9
9,548
1988
4,772,222
309.5
15,418
1973
1,328,616
279.5
4,753
1981
3,022,593
292.8
10,323
1989
5,111,838
312.4
16,366
1974
1,469,113
279.7
5,253
1982
3,186,922
294.8
10,812
1990
5,521.664
316.0
17,474
1975
1,592,812
283.9
5,610
1983
3,415,946
296.5
11,523
1991
5,802,082
319.5
18,158
1976
1,779,368
282.9
6,291
1984
3,751,876
299.6
12,523
1992
6,263,990
323.9
19,338
Asheville, NC (MSA)
1969
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
468,979
161.6
2,903
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
1,027,425
172.3
’ 5,962
1985
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
2,182,622
184.8
11,809
1971
1970
545,932
164.0
3,329
502,994
161.4
3,116
1979
1978
1,159,079
174.7
6,633
1,276,191
176.5
7,233
1987
1986
2,333,203
186.4
12,520
2,484,521
187.6
13,245
1972
617,290
164.7
3,749
1980
1,443,567
178.2
8,103
1988
2,681,424
189.0
14,188
1973
705,323
166.5
4,237
1981
1,606,763
179.2
8,966
1989
2,911,409
190.6
15,276
1974
775,715
168.5
4,603
1982
1,691,518
180.5
9,369
1990
3,199,434
192.5
16,622
1975
816,276
169.9
4,805
1983
1,840,995
181.0
10,170
1991
3,351,055
195.0
17,187
1976
910,595
170.2
5,349
1984
2,030,366
182.8
11,106
1992
3,610,138
197.5
18,283
Athens, QA (MSA)
1969
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
226,684
85.0
2,667
1977
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
562,603
98.7
5,702
1985
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
1,259,900
117.1
10,764
1971
1970
254,346
87.1
2,920
282,159
89.6
3,149
1979
1978
630,587
99.7
6,325
697,306
100.2
6,962
1987
1986
1,389,774
117.6
11,820
1,487,775
120.2
12,377
1972
318,914
93.2
3,421
1980
773,785
105.0
7,372
1988
1,616,967
123.1
13,131
1973
363,479
97.6
3,722
1981
873,715
107.1
8,160
1989
1,776,501
125.0
14,217
1974
414,661
99.5
4,166
1982
939,681
109.7
8,556
1990
1,909,751
126.8
15,063
1975
453,324
100.0
4,535
1983
1,049,901
112.0
9,374
1991
1,992,329
127.9
15,576
1976
507,078
97.7
5,191
1984
1,165,724
114.5
10,180
1992
2,104,219
129.0
16,316
Atlanta, QA (MSA)
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
6,668,496
1,742.2
3,828
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
1971
1970
7,280,805
1,773.0
4,107
1978
8,008,959
1,832.1
4,372
1972
9,170,285
1,893.3
4,844
1973
1974
1975
1976
10,399,713
1,959.4
5,308
11,505,549
2,012,1
5,718
12,290,408
2,029.1
6,057
13,663,648
2,052.7
6,657
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
25,703,273
2,299.1
11,180
27,822,175
2,344.1
11,869
31,073,304
2,402.9
12,932
35,986,079
2,475.5
14,537
15,407,769
2,093.2
7,361
17,577,698
2,132.9
8,241
19,931,640
2,191.9
9,093
22,768,180
2,247.7
10,130
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
40,424,170
2,565.6
15,756
44,841,713
2,662.9
16,839
48,825,950
2,754.4
17,726
53,330,440
2,834.0
18,818
56,619,865
2,906.9
19,477
60,882,121
2,978.7
20,439
63,622,708
3,057.9
20,806
68,667,765
3,142.9
21,849
1969
1970
1973
1974
1975
1976
A tla n tle -C a p e M a y , N J (P M S A )
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)...........
911,359
233.6
3,901
1977
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
2,132,258
267.6
7,969
1985
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
5,677,565
296.4
19,158
1,019,251
236.2
4,316
1978
2,418,778
271.0
8,926
1986
6,191,816
301.5
20,538
1971
1,133,167
243.3
4,657
1979
2,809,152
274.8
10,222
1987
6,546,151
306.9
21,333
1972
1,261,269
251.3
5,019
1980
3,258,517
277.3
11,751
1988
6,897,631
312.9
22,048
1,433,393
255.4
5,612
1981
3,729,624
280.9
13,276
1989
7,094,483
316.7
22,399
1,570,821
261.0
6,018
1982
3,993,458
282.4
14,140
1990
7,228,687
320.5
22,556
1,720,186
263.6
6,527
1983
4,384,936
285.9
15,337
1991
7,265,310
323.8
22,440
1,921,661
266.5
7,212
1984
5,107,563
291.1
17,547
1992
7,739,482
326.3
23,720
18
Metropolitan Areas
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
A u g u a ta -A lk e n , G A -S C (M 8 A )
1969
Tolal parsonal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
940,142
305.3
3,079
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
1,988,311
338.7
5,870
1985
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)...........
4,753,990
394.1
12,064
1970
1971
972,663
306.0
3,179
1978
1,048,111
306.0
3,425
1979
2,227,908
348.0
6,401
1986
2,511,346
357.3
7,029
1987
5,183,484
402.5
12,877
5,361,616
405.1
13,234
1972
1,150,300
304.2
3,782
1980
2,803,375
364.6
7,690
1988
5,737,795
408.2
14,058
1973
1,285,358
307.6
4,179
1981
3,146,008
367.4
8,562
1989
6,293,884
412.3
15,264
1974
1975
1,449,329
316.1
4,585
1982
1983
3,500,379
371.7
9,416
1990
1,561,899
323.8
4,824
•
6,905,700
417.8
16,528
3,799,694
377.6
10,062
1991
7,255,863
430.2
16,865
1976
1,803,414
333.7
5,404
1984
4,300,683
385.0
11,172
1992
7,724,552
443.6
17,414
A u e tln -S a n M arco s, T X (M S A )
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
1,224,426
382.8
3,198
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)...........
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
3,444,315
532.1
6,474
1970
1,386,460
401.9
3,450
1978
4,036,200
538.7
7,493
1971
1,564,757
419.2
3,732
1979
4,718,871
571.5
8,257
1972
1,798,749
448.0
4,015
1980
5,466,871
589.5
9,274
1973
2,077,419
473.4
4,389
1981
6,371,750
605.9
10,517
1974
2,344,096
486.0
4,824
1982
7,225,706
634.5
11,389
1975
2,668,154
497.4
5,365
1983
8,236,192
669.7
12,298
1976
3,083,647
517.7
5,957
1984
9,597,464
709.5
13,528
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
10,795,793
759.9
14,207
11,180,742
794.5
14,073
11,488,949
809.0
14,201
12,177,916
811.5
15,007
13,217,757
829.2
15,941
14,511,154
850.6
17,059
15,470,132
874.2
17,696
16,912,997
901.0
18,770
1969
1970
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
B a k e rs fie ld , C A (M 8 A )
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
1,194,956
325.5
3,671
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
2,760,233
372.2
7,416
1985
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
6,179,559
478.6
12,912
1,268,315
330.9
3,833
1978
3,031,323
378.0
8,020
1986
6,606,627
491.4
13,445
1971
1,358,333
336.2
4,040
1979
3,671,909
393.2
9,339
1987
6,810,775
504.2
13,507
1,466,788
336.8
4,355
1980
4,340,422
406.6
10,674
1988
7,359,590
518.2
14,201
1,682,042
343.0
4,904
1981
4,640,072
419.8
11,052
1989
7,886,484
532.9
14,800
2,017,841
344.8
5,852
1982
5,047,403
435.3
11,594
1990
8,591,974
547.9
15,682
2,171,543
356.9
6,085
1983
5,159,608
449.5
11,480
1991
8,917,817
569.8
15,651
2,607,735
366.9
7,107
1984
5,733,052
462.8
12,389
1992
9,306,447
587.7
15,836
B a ltim o re, M D (P M S A )
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)...........
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)...........
8,280,957
2,072.8
3,995
1970
8,950,700
2,094.8
4,273
1971
9,689,907
2,132.1
4,545
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
10,627,905
2,152.2
4,938
11,813,094
2,167.9
5,449
13,049,445
2,179.4
5,988
14,067,541
2,184.3
6,440
15,457,464
2,189.0
7,062
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
16,854,897
2,201.9
7,655
18,873,089
2,204.4
8,562
20,973,044
2,209.2
9,494
23,579,189
2,203.3
10,702
26,149,442
2,213.5
11,814
27,781,204
2,215.9
12,537
29,901,701
2,223.6
13,447
33,008,753
2,236.0
14,762
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
35,740,782
2,248.4
15,896
38,540,675
2,281.8
16,891
41,110,251
2,307,1
17,819
44,489,608
2,339.4
19,018
47,817,084
2,363.1
20,235
50,776,423
2,389.2
21,253
52,324,918
2,413.8
21,678
54,545,477
2,433.7
22,412
1969
1970
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
B a n g o r, M E (N E C M A )
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
359,989
125.7
2,863
1977
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
792,896
136,1
5,824
1985
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)...........
1,603,536
139.2
11,519
396,663
125.8
3,154
1978
874,762
136.9
6,389
1986
1,717,332
140.3
12,244
1971
426,037
127.9
3,330
1979
983,047
137.2
7,167
1987
1,864,082
141.6
13,167
471,465
129.0
3,654
1980
1,099,381
137.2
8,012
1988
2,063,421
143.9
14,343
525,331
130.8
4,016
1981
1,191,694
137.9
8,641
1989
2,220,202
145.7
15,239
584,719
132.0
4,428
1982
1,257,317
138.5
9,080
1990
2,304,594
147.0
15,678
642,663
133.4
4,816
1983
1,362,616
138.8
9,820
1991
2,370,076
147.2
16,100
736,797
135.5
5,436
1984
1,509,406
139.5
10,822
1992
2,497,849
146.4
17,063
19
Metropolitan Areas
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
B a rn s ta b le -Y a rm o u th , M A (N E C M A )
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
420,486
94.8
4,436
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
1,103,307
138.1
7,991
1985
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
2,986,647
166.3
17,958
1970
1971
466,683
97.6
4,780
535,718
99.2
5,398
1979
1978
1,260,293
141.0
8,940
3,355,870
170.4
19,691
612,559
99.2
6,173
1980
1,460,878
146.3
9,988
1987
1986
1972
1,687,268
148.7
11,344
1988
3,667,224
175.1
20,945
3,904,267
180.1
21,676
1973
690,800
111.1
6,218
1981
1,931,161
151.9
12,714
1989
4,033,140
184.3
21,887
1974
765,017
123.8
6,179
1982
2,116,494
154.2
13,723
1990
4,154,526
187.1
22,203
1975
857,319
129.4
6,623
1983
2,355,832
157.2
14,986
1991
4,281,946
187.5
22,834
1976
974,878
133.1
7,322
1984
2,698,344
161.3
16,732
1992
4,459,076
189.0
23,592
B a ton R o u g e , LA (M S A )
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
1,192,594
371.0
3,215
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
3,126,371
455.4
6,865
1985
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
6,747,672
539.8
12,500
1971
1970
1,280,009
376.1
3,404
1978
1979
3,577,976
466.8
7,664
1986
1,543,072
397.4
3,883
1980
4,062,579
481.5
8,437
1987
6,679,520
540.5
12,359
1972
1,395,331
383.1
3,643
4,850,880
497.5
9,751
1988
6,748,746
534.8
12,619
7,243,451
531.9
13,617
1973
1,716,183
407.4
4,213
1981
5,438,638
509.3
10,680
1989
7,824,258
530.2
14,756
1974
2,023,872
417.5
4,848
1982
5,750,418
520.4
11,050
1990
8,437,672
529.4
15,938
1975
2,317,573
426.4
5,436
1983
6,034,441
530.6
11,372
1991
8,985,652
537.0
16,733
1976
2,765,452
441.0
6,270
1984
6,456,251
535.3
12,062
1992
9,741,571
546.3
17,831
B e a u m o n t-P o rt A rth u r, T X (M S A )
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
1,141,200
346.3
3,295
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
2,747,521
363.1
7,567
1985
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
4,928,611
383.9
12,839
1970
1,248,575
347.7
3,591
1978
3,056,570
364.7
8,380
1986
4,728,929
375.1
12,606
1971
1972
1,338,377
349.8
3,826
1979
1,440,439
351.3
4,100
1980
3,880,690
374.8
10,353
3,465,120
370.9
9,342
1987
1988
4,781,601
369.9
12,925
5,047,723
366.4
13,776
1973
1,577,547
346.0
4,560
1981
4,433,578
380.5
11,653
1989
5,392,739
362.5
14,876
1974
1,855,534
346.5
5,355
1982
4,646,101
386.6
12,018
1990
5,741,698
361.3
15,893
1975
2,057,590
351.7
5,850
1983
4,777,546
389.7
12,259
1991
6,175,257
365.7
16,888
1976
2,418,443
357.2
6,770
1984
4,907,428
388.0
12,648
1992
6,652,890
369.8
17,989
B e llin g h a m , W A (M S A )
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
272,626
80.7
3,378
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
682,701
98.5
6,934
1985
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
1,370,795
114.2
12,004
1970
309,431
82.6
3,746
1978
781,232
101.5
7,698
1986
1,489,552
115.1
12,938
1971
1972
356,095
85.7
4,156
1979
374,383
89.4
4,186
1980
893,996
104.4
8,565
1987
968,862
107.2
9,038
1988
1,672,754
121.3
13,791
1,585,169
117.5
13,487
1973
420,276
89.7
4,685
1981
1,049,072
109.3
9,595
1989
1,895,716
124.4
15,242
1974
474,142
91.0
5,208
1982
1,089,118
110.5
9,855
1990
2,156,899
129.0
16,724
1975
531,856
93.3
5,699
1983
1,188,215
111.5
10,658
1991
2,334,972
133.3
17,518
1976
615,360
96.1
6,405
1984
1,271,531
112.8
11,273
1992
2,507,787
137.9
18,184
B e nto n H a rb o r, M l (M S A )
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
632,110
163.7
3,862
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
1,214,804
174.9
6,947
1985
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
1,976,164
159.2
12,411
1970
655,923
164.0
4.000
1978
1,330,932
173.4
7,674
1986
2,100,507
160.4
13,095
1971
706,451
165.2
4,276
1979
1,429,490
173.6
8,233
1987
2,234,579
161.0
13,882
1972
796,052
168.1
4,736
1980
1,512,423
170.9
8,850
1988
2,337,822
161.0
14,524
1973
884,745
170.7
5,184
1981
1,641,339
168.1
9,763
1989
2,472,352
161.0
15,353
1974
964,008
172.0
5,605
1982
1,670,383
164.0
10,185
1990
2,579,301
161.4
15,985
1975
1,004,481
173.4
5,793
1983
1,735,941
161.3
10,761
1991
2,670,395
161.3
16,553
1976
1,085,478
174.9
6,207
1984
1,876,122
160.1
11,720
1992
2,836,260
161.5
17,566
20
Metropolitan Areas
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
B e rg e n -P a s s a lc , NJ (P M S A )
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)...........
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
6,878,996
1,364.7
5,078
1971
1970
7,364,842
1,357.7
5,424
1972
7,799,089
1,357.7
5,744
1977
1978
1979
12,242,769
1,313.3
9,322
13,619,732
1,304.7
10,439
15,128,820
I,
II,
1986
1986
1987
25,934,097
1,301.3
19,930
27,711,134
1,300.3
21,311
29,737,666
1,295.3
22,958
1969
1970
8,369,022
1,347,8
6,209
1973
9,062,818
1,341.2
6,757
1974
9,758,945
1,332.6
7,323
1975
1976
10,347,325
1,326.9
7,798
11,241,590
1,316.3
8,540
1981
1982
1983
1984
18,901,347
1,297.2
14,570
20,244,984
1,296.7
15,613
21,923,104
1,299.6
16,869
24,300,953
1,302.2
18,662
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
32,400,523
1,291.7
25,084
34,813,025
1,284.6
27,100
36,034,770
1,278.7
28,181
36,291,031
1,282.1
28,307
38,360,053
1,291.2
29,710
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1980
17,001,585
301.2 1,294.3
627 13,136
B illin g s , M T (M S A )
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
302,964
86.8
3,490
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
781,485
103.7
7,537
1985
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
1,603,170
118.8
13,495
1971
333,962
87.8
3,803
1978
366,178
90.3
4,056
1979
896,722
106.9
8,387
1986
1980
1,108,578
108.6
10,211
1,010,423
108.0
9,357
1987
1,616,400
118.0
13,693
420,900
91.9
4,578
1988
1,640,761
115.9
14,159
1,698,111
114.0
14,890
466,480
93.6
4,985
1981
1,259,756
110.1
11,437
1989
1,816,814
113.7
15,981
532,879
96.6
5,516
1982
1,365,335
112.9
12,091
1990
1,907,361
113.5
16,803
599,420
99.0
6,058
1983
1,452,025
115.8
12,536
1991
2,042,853
115.2
17,730
682,623
101.4
6,730
1984
1,554,969
117.8
13,199
1992
2,184,850
118.1
18,506
B llo x l-G u lfp o rt-P a s c a g o u la , M S (M S A )
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
691,804
235.0
2,944
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
1,666,564
291.4
5,718
1985
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
3,121,168
315.5
9,894
1970
732,220
241.5
3,032
1978
1,838,269
296.7
6,196
1986
3,476,162
319.5
10,881
1971
1972
931,589
258.7
3,601
786,485
251.3
3,129
1979
1980
2,270,598
301.6
7,529
1,998,511
298.7
6,692
1987
1988
3,573,607
317.5
11,256
3,755,543
313.6
11,974
1973
1,058,461
271.4
3,900
1981
2,618,282
303.7
8,622
1989
3,919,159
312.6
12,535
1974
1,170,270
275.5
4,248
1982
2,890,049
311.0
9,293
1990
4,154,961
312.4
13,301
1975
1,332,574
276.9
4,812
1983
2,929,710
313.9
9,333
1991
4,419,849
316.5
13,965
1976
1,504,060
285.2
5,274
1984
3,065,398
312.3
9,816
1992
4,775,699
323.9
14,744
B in g h a m to n , N Y (M S A )
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
1,012,924
268.0
3,780
1977
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Per capita personal Income (dollars)...........
1,810,681
268.7
6,739
1985
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
3,591,653
266.1
13,500
1970
1,076,643
268.9
4,005
1978
1,988,972
267.7
7,430
1986
3,808,196
264.9
14,375
1971
1972
1,209,530
267.5
4,521
1,145,844
270.7
4,232
1979
1980
2,407,400
263.5
9,135
2,180,911
267.0
8,169
1987
1988
3,962,859
263.9
15,017
4,161,799
265.3
15,686
1973
1,307,219
267.5
4,886
1981
2,670,532
264.1
10,110
1989
4,426,905
265.0
16,703
1974
1,411,424
265.6
5,313
1982
2,910,020
264.4
11,005
1990
4,639,316
264.6
17,533
1975
1,532,362
268.7
5,704
1983
3,092,517
264.3
11,702
1991
4,787,234
265.2
18,051
1976
1,657,851
269.1
6,162
1984
3,406,874
264.1
12,901
1992
4,946,341
265.8
18,606
B irm in g h a m , A L (M S A )
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
2,357,881
718.3
3,283
1977
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
5,377,665
796.1
6,755
1970
2,558,861
738.6
3,464
1978
6,046,739
805.1
7,511
1971
2,777,123
747.3
3,716
1979
6,780,212
812.6
8,344
1972
3,074,655
750.4
4,097
1980
7,446,838
816.7
9,119
1973
3,462,162
759.3
4,559
1981
8,102,246
817.8
9,908
1974
3,912,453
763.9
5,122
1982
8,504,369
814.8
10,437
1975
4,346,800
774.1
5,616
1983
8,958,130
815.7
10,982
1976
4,857,914
785.1
6,188
1984
9,788,612
819.3
11,947
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
10,583,165
825.0
12,828
11,316,372
828.0
13,667
12,025,807
835.3
14,398
12,828,109
835.7
15,351
13,792,132
837.5
16,468
14,814,184
842.0
17,594
15,560,799
850.2
18,303
16,679,285
858.5
19,428
21
Metropolitan Areas
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
B is m a rc k , N D (M S A )
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
188,386
60.8
3,098
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
519,581
73.9
7,035
1985
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
1,058,529
85.2
12,424
1971
1970
206,080
61.1
3,371
1972
232,745
62.0
3,756
270,282
63.0
4,291
1979
1978
612,496
75.4
6,122
1986
1,094,432
85.8
12,761
1980
693,095
78.1
8,879
1987
1973
319,087
65.2
4,895
1981
748,842
80.2
9,334
1988
1,123,245
84.9
13,227
1,132,202
84.9
13,340
864,632
80.9
10,689
1989
1,239,277
84.3
14,694
1974
356,271
66.9
5,324
1982
937,576
81.8
11,455
1990
1,337,243
83.9
15,935
1975
403,726
69.3
5,828
1983
1,009,312
83.5
12,086
1991
1,389,244
84.7
16,409
1976
456,283
71.8
6,354
1984
1,039,359
84.8
12,253
1992
1,512,311
86.0
17,575
B lo o m in g to n , IN (M S A )
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
235,949
81.9
2,880
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
527,164
94.7
5,568
1985
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
1,084,832
103.7
10,465
1970
1971
255,344
85.5
2,988
1978
291,905
87.2
3,348
1979
603,205
96.8
6,233
1986
664,391
97.1
6,841
1987
1,183,073
104.2
11,350
1,266,655
105.6
11,990
1972
1973
317,417
90.5
3,507
1980
353,929
90.7
3,902
1981
742,059
99.1
7,489
1988
1,355,787
106.5
12,733
823,999
100.6
8,191
1989
1,470,881
107.9
13,627
1974
381,490
92.4
4,128
1982
870,270
102.2
8,517
1990
1,589,240
109.3
14,541
1975
410,492
89.8
4,570
1983
934,751
102.7
9,103
1991
1,678,476
110.0
15,265
1976
467,675
91.7
5,102
1984
1,018,470
103.1
9,881
1992
1,804,222
111.1
16,239
B lo o m in g to n -N o rm a l, IL (M S A )
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
394,597
102.6
3,846
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
916,078
116.8
7,840
1985
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
1,676,737
122.3
13,707
1970
419,788
105.1
3,995
1978
986,800
117.5
8,396
1986
1,743,141
120.9
14,413
1971
466,781
107.9
4,325
1979
1,111,252
118.2
9,404
1987
1,805,001
122.3
14,758
1972
1973
504,794
113.0
4,466
1980
1,185,742
119.4
9,931
1988
1,896,731
123.3
15,386
594,901
114.2
5,208
1981
1,349,117
120.0
11,246
1989
2,166,179
126.6
17,110
1974
666,832
114.9
5,801
1982
1,411,432
120.3
11,728
1990
2,360,460
129.6
18,211
1975
772,253
114.0
6,772
1983
1,443,128
121.3
11,898
1991
2,449,766
131.7
18,607
1976
836,221
115.4
7,244
1984
1,596,582
122.1
13,079
1992
2,675,351
133.4
20,049
B o is e C ity , ID (M S A )
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
610,765
171.2
3,567
1977
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
1,701,876
234.4
7,260
1985
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
3,547,881
278.6
12,734
1970
682,810
175.1
3,899
1978
1,987,862
244.9
8,117
1986
3,711,998
281.4
13,191
1971
767,752
184.0
4,172
1979
2,216,130
253.0
8,760
1987
3,849,188
282.7
13,613
1972
872,962
192.4
4,538
1980
2,438,447
258.2
9,442
1988
4,194,310
285.2
14,705
1973
1,011,426
200.4
5,046
1981
2,699,759
262.4
10,288
1989
4,690,382
290.3
16,156
1974
1,160,685
209.7
5,535
1982
2,838,086
266.6
10,646
1990
5,127,772
298.1
17,204
1975
1,315,147
216.2
6,083
1983
3,062,426
270.0
11,342
1991
5,503,741
309.2
17,801
1976
1,506,177
225.0
6,694
1984
3,337,850
274.6
12,155
1992
6,066,587
319.6
18,982
B o s to n -W o rc e s te r-L a w re n c e -L o w e ll-B ro c k to n , M A -N H (N E C M A )
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
22,151,054
5,182.4
4,274
23,782,579
5,239.3
4,539
25,280,502
5,284.1
4,784
27,310,133
5,312.7
5,141
29,761,480
5,328.6
5,585
32,238,125
5,318.1
6,062
34,303,840
5,305.3
6,466
37,296,649
5,308.5
7,026
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
40,770,880
5,319.0
7,665
45,460,127
5,329.4
8,530
50,887,182
5,340.4
9,529
57,528,735
5,343.4
10,766
64,223,083
5,373.6
11,952
69,563,744
5,384.3
12,920
75,870,547
5.416.7
14.007
85,250,768
5,462.5
15,606
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
92,450,976
5,510.2
16,778
100,756,412
5,553.4
18,143
108,636,068
5,590.9
19,431
119,612,155
5,640.9
21,205
125,234,899
5,682.7
22,038
128,494,323
5,688.2
22,$89
130,808,262
5,664.1
23,094
1992
136,694,608
5,669.8
24,109
22
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
Metropolitan Areas
B o u ld e r-L o n g m o n t, C O (P M S A )
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
508,486
129.6
3.924
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
1,356,967
178.1
7,618
1985
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
3,436,658
214.9
15,995
1971
1970
565,438
133.3
4,241
1.597,360
183.4
8,708
3,553,617
217.3
16,354
1980
2,160,486
190.8
11,325
1,875,839
187.1
10,025
1987
1986
721,213
151.3
4,766
636,498
140.8
4,520
1979
1978
1972
1988
4,058,238
221.4
18,332
3,751,092
219.6
17,079
1973
815,480
159.5
5,112
1981
2,487,215
195.4
12,727
1989
4,443,687
223.3
19,900
1974
922,517
166.4
5,542
1982
2,736,265
200.8
13,623
1990
4,775,942
226.0
21,129
1975
1,032,852
166.7
6,197
1983
3,005,198
206.7
14,538
1991
5,177,166
231.5
22,359
1976
1,170,621
169.1
6,922
1984
3,327,055
211.7
15,718
1992
5,600,724
238.2
23,513
B ra zo ria , T X (P M S A )
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
349,292
107.8
3,240
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
1,111,527
143.2
7,763
1985
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
2,537,541
190.5
13,317
1971
1970
401,419
108.9
3,688
1,306,590
152.4
8,574
2,516,738
190.9
13,181
1980
1,856,741
170.8
10,868
1,590,819
161.3
9,865
1987
1986
472,191
115.2
4,097
423,913
112.5
3,768
1979
1978
1972
1988
2,756,831
190.7
14,458
2,520,703
189.1
13,328
1973
553,046
118.7
4,660
1981
2,072,818
176.1
11,771
1989
2,935,070
190.8
15,385
1974
688,453
123.7
5,565
1982
2,200,088
180.9
12,161
1990
3,243,139
192.6
16,837
1975
788,043
130.2
6,055
1983
2,271,982
185.7
12,236
1991
3,464,494
199.1
17,402
1976
942,098
136.2
6,915
1984
2,409,092
188.5
12,778
1992
3,604,334
203.9
17,681
B re m e rto n , W A (P M S A )
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
413,197
101.4
4,076
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
995,268
125.9
7,905
1985
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
2,253,040
165.4
13,623
1971
1970
429,968
101.6
4,231
448,633
101.6
4,415
1979
1978
1,143,177
132.6
8,619
1,320,130
140.7
9,380
1987
1986
2,329,969
166.4
14,001
2,510,609
172.2
14,582
1972
488,461
102.2
4,778
1980
1,492,266
148.8
10,026
1988
2,727,152
178.4
15,291
1973
559,031
112.3
4,980
1981
1,669,258
154.9
10,775
1989
2,966,841
183.9
16,129
1974
658,992
112.0
5,886
1982
1,832,121
155.9
11,752
1990
3,323,997
191.9
17,318
1975
759,563
119.1
6,377
1983
2,018,723
161.9
12,467
1991
3,635,209
200.3
18,145
1976
860,930
121.0
7,117
1984
2,120,819
163.4
12,982
1992
3,945,006
210.8
18,717
B ro w n a v llle -H a rlln g e n -S a n B e nito, T X (M S A )
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
276,146
138.9
1,987
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
776,453
194.7
3,967
1985
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
1,822,038
245.2
7,430
1971
1970
305,352
141.2
2,163
354,456
147.8
2,399
1979
1978
921,556
198.9
4,632
1,055,619
205.5
5,136
1987
1986
1,837,930
251.1
7,321
1,922,695
251.5
7,646
1972
400,287
157.5
2,542
1980
1,208,323
212.2
5,693
1988
2,066,407
253.8
8,141
1973
470,488
166.9
2,818
1981
1,425,654
220.0
6,481
1989
2,236,423
256.8
8,710
1974
554,131
172.2
3,218
1982
1,508,982
230.5
6,547
1990
2,511,903
261.9
9,590
1975
627,202
182.8
3,431
1983
1,600,136
238.5
6,709
1991
2,679,537
270.0
9,923
1976
704,340
189.4
3,719
1984
1,687,137
241.7
6,979
1992
2,967,632
278.7
10,649
B ry a n -C o lle g e S ta tio n , T X (M S A )
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
150,903
53.6
2,815
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
421,403
79.8
5,283
1985
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
1,168,377
121.3
9,633
1970
167,199
58.1
2,879
1978
491,464
86.1
5,705
1986
1,169,932
122.4
9,557
1971
191,875
60.0
3,200
1979
569,704
90.6
6,291
1987
1,222,528
121.4
10,069
1972
215,167
64.2
3,350
1980
667,704
95.4
7,001
1988
1,290,565
120.6
10,705
1973
244,642
69.2
3,534
1981
830,605
102.4
8,115
1989
1,410,594
121.0
11,659
1974
275,938
74.0
3,730
1982
945,870
112.8
8,387
1990
1,521,777
121.9
12,481
1975
313,899
72.9
4,305
1983
1,024,739
116.8
8,774
1991
1,617,445
122.8
13,173
1976
367,707
76.5
4,809
1984
1,124,159
118.7
9,468
1992
1,742,565
125.2
13,923
23
Metropolitan Areas
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
B u ffa lo -N ia g a ra F alla , N Y (M 8 A )
1969
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
5,307,114
1,344.0
3,949
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
1970
5,589,768
1,351.5
4,136
1971
1972
6,008,512
1,354.7
4,435
6,341,764
1,347.6
4,706
1973
6,917,052
1,333.9
5,186
1974
7,457,001
1,318.7
5,655
1975
7,950,289
1,313.0
6,055
1976
8,671,092
1,303.1
6,654
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
10,194,286
1,276.1
7,989
11,199,687
1,263.6
8,864
12,179,614
1,241.0
9,814
13,181,346
1,234.9
10,674
13,737,647
I,
II.
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
16,405,419
1,201.3
13,656
17,410,841
1,194.8
14,572
18.162.042
1,192.0
15,237
19,015,836
1,198.4
15,867
19,992,697
1,194.0
16,744
21,276,701
1,189.9
17,881
22,194,007
1,192.3
18,614
23,241,669
1,193.9
19,467
1969
1970
1973
1974
1975
1976
9,439,344
1,289.8
7,318
1983
14,295,745
227.7 1,216.6
189 11,750
1984
15,574,958
1,205.5
12,919
B u rlin g to n , V T (N E C M A )
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)...........
453,427
130.6
3,472
1977
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
920,407
147.5
6,240
1985
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
2,214,064
163.6
13,531
500,280
134.7
3,715
1978
1,077,228
149.0
7,229
1986
2,406,853
166.0
14,500
1971
1972
537,343
137.6
3,906
1979
584,694
140.6
4,159
1980
1,229,764
151.6
8,114
1987
1,387,729
155.4
8,930
1988
2,596,991
167.9
15,466
2,857,271
172.1
16,603
634,039
140.9
4,501
1981
1.570,633
157.1
10,000
1989
3,166,226
175.1
18,084
682,783
141.7
4,820
1982
1,686,586
158.8
10,623
1990
3,359,427
177.7
18,907
752,301
143.6
5,239
1983
1,824,800
160.4
11,378
1991
3,448,460
179.5
19,207
842,540
145.2
5,802
1984
2,013,120
161.9
12,437
1992
3,651,687
181.2
20,150
C a n to n -M a a a lllo n , O H (M S A )
1969
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
1,443,099
391.5
3,686
1977
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)...........
2,864,390
401.3
7,138
1985
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)...........
5,079,814
397.9
12,766
1970
1,511,889
394.4
3,833
1978
3,198,655
404.1
7,916
1986
5,255.852
393.8
13,345
1971
1972
1,732,134
394.6
4,390
1,562,006
396.8
3,936
1979
1980
3,597,352
402.9
8,929
1987
3,919,330
404.6
9,687
1988
5,477,781
392.6
13,952
5,855,428
394.9
14,828
1973
1,962,017
404.8
4,847
1981
4,320,159
403.3
10,712
1989
6,177,175
394.5
15,657
1974
2,192,791
406.3
5,396
1982
4,417,937
402.1
10,987
1990
6,530,255
394.5
16,552
1975
2,342,693
402.5
5,821
1983
4,534,268
400.6
11,319
1991
6,711,345
396.8
16,915
1976
2,575,234
400.6
6,429
1984
4,884,755
399.7
12,220
1992
7,130,202
399.3
17,855
C a a p a r, W Y (M S A )
1969
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
213,697
50.8
4,208
1977
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
594,911
61.5
9,669
1985
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
1,096,433
72.3
15,173
1970
228,207
51.4
4,441
1978
746,537
65.5
11,395
1986
1,015,369
70.6
14,384
1971
1972
247,177
52.1
4,742
1979
263,115
53.1
4,955
1980
879,052
68.4
12,860
1987
1,015,714
72.6
13,987
1988
960,337
66.1
14,523
1,013,112
64.5
15,715
1973
302,753
52.8
5,732
1981
1,179,619
75.5
15,627
1989
1,053,792
62.6
16,835
1974
367,068
53.5
6,861
1982
1,188,612
77.9
15,265
1990
1,192,612
61.2
19,486
1975
438,116
56.1
7,811
1983
1,084,627
77.0
14,094
1991
1,242,445
62.0
20,056
1976
499,320
58.6
8,526
1984
1,097,504
74.3
14,788
1992
1,274,889
62.6
20,377
C a d e r R a p id a , IA (M 8 A )
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)...........
644,971
161.6
3,990
1977
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
1,309,408
167.2
7,631
1985
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
2,316,706
165.2
14,025
1970
687,977
163.4
4,210
1978
1,471,907
167,5
8,789
1986
2.433,814
164.5
14,798
1971
722,753
164.8
4,386
1979
1,671,549
167.9
9,956
1987
2,579,099
164.7
15,661
1972
774,399
165.2
4,687
1980
1,810,430
169.8
10,661
1988
2,753,279
166.2
16,566
1973
871,019
164.5
5,296
1981
1,966,424
168.8
11,649
1989
3,002,296
167.5
17,924
1974
969,240
165.7
5,851
1982
2,028,408
167.1
12,136
1990
3,192,165
169.2
18,870
1975
1,069,430
167.2
6,397
1983
2,072.644
165.6
12,519
1991
3,310,377
170.7
19,396
1976
1,193,184
’68.2
7,093
1984
2,193,831
165.6
13,249
1992
3,534,360
172.9
20,443
24
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
Metropolitan Areas
C h a m p a ig n -U rb a n a , I I (M S A)
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
569,013
160.7
3.542
1977
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
1,165,197
170.7
6,825
1985
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
2.103,947
170.5
12,336
1971
1970
588,315
163.3
3,603
1,266,136
171.5
7,384
1,398,672
168.0
8,324
1987
1986
2,218,615
170.9
12,982
699,659
163.7
4,274
653,493
164.3
3,977
1979
1978
1972
2,331,714
171.4
13,604
1980
1,486,488
168.9
8,802
1988
2,440,321
172.0
14,185
1973
792,761
167.3
4,739
1981
1,641,550
170.5
9,628
1989
2,648,291
172.5
15,349
1974
865,571
168.1
5,149
1982
1,731,212
171.6
10,090
1990
2,834,653
173.0
16,382
1975
1,005,877
166.3
6,048
1983
1,808,339
170.3
10,619
1991
2,889,202
173.7
16,632
1976
1,079,923
169.1
6,385
1984
1,997,315
170.7
11,703
1992
3,058,530
175.2
17,459
C h a rle s to n -N o rth C h a rle s to n , S C (M S A )
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
972,905
333.8
2,914
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
2,278,747
407.2
5,596
1985
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
5,162,476
466.2
11,073
1970
1,074,664
336.7
3,192
1978
2,592,138
417.5
6,209
1986
5,499,423
477.8
11,511
1971
1,154,147
345.0
3,345
1979
2,932,855
425.2
6,898
1987
5,923,188
486.6
12,171
1972
1,265,647
354.1
3,574
1980
3,331,930
433.8
7,681
1988
6,477,742
491.6
13,176
1973
1,420,034
362.5
3,917
1981
3,779,902
444.4
8,505
1989
6,484,221
500.6
12,952
1974
1,648,518
377.6
4,366
1982
4,058,650
451.3
8,993
1990
7,843,585
509.1
15,406
1975
1,859,389
388.9
4,781
1983
4,389,619
459.0
9,563
1991
8,224,784
523.8
15,703
1976
2,088,425
402.5
5,189
1984
4,835,802
464.9
10,401
1992
8,583,793
528.6
16,239
C h a rle s to n , W V (M S A )
1969
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
872,639
257.6
3,387
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
1,934,605
262.8
7,361
1985
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
3,409,528
262.7
12,977
1970
965,831
257.0
3,758
1978
2,142,842
265.8
8,063
1986
3,545,134
259.7
13,649
1971
1,042,536
257.9
4,043
1979
2,409,612
267.5
9,006
1987
3,600,924
258.8
13,912
1972
1,133,612
258.4
4,387
1980
2,608,279
269.8
9,667
1988
3,786,531
255.2
14,838
1973
1,241,895
256.0
4,852
1981
2,835,143
269.8
10,510
1989
4,010,448
252.1
15,908
1974
1,373,180
255.2
5,380
1982
3,007,660
268.9
11,185
1990
4,309,874
250.4
17,214
1975
1,543,086
258.9
5,960
1983
3,075,089
267.3
11,504
1991
4,529,453
251.5
18,009
1976
1,737,103
259.9
6,683
1984
3,253,115
266.1
12,225
1992
4,839,960
253.2
19,119
C h a rlo tte -C a s to n la -R o c k H ill, N C -S C (M S A )
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
2,814,213
819.7
3,433
1977
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
6,104,843
919.4
6,640
1970
3,073,246
842.7
3,647
1978
6,964,460
933.7
7,459
1971
3,346,467
859.2
3,895
1979
7,867,960
951.0
8,274
1972
3,763,530
876.8
4,292
1980
8,834,950
975.6
9,056
1973
4,215,121
890.5
4,734
1981
9,941,415
991.5
10,026
1974
4,579,843
899.2
5,093
1975
4,869,988
903.5
5,390
1976
5,460,565
909.5
6,004
1982
1983
1984
10,591,334
1,007.7
10,511
11,594,891
1,018.0
11,390
13,106,351
1,036.2
12,649
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
14,249,748
1,058.4
13,463
15,499,911
1,075.8
14,407
16,910,849
1,099.0
15,388
18,509,195
1,121.8
16,499
19,666,091
1,144.9
17,178
21,726,559
1,168.6
18,592
22,517,436
1,192.9
18,876
24,106,836
1,212.4
19,884
1969
1970
1973
1974
1975
1976
C h a rlo tte s v ille , V A (M S A )
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
300,818
88.4
3,402
1977
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
697,527
110.1
6,337
1985
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
1,632,815
122.7
13,311
321,398
89.6
3,586
1978
797,442
111.1
7,178
1986
1,798,475
123.4
14,575
1971
352,030
91.4
3,851
1979
876,650
112.7
7,779
1987
1,974,477
126.1
15,655
1972
404,658
96.5
4,192
1980
999,545
113.9
8,773
1988
2,175,269
128.5
16,925
466,362
99.7
4,676
1981
1,125,873
115.7
9,727
1989
2,387,299
129.9
18,374
519,673
102.6
5,063
1982
1,230,890
117.3
10,497
1990
2,535,447
131.7
19,248
567,854
107.4
5,289
1983
1,344,633
118.6
11,339
1991
2,653,787
133.3
19,906
635,960
109.0
5,833
1984
1,499,761
121.1
12,387
1992
2,795,999
134.4
20,796
25
Metropolitan Areas
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
C h a tta n o o g a , T N -G A (M S A )
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
1,182,022
363.3
3,254
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
2,585,247
402.9
6,416
1985
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
4.938,975
409.9
12,050
1971
1970
1,276,492
365.7
3,490
1978
1972
1,398,629
373.8
3,742
1,584,195
380.1
4,168
1979
2,940,347
407.7
7,213
1980
3,224,489
415.4
7,762
3,504,230
418.9
8,365
1987
1986
5,347,797
412.8
12,955
1988
5,793,374
416.9
13,896
6,238,830
420.1
14,850
1973
1,782,795
388.1
4,594
1981
3,839,812
420.5
9,131
1989
6,619,757
422.6
15,664
1974
1,950,897
391.5
4,983
1982
4,038,784
416.6
9,694
1990
7,038,996
424.7
16,572
1975
2,089,765
394.1
5,303
1983
4,265,434
410.5
10,391
1991
7,237,386
428.1
16,906
1976
2,339,514
398.2
5,875
1984
4,626,231
411.4
11,244
1992
7,710,061
430.8
17,895
C h e y e n n e , W Y (M S A )
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
201,887
55.6
3,629
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
1,007,978
71.6
14,071
1971
223,303
56.6
3,944
1978
482,581
66.3
7,277
1985
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
1970
1979
572,222
67.0
8,540
1986
1973
276,561
60.0
4,610
1980
655,782
69.2
9,481
1987
1,037,129
73.1
14,187
1972
245,382
57.9
4,235
1981
753,705
69.0
10,917
1988
1,047,031
73.5
14,254
1,089,213
72.6
14,993
1974
323,518
62.5
5,180
1982
840,704
70.1
11,995
1989
1,157,488
72.9
15,877
1975
366,880
64.8
5,663
1983
898,129
70.7
12,709
1990
1,291,654
73.1
17,663
1976
398,199
64.7
6,159
440,198
65.6
6,710
1984
918,377
72.1
12,732
1991
1,360,408
73.8
18,432
963,510
72.3
13,327
1992
1,440,909
75.5
19,093
C h ic a g o , IL (P M S A )
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
33,463,993
7,041.8
4,752
35,446,576
7,110.6
4,985
37,802,236
7,162.5
5,278
40,838,547
7,182.1
5,686
45,145,655
7,168.8
6,298
49,463,398
7,176.3
6,893
52,472,505
7,189.7
7,298
58,015,189
7,213.6
8,043
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
64,329,669
7,245.3
8,879
71,492,862
7,262.0
9,845
78,571,901
7,245.7
10,844
85,831,063
7,256.0
11,829
94,373,387
7,257.7
13,003
98,541,888
7,267.8
13,559
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
119,790,493
7,314.8
16,377
127,361,550
7,329.3
17,377
134,643,306
7,353.1
18,311
144,638,739
7,362.7
19,645
154,794,848
7,387.5
20,954
164,535,257
7,425.8
22,157
103,765,862
7,273.7
14,266
1991
169,935,734
7,488.8
22,692
113,372,786
7,302.0
15,526
1992
180,636,487
7,560.7
23,891
C h lc o -P a ra d ls a , C A (M S A )
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
342,111
101.1
3,385
1977
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)...........
831,743
129.5
6,424
1985
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
1,885,934
162.4
11,611
1970
1971
368,841
102.7
3,592
1978
1979
945,531
131.8
7,174
1986
2,021,406
165.3
12,232
1972
400,408
105.9
3,780
1,118,290
138.5
8,072
1987
2,185,282
169.1
12,924
441,537
112.8
3,915
1980
1,299,207
144.9
8,964
1988
2,343,120
174.4
13,432
1973
516,233
113.2
4,559
1981
1,435,723
149.0
9,638
1989
2,534,468
178.9
14,167
1974
608,732
117.3
5,190
1982
1,487,974
152.8
9,740
1990
2,756,722
183.5
15,024
1975
668,820
121.6
5,499
1983
1,597,321
155.4
10,280
1991
2,831,191
186.6
15,169
1976
737,006
125.4
5,878
1984
1,733,619
158.2
10,956
1992
3,001,703
188.4
15,935
C in c in n a ti, O H -K Y -IN (P M S A )
1969
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)...........
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
5,537,780
1,431.3
3,869
1970
5,876,319
1,442.6
4,073
1971
6,093,690
1,447.5
4,210
1972
6,629,170
1,442.8
4,595
1973
7,344,367
1,448.2
5,071
1974
8,034,150
1,444.2
5,563
1975
8,574,360
1,440.0
5,954
1976
9,525,218
1,448.8
6,574
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
10,610,029
1,454.4
7,295
11,883,255
1,462.3
8,126
13,226,673
1,464.6
9,031
14,583,394
1,469.4
9,925
15,960,301
1,470.5
10,853
16,740,944
I,
II,
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
20,492,468
1,476.6
13,878
21,942,990
1,490.8
14,719
23,257,008
1,501.9
15,485
25,121,257
1,508.4
16,655
26,817,669
1,518.3
17,664
28,911,095
1,529.4
18,904
30,014,338
1,545.0
19,427
32,006,313
1,560.0
20,517
1983
17,726,743
472.5 1,470.0
369 12,059
1984
19,257,657
1,472.5
13,078
26
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
Metropolitan Areas
C la rk s v llle -H o p k ln s v llle , T N -K Y (M S A )
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
346,325
118.4
2,926
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
1,566,798
158.6
9,876
1,885,412
165.0
11,430
1,786,740
162.4
11,001
1,660,551
161.1
10,307
1,220,538
151.8
8,038
2,025,066
167.4
12,096
652,706
139.1
4,693
1,335,853
156.6
8,529
1,458,434
154.6
9,432
1992
1991
2,060,082
170.4
12,091
758,799
142.6
5,323
1984
1983
1,292,151
156.7
8,245
1990
1989
1988
1987
623,009
141.4
4,407
1982
1981
1,083,695
150.3
7,210
1,018,391
150.3
6,776
1986
1985
1980
1979
906,956
147.7
6,140
557,141
136.4
4,085
1976
1975
1974
1973
438,586
122.0
3,596
402,945
123.5
3,264
360,438
119.7
3,012
1978
827,805
147.2
5,623
1972
1971
1970
1969
2,212,389
169.3
13,066
2,546,810
178.2
14,295
C le v e la n d -L o ra ln -E ly rla , O H (P M S A )
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
1972
1971
1970
1973
1974
1975
1976
15,616,714
2,339.6
6,675
17,110,754
2,321.1
7,372
10,563,000
2,402.5
4,397
10,898,926
2,417.4
4,508
11,402,742
2,413.2
4,725
12,273,196
2,378.5
5,160
13,568,125
2,366.5
5,733
14,875,599
2,348.8
6,333
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
29,379,416
2,249.0
13,063
31,897,881
2,240.4
14,238
19,020,388
2,315.2
8,215
21,075,493
2,309.4
9,126
23,051,698
2,288.4
10,073
24,974,148
2,276.0
10,973
27,153,569
2,261.5
12,007
28,140,791
2,250.0
12,507
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
41,274,628
2,206.0
18,710
43,861,051
2,203.6
19,904
45,362,664
2,211.6
20,511
47,824,000
2,221.0
21,533
1973
1974
1975
1976
33,597,598
2,228.9
15,073
36,620,836
2,221.0
16,489
35,156,878
2,227.0
15,787
39,144,938
2,210.1
17,712
C o lo ra d o S p rin g a , C O (M S A )
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
771,229
228.8
3,371
1977
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
1,875,032
301.0
6,229
1985
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
5,048,119
362.9
13,909
1970
877,086
238.1
3,683
1978
2,159,865
305.1
7,080
1986
5,372,183
374.7
14,338
1971
969,352
250.2
3,875
1979
2,506,349
309.2
8,105
1987
5,702,365
385.2
14,802
1972
1,131,828
268.9
4,209
1980
2,877,518
311.9
9,226
1988
6,064,005
386.5
15,664
1,311,236
269.9
4,523
1981
3,392,056
320.2
10,594
1989
6,405,439
391.9
16,344
1,441,027
294.3
4,897
1982
3,778,869
329.6
11,463
1990
6,644,381
397.3
16,724
1,554,565
293.9
5,289
1983
4,138,262
340.1
12,167
1991
7,130,449
404.0
17,650
1,703,283
291.5
5,842
1984
4,617,112
349.2
13,221
1992
7,707,732
421.2
18,300
C o lu m b ia , M O (M S A )
1969
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
245,252
79.5
3,084
1977
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)...........
611,665
94.1
6,498
1985
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
1,300,398
108.1
12,026
1970
269,618
81.1
3,326
1978
696,702
96.9
7,191
1986
1,388,957
108.4
12,811
1971
297,322
82.6
3,600
1979
795,169
97.6
8,143
1987
1,490,926
110.2
13,535
1972
326,639
84.0
3,886
1980
890,309
100.8
8,835
1988
1,577,541
110.9
14,228
1973
375,657
88.6
4,240
1981
964,625
102.9
9,376
1989
1,685,311
111.6
16,103
1974
421,420
91.0
4,633
1982
1,028,122
104.6
9,833
1990
1,833,985
112.7
16,269
1975
473,005
88.8
5,328
1983
1,127,713
105.6
10,675
1991
1,969,432
114.7
17,165
1976
545,063
92.5
5,891
1984
1,218,027
107.5
11,326
1992
2,104,541
116.9
18,004
C o lu m b ia , S C (M 8 A )
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
1,004,314
313.8
3,200
1977
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
2,438,477
390.9
6,239
1985
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
5,368,952
428.8
12,521
1970
1,115,023
325.2
3,428
1978
2,738,447
397.4
6,890
1986
5,768,961
435.1
13,259
1971
1,238,873
339.3
3,651
1979
3,088,979
405.2
7,623
1987
6,190,199
438.7
14,112
1972
1,402,446
346.6
4,046
1980
3,474,514
411.8
8,437
1988
6,763,142
443.9
15,237
1973
1,609,019
355.9
4,521
1981
3,864,507
416.9
9,270
1989
7,284,891
449.5
16,206
1974
1,835,930
372.6
4,928
1982
4,118,449
420.0
9,806
1990
7,897,643
455.5
17.339
1975
2,013,218
376.7
5,344
1983
4,519,626
424.3
10,653
1991
8,223,695
464.6
17,699
1976
2,210,646
380.4
5,812
1984
4,949,807
427.5
11,579
1992
8,715,547
471.8
18,472
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
27
Metropolitan Areas
C o lu m b u s , Q A -A L (M S A )
1969
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
796,194
245.9
3.236
1977
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
1,422,830
247.8
5,742
1985
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
1970
2,889,098
264.0
10,945
1971
800,371
249.5
3.208
1978
1972
852,351
248.3
3,432
907,266
241.6
3,756
1979
1,576,147
254.2
6,200
1986
1980
1,707,527
254.8
6,702
1,881,353
254.7
7,387
1987
3,075,033
261.5
11,759
1973
1988
3,276,375
262.9
12,465
3,480,274
263.0
13,233
991,194
232.4
4.265
1981
2,084,949
254.1
8,205
1989
3,578,022
261.8
13,667
1974
1,093,323
239.1
4,573
1982
2,249,851
259.0
8,688
1990
3,814,500
261.4
14,594
1975
1,170,562
244.0
4,797
1983
2,416,963
259.0
9,331
1991
4,074,381
260.8
15,624
1976
1,298,012
249.6
5,200
1984
2,681,445
261.8
10,243
1992
4,353,572
270.2
16,115
C o lu m b u s , O H (M S A )
1969
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
4,170,136
1,104.3
3,776
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
8,661,636
1,204.9
7,189
1970
1971
4,476,365
1,130.0
3,961
1978
9,595,254
1,213.6
7,906
1972
4,887,614
1,150.0
4,250
5,368,299
1,160.5
4,626
1973
5,984,363
1,169.5
5,117
1974
6,568,722
1,182.4
5,556
1979
1980
1981
1982
10,667,026
1,219.1
8,750
11,758,508
1,217.6
9,657
12,811,769
1,228.1
10,432
13,621,026
I,
II,
1975
7,000,262
1,193.2
5,867
1983
14,673,916
234.5 I,
033 II,
1976
7,762,688
1,195.7
6,492
1984
16,177,252
240.3 1,248.7
831 12,956
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
17,496,425
1,260.6
13,879
18,725,565
1,277.5
14,658
19,922,494
1,295.3
15,381
21,673,206
1,314.4
16,489
23,264,515
1,332.4
17,460
24,663,943
1,350.4
18,264
25,870,188
1,371.7
18,859
27,845,228
1,394.1
19,974
1969
1970
1973
1974
1975
1976
C o rp u s C h ris ti, T X (M S A )
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
879,256
287.1
3,063
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
2,010,545
312.7
6,430
1985
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
4,327,065
353.6
12,238
963,349
286.1
3,368
1978
2,334,222
314.4
7,423
1986
4,200,739
356.6
11,779
1971
1,046,273
294.0
3,559
1979
2,717,216
320.8
8,470
1987
4,212,218
352.1
11,962
1972
1,138,630
302.1
3,769
1980
3,052,365
328.0
9,307
1988
4,487,959
350.3
12,813
1,277,671
301.2
4,241
1981
3,551,400
332.7
10,673
1989
4,700,253
349.1
13,462
1,453,867
300.0
4,846
1982
3,780,293
343.8
10,997
1990
5,136,556
350.7
14,648
1,635,374
305.6
5,351
1983
3,891,500
351.4
11,074
1991
5,512,723
356.2
15,474
1,887,533
311.3
6,063
1984
4,120,720
352.9
11,675
1992
5,916,707
361.4
16,371
C u m b e rla n d , M D -W V (M S A )
1969
Tctal personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
321,580
107.9
2,982
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
618,890
107.9
5,737
1985
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
1,139,195
102.6
11,099
1970
350,434
107.1
3,271
1978
686,712
107.1
6,410
1986
1,185,449
102.7
11,539
1971
378,265
107.7
3,511
1979
760,218
108.0
7,042
1987
1,240,004
102.5
12,103
1972
408,738
109.5
3,733
1980
854,689
107.7
7,932
1988
1,304,639
102.2
12,769
1973
446,996
108.5
4,121
1981
928,242
107.2
8,658
1989
1,393,947
101.8
13,692
1974
483,004
109.1
4,428
1982
974,497
106.4
9,160
1990
1,468,457
101.6
14,456
1975
518,065
108.3
4,783
1983
1,033,289
105.7
9,774
1991
1,520,989
101.7
14,963
1976
563,185
108.1
5,208
1984
1,092,214
103.8
10,522
1992
1,580,312
101.5
15,566
D a lla s , T X (P M S A )
1969
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)...........
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)...........
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)...........
6,573,777
1,576.6
4,170
1970
7,164,285
1,635.3
4,381
1971
7,707,356
1,668.0
4,621
1972
8,575,736
1,688.0
5,080
1973
9,677,553
1,733.7
5,582
1974
1975
1976
10,913,580
1,781.3
6,127
11,946,928
1,815.4
6,581
13,397,344
1,859.5
7,205
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
15,052,360
1,895.9
7,939
17,679,317
1,943.6
9,096
20,605,844
1,996.8
10,319
23,986,089
2,069.4
11,591
27,787,814
2,122.6
13,092
30,914,609
2,192.8
14,098
33,944,500
2,263.1
14,999
38,546,470
2,341.7
16,461
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
42,576,076
2,436.0
17,478
44,142,652
2,520.7
17,512
45,958,361
2,566.7
17,905
48,587,751
2,584.7
18,798
51,850,147
2,630.0
19,715
55,091,305
2,689.9
20,481
58,370,421
2,744.8
21,266
62,681,993
2,795.3
22,424
28
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
Metropolitan Areas
D a n v ille , V A (M S A )
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
289,904
105.8
2,739
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
636,996
110.9
5,743
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
1,222,565
113.5
10,775
1,420,350
112.9
12,584
1,346,135
112.3
11,992
1,281,189
112.3
11,407
493,748
109.4
4,514
1,001,769
112.5
8,907
1,009,049
112.3
8,985
1,575,408
108.9
14,461
572,267
110.7
5,171
1984
1,091,607
112.5
9,699
1,190,118
113.1
10,519
1992
1991
1990
1,521,243
110.6
13,756
505,513
111.0
4,556
1983
1982
1989
1988
1987
1986
1985
887,215
111.9
7,930
802,324
112.3
7,144
723,322
111.6
6,481
434,149
109.2
3,977
1981
1980
1979
1978
1977
374,106
108.5
3,448
331,300
107.1
3,094
307,970
105.2
2,926
1976
1975
1974
1973
1972
1971
1970
1969
1,614,033
109.2
14,775
1,716,943
109.3
15,705
D a v e n p o rt-M o lln e -R o c k la la n d , IA -IL (M S A )
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
1,407,424
358.7
3,924
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
2,990,796
381.5
7,839
3,699,924
384.0
9,635
3,299,386
383.3
8,607
5,039,387
370.7
13,595
5,074,481
363.8
13,950
5,269,449
358.4
14,701
1,999,499
366.9
5,450
4,025,503
385.6
10,440
4,461,331
386.6
11,540
5,875,173
352.5
16,667
2,469,217
378.0
6,533
4,497,094
384.1
11,709
4,476,926
379.6
11,794
4,849,790
375.8
12,906
1992
1991
6,333,909
351.1
18,041
2,694,102
380.3
7,085
1984
1983
1990
1989
5,402,806
355.2
15,209
2,250,007
372.8
6,036
1982
1981
1988
1987
1986
1,729,482
364.7
4,742
1980
1979
1978
1985
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
1,573,203
364.0
4,321
1,490,437
362.6
4,111
1976
1975
1974
1973
1972
1971
1970
6,492,231
353.7
18,356
6,854,272
356.2
19,243
D a y to n -S p rln g fle ld , O H (M S A )
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
3,897,221
963.6
4,045
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
6,997,627
939.3
7,450
4,209,130
976.3
4,311
7,693,863
939.2
8,192
4,576,568
971.9
4,709
8,497,571
942.0
9,020
5,014,344
963.7
5,203
1981
1980
1979
1978
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
4,056,477
975.2
4,160
9,177,521
942.2
9,741
9,990,283
939.5
10,633
1976
1975
1974
1973
1972
1971
1970
1969
5,359,487
954.7
5,614
5,707,515
952.4
5,993
6,349,541
945.8
6,713
1982
1983
1984
10,326,592
934.5
11,051
10,955,345
929.2
11,790
12,039,631
929.3
12,956
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
12,814,927
930.4
13,774
13,572,473
933.8
14,535
14,099,601
938.3
15,027
15,238,613
944.4
16,136
16,144,106
948.5
17,020
16,900,450
952.2
17,749
17,719,258
957.2
18,512
18,664,525
961.5
19,411
1973
1974
1975
1976
D a yto n a B e a c h , F L (M S A )
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
569,364
171.4
3,322
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
1,457,284
237.8
6,127
1985
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
4,210,338
327.9
12,840
1970
624,913
174.9
3,573
1978
1,700,749
246.8
6,890
1986
4,627,918
341.3
13,560
1971
694,649
181.9
3,818
1979
1,993,981
260.9
7,644
1987
4,995,444
355.9
14,034
1972
793,939
189.7
4,186
1980
2,382,053
272.7
8,736
1988
5,412,014
372.0
14,550
943,728
204.0
4,626
1981
2,787,075
284.1
9,809
1989
5,908,086
386.7
15,278
1,069,179
217.1
4,925
1982
3,030,275
295.3
10,263
1990
6,312,552
403.4
15,650
1,179,749
225.0
5,243
1983
3,401,661
305.8
11,123
1991
6,536,310
413.6
15,805
1,301,349
230.2
5,652
1984
3,764,153
316.2
11,903
1992
6,894,667
421.8
16,348
D e c a tu r, A L (M S A )
1969
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
294,094
101.5
2,898
1977
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
647,029
117.1
5,525
1985
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
1,414,755
126.4
11,193
1970
325,803
105.0
3,102
1978
732,360
119.3
6,139
1986
1,522,583
127.2
11,968
1971
344,750
107.7
3,202
1979
840,651
120.8
6,958
1987
1,619,958
128.9
12,566
1972
373,754
109.7
3,408
1980
901,698
120.7
7,472
1988
1,758,081
130.2
13,500
1973
418,628
110.5
3,790
1981
1,008,835
121.2
8,321
1989
1,887,796
130.9
14,424
1974
454,514
112.9
4,027
1982
1,058,200
122.4
8,648
1990
2,037,012
132.1
15,419
1975
520,784
114.1
4,564
1983
1,140,455
122.8
9,286
1991
2,182,913
134.2
16,267
1976
580,239
115.7
5,016
1984
1,298,076
124.6
1992
2,325,690
136.0
29
Metropolitan Areas
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
D e c a tu r, IL (M S A )
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
497,141
124.7
3,986
1,007,591
131.4
7,670
1,696,469
125.7
13,494
1,734,853
123.5
14,043
1,297,379
131.4
9,872
1,187,937
132.4
8,975
1,847,435
119.7
15,428
768,878
127.8
6,019
1,446,916
130.7
11,070
1,459,565
129.0
11,318
2,110,479
117.2
18,004
921,255
129.7
7,103
1984
1,453,356
127.5
11,399
1,605,732
126.6
12,683
1992
1991
1990
2,011,687
118.2
17,012
835,579
129.2
6,466
1983
1982
1989
1988
1,793,960
121.3
14,784
692,761
126.9
5,459
1981
1980
1987
1986
1985
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
1,111,264
132.4
8,393
617,977
125.2
4,934
572,885
125.3
4,573
1979
1978
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
535,292
124.9
4,286
1976
1975
1974
1973
1972
1971
1970
1969
2,146,912
117.6
18,254
2,251,513
117.7
19,134
D e n ver, C O (P M S A )
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
4,496,140
1,089.4
4,127
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
5,709,628
1,149.3
4,968
6,412,940
1,191.4
5,383
7,301,497
1,232.7
5,923
1981
1980
1979
1978
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
5,044,890
1,112.7
4,534
19,813,801
439.2 1,473.2
888 13,449
1976
1975
1974
1973
1972
1971
1970
1969
8,078,697
1,247.6
6,475
8,860,276
1,269.4
6,980
9,864,174
1,299.8
7,589
1982
1983
1984
21,954,851
1,515.0
14,492
23,514,246
1,551.3
15,157
25,431,462
1,573.0
16,167
11,127,877
1,326.5
8,389
12,912,566
1,371.9
9,412
14,839,734
1,412.1
10,509
17,108,608
I,
II,
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
26,694,253
1,596.6
16,719
27,276,097
1,609.2
16,950
28,062,332
1,616.1
17,364
29,733,268
1,612.4
18,441
32,004,440
1,615.9
19,805
34,180,806
1,628.0
20,995
36,564,632
1,664.7
21,965
39,330,670
1,715.3
22,930
1969
1970
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
D e s M o in e s , IA (M S A )
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
1,359,590
337.2
4,032
1977
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
2,976,975
363.3
8,194
1985
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
5,496,982
373.2
14,727
1971
1,475,032
340.6
4,330
1,587,208
345.8
4,590
3,352,176
365.4
9,174
3,779,247
365.6
10,336
5,748,343
374.8
15,336
4,086,150
368.4
11,093
6,087,895
378.3
16,095
4,485,858
369.7
12,135
1989
1988
1987
1986
1,978,241
354.5
5,580
1981
1980
1979
1978
1,749,854
348.3
5,024
6,604,436
383.9
17,206
7,192,710
388.6
18,507
2,184,039
358.8
6,087
1982
4,721,788
369.2
12,790
1990
7,777,333
394.5
19,715
2,424,543
361.9
6,700
1983
4,948,654
370.5
13,358
1991
8,183,203
400.0
20,457
2,679,668
364.3
7,355
1984
5,262,244
371.7
14,157
1992
8,797,536
406.4
21,647
D e tro it, M l (P M S A )
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
1973
1972
1971
1970
1974
1975
1976
33,762,527
4,408.9
7,658
19,886,107
4,476.6
4,442
20,383,595
4,499.7
4,530
21,968,396
4,520.0
4,860
24,335,392
4,513.0
5,392
27,301,515
4,490.5
6,080
28,935,375
4,472.9
6,469
29,903,684
4,444.2
6,729
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
38,154,481
4,397.2
8,677
42,520,210
4,398.3
9,667
46,418,210
4,394.4
10,563
49,035,052
4,378.2
11,200
51,690,785
4,334.7
11,925
52,245,199
4,277.0
12,215
55,173,568
4,235.4
13,027
61,238,476
4,230.3
14,476
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
66,929,075
4,240.1
15,785
71,624,285
4,254.2
16,836
74,195,085
4,270.5
17,374
78,972,425
4,258.1
18,546
84,052,683
4,258.7
19,737
87,448,585
4,269.3
20,483
88,794,398
4,288.5
20,705
93,889,919
4,307.6
21,796
1969
1970
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
D o th a n , A L (M S A )
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
303,849
106.1
2,863
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
659,882
117.5
5,616
1985
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
1,353,268
127.7
10,593
1971
332,555
110.1
3,021
356,537
113.1
3,153
733,439
796,364
121.1
121.0
6,577
6,064
1986
1,450,838
127.4
11,391
111.0
3,467
1980
1979
1978
384,895
1987
1,568,806
128.9
12,169
907,589
122.9
7,384
1988
1,670,839
130.1
12,846
447,074
107.9
4,143
1981
1,036,328
124.5
8,327
1989
1,815,459
130.5
13,915
493,447
112.9
4,370
1982
1,072,891
126.2
8,501
1990
1,918,834
131.2
14,624
532,103
116.7
4,561
1983
1,133,134
125.8
9,004
1991
2,032,639
132.2
15,372
606,514
116.8
5,193
1984
1,258,897
127.7
9,855
1992
2,180,408
133.3
16,359
30
Metropolitan Areas
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
D o v e r, DE (M S A )
1969
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)...........
268,579
80.7
3,329
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
583,154
96.3
6,058
1985
Total personal Income (thousands ot dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
1,123,321
103.3
10,871
1970
1971
291,681
82.6
3,530
1978
1979
639,786
98.3
6,512
1986
359,654
69.5
4,018
1980
687,176
99.2
6,930
1987
1,217,926
105.2
11,581
1972
323,431
86.6
3,734
1,309,089
106.7
12,269
748,146
98.3
7,613
1988
1,431,905
108.1
13,251
1973
406,305
90.3
4,500
1981
829,749
98.4
8,433
1989
1,541,783
109.7
14,050
1974
1975
455,683
91.0
5,006
1982
498,939
92.5
5,393
1983
894,333
99.2
9,018
1990
1,626,177
111.6
14,567
956,349
100.6
9,504
1991
1,737,794
114.5
15,182
1976
544,426
94.5
5,763
1984
1,041,243
102.0
10,204
1992
1,846,390
116.1
15,909
D u b u q u e , IA (M S A )
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
297,281
90.1
3,299
1977
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
659.185
94.3
6,993
1985
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)...........
1.081,774
88.7
12,198
1970
1971
327,081
90.8
3,603
1978
348,853
91.7
3,803
1979
737,452
93.7
7,869
1986
382,951
92.7
4,130
1980
799,884
93.4
8,562
1987
1,114,650
87.4
12,754
1972
1,195,165
86.7
13,781
845,551
93.8
9,014
1988
1,233,336
86.5
14,264
1973
435,959
93.7
4,653
1981
929,244
93.1
9,978
1989
1,323,305
86.3
15,326
1974
485,152
93.8
5,173
1982
926,191
91.8
10,093
1990
1,427,384
86.5
16,509
1975
529,413
94.7
5,593
1983
944,762
90.2
10,479
1991
1,470,897
86.8
16,953
1976
580,868
95.7
6,071
1984
1,045,925
89.4
11,696
1992
1,584,859
87.2
18,172
D u lu th -S u p e rio r, M N -W I (M S A )
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
841,640
270.3
3,113
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
1,742,212
265.9
6,553
1985
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
2,835,945
248.2
11,426
1970
1971
915,512
265.8
3,444
1978
987,315
267.7
3,688
1979
2,004,081
264.7
7,571
1986
2,225,781
265.7
8,376
1987
2,926,702
244.6
11,967
3,016,345
242.8
12,424
1972
1,063,491
266.7
3,987
1980
2,425,849
266.5
9,101
1988
3,175,830
242.6
13,092
1973
1,163,840
263.8
4,412
1981
2,652,880
265.7
9,984
1989
3,484,589
240.9
14,466
1974
1,280,711
260.5
4,917
1982
2,600,932
263.1
9,888
1990
3,685,642
240.2
15,342
1975
1,486,484
262.1
5,671
1983
2,602,423
257.8
10,095
1991
3,872,811
240.6
16,098
1976
1,690,850
266.1
6,353
1984
2,764,697
252.8
10,935
1992
4,110,952
241.0
17,060
D u tc h e s s C o u n ty , N Y (P M S A )
1969
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
884.199
218.6
4,044
1977
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
1,804,403
238.9
7,553
1985
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
4,140,287
251.7
16,447
1970
968,480
223.5
4,333
1978
2,010,352
240.4
8,362
1986
4,447,968
252.3
17,630
1971
1,049,030
228.9
4,584
1979
2,262,817
242.2
9,344
1987
4,678,527
254.9
18,355
1972
1,130,434
227.5
4,969
1980
2,549,915
245.4
10,389
1988
4,952,050
257.5
19,231
1973
1,264,275
232.5
5,437
1981
2,867,209
245.8
11,663
1989
5,282,736
258.8
20,412
1974
1,405,983
234.7
5,990
1982
3,1.72,904
246.5
12,870
1990
5,619,318
259.9
21,618
1975
1,539,903
238.0
6,470
1983
3,417,917
248.5
13,753
1991
5,672,808
261.0
21,739
1976
1,657,139
237.8
6,969
1984
3,823,558
249.9
15,300
1992
5,894,202
262.9
22,424
E a u C la ire , W l (M S A )
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
371,858
111.2
3,343
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
779,161
127.0
6,135
1985
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
1,532,715
134.4
11,400
1970
406,722
115.6
3,520
1978
872,823
128.9
6,771
1986
1,648,750
134.3
12,272
1971
443,986
118.6
3,743
1979
971,754
129.3
7,516
1987
1,730,512
135.1
12,806
1972
482,016
121.2
3,977
1980
1,095,854
131.4
8,342
1988
1,812,873
135.8
13,354
1973
527,183
120.2
4,384
1981
1,203,282
132.3
9,094
1989
1,957,966
136.6
14,332
1974
572,687
121.2
4,725
1982
1,270,060
133.7
9,502
1990
2,083,857
137.7
15,135
1975
622,829
124.0
5,022
1983
1,347,649
133.8
10,069
1991
2,165,865
138.9
15,591
1976
688,254
124.5
5,528
1984
1,455,769
134.7
10,809
1992
2,322,119
139.9
16,600
31
Metropolitan Areas
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
E l P a s o , T X (M S A )
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
1,013,069
364.0
2,783
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
2,136,765
450.0
4,748
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
4,917,271
538.3
9,135
5,424,656
562.3
9,647
5,091,920
550.9
9,244
1,458,025
398.2
3,662
3,088,778
484.4
6,377
3,738,012
498.5
7,498
6,394,433
582.0
10,987
1,725,806
427.3
4,039
4,007,451
511.9
7,828
4,279,003
521.3
8,209
4,575,416
528.9
1992
1991
6,863,040
596.4
11,508
1,937,907
440.3
4,401
1984
1983
1990
1989
5,823,402
572.7
10,168
1,643,748
411.5
3,994
1982
1981
1988
1987
1986
1985
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
2,765,312
472.3
5,854
2,409,219
460.6
5,230
1,278,868
378.4
3,380
1980
1979
1978
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
1,172,348
369.2
3,175
1,067,798
360.5
2,962
1976
1975
1974
1973
1972
1971
1970
7,123,832
613.3
11,615
7,853,918
628.5
E lk h a rt-Q o s h e n , IN (M S A )
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
526,027
124.6
4,222
1978
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
1,010,015
133.6
7,562
1965
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
546,949
126.6
4,319
1,925,428
145.6
13,225
1,133,248
135.5
8,364
1986
2,080,639
147.6
14,095
595,305
127.0
4,687
1979
1,196,922
136.7
8,757
1987
2,256,787
149.5
15,096
675,593
129.6
5,213
1980
1,216,508
137.2
8,864
1988
2,412,038
151.6
15,911
752,881
132.3
5,691
740,707
132.5
5,590
1982
1981
1,334,550
136.6
9,768
1989
2,568,484
154.3
16,650
1976
1975
1974
1973
1972
1971
1970
1969
1,411,675
137.2
10,291
1990
2,650,716
156.4
16,949
770,264
131.5
5,858
1983
1,606,443
138.9
11,565
1991
2,713,929
157.4
17,237
897,920
131.4
1984
1,833,795
143.3
12,799
1992
2,954,791
159.3
18,547
E lm ira, N Y (M S A )
1969
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
366,413
101.4
3,614
1977
Total personal Income (thousands ot dollars)
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
648,201
99.3
6,525
1985
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
1,096,153
93.5
11,721
1970
388,647
101.5
3,831
1978
697,334
98.7
7,066
1986
1,169,201
92.6
12,621
1971
408,891
101.1
4,045
1979
756,561
99.3
7,616
1987
1,230,518
93.6
13,150
1972
441,157
101.7
4,339
1980
845,664
97.4
8,681
1988
1,312,835
94.9
13,828
1973
482,935
100.5
4,808
1981
920,371
96.8
9,509
1989
1,432,090
95.2
15,051
1974
522,353
99.9
5,227
1982
956,458
96.5
9,910
1990
1,517,088
95.3
15,922
1975
554,407
100.5
5,517
1983
998,880
95.4
10,467
1991
1,573,946
95.1
16,545
1976
604,495
100.0
1984
1,071,017
94.3
11,362
1992
1,640,417
95.2
17,231
E n id , O K (M S A )
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
188,995
55.6
3,398
1977
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
429,118
61.1
7,023
1985
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
850,284
65.3
13,030
1970
205,378
56.5
3,633
1978
479,064
61.9
7,736
1986
818,639
63.2
12,945
1971
223,646
57.6
3,882
1979
565,814
62.3
9,087
1987
799,389
60.6
13,186
1972
241,973
57.6
4,201
1980
664,715
63.2
10,521
1988
839,945
59.1
14,211
1973
269,801
56.5
4,772
1981
784,886
64.6
12,150
1989
868,314
57.7
15,056
1974
300,566
57.6
5,221
1982
859,918
67.9
12,660
1990
907,572
56.6
16,021
1975
337,718
58.7
5,750
1983
830,065
67.7
12,267
1991
932,544
56.2
16,580
1976
378,814
60.1
6,300
1984
868,493
66.7
13,021
1992
980,593
56.4
17,398
E rie, PA (M 8 A )
1969
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
931,444
262.4
3,550
1977
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)...........
1,897,816
280.0
6,777
1985
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
3,410,742
278.9
12,229
1970
1,014,257
264.3
3,837
1978
2,109,747
278.4
7,578
1986
3,557,681
278.8
12,771
1971
1,097,407
268.6
4,085
1979
2,326,269
278.8
8,344
1987
3,679,687
277.4
13,263
1972
1,193,013
272.4
4,380
1980
2,540,198
280.1
9,069
1988
3,891,581
276.9
14,055
1973
1,336,555
274.5
4,869
1981
2,786,042
280.7
9,924
1989
4,228,623
276.1
15,315
1974
1,499,574
275.3
5,447
1982
2,905,690
281.8
10,312
1990
4,477,559
275.8
16,235
1975
1,615,515
279.3
5,785
1983
3,002,218
282.4
10,631
1991
4,681,847
277.8
16,858
1976
1,734,163
281.4
6,163
1984
3,221,672
282.1
11,421
1992
4,982,500
279.6
17,819
32
Metropolitan Areas
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
E u g e n e -S p rln g fle ld , O R (M S A)
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
694,606
208.9
3,324
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
1,781,366
251.9
7,071
1985
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
1970
3,173,785
266.2
11,922
1971
757,504
216.4
3.50C
1978
1972
837,95C
220.8
3,795
951,791
227.C
4,193
1979
2,060,766
260.2
7,919
1986
1980
2,331,891
267.8
8,707
2,511,965
275.2
9,127
1987
3,338,238
266.5
12,525
1988
3,560,176
269.1
13,228
3,854,165
273.5
14,094
1973
1,082,196
230.7
4.69C
1981
2,653,894
275.3
9,638
1989
4,255,361
278.0
15,307
1974
1.200.10C
236.6
5,073
1982
2,619,837
270.9
9,669
1990
4,518,910
284.1
15,908
1975
1,317,124
240.3
5,481
1983
2,787,755
268.9
10,369
1991
4,691,742
287.6
16,313
1976
1,545,335
245.9
6,284
1984
3,023,610
268.4
11,266
1992
5,003,448
290.9
17,202
E v a n a v llle -H e n d e rs o n , IN -K Y (M S A )
1969
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
895,754
253.5
3,534
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
2,008,380
266.0
7,549
1985
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
3,815,466
279.4
13,657
1970
1971
939,641
254.9
3,686
1978
1972
1,029,813
257.8
3,995
1,118,710
258.1
4,334
1979
2,249,351
270.3
8,320
1986
1980
2,511,156
272.9
9,203
2,771,534
276.6
10,019
1987
4,022,926
278.2
14,461
1988
4,090,365
277.5
14,739
4,319,095
277.5
15,562
1973
1,281,398
260.1
4,927
1981
3,045,179
276.9
10,997
1989
4,602,830
278.4
16,535
1974
1,401,505
260.5
5,379
1982
3,210,451
277.9
11,553
1990
4,899,597
279.3
17,542
1975
1,532,900
261.0
5,874
1983
3,297,535
278.3
11,848
1991
5,042,918
280.6
17,971
1976
1,732,266
262.5
6,599
1984
3,655,176
279.3
13,087
1992
5,434,670
282.8
19,215
F arg o -M o o rh e a d , N D -M N (M S A )
1969
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)...........
406,479
115.7
3,513
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
930,518
133.5
6,971
1985
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
1,842,520
146.8
12,551
1970
441,871
120.7
3,661
1978
1,130,813
136.2
8,300
1986
1,957,260
148.2
13,206
1971
1972
483,934
123.5
3,919
539,364
125.5
4,299
1979
1980
1,209,894
137.0
8,831
1,248,046
137.8
9,054
1987
1988
2,015,849
150.0
13,436
2,076,194
151.7
13,686
1973
712,694
126.2
5,645
1981
1,432,080
139.1
10,292
1989
2,261,751
152.7
14,816
1974
746,158
127.5
5,851
1982
1,533,272
140.2
10,933
1990
2,487,417
153.7
16,184
1975
764,961
128.9
5,933
1983
1,647,706
142.8
11,535
1991
2,578,706
155.3
16,606
1976
921,922
131.8
6,997
1984
1,766,942
144.7
12,212
1992
2,783,190
157.6
17,656
F a y e tte v ille , N C (M S A )
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
627,345
209.3
2,998
1977
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
1,282,532
243.2
5,274
1985
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
2,714,246
265.1
10,239
1970
639,463
211.9
3,017
1978
1,397,380
246.4
5,672
1986
2,857,358
266.2
10,736
1971
680,626
214.3
3,176
1979
1,522,504
244.2
6,235
1987
3,042,262
270.2
11,258
1972
781,813
215.3
3,631
1980
1,735,386
247.5
7,012
1988
3,209,832
270.9
11,847
1973
887,279
221.3
4,010
1981
1,936,239
250.5
7,728
1989
3,380,231
273.0
12,382
1974
1,022,856
233.2
4,386
1982
2,091,018
252.4
8,283
1990
3,559,029
275.3
12,928
1975
1,102,372
233.8
4,714
1983
2,303,794
256.7
8,975
1991
3,811,230
277.7
13,725
1976
1,197,326
238.9
5,013
1984
2,522,645
261.7
9,638
1992
4,451,067
277.3
16,050
F a y e tte v llle -S p rln g d a le -R o g e rs , A R (M S A )
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
327,609
124.4
2,634
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
922,384
164.6
5,604
1985
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
2,265,402
191.4
11,839
1970
352,014
128.5
2,739
1978
1,078,134
169.3
6,367
1986
2,511,206
195.0
12,876
1971
398,802
133.0
2,999
1979
1,208,428
174.8
6,912
1987
2,650,659
200.2
13,242
1972
468,953
140.9
3,328
1980
1,352,110
179.1
7,550
1988
2,833,313
204.4
13,865
1973
562,787
145.7
3,864
1981
1,546,798
180.5
8,570
1989
3,090,228
208.0
14,856
1974
598,794
151.0
3,965
1982
1,641,318
181.6
9,037
1990
3,292,937
212.5
15,500
1975
711,211
152.7
4,657
1983
1,811,612
184.0
9,844
1991
3,509,705
218.0
16,101
1976
811,467
157.8
5,143
1984
2,065,171
187.9
10,991
1992
3,914,089
225.7
17,339
33
Metropolitan Areas
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
F lin t, M l (P M S A )
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
1,789,496
446.1
4,012
3,704,546
446.5
8,296
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
4,064,050
449.6
9,039
6,412,406
435.2
14,735
6,719,848
435.2
15,442
2,204,759
448.7
4,914
4,436,485
451.1
9,835
6.489,054
435.3
14,907
2,442,447
451.8
5,406
4,664,516
449.8
10,369
1988
6,680,380
431.9
15,467
2,466,398
450.2
5,479
5,071,490
446.7
11,354
1989
6,961,274
430.6
16,165
2,645,948
446.9
5,921
4,965,610
440.8
11,266
1990
7,245,468
431.0
16,809
3,202,881
444.9
7,199
1984
1983
1982
1981
1980
1987
1986
1985
2,027,515
448.3
4,523
1979
1978
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
1,742,148
446.1
3,906
1976
1975
1974
1973
1972
1971
1970
1969
5,345,539
436.0
12,260
5,952,051
433.9
13,718
1992
1991
7,697,657
432.5
17,798
7,893,104
433.5
18,208
F lo re n c e , A L (M S A )
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
320,254
118.2
2,709
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
727,135
130.2
5,584
1985
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
1,376,937
136.2
10,106
1971
1970
347,237
118.1
2,940
381,687
120.5
3,166
1979
1978
830,048
131.9
6,295
928,755
134.6
6,902
1987
1986
1,457,824
134.0
10,877
1,530,106
133.3
11,475
1972
419,467
121.6
3,450
1980
1,022,861
135.6
7,543
1988
1,642,530
133.1
12,340
1973
465,442
123.6
3,767
1981
1,129,194
137.2
8,231
1989
1,734,431
132.0
13,142
1974
519,726
124.1
4,187
1982
1,169,993
136.0
8,601
1990
1,915,179
131.7
14,543
1975
565,791
126.4
4,475
1983
1,211,700
136.1
8,902
1991
2,010,706
133.2
15,099
1976
658,947
127.9
5,153
1984
1,305,421
135.6
9,626
1992
2,140,716
134.2
15,949
F lo re n c e , S C (M S A )
1969
Tctal personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
230,941
89.0
2,595
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
549,910
105.9
5,194
1985
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
1,170,348
113.0
10,357
1971
1970
250,570
89.9
2,789
273,272
92.1
2,968
1979
1978
636,629
107.6
5,916
702,848
109.1
6,445
1987
1986
1,224,743
113.1
10,828
1,310,094
113.2
11,577
1972
309,318
93.0
3,324
1980
786,159
110.6
7,111
1988
1,425,609
113.3
12,578
1973
359,346
96.2
3,734
1981
903,764
111.3
8,121
1989
1,513,681
114.0
13,281
1974
430,504
99.5
4,327
1982
935,595
111.1
8,421
1990
1,696,185
114.7
14,786
1975
451,325
102.0
4,426
1983
990,591
111.0
8,927
1991
1,795,176
116.9
15,352
1976
502,478
103.2
4,869
1984
1,103,214
112.2
9,833
1992
1,920,269
118.6
16,192
F o rt C o llln e -L o v e la n d , C O (M S A )
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
257,605
81.4
3,163
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
847,300
132.0
6,420
1985
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
2,173,822
169.9
12,793
1970
294,000
91.1
3,227
1978
1,009,092
137.8
7,324
1986
2,300,897
174.7
13,170
1971
1972
399,138
107.0
3,730
343,637
97.1
3,538
1979
1,200,144
145.5
8,250
1987
2,450,243
178.1
13,755
1980
1,376,149
150.1
9,170
1988
2,643,647
180.6
14,635
1973
469,872
112.4
4,179
1981
1,562,499
153.1
10,205
1989
2,906,527
183.5
15,839
1974
541,950
119.9
4,518
1982
1,701,468
157.5
10,802
1990
3,158,277
187.0
16,885
1975
628,273
120.6
5,210
1983
1,873,444
162.0
11,565
1991
3,393,664
191.9
17,682
1976
733,220
123.2
5,952
1984
2,044,149
165.4
12,361
1992
3,643,238
198.1
18,389
F o rt L a u d e rd a le , FL (P M S A )
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
2,648,501
595.7
4,446
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
7,451,971
907.0
8,216
1985
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
19,292,795
1,131.8
17,047
1970
3,064,486
627.9
4,881
1978
8,803,421
942.6
9,340
1986
20,770,678
1,152.4
18,024
1971
3,448,297
668.2
5,161
1972
4,001,266
709.6
5,639
1973
4,840,862
767.2
6,310
1974
5,538,546
840.6
6,589
1975
5,886,398
869.2
6,772
1976
6,505,570
884.7
7,354
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
10,370,689
986.5
10,513
12,317,691
1,025.5
12,011
14,207,061
1,054.9
13,468
14,963,434
1,076.2
13,905
16,241,801
1,094.3
14,842
17,797,097
1,110.4
16,027
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
28,114,486
1,262.1
22,276
28,736,825
1,283.3
22,393
30,068,473
1,301.3
23,107
1979
22,324,851
1,179.3
18,931
23,943,582
1,205.7
19,859
26,513,209
1,231.2
21,535
34
Metropolitan Areas
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
F o rt M y e rs -C a p e C o ra l, FL (M S A )
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
359,906
99.4
3,622
1977
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)...........
1,192,872
174.0
6,856
1985
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
3,694,198
266.6
14,594
1970
1971
417,127
107.4
3,863
1978
1972
471,216
116.9
4,029
1979
1,456,600
182.9
7,963
1986
1980
1,742,949
192.6
9,050
1987
4,375,506
280.9
15,574
553,488
127.7
4,335
2,111,672
208.1
10,149
1988
4,845,923
296.0
16,372
5,283,903
308.9
17,103
1973
686.665
137.3
5,002
1981
2,507,064
218.8
11,457
1989
6,108,804
323.1
18,906
1974
806,059
146.8
5,490
1982
2,676,261
230.8
11,593
1990
6,562,544
338.3
19,396
1975
890,637
154.9
5,750
1983
3,017,514
241.6
12,491
1991
6,801,074
346.9
19,603
1976
1,019,880
159.6
6.389
1984
3,408,720
255.2
13,356
1992
7,150,961
352.1
20,312
F o rt P le rc e -P o rt S t L u c ie, F L (M S A )
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
270,816
76.7
3,529
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
892,481
126.9
7,031
1985
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
2,882,900
197.9
14,566
1970
1971
308,725
79.7
3,872
1972
358,694
84.6
4,240
1978
1979
1,072,305
133.9
8,006
1986
1980
1,293,466
143.2
9,032
1987
3,212,604
208.8
15,388
432,767
90.1
4,802
1,642,281
153.9
10,673
1988
3,574,103
220.1
16,239
4,102,191
230.4
17,803
1973
528,603
103.0
5,133
1981
1,892,562
164.1
11,534
1989
4,712,894
241.6
19,504
1974
605,461
112.8
5,368
1982
2,101,267
174.2
12,064
1990
5,176,861
254.3
20,361
1975
673,437
117.8
5,719
1983
2,370,078
182.3
13,002
1991
5,382,810
260.7
20,649
1976
772,329
122.0
6,329
1984
2,550,810
190.8
13,369
1992
5,635,133
265.4
21,233
F o rt S m ith , A R -O K (M S A )
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
344,926
125.8
2,742
1977
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
888,051
156.2
5,673
1985
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
1,879,504
169.3
11,101
1970
1971
378,200
129.0
2,932
1978
1972
423,584
133.2
3,180
1979
1,013,843
159.4
6,360
1986
1980
1,130,096
161.6
6,995
1987
2,001,866
170.5
11,741
473,769
136.6
3,469
1,261,677
163.3
7,728
1988
2,116,040
172.3
12,282
2,234,856
173.6
12,876
1973
541,002
138.6
3,904
1981
1,419,281
163.8
8,666
1989
2,344,587
174.8
13,413
1974
621,888
143.2
4,342
1982
1,472,104
162.7
9,048
1990
2,470,563
176.2
14,023
1975
685,073
171.0
4,006
1983
1,585,523
164.9
9,615
1991
2,588,851
178.1
14,533
1976
778,764
150.9
5,160
1984
1,745,482
167.5
10,420
1992
2,853,726
180.5
15,806
F o rt W a lto n B a a c h , F L (M 8 A )
1969
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
253,421
84.2
3,009
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
621,190
107.7
5,769
1985
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
1,638,055
127.9
12,030
1970
279,772
88.5
3,161
1978
702,549
108.9
6,450
1986
1,679,589
131.7
12,749
1971
318,058
90.7
3,508
1979
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
1,582,443
413.9
3,824
1977
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
3,240,975
437,0
7,416
1985
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)...........
5,766,622
433.3
13,309
1970
1,665,636
421.5
3,952
1978
3,628,155
441.8
8,212
1986
6,326,151
440.2
14,372
363,297
95.7
3,794
1980
775,994
111.3
6,971
1987
876,247
110.9
7,901
1988
1,838,302
135.4
13,581
F o rt W a y n e ,
1969
1972
1,983,962
138.0
14,375
1973
401,856
97.6
4,119
1981
1,036,674
113.1
9,165
1989
2,158,726
141.0
15,310
1974
447,743
98.7
4,537
1982
1,139,650
116.0
9,825
1990
2,332,543
144.5
16,139
1975
508,276
105.5
4,819
1983
1,267,972
120.4
10,532
1991
2,619,741
148.3
16,987
1976
563,774
105.3
5,354
1984
1,403,349
124.1
11,304
1992
2,708,907
153.4
17,656
IN (M 8 A )
1971
1,804,191
427.0
4,225
1979
4,030,235
444.2
9,073
1987
6,770,654
446.0
15,180
1972
1,990,709
430.4
4,626
1980
4,236,489
444.4
9,533
1988
7,307,359
447.9
18,313
1973
2,283,423
433.9
5,263
1981
4,602,347
440.0
10,459
1989
7,841,441
452.9
17,316
1974
2,454,088
435.8
5,631
1982
4,684,298
435.7
10,750
1990
8,184,435
457.1
17,904
1975
2,553,729
435.9
5,859
1983
4,849,151
432.0
11,226
1991
8,364,683
460.2
18,175
1976
2,891,811
435.6
6,640
1984
5,393,426
431.3
12,504
1992
8,968,569
463.3
19,360
35
Metropolitan Areas
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
F o rt W o rth -A rlln g to n , T X (P M S A )
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
2.998,261
766.9
3,910
6,736,805
905.8
7,438
3,315,254
816.0
4,063
1979
7,781,180
927.2
8,393
9,140,207
959.3
9,528
1987
1986
1985
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
3,178,056
803.1
3,957
1978
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
1971
1970
1969
18,203,506
1,206.5
15,088
18,952,469
1,254.8
15,104
1969
1970
19,972,670
1,293.6
15,439
1972
3,638,409
812.8
4,477
1980
1973
4,089,215
822.6
4,971
1981
1974
4,681,536
847.6
5,523
1975
5,253,887
861.0
6,102
1976
5,977,670
887.4
6.736
1982
1983
1984
14,718,155
1,114.5
13,206
16,533,100
1,156.4
14,297
10,711,299
999.1
10,721
12,369,031
1,029.7
12,012
13,465,592
1,073.4
12,545
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
28,740,466
1,419.3
20,250
1976
21,316,473
1,310.8
16,262
22,891,670
1,336.0
17,134
25,527,332
1,367.8
18,663
26,724,260
1,397.4
19,124
1972
1973
1974
1975
F resn o , C A (M S A )
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
1,595,062
449.4
3,549
3,905,692
541.8
7,209
8,190,169
663.3
12,348
1,904,775
467.5
4,075
1979
4,362,901
553.3
7,885
5,306,719
566.5
9,368
1987
1986
1985
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
1,755,257
456.6
3,844
1978
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
1971
8.796,429
677.5
12,984
9,615,933
696.1
13,815
2,143,695
475.1
4,512
1980
6,126,401
581.3
10,539
2,486,022
484.3
5,133
1981
6,320,062
597.1
10,584
2,923,926
496.0
5,896
1982
6,600,349
612.9
10,770
3.123,463
512.1
6,099
1983
6,781,435
630.6
10,754
3,624,754
526.9
6,880
1984
7,583,860
648.5
11,694
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
10,194,859
718.7
14,185
11,083,287
740.0
14,977
12,146,160
760.9
15,964
12,430,760
785.0
15,835
13,176,392
804.6
16,376
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
G a d s d e n , A L (M S A )
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
259,871
92.0
2,823
558,501
100.2
5,575
1,075,223
100.6
10,683
290,638
94.9
3,063
1979
636,491
101.7
6,257
719,194
102.9
6,987
1987
1986
1985
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
267,246
94.1
2,839
1978
1977
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
1971
1970
1969
1,130,235
101.0
11,191
1,198,601
100.5
11,926
325,266
95.8
3,397
1980
783,083
103.2
7,587
1988
1,270,348
100.5
12,645
363,168
96.1
3,780
1981
870,787
103.3
8,431
1989
1,323,722
100.0
13,234
400,148
96.6
4,143
1982
881,905
102.0
8,649
1990
1,386,509
99.8
13,889
442,323
97.9
4,516
1983
939,066
101.3
9,266
1991
1,429,964
99.9
14,320
485,774
99.0
4,908
1984
1,023,217
101.8
10,049
1992
1,547,421
99.8
15,500
G a in e s v ille , FL (M S A )
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
278,404
101.0
2,757
770,441
137.4
5,609
1,953,768
169.4
11,530
364,321
108.9
3,346
1979
886,490
142.7
6,211
1,001,962
146.0
6,862
1987
1986
1985
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
319,651
105.1
3,040
1978
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
1971
1970
1969
2,107,724
171.5
12,289
2,281,665
174.1
13,103
1972
430,742
119.8
3,596
1980
1,158,477
152.4
7,603
1988
2,461,359
175.8
13,998
1973
512,036
125.9
4,067
1981
1,304,009
155.2
8,404
1989
2,705,080
178.7
15,136
1974
579,192
131.2
4,413
1982
1,426,658
159.2
8,964
1990
2,930,541
182.3
16,078
1975
643,187
132.6
4,849
1983
1,573,578
162.1
9,707
1991
3,101,934
185.8
16,692
1976
701,411
132.8
5,282
1984
1,763,033
165.6
10,647
1992
3,308,668
189.4
17,468
G a lv e s to n -T e x a s C ity , T X (P M S A )
1970
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
■576,457
170.7
3,377
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
1,423,780
189.4
7,517
1985
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
2,929,826
217.2
13,486
653,697
170.5
3,835
1978
1,618,846
191.7
8,447
1986
2,924,275
217.1
13,469
1971
703,475
173.0
4,066
1979
1,832,968
194.8
9,408
1987
3,001,322
214.9
13,967
1972
751,070
175.1
4,289
1980
2,063,375
197.0
10,472
1988
3,271,254
216.5
15,109
1973
831,238
175.2
4,745
1981
2,377,209
202.1
11,762
1989
3,511,863
216.5
16,225
1974
952,928
176.2
5,408
1982
2,581,490
209.7
12,309
1990
3,787,295
218.4
17,344
1975
1,130,808
178.8
6,324
1983
2,639,237
215.0
12,276
1991
4,023,326
223.1
18,032
1976
1,296,636
184.9
7,012
1984
2,841,476
215.8
13,169
1992
4,317,167
228.1
18,928
36
Metropolitan Areas
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
G a ry , IN (P M S A )
1969
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
2,419,591
627.7
3,855
1977
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
4,934,112
641.6
7,690
1985
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)...........
7,743,869
615.8
12,574
1970
2,523,416
634.9
3,974
1978
5,558,375
643.8
8,633
1986
7,893,253
607.3
12,998
1971
2,650,357
641.0
4,135
1979
6,184,740
646.7
9,563
1987
8,317,841
604.0
13,772
1972
2,916,840
637.9
4,573
1980
6,446,498
642.5
10,033
1988
9,011,188
606.1
14,867
1973
3,297,188
641.8
5,137
1981
7,060,113
639.3
11,044
1989
9,742,956
605.4
16,094
1974
3,673,821
640.1
5,740
1982
7,065,187
635.6
11,115
1975
3,906,063
639.5
6,108
1983
7,128,302
628.3
11,345
1976
4,387,450
641.7
6,837
1984
7,471,734
623.3
11,988
1990
1991
1992
10,372,880
606.0
17,118
10,723,013
611.9
17,523
11,277,811
616.8
18,285
1974
1975
1976
G le n a F alla , N Y (M S A )
1969
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
331,656
101.4
3,270
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
631,731
109.8
5,752
1985
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)...........
1,284,456
112.0
11,464
1970
364,863
102.6
3,556
1978
695,260
110.3
6,301
1986
1,417,499
112.8
12,568
1971
1972
391,416
104.7
3,740
1979
417,681
105.9
3,943
1980
762,723
110.5
6,905
1987
1,535,738
114.7
13,392
850,799
109.7
7,753
1988
1,664,842
116.7
14,271
1973
455,162
106.4
4,280
1981
933,251
110.0
8,487
1989
1,782,721
117.8
15,131
495,602
106.7
4,643
1982
999,726
110.1
9,081
1990
1,898,012
119.0
15,954
532,162
108.4
4,910
1983
1,074,300
110.5
9,723
1991
1,938,429
120.1
16,142
586,625
108.9
5,387
1984
1,198,418
111.0
10,794
1992
2,062,733
120.9
17,056
G o ld s b o ro , N C (M S A)
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
236,554
85.5
2,767
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)...........
503,453
94.7
5,318
1985
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
1,004,621
101.5
9.900
1970
259,128
85.7
3,022
1978
566,816
96.8
5,856
1986
1,047,360
100.6
10,410
1971
1972
283,644
87.9
3,225
1979
320,444
90.2
3,555
1980
616,847
97.1
6,350
1987
1,088,372
101.8
10,691
678,016
97.2
6,976
1988
1,176,920
102.9
11,437
1973
359,468
90.3
3,979
1981
747,824
98.2
7,615
1989
1,280,339
103.9
12,322
1974
406,919
91.8
4,432
1982
794,693
98.8
8,040
1990
1,378,737
104.9
13,146
1975
433,465
92.5
4,686
1983
847,019
99.7
8,496
1991
1,445,611
106.5
13,571
1976
476,619
93.4
5,106
1984
963,230
100.8
9,554
1992
1,542,974
107.7
14,325
G ra n d F o rk s , N D -M N (M S A)
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
273,873
94.2
‘ 2,906
1977
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
607,446
101.9
5,959
1985
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
1,175,650
103.1
11,405
1970
313,071
95.9
3,263
1978
745,805
101.2
7,368
1986
1,276,113
103.3
12,353
1971
342,450
97.9
3,498
1979
776,366
101.4
7,658
1987
1,300,140
103.2
12,600
1972
387,410
98.6
3,929
1980
803,019
101.0
7,948
1988
1,285,819
103.7
12,403
1973
519,146
99.8
5,202
1981
904,218
101.2
8,931
1989
1,402,063
103.4
13,556
1974
540,170
100.1
5,396
1982
983,312
101.5
9,687
1990
1,524,799
103.0
14,804
1975
576,051
98.2
5,866
1983
1,057,196
102.6
10,302
1991
1,548,398
102.4
15,121
1976
614,259
100.6
6,105
1984
1,173,040
103.2
11,364
1992
1,677,627
103.2
16,257
G ra n d R a p ld s -M u s k e g o n -H o lla n d , Ml (M S A )
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
2,804,843
753.9
3,720
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)...........
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
5,767,296
808.4
7,134
1970
2,936,947
764.0
3,844
1978
6,582,277
817.8
8,049
1971
3,141,273
768.1
4,090
1979
7,388,571
831.6
8,885
1972
3,502,104
773.4
4,528
1980
7,959,718
842.8
9,445
1973
3,901,185
783.0
4,983
1981
8,718,662
848.7
10,273
1974
4,266,725
787.6
5,417
1982
9,024,822
849.9
10,618
1975
4,552,671
791.9
5,749
1983
9,693,735
852.6
11,370
1976
5,108,569
799.6
6,389
1984
10,867,547
862.4
12,601
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
11,716,516
875.7
13,380
12,585,964
885.1
14,219
13,409,508
899.4
14,909
14,366,097
915.4
15,694
15,317,832
927.3
16,519
16,308,185
941.6
17,320
17,165,985
954.3
17,987
18,249,066
964.4
18,924
37
Metropolitan Areas
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
G re a t Falls , M T (M S A )
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
287,092
81.2
3,536
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
602,805
86.2
6,989
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
996,655
80.7
12,344
1,068,766
78.2
13,660
1,039,598
78.6
13,233
1,118,334
78.1
14,313
454,497
85.1
5,339
837,693
80.2
10,448
878,657
80.2
10,961
1,241,278
77.7
15,974
550,249
84.9
6,484
1984
940,772
81.5
11,539
988,004
81.4
12,145
1992
1991
1990
1,194,812
77.9
15,341
492,017
84.7
5,809
1983
1982
1989
1988
1987
1986
1985
777,747
80.6
9,646
729,814
84.5
8,639
671,156
86.6
7,749
411,513
84.7
4,857
1981
1980
1979
1978
1977
378,181
84.8
4,457
337,461
84.5
3,996
316,675
82.3
3,850
1976
1975
1974
1973
1972
1971
1970
1,304,836
78.4
16,651
1,383,375
79.3
17,452
G re e le y , C O (P M S A )
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
267,503
86.2
3,103
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
711,095
112.6
6,318
. 1,487,510
131.3
11,326
•
1,518,598
131.8
11,518
1,017,097
123.9
8,212
937,676
120.2
7,801
1,684,247
131.7
12,791
1,568,502
131.9
11,896
589,761
108.1
5,458
1,168,320
124.6
9,375
1,226,651
125.7
9,759
1,956,203
132.0
14,822
695,448
110.1
6,319
1984
1,326,505
129.5
10,243
1,457,282
130.9
11,136
1992
1991
1990
1,844,527
131.6
14,021
638,946
108.5
5,890
1983
1982
1989
1988
1987
1986
1985
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
833,378
114.9
7,252
492,238
104.4
4,714
1981
1980
1979
1978
1977
412,447
99.6
4,141
352,773
93.8
3,762
319,734
90.0
3,552
1976
1975
1974
1973
1972
1971
1970
1969
2,079,817
133.4
15,592
2,271,300
135.9
16,718
G re en B a y, W l (M S A )
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
525,884
152.0
3,459
1,218,703
171.7
7,097
1985
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
2,537,773
184.2
13,777
1,381,071
172.7
7,995
1986
2,701,019
185.8
14,536
689,942
162.7
4,242
624,524
161.7
3,863
1,724,763
176.0
9,802
1,544,868
173.2
8,921
1987
1988
2,801,937
187.4
14,949
769,843
164.6
4,676
2,989,562
190.2
15,715
871,214
166.2
5,243
1982
1981
1980
1979
1978
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
573,524
159.0
3,607
1,878,773
178.0
10,555
1989
3,249,541
192.5
16,881
1976
1975
1974
1973
1972
1971
1970
1969
i
2,004,508
179.3
11,177
1990
3,522,412
195.3
18,037
956,259
168.9
5,662
1,074,783
170.6
6,299
1984
1983
2,159,801
180.8
11,943
2,375,610
182.7
13,000
1992
1991
3,707,114
198.4
18,684
3,995,985
201.4
19,845
G re e n s b o ro -W In s to n -S a le m -H Ig h P o int, N C (M S A )
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
2,960,895
829.8
3,568
1977
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
6,312,456
917.6
6,879
1970
3,218,945
842.2
3,822
1978
7,153,224
929.5
7,696
1971
3,496,228
860.3
4,064
1979
7,929,472
941 .€
8,421
1972
3,903,860
876.4
4,454
1980
8,824,220
953.3
9,256
1973
4,382,639
885.7
4,948
1981
9,919,806
961.3
10,319
1974
4,795,228
891.6
5,378
1975
5,109,673
896.6
5,699
1976
5,698,544
906.2
6,288
1982
1983
1984
10,449,759
970.0
10,773
11,360,091
976.8
11,630
12,667,095
985.1
12,859
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
13,666,192
995.1
13,734
14,740,626
1,003.6
14,686
15,844,21 '
1.018.C
15,56<1
17,267,936
1,027.6
16,796
18.175.00C
1,040.7
17,46c
19.456.67C
1,053.6
•18,467
20,111,266
1,066.1
18,865
21,502,780
1,078.4
19,940
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
G re e n v ille , N C (M S A )
1969
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands)......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
184,79
73.
2,51
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) ......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
465,09 9
80.
5,74 6
1985
Total personal income (thousands of dollars
Total population (thousands) .....................
Per capita personal income (dollars)..........
1,044,157
97. 2
10,75 9
1970
210,66.
74.
2,84
1978
545,63
82. 0
6,65 7
1986
1,124,627
99. 5
11,304
1971
226,89 3
75. 3
3,01 3
1979
580,645
82. 8
7,01 1
1987
1,229,259
101 9
12,06>6
252,63:
75.
3,36<
1980
671,20
90.
7,41 5
1988
1,362,84 3
104. 1
13,087
297,44»
75.
3,92
1981
753,62
92.
8,18 0
1989
1,512,642
106 3
14,230
337,16C
76.(
4,43
1982
811,10
93.
8,66
1990
1,671,078
108. 4
15,41 7
384,05
78.
4,86
1983
864,36 D
94. 9
9,10 4
1991
1,758,942
110. 9
15,854
440,363
80.1
5,494
1984
979,650
95.9
10,213
1992
1,889,743
112.4
16,809
38
Metropolitan Areas
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
G re en v llle -S p a rta n b u rg -A n d e ro o n , S C (M S A )
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) ......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)...........
1,842,70t
605.1
3,04!
1977
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands)......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
4.240,04S
709.5
5,976
1985
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
9,086,839
785.3
11,571
1970
1971
2,005,19'
618.1
3,24.
1978
2,197,76(
634.1
3,466
1979
4,808,280
720.3
6,676
1986
9,668,350
792.4
12,201
1972
2,475,55!
652.6
3.79Î
1980
5,434,869
732.4
7,421
6,138,27£
747.2
8,21 £
1973
2,858,00:
666.6
4,286
1981
6,814,392
758.C
8,987
1974
3,206,536
683.1
4,694
1982
7,112,196
764.4
9,304
1975
3,400,79<
691.!
4,91!
1983
7,705,871
769.1
10,019
1976
3,834,252
691.2
5,547
1984
8,503,356
776.4
10,953
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
10,436,114
801.3
13,023
11,465,644
812.4
14,114
12,338,402
823.2
14,989
13,201,699
833.7
15,836
13,672,783
843.2
16,216
14,453,412
853.0
16,945
1973
1974
1975
1976
H a g e rs to w n , M D (P M S A )
1969
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)...........
344,914
103.1
3,346
1977
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
711,500
111.2
6,398
1985
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)...........
1970
1,406,556
114.7
12,267
1971
360,068
103.9
3,465
1978
1979
803,655
112.7
7,130
1986
424,988
106.1
4,004
1980
900,334
113.6
7,929
1987
1,493,693
116.6
12,808
1972
386,410
105.1
3,677
1,604,502
117.9
13,608
967,791
112.8
8,579
1988
1,700,539
119.3
14,259
473,673
107.3
4,414
1981
1,048,966
111.7
9,391
1989
1,851,077
120.4
15,369
534,278
108.6
4,918
1982
1
1,104,740
111.2
9,935
1990
1,954,041
121.8
16,037
586,051
110.1
5,323
1983
1,176,385
112.7
10,436
1991
2,013,861
123.7
16,281
638,891
110.8
5,768
1984
1,315,167
113.7
11,563
1992
2,113,808
125.5
16,846
H a m llto n -M Id d le to w n , O H (P M S A )
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
829,367
223.8
3,706
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
1,777,086
245.9
7,227
1985
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
3,581,390
271.4
13,197
1970
1971
869,482
226.9
3,832
1978
929,560
229.3
4,054
1979
1,985,136
251.4
7,897
1986
2,236,460
256.5
8,719
1987
3,855,683
275.0
14,020
4,075,374
280.9
14,511
1972
1,005,284
232.4
4,325
1980
2,503,643
259.6
9,643
1988
4,378,606
284.3
15,404
1973
1,141,350
236.9
4,817
1981
2,769,849
263.0
10,532
1989
4,650,097
288.4
16,121
1974
1,269,624
239.0
5,311
1982
2,899,192
263.6
10,998
1990
4,961,678
293.0
16,937
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
1,876,440
505.5
3,712
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
3,939,348
543.0
7,255
1985
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
7,829,024
568.0
13,785
1970
2,058,113
511.6
4,023
1978
4,338,522
546.0
7,946
1986
8,454,292
571.8
14,785
1971
2,208,578
519.8
4,249
1979
4,813,082
551.8
8,722
1987
8,997,254
575.7
15,629
1972
2,446,561
525.1
4,659
1980
5,312,062
557.9
9,522
1988
9,641,308
580.7
16,602
1,380,478
240.7
5,735
1983
3,076,210
263.3
11,684
1991
5,174,191
299.2
17,291
1976
1,582,476
241.4
6,555
1984
3,371,861
267.5
12,603
1992
5,555,229
305.0
18,211
•
H a rrls b u rg -L e b a n o n -C a rlls le , PA (M S A)
1969
1975
1973
2,726,844
532.0
5,126
1981
5,810,603
561.9
10,340
1974
3,018,665
533.7
5,656
1982
6,245,981
561.8
11,117
1975
3,258,074
553.4
5,888
1983
6,652,112
563.8
11,798
1976
3,597,765
538.7
6,679
1984
7,256,213
566.1
12,818
1989
1990
1991
1992
10,504,575
584.8
17,961
11,190,404
589.7
18,976
11,717,894
596.2
19,655
12,393,644
601.4
20,609
1973
1974
1975
1976
H a rtfo rd , C T (N E C M A )
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
4,749,708
1,021.0
4,652
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
8,570,255
1,041.2
8,231
1970
5,058,810
1,037.8
4,875
1978
9,593,064
1,046.8
9,164
1971
5,238,289
1,046.7
5,005
1972
5,615,438
1,050.9
5,343
1979
1980
10,887,637
1,048.3
10,386
12,396,571
I,
II,
6,202,834
1,051.7
5,898
1981
13,670,314
053.0 1,057.1
773 12,932
6,777,183
1,054.6
6,426
7,242,578
1,050.7
6,893
7,831,293
1,047.8
7,474
1982
1983
1984
14,714,346
1,061.0
13,868
15,753,112
1,069.4
14,731
17,507,308
1,073.8
16,304
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
18,844,227
1,082.0
17,416
20,648,359
1,090.5
18,934
22,464,316
1,104.8
20,334
24,501,078
1,115.4
21,967
26,110,182
1,121.0
23,292
27,084,640
1,124.3
24,090
27,400,085
1,125.0
24,357
28,553,562
1,121.5
25,461
39
Metropolitan Areas
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
H lc k o ry -M o rg a n to n , N C (M S A )
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
720,596
224.8
3,205
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
1,550,471
257.5
6,020
1,720,340
262.3
6,559
3,241,004
281.9
11,495
1980
2,102,314
271.1
7,754
1,895,205
265.7
7,132
1987
3,525,646
283.2
12,450
955,808
240.5
3,975
845,923
234.4
3,608
1979
1986
1985
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
769,230
228.3
3,369
1978
1977
1972
1971
1970
1969
1988
4,097,300
288.1
14,223
3,789,246
285.2
13,288
1973
1,082,859
247.2
4,381
1981
2,362,163
272.5
8,667
1989
4,354,797
290.6
14,988
1974
1,158,683
251.4
4,609
1982
2,473,399
274.7
9,005
1990
4,662,951
293.2
15,904
1975
1,211,790
253.4
4,783
1983
2,746,125
275.2
9,979
1991
4,779,497
296.0
16,148
1976
1,371,428
254.8
5,383
1984
3,060,643
278.3
10,996
1992
5,156,492
299.2
17,233
H o n o lu lu , H I (M S A )
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
2,789,778
603.4
4,623
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
3,192,197
623.8
5,118
5,944,384
735.0
8,088
1972
3,417,996
633.0
5,399
1979
1978
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
1971
1970
1969
6,610,371
740.5
8,927
7,465,034
753.4
9,908
3,768,413
664.8
5,668
1980
8,424,560
764.0
11,026
1973
4,195,809
683.8
6,136
1981
9,214,251
766.3
12,024
1974
4,639,586
698.0
6,647
1982
9,736,914
774.8
12,567
1975
5,084,040
707.9
7,182
1976
5,514,692
716.9
7,692
1983
1984
10,626,643
787.4
13,497
11,379,845
793.5
14,341
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
12,134,387
799.9
15,170
12,977,011
807.4
16,072
13,891,367
815.2
17,040
15,204,966
820.9
18,523
16,731,476
826.5
20,195
18,448,296
838.2
22,009
19,335,816
850.1
22,744
20,597,030
863.1
23,864
1969
1970
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
H o u m a , L A (M S A )
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
373,290
143.3
2,606
1977
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
1,027,102
166.3
6,177
1985
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
2,074,464
190.6
10,886
1971
411,951
145.4
2,832
454,083
148.0
3,068
1979
1978
1,213,892
169.7
7,155
1,401,643
174.0
8,056
1987
1986
1,939,249
189.7
10,220
1,864,975
186.2
10,016
501,939
151.4
3,315
1980
1,661,834
178.3
9,321
1988
1,991,517
185.4
10,741
570,042
152.9
3,727
1981
1,951,625
184.0
10,608
1989
2,098,304
184.1
11,399
670,084
154.8
4,330
1982
2,052,389
188.9
10,866
1990
2,276,421
182.9
12,445
766,841
158.9
4,826
1983
1,971,663
190.5
10,348
1991
2,420,873
184.9
13,094
902,117
162.8
5,543
1984
2,034,115
190.3
10,691
1992
2,497,371
186.5
13,389
H o u s to n , T X (P M S A )
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
7,307,527
1,872.1
3,903
1971
1970
8,119,569
1,913.9
4,242
8,905,877
1,975.4
4,509
1972
9,898,143
2,028.7
4,879
1973
1974
1975
1976
11,284,379
2,093.4
5,390
13,446,572
2,165.3
6,210
15,740,029
2,263.7
6,953
18,196,182
2,359.9
7,711
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
20,975,393
2,452.2
8,554
24,985,746
2,555.2
9,778
29,396,819
2,659.5
11,054
34,684,966
2,786.9
12,446
41,561,631
2,918.4
14,241
45,862,194
3,107.7
14,757
45,791,167
3,199.9
14,310
48,962,612
3,223.0
15,192
1965
1986
1987
1968
1989
1990
1991
1992
51,252,247
3,232.1
15,857
50,199,436
3,275.5
15,326
50,936,913
3,242.5
15,709
55,093,089
3,261.0
16,894
59,807,136
3,287.3
18,193
65,994,541
3,343.0
19,741
71,324,156
3,437.5
20,749
76,741,828
3,530.4
21,737
1973
1974
1975
1976
H u n tln g to n -A s h la n d , W V -K Y -O H (M 8 A )
1969
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
877,799
307.3
2,856
1977
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
1,961,673
328.1
5,980
1985
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
3,397,279
328.1
10,354
1970
959,681
307.6
3,120
1978
2,225,217
331.0
6,723
1986
3,517,965
323.3
10,881
1971
1,040,091
313.1
3,322
1979
2,497,037
334.8
7,458
1987
3,641,115
320.1
11,376
1972
1,109,879
314.7
3,527
1980
2,733,822
336.7
8,119
1988
3,859,678
317.4
12,161
1,224,036
314.1
3,897
1981
2,946,091
336.4
8,757
1989
4,090,544
314.2
13,018
1,382,772
314.7
4,394
1982
3,040,341
333.6
9,113
1990
4,369,472
312.5
13,981
1,536,972
317.3
4,843
1983
3,078,115
334.3
9,208
1991
4,590,342
313.7
14,631
1,762,508
323.4
5,419
1984
3,258,427
331.7
9,822
1992
4,946,881
314.9
15,711
40
Metropolitan Areas
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
H u n ts v ille , A L (M S A )
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands)......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
739,35
224.
3.29!
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
1,484,786
237.C
6,266
1985
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
1970
3,542,509
277.4
12,770
1971
804,886
228.:
3,526
1978
1,672,786
238.1
7,026
1986
3,869,245
274.3
14,108
1972
872,806
230.6
3,786
947,57232.:
4,076
1979
1980
1,864,026
240.C
7,766
2,067,902
244.1
8,473
1987
1988
4,251,782
281.3
15,116
4,629,964
287.7
16,095
1973
1,032,75f
233.2
4,426
1981
2.338.10C
247.7
9,438
1989
4,967,265
290.5
17,099
1974
1,124,02!
231.!
4,84!
1982
2,551,542
255.7
9.98C
1990
5,361,249
294.5
18,206
1975
1,201,99!
232.!
5,17"
1983
2,795,27!
260.6
10,716
1991
5,694,080
300.4
18,955
1976
1,349,586
234.6
5,752
1984
3,184,897
267.5
11,907
1992
6,186,135
308.1
20,082
In d ia n a p o lis , IN (M S A )
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
4,960,734
1,229.9
4,033
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
1970
5,123,022
1,251.4
4,094
1971
5,556,091
1,259.3
4,412
1972
6,059,601
1,269.4
4,774
1973
6,867,593
1,274.5
5,388
1974
7,418,417
1,283.2
5,781
1975
7,927,570
1,280.6
6,191
1976
8,841,942
1,283.5
6,889
1978
1979
1980
1981
11,008,432
1,297.1
8,487
12,190,707
1,301.5
9,366
13,306,438
1,307.9
10,174
14,555,631
I,
II,
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
18,729,209
1,329.1
14,092
20,003,425
1,333.9
14,996
21,319,898
1,347.2
15,825
22,961,466
1,356.9
16,922
24,818,253
1,370.8
18,105
26,638,064
1,384.4
19,242
27,853,184
1,405.6
19,816
29,893,377
1,424.1
20,992
1969
1970
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
9,843,710
1,288.4
7,640
1982
14,945,487
311.7 I,
097 II,
1983
15,875,933
313.8 1,314.9
376 12,073
1984
17,512,689
1,322.1
13,246
Io w a C ity, IA (M S A )
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
219,232
67.9
3,230
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
561,569
79.2
7,092
1985
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
1,135,654
88.8
12,792
251,728
72.3
3,481
1978
643,343
79.5
8,093
1986
1,212,925
89.5
13,548
1971
274,517
73.6
3,732
1979
712,260
81.4
8,749
1987
1,272,192
90.6
14,037
296,455
73.1
4,053
1980
788,760
82.0
9,621
1988
1,361,472
92.5
14,721
343,426
74.9
4,585
1981
881,797
83.7
10,539
1989
1,531,893
94.5
16,218
377,567
76.1
4,963
1982
930,760
84.9
10,967
1990
1,652,445
96.4
17,145
436,662
76.5
5,708
1983
991,872
86.2
11,507
1991
1,730,047
96.4
17,940
491,617
79.1
6,217
1984
1,082,082
87.9
12,312
1992
1,836,195
97.5
18,824
J a c k s o n , Ml (M S A )
1969
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
558,539
142.8
3,912
1977
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
1,081,966
150.3
7,198
1985
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)...........
1,782,887
142.4
12,524
1970
576,290
143.2
4,024
1978
1,220,625
151.5
8,057
1986
1,888,579
144.4
13,076
1971
600,872
143.6
4,185
1979
1,344,767
151.8
8,859
1987
2,023,312
147.0
13,768
1972
675,514
144.4
4,679
1980
1,421,854
151.2
9,405
1988
2,106,211
147.7
14,256
1973
764,074
145.5
5,252
1981
1,534,342
149.3
10,275
1989
2,250,873
148.7
15,133
1974
819,733
146.9
5,580
1982
1,542,041
148.1
10,414
1990
2,339,680
150.1
15,586
1975
885,029
147.9
5,984
1983
1,595,896
145.9
10,936
1991
2,403,217
151.2
15,893
1976
968,674
148.5
6,523
1984
1,705,052
143.3
11,899
1992
2,523,189
151.7
16,628
J a c k s o n , M S (M S A )
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
868,929
286.2
3,036
1977
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
2,167,453
340.9
6,359
1985
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
4,507,617
385.8
11,683
1970
956.083
289.4
3,304
1978
2,506,974
350.0
7,163
1986
4,730,053
389.7
12,137
1971
1,059,893
296.7
3,573
1979
2,865,722
357.0
8,027
1987
5,023,217
391.1
12,844
1972
1,196,449
303.5
3,943
1980
3,159,313
363.0
8,704
1988
5,365,916
392.3
13,677
1973
1,378,955
311.3
4,430
1981
3,508,001
365.5
9,598
1989
5,787,387
393.8
14,698
1974
1,573,728
322.5
4,879
1982
3,682,053
369.7
9,960
1990
6,085,975
396.4
15,354
1975
1,690,402
329.7
5,128
1983
3,915,784
373.4
10,487
1991
6,436,628
400.1
16,089
1976
1,905,708
335.4
5,681
1984
4,257,231
377.9
11,266
1992
6,862,749
405.0
16,945
41
Metropolitan Areas
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
J a c k s o n , T N (M S A )
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .............. ........
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
175,306
65.4
2,680
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
424,791
72.1
5,890
1985
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
826,466
77.3
10,696
1970
193,815
66.1
2,932
1978
464,482
71.9
6,462
1986
894,408
77.4
11,555
1971
1972
238,175
69.6
3,423
214,252
67.7
3,165
1979
1980
564,418
74.8
7,546
514,111
73.5
6,993
1987
1988
1,031,106
77.6
13,286
964,095
77.3
12,472
1973
273,649
69.9
3,913
1981
612,553
75.6
8,107
1989
1,098,046
77.8
14,108
1974
311,612
70.7
4,405
1982
643,979
75.8
8,497
1990
1,205,516
78.2
15,418
1975
341,644
71.2
4,801
1983
696,575
75.7
9,204
1991
1,266,712
79.0
16,032
1976
379,755
71.6
5,307
1984
783,890
76.2
10,287
1992
1,391,200
80.2
17,340
J a c k s o n v ille , F L (M S A )
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
2,074,776
610.5
3,399
1977
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
4,660,797
690.8
6,747
1970
2,288,969
614.1
3,727
1978
5,224,990
701.2
7,451
1971
1972
2,846,254
635.7
4,477
2,527,068
625.0
4,044
1979
1980
6,620,894
726.6
9,112
5,785,329
706.7
8,186
1973
3,234,265
648.6
4,987
1981
7,551,164
739.2
10,215
1974
3,647,748
675.4
5,401
1982
8,247,133
751.6
10,973
1975
3,964,633
677.8
5,849
1983
8,981,551
768.6
11,686
1976
4,270,481
685.3
6,232
1984
10,034,620
786.2
12,763
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
11,052,706
810.0
13,645
12,017,150
833.6
14,415
12,987,130
855.0
15,189
13,952,412
871.5
16,009
15,228,144
889.6
17,119
16,442,809
913.0
18,010
17,163,505
932.3
18,409
18,237,512
952.6
19,146
1969
1970
1973
1974
1975
1976
J a c k s o n v ille , N C (M S A )
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
267,096
100.6
2,656
1977
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
554,236
116.4
4,762
1985
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
1,220,951
133.1
9,174
316,773
102.6
3,088
1978
607,097
118.5
5,125
1986
1,282,863
137.9
9,303
1971
1972
347,367
94.7
3,669
311,244
100.8
3,087
1979
1980
675,595
113.0
5,977
632,227
113.2
5,587
1987
1,385,606
141.0
9,826
1988
1,442,387
143.8
10,033
381,363
93.2
4,092
1981
850,987
116.1
7,333
1989
1,548,156
147.2
10,517
440,380
96.4
4,570
1982
928,271
118.8
7,813
1990
1,528,804
149.9
10,201
493,779
112.7
4,380
1983
1,031,269
124.7
8,270
1991
1,600,765
150.5
10,638
525,385
115.3
4,558
1984
1,119,410
128.3
8,724
1992
1,847,453
144.5
12,782
J a m e s to w n , N Y (M S A )
1969
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
507,131
147.2
3,445
1977
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
896,245
148.9
6,019
1985
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
1,687,149
145.2
11,617
1970
536,511
147.8
3,630
1978
986,076
147.8
6,670
1986
1,772,033
144.2
12,289
1971
1972
608,383
151.6
4,012
574,323
150.1
3,827
1979
1,096,417
146.9
7,462
1987
1,802,654
143.2
12,585
1980
1,226,693
147.0
8,348
1988
1,880,009
143.3
13,120
1973
658,723
149.8
4,398
1981
1,341,157
147.1
9,118
1989
1,996,133
142.6
13,999
1974
723,835
148.7
4,868
1982
1,417,521
146.9
9,649
1990
2,100,340
142.0
14,796
1975
770,678
149.0
5,171
1983
1,483,458
146.4
10,132
1991
2,178,110
142.1
15,331
1976
835,092
148.9
5,608
1984
1,632,054
145.9
11,185
1992
2,278,173
141.7
16,083
J a n e s v llle -B e lo lt, W l (M S A)
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
494,626
129.8
3,812
1977
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
984,111
137.9
7,139
1985
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
1,802,665
139.8
12,891
1970
498,224
131.9
3,778
1978
1,098,311
138.1
7,955
1986
1,868,470
139.2
13,423
1971
543,635
132.3
4,110
1979
1,217,164
139.8
8,706
1987
1,944,830
137.5
14,143
1972
584,316
133.3
4,385
1980
1,295,816
139.5
9,286
1988
2,085,990
139.0
15,002
1973
663,382
134.6
4,928
1981
1,433,093
140.0
10,236
1989
2,199,785
139.1
15,809
1974
720,078
136.0
5,295
1982
1,445,077
139.2
10,378
1990
2,364,802
139.9
16,906
1975
763,786
137.7
5,548
1983
1,553,742
138.9
11,182
1991
2,404,423
141.1
17,036
1976
867,937
137.4
6,317
1984
1,716,763
139.4
12,318
1992
2,637,404
142.8
18,474
42
Metropolitan Areas
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
J e rs e y C ity , NJ (P M S A )
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
2,396,636
611.4
3,918
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
4,038,717
571.8
7,064
1985
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
7,679,751
569.6
13,482
1970
1971
2,569,553
606.6
4,236
1978
2,691,875
604.5
4,453
1979
4,359,307
566.9
7,690
1986
4,737,699
558.8
8,479
1987
8.160,274
567.6
14,378
8,668,578
562.8
15,402
1972
2,829,694
605.9
4,670
1980
5,219,707
558.0
9,354
1988
9,487,888
560.2
16,937
1973
3,044,262
597.0
5,099
1981
5,702,069
564.1
10,109
1974
3,303,680
591,0
5,590
1982
6,125,123
565.1
10,839
1975
3,518,232
584.6
6,018
1983
6,574,591
568.7
11,561
1976
3,752,036
581.2
6,455
1984
7,259,617
570.7
12,722
1989
1990
1991
1992
10,127,587
556.4
18,203
10,753,404
553.2
19,440
11,010,549
553.6
19,889
11,853,211
555.0
21,359
1973
1974
1975
1976
J o h n s o n C ity -K In g s p o rt-B rls to l, T N -V A (M S A
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
1,038,657
372.0
2,792
1977
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
2,305,383
416.9
5,530
1985
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
4,617,122
438.4
10,531
1970
1971
1,125,127
374.8
3,002
1978
1,218,819
383.4
3,179
1979
2,614,476
422.5
6,189
1986
2,902,701
428.6
6,773
1987
4,938,207
436.5
11,312
5,185,378
437.0
11,865
1972
1,354,018
389.8
3,474
1980
3,228,001
434.8
7,424
1988
5,547,900
437.1
12,693
1,537,401
394.2
3,900
1981
3,637,577
437.6
8,312
1989
5,924,894
436.5
13,575
1,713,788
400.6
4,278
1982
3,807,864
438.6
8,681
1990
6,420,855
436.8
14,699
1,830,996
406.2
4,507
1983
4,032,162
438.5
9,196
1991
6,743,729
440.4
15,313
2,063,569
414.1
4,983
1984
4,332,460
438.6
9,877
1992
7,217,251
444.6
16,232
J o h n s to w n , P A (M S A )
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
770,623
264.3
2,916
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
1,780,245
270.8
6,575
1985
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
2,776,385
253.0
10,974
1970
1971
831,987
263.4
3,159
1978
895,244
266.3
3,361
1979
1,938,216
269.1
7,203
1986
2,170,377
267.3
8,118
1987
2,902,316
249.8
11,617
2,969,067
247.2
12,010
1972
997,961
268.4
3,718
1980
2,315,471
264.4
8,757
1988
3,100,810
245.3
12,643
1973
1,115,086
267.9
4,162
1981
2,469,166
262.7
9,399
1989
3,361,466
242.9
13,837
1974
1,267,983
266.7
4,754
1982
2,527,277
259.5
9,739
1990
3,559,791
241.1
14,763
1975
1,450,330
267.6
5,419
1983
2,535,133
258.0
9,824
1991
3,711,586
241.1
15,398
1976
1,598,377
269.4
5,932
1984
2,705,446
256.8
10,537
1992
3,922,884
240.8
16,291
J o p lin , M O (M S A )
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
319,146
114.0
2,801
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
687,741
123.7
5,559
1985
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
1,470,002
130.6
11,269
1970
1971
342,753
113.0
3,032
1978
366,531
114.4
3,204
1979
775,977
124.9
6,213
1986
873,816
126.8
6,894
1987
1,562,469
131.8
11,852
1,647,748
132.9
12,399
1972
415,764
117.4
3,543
1980
975,930
127.9
7,632
1988
1,736,296
133.5
13,007
1973
474,779
119.4
3,976
1981
1,092,318
128.8
8,484
1989
1,842,647
134.1
13,737
1974
511,157
121.0
4,226
1982
1,152,441
128.9
8,943
1990
1,950,403
135.1
14,435
1975
549,980
121.1
4,541
1983
1,242,244
129.1
9,622
1991
2,077,896
136.0
15,283
1976
617,550
121.8
5,071
1984
1,364,106
130.0
10,494
1992
2,222,756
137.5
16,165
K a la m a zo o -B a ttle C re e k , M l (M S A )
1969
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
1,503,142
393.4
3,821
1977
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
2,984,427
414.8
7,194
1985
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
5,387,128
415.7
12,960
1970
1,569,905
399.5
3,930
1978
3,306,863
417.7
7,918
1986
5,792,883
417.8
13,866
1971
1,676,065
400.4
4,186
1979
3,656,021
418.6
8,733
1987
6,169,444
421.7
14,630
1972
1,837,232
405.1
4,536
1980
3,939,239
421.1
9,355
1988
6,552,200
424.8
15,423
1973
2,050,544
404.5
5,069
1981
4,322,141
421.3
10,259
1989
7,063,766
427.0
16,541
1974
2,230,585
407.4
5,475
1982
4,430,269
419.5
10,560
1990
7,374,041
430.3
17,137
1975
2,429,215
409.6
5,931
1983
4,672,708
416.4
11,221
1991
7,757,529
432.9
17,918
1976
2,693,673
412.0
6,538
1984
5,033,850
415.4
12,118
1992
8,200,475
436.4
18,793
Kankakee,
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
342,524
97.0
3,530
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
707,793
101.6
6,965
1985
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
1,156,236
97.9
11,807
1970
366,273
97.3
3,763
1978
780,936
103.0
7,580
1986
1,195,268
97.0
12,326
43
Metropolitan Areas
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
IL (P M S A )
1971
1972
438,504
99.7
4,398
405,656
98.7
4,112
1979
1980
913,358
103.0
8,867
854,998
104.2
8,202
1987
1,244,791
96.9
12,851
1988
1,327,722
96.7
13,735
1973
502,697
99.4
5,060
1981
1,013,103
102.9
9,844
1989
1,434,930
96.4
14,886
1974
543,475
99.8
5,446
1982
1,028,687
101.8
10,104
1990
1,569,511
96.5
16,257
1975
591,149
100.0
5,912
1983
1,038,322
100.2
10,359
1991
1,611,631
97.5
16,525
1976
641,579
100.5
6,387
1984
1,114,478
99.3
11,225
1992
1,728,158
98.9
17,471
K a n s a s C ity , M O -K S (M S A )
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
5,419,194
1,365.7
3,968
1970
5,838,413
1,388.0
4,206
1971
6,346,603
1,400.8
4,531
1972
6,950,686
1,407.5
4,938
1973
7,689,412
1,421.7
5,408
1974
8,308,279
1,418.1
5,859
1975
9,067,110
1,410.3
6,429
1976
10,087,386
1,418.9
7,109
1983
1984
19,130,633
1,462.2
13,084
21,176,044
1,476.5
14,342
1990
1991
1992
28,790,836
1,570.0
18,338
30,368,616
1,587.2
19,133
31,854,074
1,602.7
19,876
33,870,909
1,616.9
20,948
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
11,267,016
1,421.6
7,926
12,623,809
1,435.8
8,792
14,184,912
1,442.9
9,831
15,544,166
1,451.9
10,706
17,088,085
I,
II,
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
22,967,948
1,492.3
15,391
24,433,553
1,513.9
16,139
25,760,894
1,534.8
16,784
27,268,790
1,554.6
17,540
1969
1970
1972
1982
18,130,714
453.9 1,456.6
753 12,447
K e n o s h a , W l (P M S A )
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
443,332
117.9
3,759
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
904,073
122.2
7,400
1985
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
1,650,901
122.7
13,450
483,358
118.1
4,093
1978
1,019,458
123.1
8,279
1986
1,660,083
121.5
13,669
1971
586,254
119.1
4,924
518,825
118.9
4,365
1979
1980
1,287,934
123.1
10,460
1,171,837
123.0
9,524
1987
1,845,877
122.9
15,025
1988
2,013,511
125.6
16,035
663,312
120.7
5,494
1981
1,371,953
123.2
11,140
1989
2,007,890
126.9
15,821
742,918
121.7
6,106
1982
1,429,772
122.2
11,698
1990
2,163,433
128.7
16,805
781,923
123.4
6,338
1983
1,517,252
121.8
12,456
1991
2,270,000
131.7
17,242
836,573
122.8
6,810
1984
1,620,442
122.3
13,249
1992
2,421,022
134.0
18,071
K llle e n -T e m p le , T X (M S A )
1969
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
478,267
153.3
3,120
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
1,223,376
219.8
5,567
1985
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
2,602,654
. 236.0
11,027
1970
535,922
160.3
3,343
1978
1,359,009
223.9
6,069
1986
2,694,189
238.5
11,298
1971
585,030
164.5
3,556
1979
1,433,839
220.0
6,518
1987
2,829,296
244.5
11,573
1972
703,836
182.5
3,856
1980
1,633,818
215.7
7,575
1988
3,000,782
248.5
12,075
1973
821,551
203.9
4,029
1981
1,888,223
220.2
8,576
1989
3,148,869
251.7
12,509
1974
904,165
209.2
4,323
1982
2,060,889
225.4
9,145
1990
3,297,813
255.7
12.Ç97
1975
1,012,123
208.3
4,860
1983
2,231,237
228.7
9,758
1991
3,319,327
251.0
13,225
1976
1,141,646
217.2
5,257
1984
2,411,636
230.1
10,481
1992
3,791,883
254.9
14,878
K n o x v ille , T N (M S A )
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
1,356,910
459.4
2,954
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
3,197,753
520.4
6,144
1985
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
6,837,801
567.8
12,043
1970
1,481,484
463.9
3,194
1978
3,661,418
527.8
6,938
1986
7,404,451
566.9
13,061
1971
1,619,444
474.8
3,411
1979
4,114,312
537.6
7,653
1987
7,972,283
572.7
13,921
1972
1,790,334
481.2
3,720
1980
4,624,086
548.2
8,434
1988
8,648,524
578.9
14,939
1973
2,034,164
485.7
4,188
1981
5,166,653
553.9
9,327
1989
9,104,108
583.0
15,616
1974
2,273,279
492.0
4,621
1982
5,525,430
562.6
9,822
1990
9,699,487
587.9
16,498
1975
2.514,496
501.6
5,013
1983
5,823,584
565.4
10,299
1976
2,863,765
513.0
5,582
1984
6,429,622
567.1
11,339
1991
1992
10,345,551
599.0
17,272
11,210,975
610.5
18,364
44
Metropolitan Areas
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
K o k o m o , IN (M 8 A )
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
380,803
98.5
3,866
1977
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
795,223
104.0
7,648
1985
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
1,399,523
100.9
13,864
1970
386,785
100.0
3,869
1978
881,216
104.1
8,465
1986
1,420,471
100.4
14,152
1971
1972
449,299
100.5
4,470
1979
497,242
101.3
4,906
1980
931,994
104.2
6,943
1987
997,839
103.6
9,635
1988
1,444,752
98.9
14,614
1,557,555
98.1
15,882
1973
589,844
102.5
5,756
1981
1.049,697
102.6
10,228
1989
1,659,343
97.5
17,026
1974
593,634
103.8
5,720
1982
1,040,596
101.5
10,251
1990
1,710,589
97.1
17,618
1975
622,042
103.8
5,994
1983
1,141,981
100.7
11,340
1991
1,765,986
98.0
18,026
1976
715,549
103.4
6,919
1984
1,299,952
101.0
12,872
1992
1,886,959
98.6
19,141
La C ro a a e , W I-M N (M S A )
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
317,083
97.8
3,242
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
694,306
106.3
6,531
1985
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
1,416,930
112.9
12,551
1970
341,600
98.3
3,476
1978
780,148
109.5
7,124
1986
1,500,023
113.2
13,246
1971
1972
368,057
99.3
3,706
1979
398,970
98.7
4,041
1980
877,268
111.3
7,879
1987
991,288
109.8
9,030
1988
1,591,592
113.8
13,986
1,671,219
114.6
14,585
1973
452,743
100.2
4,520
1981
1,098,425
110.8
9,914
1989
1,805,847
115.5
15,636
1974
497,492
101.8
4,886
1982
1,168,378
111.3
10,493
1990
1,958,960
116.7
16,793
1975
541,194
104.6
5,173
1983
1,236,087
111.4
11,094
1991
2,036,625
117.0
17,411
1976
613,789
103.7
5,918
1984
1,344,385
112.5
11,954
1992
2,173,255
118.0
18,417
Lafa y e tte , LA (M S A )
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
627,367
274.4
2,286
1977
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
1,715,627
311.7
5,503
1985
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
4,241,359
363.0
11,685
1970
688,578
276.9
2,486
1978
2,066,346
317.3
6,512
1986
4,019,722
363.7
11,052
1971
1972
756,650
280.9
2,694
1979
844,123
286.8
2,943
1980
2,431,287
324.0
7,505
1987
2,937,696
333.1
8,819
1988
3,796,244
356.4
10,653
4,110,725
350.6
11,723
1973
974,720
288.5
3,378
1981
3,577,650
341.4
10,478
1989
4,303,215
347.7
12,378
1974
1,128,530
292.8
3,854
1982
3,962,150
354.1
11,190
1990
4,704,014
345.1
13,630
1975
1,298,323
298.4
4,352
1983
3,970,466
361.4
10,987
1991
4,998,643
349.5
14,300
1976
1,488,565
305.6
4,871
1984
4,074,034
360.4
11,304
1992
5,283,225
353.3
14,954
Lafa y e tte , IN (M S A )
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
476,003
137.9
3,451
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)...........
977,090
150.5
6,491
1985
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
1,819,235
156.9
11,594
1970
502,666
140.0
3,590
1978
1,107,434
151.6
7,305
1986
1,923,304
157.0
12,250
1971
1972
552,743
141.6
3,903
1979
596,797
145.2
4,111
1980
1,233,182
152.9
8,068
1987
1,334,664
153.5
8,697
1988
2,025,101
157.9
12,829
2,118,244
159.1
13,317
1973
694,831
145.0
4,792
1981
1,474,723
154.2
9,561
1989
2,319,379
160.5
14,447
1974
729,163
147.1
4,956
1982
1,534,874
156.0
9,837
1990
2,493,519
161.6
15,428
1975
813,283
146.9
5,637
1983
1,586,275
156.4
10,141
1991
2,607,964
163.2
15,979
1976
887,545
148.9
5,962
1984
1,735,921
156.7
11,079
1992
2,804,903
164.8
17,015
L ak e C h a rle s , LA (M S A )
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
428,027
144.5
2,962
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
981,630
157.0
6,251
1985
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
1,942,670
172.4
11,267
1970
455,966
145.3
3,138
1978
1,160,410
159.0
7,298
1986
1,945,789
170.8
11,392
1971
489,344
146.0
3,352
1979
1,338,074
163.0
8,209
1987
2,007,886
169.8
11,823
1972
514,088
148.5
3,462
1980
1,562,252
168.1
9,293
1988
2,133,706
169.5
12,588
1973
583,793
150.3
3,885
1981
1,801,351
170.9
10,540
1989
2,224,075
168.8
13,172
1974
664,570
150.7
4,409
1982
1,814,787
173.7
10,447
1990
2,409,492
168.2
14,322
1975
750,126
151.9
4,938
1983
1,890,117
174.2
10,853
1991
2,626,186
170.1
15,438
1976
864,690
154.3
5,604
1984
1,899,048
173.6
10,940
1992
2,767,582
171.5
16,137
45
Metropolitan Areas
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
L a k e la n d -W in te r H a ven, FL (M S A )
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
728,733
226.9
3,212
1,855,072
296.0
6,266
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
2,153,710
301.2
7,151
4,271,692
364.4
11,724
4,589,106
372.5
12,319
1,004,734
252.4
3,981
2,462,271
312.7
7,874
2,918,070
324.2
9,000
5,429,251
388.7
13,967
1,350,985
274.0
4,930
3,203,107
333.1
9,617
3,337,030
340.0
9,813
6,229,075
407.3
15,292
1,643,615
289.6
5,676
1984
3,621,467
346.3
10,457
3,919,106
354.7
11,048
1992
1991
1990
5,969,640
397.3
15,025
1,516,508
284.4
5,332
1983
1982
1989
1988
4,959,357
380.5
13,035
1,171,438
262.0
4,470
1981
1980
1987
1986
1985
875,206
241.5
3,624
1979
1978
1977
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
787,950
230.3
3,421
1976
1975
1974
1973
1972
1971
1970
1969
6,471,962
412.9
15,676
6,815,854
419.0
16,268
L a n c a s te r, P A (M S A)
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
1,251,539
315.7
3,964
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
2,547,514
351.1
7,256
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
2,933,994
354.7
8,273
5,451,261
384.7
14,169
5,999,143
392.1
15,300
1,581,579
332.2
4,761
3,306,540
359.3
9,202
3,579,281
363.5
9,846
6,860,275
409.4
16,756
1,940,818
340.2
5,705
3,951,022
366.9
10,769
4,200,550
370.7
11,332
8,034,949
424.7
18,918
2.302,082
347.4
1984
4,493,792
375.9
11,956
5,046,100
380.3
1992
1991
1990
7,562,377
417.1
18,133
2,073,719
344.8
6,014
1983
1982
1989
1988
6,442,274
401.5
16,046
1,795,211
336.8
5,330
1981
1980
1987
1986
1985
1,430,257
327.2
4,372
1979
1978
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
1,367,799
321.3
4,257
1976
1975
1974
1973
1972
1971
1970
1969
8,177,825
430.4
19,002
8,696,179
434.4
L a n s in g -E a s t L an sin g , M l (M S A )
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
1,413,266
371.4
3,805
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
3,004,086
404.4
7,429
1985
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
5,580,436
416.8
13,388
1972
1971
1970
1,455,235
379.0
3,839
1979
1978
3,317,790
410.0
8,093
5,959,468
421.0
14,154
1980
4,035.449
420.0
9,607
3,715,581
413.7
8,982
1987
1986
1,820,991
386.4
4,713
1,648,734
382.5
4,311
1988
6,509,411
428.0
15,211
6,175,040
425.1
14,526
1973
2,029,526
393.0
5,164
1974
2,129,946
397.3
5,362
1982
1981
4,372,278
420.3
10,403
1989
6,955,974
430.2
16,169
4,449,688
414.9
10,726
1990
7,321,044
433.5
16,890
1975
2,338,317
398.6
5,866
1983
4,820,656
413.0
11,673
1991
7,656,205
435.6
17,576
1976
2,658,194
400.6
1984
5,218,614
414.4
1992
8,031,160
436.4
18,401
L ared o , T X (M S A )
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
146,150
74.9
1,950
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
337,723
91.5
3.69C
1985
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
780,551
116.E
6,681
1971
1970
162,058
73.5
2,204
387,601
93.8
4,133
194,555
81.0
2,401
175,145
77.6
2,258
1979
1978
1972
1980
452,683
96.8
4,674
1987
1986
808,726
121 .e
6,65:
851.07C
124.C
6,862
539,608
100.5
5,371
1988
955,666
127.C
7,52C
1973
211,556
83.1
2,546
1981
645,988
104.9
6,157
1989
1,068,584
130.:
8,206
1974
229,878
77.3
2,973
1982
691,356
110.7
6,243
1990
1,207,746
134.É
8,97:
1975
265,333
83.0
3,197
1983
673,851
115.0
5,862
1991
1,356,261
140.S
9,62¿
1976
299,784
88.5
3,388
1984
722,716
116.0
6,232
1992
1,542,139
148.5
10,387
La8 C ru c e 8 , N M (M S A)
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
192,393
69.0
2,788
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
447,312
88.3
5,066
1985
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
1,114,759
119.2
9,353
1970
203,513
70.3
2,897
1978
516,392
92.2
5,601
1986
1,209,523
124.1
9,747
1971
228,235
72.7
3,138
1979
567,652
93.7
6,056
1987
1,295,900
129.3
10,022
1972
249,201
76.6
3,255
1980
644,636
97.2
6,632
1988
1,369,558
133.4
10,267
1973
277,823
76.9
3,612
1981
750,937
100.5
7,471
1989
1,536,087
134.5
11,417
1974
323,055
78.9
4,095
1982
829,399
104.7
7,923
1990
1,676,413
136.5
12,279
1975
350,475
82.0
4,275
1983
933,172
109.2
8,543
1991
1,762,081
141.0
12,493
1976
399,138
85.3
4,681
1984
1,018,194
114.7
8,875
1992
1,908,406
146.6
13,016
46
Metropolitan Areas
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
L as V a g a s , N V -A Z (M S A )
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
1,309,344
297.e
4.39S
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
3,426,848
439.1
7,804
1985
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
9,114,051
655.5
13,905
1970
1971
1,457.50C
307.S
4,734
1978
1972
1,605,832
326.7
4,916
1,779,394
343.5
5.18C
1979
4,173,239
466.4
8,948
1980
4,930,179
501.3
9,835
5,738,792
535.1
10,725
1973
2,048,406
358.4
5,716
1981
6,592,456
565.4
11,659
1974
2,286,094
378.7
6,037
1982
6,973,719
591.3
11,794
1975
2,575,277
396.2
6.50C
1983
7,461,478
613.6
12,160
1976
2,942,479
417.7
7,044
1984
8,235,784
635.7
12,955
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
10,040,295
681.7
14,729
11,084,809
717.0
15,461
12,420,875
760.0
16,343
14,412,802
806.8
17,864
16,432,997
868.2
18,928
17,774,970
929.3
19,127
19,417,279
971.2
19,994
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
L aw ren ce, KS (M S A )
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
163,217
56.9
2,867
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
401,061
62.9
6,373
1985
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
809,139
72.7
11,133
1970
1971
179,678
58.2
3,086
1978
202,453
59.6
3,396
1979
448,296
65.7
6,825
1986
503,654
66.7
7,550
1987
869,980
75.1
11,586
923,584
76.8
12,021
218,224
60.8
3,591
1980
553,461
67.9
8,146
1988
1,001,601
78.8
12,705
242,672
61.8
3,924
1981
616,513
69.3
8,893
1989
1,095,810
80.6
13,599
271,576
62.8
4,321
1982
636,912
70.0
9,096
1990
1,175,354
82.2
14,302
305,978
60.6
5,051
1983
678,704
70.2
9,669
1991
1,237,504
83.3
14,853
348,373
61.5
5,665
1984
743,330
71.1
10,448
1992
1,325,752
84.5
15,682
L aw to n , O K (M S A)
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
316,563
113.0
2,802
1977
Total personal income .................................
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
586,891
115.5
5,080
1985
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
1,263,680
117.0
10,804
1970
1971
334,056
108.0
3,093
1978
340,883
107.9
3,160
1979
660,300
117.4
5,624
1986
733,881
115.0
6,380
1987
1,286,882
115.8
11,113
1,349,457
114.8
11,751
1972
353,750
100.4
3,523
1980
817,195
113.0
7,231
1988
1,360,618
112.8
12,063
1973
395,981
102.7
3,855
1981
938,417
114.0
8,232
1989
1,406,000
111.9
12,567
1974
440,538
104.2
4,228
1982
1,067,764
117.7
9,071
1990
1,468,217
111.4
13,183
1975
476,534
105.8
4,502
1983
1,129,592
119.9
9,423
1991
1,539,748
111.3
13,832
1976
547,962
114.3
4,795
1984
1,184,657
118.8
9,974
1992
1,723,867
120.5
14,310
L ew is to n -A u b u rn , M E (N E C M A )
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
300,050
90.9
3,301
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
597,150
98.2
6,082
1985
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
1,198,559
101.1
11,857
1970
326,830
91.5
3,573
1978
657,663
98.8
6,654
1986
1,301,355
100.4
12,965
1971
336,466
92.9
3,623
1979
727,569
99.7
7,301
1987
1,410,767
101.5
13,897
1972
358,018
93.8
3,819
1980
820,117
99.6
8,233
1988
1,534,635
103.7
14,797
1973
407,209
95.1
4,283
1981
894,987
99.7
8,975
1989
1,668,684
104.8
15,924
1974
442,198
95.9
4,612
1982
953,619
99.6
9,570
1990
1,728,830
105.3
16,412
1975
479,832
95.5
5,023
1983
1,034,807
99.9
10,356
1991
1,756,857
104.7
16,784
1976
554,443
97.1
5,708
1984
1,135,363
100.8
11,265
1992
1,835,701
103.8
17,677
L e x in g to n , K Y (M S A )
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
1,028,926
302.2
3,404
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
2,349,872
359.4
6,539
1985
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
5,142,348
382.2
13,456
1970
1,093,310
310.3
3,524
1978
2,690,101
363.0
7,411
1986
5,371,803
388.1
13,843
1971
1,197,587
317.3
3,775
1979
2,998,214
369.0
8,126
1987
5,669,841
392.8
14,434
1972
1,329,514
327.2
4,063
1980
3,353,135
371.9
9,016
1988
5,998,363
395.3
15,174
1973
1,498,317
333.2
4,497
1981
3,783,793
373.2
10,138
1989
6,441,125
400.7
16,073
1974
1,675,773
343.5
4,878
1982
4,024,890
374.9
10,736
1990
7,070,244
407.5
17,351
1975
1,830,541
346.0
5,290
1983
4,333,404
376.6
11,505
1991
7,434,688
412.8
18,008
1976
2,091,585
353.2
5,923
1984
4,844,351
376.8
12,855
1992
7,937,353
420.1
18,893
47
Metropolitan Areas
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
L im a , O H (M S A )
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
556,126
148.6
3,742
1977
Total personal Income (thousands ot dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
1,046,965
152.0
6,889
1985
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
1,907,677
152.5
12,511
612,180
150.7
4,063
579,516
149.8
3,869
1980
1979
1978
1,296,548
153.7
8,435
1,167,587
151.9
7,688
1987
1986
2,096,386
153.3
13,679
2,026,517
152.7
13,273
647,344
150.1
4,311
1,406,301
154.8
9,083
1988
2,250,381
153.7
14,645
741,683
150.6
4,924
811,072
151.5
5,354
1,484,184
154.1
9,630
1989
2,359,740
154.1
15,314
855,567
153.3
5,581
1983
1982
1981
1976
1975
1974
1973
1972
1971
1970
1969
1,535,408
152.3
10,084
1990
2,475,068
154.5
16,019
1,622,934
151.2
10,732
936,198
151.2
6,192
1984
1,807,162
152.1
11,883
1992
1991
2,550,565
155.1
16,442
2,732,327
156.2
17,497
Lin co ln , N E (M S A )
1969
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
636,122
165.4
3,847
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
1,396,248
185.4
7,542
1985
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
2,678,260
203.5
13,158
1971
1970
751,978
173.0
4,347
689,287
168.8
4,084
1979
1978
1,753,522
188.6
9,296
1,589,948
187.3
8,487
1987
1986
2,926,992
205.6
14,236
2,803,163
204.2
13,726
1972
826,323
179.8
4,596
1980
1,902,505
193.7
9,824
1988
3,230,673
208.8
15,473
1973
932,266
180.5
5,165
1981
2,119,048
196.0
10,810
1989
3,393,619
211.5
16,047
1974
1,036,958
183.8
5,641
1982
2,249,100
198.0
11,360
1990
3,696,327
214.4
17,237
1975
1,150,500
183.5
6,271
1983
2,357,395
199.2
11,834
1991
3,927,497
216.7
18,123
1976
1,275,683
183.7
6,944
1984
2,519,021
202.0
12,470
1992
4,170,968
219.6
18,995
L ittle R o c k -N o rth L ittle R o ck, A R (M S A )
1969
Total personal Income (thousands ot dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
1,223,648
375.6
3,258
1977
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
3,026,545
4512
6,708
1985
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
6,395,490
495.3
12,911
1971
1970
1,493,022
394.3
3,787
1,333,683
383.4
3,479
1979
1978
3,884,184
465.0
8,353
3,467,294
459.3
7,548
1987
1986
6,796,474
500.9
13,567
7,065,231
506.2
13,957
1972
1,685,247
404.6
4,166
1980
4,327,104
475.5
9,100
1988
7,456,097
507.4
14,695
1973
1,938,957
416.4
4,656
1981
4,748,372
477.9
9,935
1989
7,981,983
510.4
15,638
1974
2,205,222
431.7
5,108
1982
5,044,641
481.2
10,483
1990
8,475,334
514.3
16,481
1975
2,432,739
435.9
5,581
1983
5,460,845
485.0
11,261
1991
9,012,333
518.9
17,367
1976
2,719,517
443.9
6,126
1984
5,919,629
490.0
12,082
1992
9,805,040
525.7
18,650
L o n g v le w -M a rs h a ll, T X (M S A )
1969
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
428,024
137.1
3,121
1977
Total personal Income (thousands ot dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
1,054,484
164.4
6,416
1985
Total personal Income (thousands ot dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
2,458,634
198.7
12,375
1971
1970
459,494
141.8
3,241
495,886
144.5
3,431
1979
1978
1,237,181
169.1
7,316
1,416,126
175.9
8,053
1987
1986
2,441,240
197.5
12,362
2,459,821
195.2
12,601
1972
545,237
147.6
3,695
1980
1,655,181
181.8
9,104
1988
2,639,860
194.3
13,584
1973
617,483
149.1
4,141
1981
1,953,377
186.7
10,464
1989
2,807,738
193.5
14,508
1974
719,940
151.6
4,748
1982
2,133,711
196.4
10,867
1990
3,012,394
194.0
15,531
1975
816,140
156.7
5,208
1983
2,177,980
199.5
10,917
1991
3,165,502
196.0
16,147
1976
943,807
159.9
5,901
1984
2,312,925
199.7
11,584
1992
3,392,696
197.5
17,178
L o s A n g e le a -L o n g B e a c h , C A (P M S A )
1969
Total personal Income (thousands ot dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands)......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)...........
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
50,264,348
7,116.8
7,063
55,675,937
7,211.7
7,720
1983
33,189,627
6,989.9
4,748
34,954,826
7,042.8
4,963
36,274,458
7,103.7
5,106
39,035,134
7,056.6
5,532
42,154,243
7,040.4
5,987
46,399,004
7,085.8
6,548
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
61,514,19!
7,251.8
8,48!
70,242,727
7,351.6
9,556
79,455,72!
7,401.6
10,736
89,039,834
7,503.6
11,866
99,677,305
7,592.5
13,126
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
134,256,048
8,117.8
16,53!
143,344,906
8,320.6
17,22"
153,386,376
8,466.6
18,116
162,681,126
8,570.C
16,98!
171,850,866
8,741 .r
19,65!
105,877,955
7,738.7
13,685
1990
184,246,13C
8,878.6
20,75!
112,745,423
7,881.3
14,308
1991
187,095,91!
8,949.1
20,90"
1984
124,446,349
7,989.4
15,577
1992
194,053,969
9,053.6
21,434
48
Metropolitan Areas
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
L o u is v ille , K Y -IN (M S A )
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
3,316,000
893.3
3,712
1977
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
6,744,721
949.2
7,105
1970
3,557,024
906.9
3,922
1978
7,561,606
954.7
7,921
1971
3,797,478
920.6
4,125
1979
8,324,282
957.6
8,693
1972
4,176,301
922.9
4,525
1980
9,095,259
953.8
9,536
1973
4,681,598
934.7
5,009
1974
5,111,718
942.4
5,424
1975
5,435,800
944.4
5,756
1976
6,022,893
948.4
6,351
1981
1982
1983
1984
10,064,401
952.1
10,571
10,562,354
955.1
11,059
11,138,907
954.3
11,673
12,024,047
951.7
12,635
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
12,601,536
948.3
13,289
13,334,538
948.7
14,056
14,106,496
949.1
14,863
15,095,959
946.4
15,951
16,184,668
946.7
17,097
17,293,743
950.4
18,197
18,178,341
958.8
18,959
19,556,048
967.6
20,211
1969
1970
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
L u b b o c k , T X (M S A )
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
546,874
179.7
3,044
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
1,351,007
203.8
6,628
1985
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
2,757,769
220.4
12,515
627,095
180.3
3,479
1978
1,499,199
207.4
7,228
1986
2,791,932
222.4
12,556
1971
655,940
185.7
3,533
1979
1,688,919
209.9
8,046
1987
2,964,716
222.2
13,344
732,647
192.0
3,814
1980
1,902,067
212.2
8,963
1988
3,105,896
220.9
14,058
854,244
192.1
4,447
1981
2,133,141
213.4
9,996
1989
3,287,969
221.3
14,855
947,643
196.0
4,836
1982
2,290,150
216.4
10,585
1990
3,521,293
222.9
15,801
1,038,523
198.4
5,234
1983
2,487,720
220.3
11,291
1991
3,626,043
224.1
16,181
1,181,786
200.6
5,892
1984
2,592,704
220.5
11,760
1992
3,860,102
224.6
17,185
L y n c h b u rg , V A (M S A)
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
495,535
155.8
3,180
1977
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
1,045,289
175.1
5,968
1985
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
2,246,643
188.5
11,917
1970
514,440
156.7
3,283
1978
1,191,418
179.4
6,640
1986
2,403,239
190.1
12,643
1971
550,924
161.4
3,414
1979
1,354,654
181.7
7,456
1987
2,585,605
191.3
13,515
1972
615,227
164.3
3,744
1980
1,503,117
182.7
8,227
1988
2,764,705
192.7
14,350
1973
689,552
166.1
4,150
1981
1,657,262
184.2
8,996
1989
3,018,438
193.3
15,617
1974
770,093
167.6
4,595
1982
1,752,802
184.8
9,486
1990
3,178,219
194.5
16,341
1975
831,150
173.1
4,803
1983
1,916,272
184.7
10,375
1991
3,265,138
196.4
16,625
1976
935,604
174.1
5,375
1984
2,117,043
186.0
11,383
1992
3,427,530
198.4
17,276
M a c o n , Q A (M S A)
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
766,283
240.7
3,184
1977
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
1,610,529
267.3
6,026
1985
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
3,393,921
285.7
11,880
1970
845,791
244.0
3,467
1978
1,762,666
270.3
6,522
1986
3,609,163
284.9
12,669
1971
919,427
250.7
3,668
1979
1,961,125
272.4
7,200
1987
3,867,597
286.8
13,486
1972
1,001,209
254.6
3,932
1980
2,182,082
273.9
7,968
1988
4,177,221
289.5
14,431
1973
1,097,989
255.8
4,292
1981
2,449,068
276.0
8,873
1989
4,476,542
290.4
15,416
1974
1,229,065
258.2
4,761
1982
2,654,122
279.4
9,499
1990
4,720,913
291.7
16,187
1975
1,355,620
262.2
5,170
1983
2,882,999
282.7
10,199
1991
4,956,983
295.1
16,800
1976
1,478,890
263.6
5,611
1984
3,167,624
284.0
11,154
1992
5,234,352
298.6
17,528
M a d is o n , W l (M S A )
1969
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
1,191,559
279.7
4,260
1977
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
2,509,793
310.5
6,084
1985
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
5,070,005
343.5
14,759
1970
1,307,652
291.1
4,493
1978
2,835,933
315.5
8,988
1986
5,442,317
346.5
15,705
1971
1,414,731
294.4
4,806
1979
3,148,806
318.0
9,901
1987
5,826,529
350.5
16,623
1972
1,512,830
293.4
5,156
1980
3,507,558
324.4
10,811
1988
6,131,833
357.1
17,170
1973
1,682,499
296.3
5,678
1981
3,789,515
327.6
11,567
1989
6,688,514
362.4
18,457
1974
1,842,637
302.8
6,085
1982
4,075,936
331.0
12,315
1990
7,310,798
368.5
19,837
1975
2,035,798
300.7
6,769
1983
4,354,304
335.3
12,986
1991
7,756,035
374.7
20,698
1976
2,253,915
306.4
7,356
1984
4,726,389
339.4
13,925
1992
8,322,237
380.3
21,883
49
Metropolitan Areas
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
M a n s fie ld , O H (M S A )
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
666,335
179.2
3,718
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
1,261,403
181.4
6,954
1985
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
2,201,262
177.2
12,424
1972
1971
1970
762,769
181.1
4,211
698,859
180.4
3,873
1979
1978
1,487,960
181.0
8,222
1,369,251
182.3
7,511
1987
1986
2,357,674
174.7
13,496
2,295,363
175.0
13,117
810,559
182.3
4,447
1980
1,600,737
181.3
8,831
1988
2,500,557
174.9
14,297
1973
905,681
182.7
4,956
1981
1,756,611
180.3
9,741
1989
2,607,536
174.4
14,949
1974
964,743
181.8
5,308
1982
1,774,456
178.5
9,940
1990
2,690,002
174.0
15,458
1975
1,013,055
182.0
5,565
1983
1,920,650
176.6
10,876
1991
2,710,679
174.9
15,500
1976
1.126,062
182.4
6,174
1984
2,090,045
177.6
11,770
1992
2,826,508
175.5
16,109
M c A lle n -E d ln b u rg -M Is s to n , T X (M S A )
1969
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
315,268
179.2
1,759
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
1,014,801
258.7
3,922
1985
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
2,412,159
343.3
7,026
1971
1970
417,115
193.4
2,157
353,320
183.0
1,930
1979
1978
1,286,932
275.5
4,671
1,145,156
266.1
4,303
1987
1986
2,632,225
362.5
7,260
2,466,164
354.1
6,966
1972
464,955
204.9
2,269
1980
1,505,191
287.0
5,244
1988
2,851,098
368.0
7,748
1973
550,842
217.0
2,538
1981
1,816,548
299.0
6,076
1989
3,134,398
375.9
8,338
1974
648,721
223.8
2,899
1982
1,943,998
314.0
6,192
1990
3,486,580
387.0
9,008
1975
755,148
238.7
3,163
1983
2,048,559
327.8
6,250
1991
3,771,339
401.8
9,386
1976
860,587
249.0
3,456
1984
2,213,341
336.1
6,585
1992
4,126,125
421.0
9,802
M ed fo rd -A s h la n d , O R (M S A )
1969
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
293,118
93.8
3,124
1977
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
784,789
122.3
6,415
1985
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
1,607,804
135.3
11,887
1971
1970
316,062
95.4
3,314
360,943
99.5
3,628
1979
1978
917,193
126.4
7,254
1,040,938
129.9
8,012
1987
1986
1,722,535
136.3
12,635
1,838,500
138.4
13,286
1972
411,675
101.4
4,060
1980
1,158,381
133.0
8,713
1988
1,980,149
140.4
14,102
1973
470,719
107.2
4,389
1981
1,233,513
134.0
9,206
1989
2,181,872
143.4
15,216
1974
531,404
110.9
4,791
1982
1,251,075
133.3
9,385
1990
2,344,831
147.3
15,920
1975
593,937
114.9
5,168
1983
1,364,194
132.8
10,270
1991
2,471,813
150.6
16,410
1976
685,470
117.7
5,825
1984
1,615,597
133.7
11,335
1992
2,655,021
154.1
17,230
M e tb o u rn a -T itu s v llle -P a lm B a y, F L (M S A )
1969
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
921,723
219.0
4,209
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
1,615,367
241.5
6,690
1985
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
4,759,667
340.7
13,972
1970
888,825
229.7
3,870
1978
1,896,034
251.0
7,553
1986
5,108,334
352.6
14,489
1971
915,882
231.7
3,953
1979
2,250,230
263.0
8,555
1987
5,500,590
363.5
15,131
1972
1,010,727
230.5
4,385
1980
2,711,787
276.0
9,824
1988
5,955,004
376.0
15,836
1973
1,128,763
238.2
4,738
1981
3,130,606
286.4
10,930
1989
6,640,978
388.3
17,105
1974
1,202,196
238.5
5,041
1982
3,432,077
300.1
11,436
1990
7,103,928
403.1
17,621
1975
1,328,082
241.2
5,505
1983
3,804,652
311.7
12,206
1991
7,483,892
415.3
18,019
1976
1,441,458
240.8
5,986
1984
4,267,817
325.1
13,127
,1992
7,964,485
425.6
18,715
M e m p h is , T N -A R -M S (M S A )
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
2,698,047
848.1
3,181
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
5,987,718
909.0
6,587
1970
2,932,435
858.1
3,417
1978
6,800,356
916.3
7,421
1971
3,271,736
867.1
3,773
1979
7,629,388
929.2
8,211
1972
3,693,603
879.8
4,198
1980
8,468,708
941.2
8,997
1973
4,154,615
881.8
4,711
1981
9,254,479
947.6
9,767
1974
4,597,862
893.4
5,146
1982
9,705,739
949.4
10,223
1975
4,963,392
896.8
5,535
1976
5,430,379
903.0
6,014
1983
1984
10,443,967
952.7
10,963
11,542,856
957.0
12,062
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
12,342,098
967.7
12,754
13,350,930
970.7
13,754
14,452,351
983.1
14,701
15,582,656
995.0
15,661
16,947,812
1,002.0
16,913
18,001,203
1,010.1
17,821
18,799,603
1,021.4
18,405
20,176,939
1,033.8
19,517
50
Metropolitan Areas
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
M a re a d , C A (M S A )
1969
Total personal Income (thousands ot dollars)
Total population (thousands) ........................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
356,726
101.3
3,523
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)...........
894,156
126.6
7,063
1985
Total persona! Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
1,782,728
158.5
11,248
1970
1971
393,267
105.3
3,736
1978
413,946
108.0
3,832
1979
926,741
128.4
7,216
1986
1,091,802
131.8
8,285
1987
1,923,224
160.9
11,953
2,075,142
165.2
12,558
1972
1973
464,029
110.5
4,198
1980
1,254,490
135.7
9,246
1988
2,195,543
170.6
12,871
553,280
114.4
4,835
1981
1,269,593
139.9
9,072
1989
2,409,377
175.1
13,758
1974
1975
619,934
117.9
5,256
1982
1,349,070
143.4
9,406
1990
2,566,096
179.9
14,266
713,738
121.5
5,877
1983
1,393,621
148.6
9,378
1991
2,612,374
185.8
14,057
1976
810,731
126.4
6,416
1984
1,634,560
153.1
10,676
1992
2,783,047
189.1
14,717
M ia m i, FU (P M S A )
1969
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
5,076,529
1,249.9
4,062
1970
1971
5,743,608
1,274.9
4,505
6,321,297
1,325.0
4,771
1972
7,191,313
1,377.4
5,221
1973
8,265,515
1,409.6
5,864
1974
9,152,390
1,448.7
6,318
1975
9,628,856
1,493.3
6,448
1976
10,351,667
1,511.6
6,848
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
11,342,431
1,530.8
7,410
12,874,346
1,542.0
8,349
14,649,282
1,584.6
9,245
16,911,713
1,641.7
10,301
19,054,666
I,
I I,
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
24,624,600
1,779.4
13,839
26,114,531
1,807.2
14,450
28,039,916
1,837.5
15,260
29,719,239
1,872.2
15,874
32,550,498
1,904.6
17,090
34,273,529
1,944.2
17,629
35,238,187
1,978.9
17,807
34,384,318
2,008.0
17,124
1969
1970
1973
1974
1975
1976
1982
20,171,634
711.4 I,
134 II,
1983
21,557,916
728.0 1,745.0
674 12,354
1984
23,098,845
1,759.3
13,129
M ld d le s e x -S o m e ra e t-H u n te rd o n , N J (P M S A )
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) ........................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
3,801,070
836.6
4,543
1977
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
7,920,796
869.4
9,111
1971
4,147,053
854.2
4,856
1978
4,512,794
863.5
5,226
1979
8.890,289
876.5
10,143
9,930,624
884.8
11,224
1972
4,940,812
869.1
5,685
5,447,947
868.5
6,273
6,018,183
869.1
6,925
6,482,514
866.1
7,484
7,116,648
866.6
8,212
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
11,172,538
887.9
12,583
12,524,340
895.6
13,985
13,604,528
904.3
15,044
14,761,386
917.8
16,083
16,512,933
929.7
17,761
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
17,807,616
946.3
18,818
19,323,946
965.6
20,013
21,020,153
986.2
21,314
23,340,854
1,001.0
23,318
25,055,869
1,012.2
24,755
26,695,215
1,022.6
26,106
27,483,205
1,032.5
26,617
29,396,095
1,046.8
28,082
1969
1970
1973
1974
1975
1976
M llw a u k e e -W a u k e s h a , W l (P M S A )
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
5.936,226
1,395.3
4,254
1971
6,302,767
1,404.5
4,488
6,682,636
1,405.2
4,756
1972
7,268,662
1,416.0
5,133
1977
1978
1979
1980
11,408,978
1,394.1
8,184
12,743,356
1,389.2
9,173
14,234,029
1,395.2
10,202
15,587,405
I,
II,
1985
1986
1987
1988
21,161,637
1,386.3
15,264
22,364,363
1,392.6
16,059
23,452,827
1,398.3
16,773
25,151,871
1,412.4
17,808
1969
1970
8,063,850
1,409.3
5,722
1981
8,849,927
1,409.5
6,279
9,411,009
1,395.2
6,745
10,314,894
1,399.7
7,369
1982
1983
1984
17,881,034
1,395.8
12,811
18,536,159
1,384.4
13,389
20,174,563
1,382.0
14,598
1989
1990
1991
1992
26,854,602
1,422.0
18,885
28,580,890
1,434.3
19,927
29,617,345
1,443.0
20,526
31,603,790
1,449.9
21,797
1972
1973
1974 '
1975
1976
10,676,618
2,052.6
5,201
11,916,860
2,070.4
5,756
13,141,941
2,089.6
6,289
14,136,289
2,098.2
6,737
15,670,595
2,112.3
7,419
17,031,363
397.6 1,397.7
153 12,185
M ln n e a p o lla -S t P a ul, M N -W I (M S A )
Total personal Income (thousands ot dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)...........
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
8,704,767
1,991.6
4,371
9,354,919
2,031.5
4,605
1971
9,944,833
2,050.5
4,850
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
17,514,057
2,123.0
8,250
19,696,861
2,143.6
9,189
22,509,471
2,167.7
10,384
25,294,362
2,205.5
11,469
27,995,066
2,230.6
12,550
30,028,449
2,257.2
13,304
31,983,257
2,271.1
14,083
35,834,931
2,292.7
15,630
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
38,635,924
2,328.6
16,592
41,341,989
2,365.3
17,479
44,187,998
2.405.6
18,369
47,442,912
2,459.7
19,288
51,154,680
2,502.9
20,438
54,579,159
2,547.9
21,421
56,692,556
2,582.3
21,955
60,957,722
2,618.0
23,284
51
Metropolitan Areas
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
M o b ile , A L (M S A )
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
1,019,171
374.9
2,718
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
2,509,465
425.5
5,897
1985
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
4,989,443
455.6
10,952
1972
1971
1970
1,199,404
383.4
3,128
1,109,696
377.8
2,937
1979
1978
3,127,898
438.3
7,136
2,830,743
434.6
6,513
1987
1986
5,311,876
467.6
11,360
1,327,829
386.8
3,433
1980
3,532,423
444.3
7,951
1988
5,852,548
470.8
12,432
5,544,816
470.9
11,776
1973
1,510,026
388.7
3,884
1981
3,971,900
444.3
8,939
1989
6,288,867
473.9
13,271
1974
1,725,816
395.5
4,364
1982
4,143,392
452.0
9,166
1990
6,758,873
478.2
14,135
1975
1976
2,259,658
415.1
5,443
1,965,325
403.1
4,876
1983
1984
4,661,921
453.0
10,290
4,332,366
452.0
9,584
1992
1991
7,833,390
495.6
15,806
7,316,238
486.0
15,054
M o d e s to , C A (M S A )
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
694,258
191.3
3,630
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
1,756,632
247.0
7,112
1985
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
3,913,391
308.0
12,704
1971
1970
765,322
195.6
3,913
1,987,584
247.3
8,038
4,235,146
319.4
13,261
1980
2,270,917
260.9
8,703
1987
1986
927,295
201.6
4,599
825,555
199.7
4,134
1979
1978
1972
2,555,239
268.0
9,535
1988
4,983,501
347.7
14,333
4,615,985
333.3
13,851
1973
1,063,373
215.2
4,942
1981
2,827,603
276.6
10,223
1989
5,508,212
360.9
15,264
1974
1,214,487
222.5
5,459
1982
3,021,118
283.4
10,660
1990
6,053,999
375.3
16,130
1976
1975
1,505,101
236.3
6,370
1,332,021
229.5
5,804
1984
1983
3,551,647
299.2
11,872
3,190,460
292.5
10,906
1992
1991
6,249,991
386.3
16,179
'
6,615,198
395.2
16,738
M o n m o u th -O c e a n , NJ (P M S A )
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
2,710,325
650.2
4,169
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
6,329,734
811.7
7,798
1970
2,979,852
675.8
4,409
1978
7,241,374
828.0
8,746
1971
1972
3,347,822
698.3
4,794
1979
3,739,710
727.4
5,141
1980
9,586,941
851.9
11,254
8,320,015
841.7
9,885
1973
4,234,783
749.6
5,649
1974
4,660,209
766.8
6,077
1975
5,091,120
784.8
6,487
1976
5,686,174
796.3
7,141
1982
1983
1984
10,797,832
860.7
12,545
11,677,902
869.7
13,427
12,813,842
878.2
14,592
14,388,852
893.1
16,111
1981
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
15,705,091
912.4
17,212
17,250,886
934.2
18,466
18,767,567
954.3
19,665
20,501,502
967.0
21,201
21,900,549
978.5
22,383
22,891,625
988.7
23,154
23,522,323
995.0
23,640
25,040,363
1,004.2
24,935
1969
1970
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
M o n ro e , L A (M S A )
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
300,354
114.3
2,628
1977
Total personal Income (thousands ot dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
734,174
134.4
5,464
1985
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
1,577,702
143.8
10,973
315,434
115.5
2,731
1978
869,223
135.3
6,423
1986
1,644,107
145.4
11,304
1971
396,558
121.7
3,258
356,923
117.6
3,035
1979
1980
972,255
137.0
7,096
1987
1,090,781
139.6
7,812
1988
1,649,493
144.3
11,433
1,735,622
143.2
12,119
442,640
123.4
3,587
1981
1,222,451
140.8
8,682
1989
1,837,692
142.7
12,874
496,501
125.4
3,960
1982
1,293,410
141.1
9,168
1990
1,940,864
142.1
13,655
554,102
129.0
4,295
1983
1,380,394
142.6
9,680
1991 .
2,055,358
143.1
14,368
656,115
132.9
4,938
1984
1,478,283
143.4
10,312
1992
2,199,936
144.9
15,181
M o n tg o m e ry , A L (M S A )
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) ............... .......
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
682,678
221.8
3,078
1977
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
1,614,588
259.0
6,233
1985
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
3,470,097
289.9
11,971
1970
745,244
226.3
3,293
1978
1,838,420
262.9
6,994
1986
3,724,504
287.4
12,960
1971
833,389
229.2
3,635
1979
2,071,353
268.5
7,715
1987
3,978,528
290.8
13,681
1972
952,413
238.6
3,992
1980
2,298,030
273.9
8,391
1988
4,235,291
292.0
14,503
1973
1,077,518
244.3
4,411
1981
2,514,328
277.0
9,078
1989
4,541,001
292.1
15,548
1974
1,207,205
250.1
4,826
1982
2,674,084
280.9
9,521
1990
4,828,632
293.3
16,465
1975
1,302,480
252.6
5,157
1983
2,907,396
282.0
10,312
1991
5,102,626
297.9
17,126
1976
1,468,022
256.6
5,721
1984
3,201,634
286.0
11,196
1992
5,443,936
303.6
17,931
52
Metropolitan Areas
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
M u n c le , IN (M S A )
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)...........
430,428
127.6
3,375
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
824,750
130.2
6,336
1985
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
1,425,133
122.3
11,651
1970
444,519
129.4
3,435
1978
915,163
129.7
7,055
1986
1,505,911
120.5
12,494
1971
1972
484,856
130.5
3,715
1979
513,012
133.3
3,847
1980
1,014,317
128.6
7,887
1987
1,105,442
128.4
8,610
1988
1,567,161
120.7
12,979
1,662,128
120.3
13,816
1973
585,577
133.0
4,403
1981
1,191,166
127.3
9,354
1989
1,770,634
120.0
14,759
1974
634,381
131.3
4,833
1982
1,193,359
125.8
9,488
1990
1,883,301
119.6
15,741
1975
665,780
130.3
5,109
1983
1,264,870
124.5
10,163
1991
1,974,148
119.8
16,485
1976
735,316
130.5
5,634
1984
1,371,975
123.7
11,089
1992
2,111,606
120.4
17,543
M y rtle B e ach, S C (M S A)
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
181,164
69.2
2,618
1977
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)...........
504,387
93.6
5,387
1985
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
1,422,238
126.2
11,269
1970
198,079
70.8
2,797
1978
603,346
97.4
6,194
1986
1,519,504
130.4
11,649
1971
1972
233,349
75.3
3,097
1979
269,985
78.8
3,425
1980
667,164
99.4
6,713
1987
1,674,996
134.5
12,452
759,095
102.4
7,412
1988
1,842,524
136.9
13,463
1973
315,052
81.9
3,845
1981
886,364
106.2
8,348
1989
1,910,264
141.0
13,544
1974
361,713
85.1
4,253
1982
968,546
109.1
8,879
1990
2,200,095
144.9
15,182
1975
405,444
88.1
4,605
1983
1,114,579
114.6
9,725
1991
2,315,554
149.2
15,524
1976
464,536
93.0
4,885
1984
1,282,430
120.4
10,648
1992
2,443,186
152.3
16,040
N a p le s , F L (M S A)
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
178,266
35.5
5,028
1977
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
609,008
69.4
8,775
1985
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
2,128,550
117.0
18,195
1970
210,036
38.9
5,403
1978
752,019
74.8
10,048
1986
2,447,336
123.3
19,842
1971
1972
248,843
42.7
5,830
1979
893,877
81.9
10,916
1987
2,806,230
130.5
21,508
290,423
49.1
5,910
1980
1,076,900
87.6
12,298
1988
3,338,740
138.2
24,156
1973
367,794
54.8
6,717
1981
1,331,574
93.8
14,203
1989
3,827,728
145.8
26,254
1974
424,486
58.4
7,269
1982
1,441,358
100.6
14,332
1990
4,208,953
154.2
27,300
1975
448,820
63.6
7,057
1983
1,651,805
105.3
15,689
1991
4,376,829
160.2
27,327
1976
516,140
66.1
7,806
1984
1,886,108
111.4
16,935
1992
4,485,966
164.7
27,232
N a s h v ille , T N (M S A )
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
2,375,021
689.8
3,443
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)...........
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
5,377,594
802.0
6,705
1970
2,532,241
700.2
3,617
1978
6,163,084
820.0
7,516
1971
2,757,221
710.0
3,884
1979
6,974,066
837.5
8,327
1972
3,099,112
732.5
4,231
1980
7,749,478
852.6
9,089
1973
3,559,567
742.2
4,796
1981
8,752,814
857.2
10,210
1974
3,946,340
758.6
5,202
1982
9,296,145
863.8
10,762
1975
4,218,362
776.2
5,434
1976
4,773,247
785.7
6,075
1983
1984
10,066,278
873.3
11,527
11,368,868
887.5
12,811
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
12,534,608
901.5
13,904
13,881,070
920.9
15,073
15,085,668
944.0
15,980
16,042,338
957.9
16,748
17,044,706
973.5
17,509
18,127,050
988.8
18,333
19,218,820
1,003.9
19,144
21,048,536
1,023.3
20,569
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
12,593,409
2,516.5
5,004
13,389,298
2,562.9
5,224
14,408,140
2,574.2
5,597
15,649,921
2,582.1
6,061
16,926,926
2,585.1
6,548
18,279,396
2,570.4
7,111
19,678,802
2,594.1
7,586
21,250,360
2,600.2
8,173
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
23,189,233
2,603.3
8,908
25,750,763
2,601.4
9,899
28,818,508
2,601.0
11,080
32,879,972
2,606.4
12,615
36,594,107
2,600.5
14,072
39,417,845
2,602.8
15,144
42,470,325
2,620.3
16,208
47,324,596
2,622.0
18,049
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
50,664,876
2,619.2
19,344
54,629,349
2,612.8
20,908
58,319,937
2,609.3
22,351
62,217,242
2,616.4
23,780
66,067,601
2,614.1
25,273
69,738,428
2,608.4
26,736
70,773,958
2,622.0
26,992
73,825,477
2,640.3
27,961
N a s s a u -S u ffo lk , N Y (P M S A )
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
53
Metropolitan Areas
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
N e w H a v e n -B rld g e p o rt-S ta m fo rd -D a n b u ry -W a te rb u ry , C T (P M S A )
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
7,848,144
1,527.9
5,136
1970
1971
8,293,083
1,540.4
5,384
1972
8,683,550
1,549.8
5,603
9,350,950
1,546.2
6,048
1973
1974
1975
1976
10,165,039
1,543.3
6,587
10,965,787
1,547.6
7,086
11,648,676
1,554.2
7,495
12,761,393
1,555.7
8,203
1981
1982
1983
1984
22,787,590
1,577.6
14,445
24,466,571
1,580.8
15,477
26,155,112
1,589.9
16,451
29,238,018
1,599.3
18,282
1977
1978
1979
14,138,463
1,568.3
9,015
15,826,888
1,559.8
10,147
17,860,559
I,
II,
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
31,458,178
1,608.3
19,560
34,054,151
1,622.2
20,993
37,043,993
1,625.0
22,797
41,131,123
1,630.3
25,229
43,646,881
1,632.5
26,737
45,370,067
1,632.6
27,790
45,829,677
1,632.7
28,070
48,530,885
1,629.8
29,777
1969
1970
1973
1974
1975
1976
1980
20,329,007
562.9 1,570.4
428 12,945
N e w L o n d o n -N o rw lc h , C T (N E C M A )
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
875,584
225.6
3,882
1977
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
1,791,967
241.3
7,427
1985
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
3,957,504
250.1
15,825
943,081
231.4
4,075
1978
1,933,111
242.7
7,964
1986
4,118,600
249.1
16,531
1971
1972
1,018,111
234.0
4,351
1,117,686
238.9
4,679
1979
1980
2,143,339
240.8
8,900
2,441,853
239.0
10,218
1987
1988
4,432,832
251.0
17,664
4,696,727
254.3
18,472
1,243,982
238.1
5,224
1981
2,780,756
241.7
11,507
1989
5,001,642
254.9
19,625
1,385,231
238.4
5,811
1982
3,045,943
243.0
12,536
1990
5,129,498
255.2
20,102
1,464,166
241.6
6,060
1983
3,349,041
247.3
13,543
1991
5,286,014
254.0
20,809
1,615,074
242.0
6,675
1984
3,715,820
249.9
14,870
1992
5,567,535
248.2
22,427
N e w O rle a n a , LA (M S A )
1969
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
3,900,319
1,134.4
3,438
1977
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
8,617,306
1,255.3
6,865
1985
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
1,348.9
13,327
1970
4,185,247
1,146.9
3,649
1978
1971
1972
4,502,671
1,166.5
3,860
4,922,124
1,187.3
4,146
1973
5,439,183
1,197.2
4,543
1974
6,129,327
1,202.9
5,095
1975
6,836,256
1,217.2
5,617
1976
7,735,585
1,240.0
6,239
1979
1980
1981
11,112,892
1,285.6
8,644
12,802,304
1,309.7
9,775
14,725,247
I,
I I,
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
18,218,719
1,346.2
13,534
18,237,796
1,326.2
13,752
19,127,379
1,309.6
14,606
19,841,096
1,296.6
15,302
21,038,449
1,284.2
16,382
22,256,303
1,291.9
17,227
23,561,775
1,302.7
18,087
9,812,778
1,270.3
7,725
1982
15,723,936
322.4 I,
135 II,
1983
16,363,576
340.9 1,351.2
727 12,110
1984
17,376,900
1,349.6
12,875
N e w Y o rk , N Y (P M S A )
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
45,725,501
9,024.0
5,067
48,885,092
9,080.6
5,383
51,678,851
9,091.1
5,685
54,982,929
9,026.7
6,091
57,713,424
8,874.6
6,503
61,646,274
8,782.6
7,019
65,417,437
8,685.3
7,532
69,322,408
8,622.8
8,039
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
74,435,896
8,498.9
8,758
80,800,171
8,380.2
9,642
87,691,015
8,306.5
10,557
97,060,782
8,280.9
11,721
1985
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)...........
149,066,319
8,449.8
17,641
1986
160,097,767
8,495.7
18,845
1987
170,930,671
8,512.6
20,080
1988
184,889,665
8,513.3
21,718
108,684,448
8,281.6
13,124
1989
196,834,845
8,538.5
23,053
117,193,246
8,293.5
14,131
1990
210,789,757
8,547.4
24,661
126,323,998
8,362.0
15,107
1991
216,605,239
8,540.6
25,362
139,208,960
8,417.9
16,537
1992
231,232,273
8,551.8
27,039
N e w a rk , NJ (P M S A )
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
10,312,576
2,013.7
5,121
10,973,542
2,035.4
5,391
11,759,063
2,029.7
5,793
12,638,056
2,021.8
6,251
13,569,394
2,008.2
6,757
14,424,213
2,000.1
7,212
15,659,703
1,993.2
7,856
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
17,030,953
1,980.0
8,601
18,860,513
1,975.8
9,546
20,955,237
1,970.7
10,634
23,624,022
1,964.1
12,028
26,228,637
1,957.0
13,402
28,177,983
1,951.1
14,442
30,373,013
1,952.0
15,560
33,470,808
1,951.9
17,148
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
35,511,961
1,952.1
18,192
37,928,573
1,950.2
19,449
40,600,876
1,945.3
20,871
44,365,253
1,937.8
22,895
46,589,147
1,926.0
24,189
48,727,254
1,915.9
25,434
50,181,953
1,916.2
26,188
53,526,348
1,923.3
27,830
9,561,745
1,988.2
4,809
54
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
Metropolitan Areas
N e w b u rg h , N Y -P A (P M S A )
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
875,710
229.9
3,808
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
1,890,059
267.4
7,069
1985
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
4,220,981
300.1
14,065
1970
943,618
234.8
4,018
1978
2,101,586
272.5
7,711
1986
4,598,611
306.9
14,985
1972
1971
1,199,879
245.2
4,894
1,064,100
240.7
4,421
1980
1979
2,677,066
278.9
9,599
2,371,825
277.6
8,545
1988
1987
5,424,738
324.2
16,735
5,009,668
316.0
15,855
1973
1,324,424
250.2
5,294
1981
2,984,199
282.9
10,548
1989
5,828,783
330.9
17,614
1974
1,443,994
255.4
5,654
1982
3,249,910
286.6
11,338
1990
6,174,348
337.4
18,300
1975
1,574,987
260.5
6,045
1983
3,506,554
290.0
12,093
1991
6,376,151
342.6
18,609
1976
1,724,913
261.8
6,588
1984
3,894,774
295.2
13,191
1992
6,779,079
348.3
19,463
N o rfo lk -V Irg ln ia B e a c h -N e w p o rt N e w s , V A -N C (M S A )
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
3,677,253
1,076.7
3,415
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
7,687,220
1,189.1
6,465
1985
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
1970
3,867,392
1,091.5
3,543
1978
8,656,967
1,201.5
7,205
1986
17,416,442
1,310.3
13,291
18,856,470
1,336.2
14,112
1969
1970
1972
1971
4,690,437
1,106.5
4,239
4,227,902
1,104.8
3,827
1973
5,238,806
1,129.2
4,639
1974
5,844,897
1,149.6
5,084
1975
6,338,808
1,157.6
5,476
1976
6,956,261
1,170.5
5,943
1984
1980
1981
1982
1983
10,939,800
1,207.7
9,058
12,435,454
1,228.0
10,126
13,507,721
1,238.3
10,908
14,714,040
I,
II,
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
20,218,197
1,375.1
14,703
21,566,405
1,402.8
15,373
22,932,834
1,425.2
16,090
24,257,750
1,449.6
16,735
25,474,970
1,463.1
17,412
27,055,568
1,496.7
18,077
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
11,078,232
1,674.0
6,618
12,194,448
1,679.9
7,259
13,659,926
1,699.4
8,038
1982
1983
1984
24,667,869
1,794.4
13,747
26,306,227
1,821.5
14,442
28,568,616
1,852.7
15,420
31,775,004
1,881.0
16,893
1989
1990
1991
1992
52,326,612
2,148.2
24,359
1976
1979
9,610,200
1,200.6
8,004
16,190,805
271.4 1,295.3
573 12,499
O a k la n d , C A (P M S A )
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
7,447,468
1,606.5
4,636
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
7,998,015
1,630.3
4,906
1978
1971
8,499,723
1,647.9
5,158
1979
15,032,845
1,714.8
8,766
17,080,316
1,729.8
9,874
19,314,871
I,
II,
1985
1986
1987
34,542,755
1,912.7
18,059
36,825,361
1,941.8
18,964
1969
1970
39,006,394
1,970.3
19,798
9,233,022
1,667.2
5,538
1980
21,958,797
742.1 1,768.8
087 12,414
1988
9,953,868
1,663.3
5,984
1981
42,056,000
2,010.5
20,918
45,122,928
2,052.8
21,982
48,766,863
2,090.1
23,333
49,501,075
2,116.6
23,387
1972
1973
1974
1975
O c a la , F L (M S A )
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
190,250
68.0
2,798
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
552,794
109.8
5,036
1985
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
1,778,651
160.0
11,119
219,536
70.3
3,122
1978
644,556
112.6
5,723
1986
1,995,414
167.7
11,896
1971
301,669
81.1
3,721
254,653
76.7
3,321
1979
1980
923,741
124.4
7,424
760,297
117.8
6,455
1987
2,197,524
175.0
12,555
1988
2,376,812
181.1
13,122
368,470
89.7
4,107
1981
1,088,178
131.0
8,308
1989
2,645,981
188.5
14,034
409,291
97.4
4,201
1982
1,217,041
137.5
8,849
1990
2,855,254
196.9
14,500
442,467
99.7
4,437
1983
1,376,074
145.4
9,465
1991
3,002,712
202.9
14,799
492,799
105.3
4,682
1984
1,549,453
151.8
10,209
1992
3,197,760
208.0
15,375
O d a a a a -M ld la n d , T X (M S A )
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
587,910
151.3
3,885
1977
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
1,595,541
178.8
8,921
1985
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
3,792,126
239.5
15,832
1970
635,480
158.2
4,016
1978
1,883,401
184.4
10,213
1986
3,386,968
241.4
14,032
1971
683,352
160.0
4,270
1979
2,125,779
190.3
11,172
1987
3,299,985
229.4
14,384
1972
747,263
161.0
4,640
1980
2,584,587
200.9
12,865
1988
3,531,005
228.0
15,486
1973
833,572
159.5
5,227
1981
3,284,010
211.6
15,519
1989
3,628,151
226.0
16,053
1974
987,813
165.0
5,986
1982
3,625,554
232.9
15,565
1990
3,886,808
225.5
17,235
1975
1,182,942
170.3
6,946
1983
3,420,648
243.1
14,073
1991
4.177,947
229.7
18,189
1976
1,397,809
175.3
7,975
1984
3,559,629
238.0
14,958
1992
4,369,824
233.8
18,692
Metropolitan Areas
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
55
O k la h o m a C ity , O K (M S A )
1969
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
2.500,163
691.5
3,616
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
5,627,380
813.0
7,168
1970
1971
2,800,021
722.3
3,876
1978
1972
3,086,217
744.5
4,145
3,391,653
763.2
4,444
1979
6,717,489
828.5
8,108
1980
7,776,132
841.4
9,241
9,158,930
866.9
10,566
1973
3,773,105
778.1
4,849
1974
4,258,634
786.0
5,418
1975
4,686,673
791.3
5,923
1976
5,177,128
800.7
6,465
1981
1982
1983
1984
10,672,066
887.3
12,027
11,939,714
925.5
12,901
12,176,754
959.9
12,686
12,883,258
971.9
13,256
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
13,255,070
978.9
13,541
13,141,918
980.5
13,404
13,188,742
967.5
13,632
13,895,406
957.9
14,506
14,881,687
957.0
15,550
15,700,570
960.0
16,355
16,332,943
970.2
16,834
17,356,168
983.6
17,645
1969
1970
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
O ly m p ia , W A (P M S A )
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
293,159
75.3
3,894
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
773,741
106.5
7,263
1985
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
1,880,345
139.0
13,629
330,615
77.5
4,266
1978
932,925
112.8
8,272
1986
2,057,306
142.8
14,405
1971
365,765
79.9
4,577
397,676
82.0
4,851
1979
1980
1,080,221
119.2
9,064
1,244,929
125.5
9,924
1987
1988
2,200,365
146.8
14,991
2,362,209
151.7
15,573
455,814
84.9
5,367
1981
1,387,940
129.3
10,735
1969
2,651,612
156.4
16,956
586,704
93.8
6,258
518,215
89.5
5,792
1982
1,451,542
132.1
10,989
1990
2,946,318
163.0
18,076
1983
1,561,025
134.2
11,631
1991
3,207,325
169.5
18,925
680,802
97.8
6,961
1984
1,705,705
136.1
12,537
1992
3,496,144
176.6
19,801
O m a h a , N E -IA (M S A)
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)...........
2,170,545
564.6
3,844
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
4,470,856
606.8
7,368
1985
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
8,866,958
623.9
14,213
1970
2,363,819
576.5
4,100
1978
5,018,331
610.1
8,225
1986
9,316,764
624.4
14,922
1971
2,631,536
587.6
4,308
1979
5,542,726
609.5
9,094
1987
9,660,579
624.7
15,465
1972
2,776,550
596.6
4,654
1980
6,108,018
606.8
10,067
1973
3,104,227
601.6
5,160
1981
6,788,515
609.0
11,146
1974
3,382,838
605.7
5,585
1982
7,239,765
612.9
11,812
1975
3,676,339
602.0
6,107
1983
7,634,102
616.1
12,392
1976
4,064,950
608.8
6,677
1984
8,337,156
620.8
13,429
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
10,350,090
631.0
16,403
10,959,646
635.6
17,244
11,850,632
641.4
18,476
12,533,061
649.5
19,297
13,287,764
656.4
20,242
1973
1974
1975
1976
10,935,883
1,669.1
6,552
12,220,468
1,725.7
7,081
14,048,545
1,772.7
7,925
1981
1982
1983
1984
29.253.165
2,001.1
14,619
30,972,262
2,039.6
15,186
33,247,363
2,060.6
15,980
37,328,107
2,112.1
17,674
O ra n g o C o u n ty , C A (P M S A )
1969
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
6,421,858
1,376.8
4,664
1970
7,005,228
1,432.6
4,890
1971
7,636,975
1,484.2
5,078
1972
8,496,047
1,536.8
5,528
9,647,082
1,607.1
6,003
1977
1978
1979
16,202,664
1,812.1
8,941
19,067,931
1,853.1
10,290
22,152,514
I,
II,
1985
1966
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
40,701,692
2,158.0
18,861
43,934,325
2,211.1
19,870
47,118,978
2,260.3
20,846
50,990,740
2,308.6
22,088
54,955,583
2,367.7
23,210
58,720,698
2,417.3
24,292
58,993,490
2,446.6
24,113
61,251,975
2,484.8
24,651
1969
1970
1972
1973
1974
1975
1978
1980
25,562,489
892.0 1,946.0
709 13,136
O rla n d o , F L (M S A )
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)...........
1,792,926
510.2
3,514
1977
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
4,728,964
725.6
6,617
1,999,274
528.2
3,785
1978
5,552,854
749.1
7,413
1971
2,332,739
658,7
4,175
1979
6,435,018
780.9
8,240
2,759,479
599.8
4,601
1980
7,671,627
813.0
9,436
3,279,043
644.1
5,091
1981
8,810,899
847.5
10,396
3,594,934
680.5
6,283
1982
9,803,510
881.5
11,122
3,831.868
689.6
5,557
4,243,919
704.9
6,020
1983
1984
11,004,417
922.6
11,927
12.249,339
965.2
12,691
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
13,637,060
1,007.0
13,643
15,062,347
1,052,1
14,316
18,451,634
1,098.5
14,977
18,057,012
1,141.1
15,824
20,061,660
1,186.0
16,916
21.645.068
1,239.4
17,465
22,627,517
1,275.9
17,734
24,261,567
1,304.7
18,596
56
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
Metropolitan Areas
O w e n s b o ro , K Y (M S A )
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
243,464
78.6
3,097
1977
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
527,717
83.1
6,351
1985
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
1,045,817
87.9
11,901
1971
1970
264,270
79.5
3,323
282,743
80.3
3,521
1979
1978
605,132
84.1
7,195
1,078,950
87.5
12,328
316,916
80.3
3,946
1980
769,485
86.1
8,935
684,903
85.5
8,010
1987
1986
1972
1988
1,103,520
87.0
12,686
1,144,839
86.8
13,187
1973
346,765
81.4
4,259
1981
860,689
86.5
9,953
1989
1,243,245
86.9
14,309
1974
387,136
82.0
4,721
1982
893,652
86.9
10,287
1990
1,318,037
87.3
15,103
1975
417,633
82.5
5,062
1983
924,815
87.4
10,582
1991
1,397,533
87.9
15,908
1976
471,301
82.8
5,692
1984
1,020,583
88.3
11,552
1992
1,486,348
88.8
16,736
P a n a m a C ity , F L (M S A )
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
201,228
73.9
2,724
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
529,153
93.4
5,664
1985
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
1,324,518
112.9
11,731
1971
1970
229,670
75.7
3,035
254,287
78.1
3,258
1979
1978
605,342
94.8
6,388
1,438,672
117.3
12,268
285,625
79.7
3,582
1980
673,157
97.5
6,903
1987
1986
1972
774,650
98.4
7,875
1988
1,616,398
122.5
13,198
1,517,601
120.6
12,586
1973
329,294
81.8
4,024
1981
885,723
100.3
8,827
1989
1,741,854
124.8
13,961
1974
380,285
86.6
4,393
1982
972,497
103.6
9,385
1990
1.908,861
127.4
14,988
1975
426,943
89.2
4,788
1983
1,069,819
105.7
10,118
1991
2,056,840
130.3
15,787
1976
485,299
91.8
5,284
1984
1,202,531
108.9
11,038
1992
2,203,851
134.0
16,445
P a rk e rs b u rg -M a rle tta , W V -O H (M S A )
1969
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
457,826
142.1
3,222
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
965,754
151.8
6,363
1985
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
1,806,726
155.5
11,617
1970
494,206
143.8
3,436
1978
1,091,896
154.7
7,059
1986
1,866,628
154.2
12,109
1971
1972
566,614
145.5
3,895
521,718
144.0
3,622
1979
1980
1,217,652
156.3
7,790
1987
1,354,901
158.0
8,573
1988
1,915,393
152.4
12,570
2,035,499
151.0
13,480
1973
624,447
146.8
4,253
1981
1,475,655
157.8
9,353
1989
2,112,520
149.8
14,099
1974
714,277
147.6
4,840
1982
1,527,160
156.9
9,735
1990
2,244,624
149.2
15,044
1975
763,645
149.7
5,101
1983
1,607,038
156.9
10,243
1991
2,354,922
149.4
15,761
1976
853,813
150.2
5,686
1984
1,712,007
156.3
10,956
1992
2,514,739
150.3
16,736
P e n s a c o la , F L (M S A )
1969
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
723,575
239.1
3,026
1977
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
1,631,279
285.4
5,716
1985
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Per capita personal income'(dollars)............
3,674,151
318.5
11,535
1970
802,906
244.1
3,289
1978
1,832,926
286.4
6,399
1986
3,948,543
325.4
12,134
1971
901,014
251.2
3,588
1979
2,059,550
289.2
7,123
1987
4,197,477
331.8
12,652
1972
1,015,308
261.1
3,889
1980
2,320,046
292.1
7,942
1988
4,435,369
334.0
13,280
1973
1,110,642
264.4
4,200
1981
2,657,498
298.7
8,897
1989
4,772,654
339.1
14,073
1974
1,247,322
267.6
4,662
1982
2,890,381
304.0
9,507
1990
5,173,586
345.6
14,972
1975
1,386,685
275.7
5,030
1983
3,154,015
308.8
10,213
1991
5,457,838
352.5
15,481
1976
1,493,913
282.3
5,292
1984
3,436,352
314.6
10,922
1992
5,885,920
361.4
16,287
P e o rla -P e k ln , IL (M S A )
1969
Total persona! income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
1,335,327
340.1
3,926
1977
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
3,015,164
361.2
8,348
1985
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
4,659,136
347.2
13,419
1970
1,469,212
343.1
4,282
1978
3,383,393
362.7
9,329
1986
4,803,663
341.2
14,078
1971
1,602,968
348.5
4,599
1979
3,630,730
362.8
10,007
1987
4,955,414
339.2
14,608
1972
1,721,755
353.2
4,875
1980
3,966,639
366.2
10,833
1988
5,314,963
340.8
15,598
1973
1,986,186
353.7
5,615
1981
4,354,173
366.7
11,875
1989
5,800,272
339.7
17,073
1974
2,238,356
355.7
6,294
1982
4,322,044
364.3
11,865
1990
6,179,156
339.8
18,183
1975
2,531,274
357.6
7,079
1983
4,171,102
360.1
11,582
1991
6,262,539
341.9
18,317
1976
2,768,876
360.5
7,681
1984
4,507,388
354.4
12,717
1992
6,573,861
342.5
19,193
57
Metropolitan Areas
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
P h ila d e lp h ia , P A -N J (P M S A )
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)...........
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
20,280,282
4,829.1
4,200
21,672,910
4,890.7
4,431
22,966,325
4,912.7
4,675
24,855,398
4,899.9
5,073
26,966,747
4,860.3
5,548
29,426,848
4,837.5
6,083
31,575,910
4,827.3
6,541
34,566,005
4,820.3
7,171
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
37,628,205
4,804.0
7,833
41,504,005
4,785.4
8,673
45,945,969
4,786.8
9,598
50,954,306
4,786.6
10,645
56,320,151
4,784.6
11,771
60,353,047
4,785.0
12,613
64,465,234
4,782.6
13,479
69,972,285
4,791.4
14,604
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
75,597,153
4,798.2
15,755
81,125,489
4,830.6
16,794
86,587,749
4,866.9
17,791
93,230,137
4,890.0
19,065
99,894,216
4,908.6
20,351
1969
1970
105,961,770
4,925.9
21,511
109,572,413
4,938.4
22,188
115,670,197
4,943.8
23,397
P h o e n ix -M e s a , A Z (M S A )
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
3,719,703
1,013.4
3,671
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
4,230,626
1,049.7
4,030
1971
1972
4,782,863
1,100.2
4,347
5,504,292
1,164.0
4,729
1973
6,408,925
1,237.7
5,178
1974
7,286,939
1,302.0
5,597
1975
7,654,445
1,337.7
5,722
1976
8,649,562
1,366.4
6,330
1978
1979
1980
1981
11,782,559
1,476.5
7,980
14,150,820
1,546.3
9,151
16,362,445
1,611.7
10,152
18,640,190
I,
II,
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
28,089,717
1,925.9
14,585
31,033,158
2,009.6
15,442
33,575,815
2,095.7
16,021
35,818,756
2,153.6
16,632
38,096,580
2,209.8
17,240
40,236,823
2,245.9
17,916
41,676,445
2,284.4
18,244
44,319,075
2,330.4
19,018
1969
1970
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
9,845,887
1,416.9
6,949
1982
19,652,402
655.8 I,
258 II,
1983
21,795,152
706.7 1,758.2
515 12,396
1984
24,886,161
1,837.9
13,541
P in e B luff, A R (M S A)
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
219,483
85.2
2,577
1977
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
475,695
86.2
5,518
1985
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
881,325
87.4
10,082
236,502
85.1
2,781
1978
545,926
88.0
6,207
1986
945,113
86.9
10,871
1971
258,246
84.5
3,057
279,561
84.9
3,294
1979
1980
614,156
89.5
6,861
677,996
90.8
7,465
1987
1988
963,950
86.9
11,090
1,037,969
86.3
12,025
321,103
84.8
3,787
1981
736,414
90.4
8,147
1989
1,073,775
85.8
12,515
346,825
85.4
4,062
1982
741,843
89.3
8,307
1990
1,121,365
85.4
13,136
377,216
84.9
4,445
1983
779,413
88.6
8,802
1991
1,150,260
85.4
13,476
424,876
85.7
4,961
1984
840,657
88.1
9,542
1992
1,226,527
85.3
14,386
P itts b u rg h , PA (M S A )
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)...........
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
10,189,043
2,683.4
3,797
10,862,759
2,683.0
4,049
11,402,898
2,684.2
4,248
12,318,996
2,675.0
4,605
13,479,802
2,653.3
5,080
15,005,823
2,626.1
5,714
16,435,477
2,623.1
6,266
18,008,822
2,616.2
6,884
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
19,833,906
2,606.1
7,611
21,903,393
2,596.5
8,436
24,350,519
2,581.6
9,432
26,852,269
2,569.6
10,450
29,522,109
2,555.8
11,551
30,747,102
2,547.6
12,069
31,323,887
2,536.2
12,351
33,127,196
2,513.1
13,182
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
34,691,681
2,477.1
14,005
36,274,604
2,451.5
14,797
37,454,996
2,432.7
15,396
39,661,059
2,423.5
16,365
42,590,905
2,406.9
17,696
45,436,797
2,395.3
18,969
47,864,179
2,399.7
19,946
50,956,463
2,406.5
21,175
1969
1970
1972
1973
1974
1975
i976
' 1984
P itts fie ld , M A (N E C M A )
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
587,552
149.0
3,944
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
1,022,524
144.8
7,060
1985
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
2,022,887
143.4
14,108
623,805
149.9
4,162
1978
1,130,331
146.4
7,723
1986
2,182,160
141.6
15,414
1971
662,299
151.0
4,386
1979
1,247,626
145.4
8,578
1987
2,284,549
141.7
16,122
711,700
148.9
4,781
1980
1,391,138
145.0
9,596
1988
2,457,762
141.3
17,397
784,854
149.6
5,247
1981
1,530,312
144.5
10,587
1989
2,608,336
140.5
18,563
851,677
149.6
5,'691
1982
1,631,608
142.9
11,417
1990
2,692,609
139.3
19,335
902,873
148.8
6,068
1983
1,739,652
143.1
12,157
1991
2,834,884
137.8
20,567
960,785
146.4
6,565
1984
1,915,572
143.3
13,368
1992
2,904,222
136.8
21,226
58
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
Metropolitan Areas
P o rtla n d , M E (N E C M A )
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
708,962
191,7
3,699
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
1,462,270
212.1
6,893
1985
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
3,316,860
227.0
14,615
1971
1970
766,710
193.0
3,972
1972
1979
1978
1,632,512
213.7
7,639
3,697,351
230.4
16,051
1980
1,822,400
214.8
8,483
1987
1986
911,104
199.1
4,576
825,989
196.7
4,199
2,047,854
216.2
9,474
1988
4,484,838
237.2
18,910
4,060,119
233.7
17,373
1973
999,425
202.6
4,932
1974
1,094,294
205.8
5,316
1982
1981
2,291,677
217.0
10,559
1989
4,841,250
241.0
20,086
2,480,796
218.4
11,357
1990
5,115,127
243.7
20,993
1975
1,187,081
207.7
5,715
1983
2,704,971
221.1
12,233
1991
5,166,343
244.7
21,116
1976
1,336,173
210.2
6,358
1984
3,019,881
224.3
13,465
1992
5,419,843
244.4
22,178
P o rtla n d -V a n c o u v e r, O R -W A (P M 8 A )
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).............. ;.......
Per capita personal income (dollars).......... .
4,314,105
1,064.1
4,054
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
4,648,020
1,079.2
4,307
1971
1972
5,616,453
1,128.0
4,979
5,042,845
1,099.5
4,587
1973
6,326,017
1,151.5
5,494
1974
7,122,807
1,168.3
6,097
1982
1975
7,812,292
1,186.1
6,586
1983
1976
8,853,680
1,206.6
7,338
1984
1978
1979
1980
1981
11,435,995
1,268.5
9,016
13,078,898
1,304.8
10,024
14,622,213
1,338.9
10,921
15,973,275
I,
II,
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
19,969,277
1,385.7
14,411
21,091,577
1,404.7
15,015
22,252,809
1,418.6
15,687
24,204,713
1,448.9
16,706
26,823,192
1,481.9
18,101
29,291,968
1,526.3
19,192
30,948.533
1,569.7
19,716
33,192,642
1,605.0
20,681
1969
1970
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
1970
9,885,269
1,235,7
8,000
16,386,532
367.8 I,
764 II,
17,256,477
367.5 1,363.0
983 12,661
18,846,445
1,374.2
13,714
P ro v ld a n c e -W a rw lc k -P a w tu c k e t, Rl (N E C M A )
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
3,200,968
839.9
3,811
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)...........
6,043,053
872.2
6,928
3,459,226
855.9
4,041
1978
6,665,087
874.9
7,618
1971
1972
3,666,065
867.0
4,228
1979
3,998,061
878.7
4,550
1980
8,284,934
867.0
9,556
7,402,768
874.6
8,465
4,350,128
879.3
4,947
1981
9,170,607
870.2
10.539
4,668,652
873.1
6,347
1982
9,788,262
870.4
11,246
5,018,471
866.8
5,790
5,526,060
868.2
6,365
1983
1984
10,527,071
872.2
12,070
11,609,801
877.2
13,235
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
12,386,523
883.3
14,023
13,319,574
891.6
14,939
14,358,968
903.1
15,899
15,641,625
909.3
17,202
16,745,813
913.4
18,333
17,371,758
917.1
18.942
17,655,857
916.1
19,273
18,488,480
914.6
20,214
1969
1970
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
P ro v o -O ra m , U T (M S A )
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
337,586
134.6
2,508
1977
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)...........
930,824
191.1
4,872
1985
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)...........
2,006,610
248.7
8,068
369,418
139.1
2,657
1978
1,083,709
199.2
5,439
1986
2,118,486
250.0
8,472
1971
411,839
146.0
2,821
1979
1,248,445
210.3
5,937
1987
2,258,443
253.8
8,898
476,578
155.1
3,074
1980
1,372,282
219.8
6,244
1988
2,480,070
256.9
9,653
550,485
162.4
3,389
1981
1,531,318
227.9
6,719
1969
2,736,501
260.3
10,513
620,829
169.5
3,662
1982
1,603,961
234.1
6,852
1990
3,015,262
264.5
11,399
687,513
174.3
3,943
1983
1,708,735
239.9
7,122
1991
3,312,642
269.0
12,314
804,868
180.2
4,466
1984
1,887,219
243.8
7,742
1992
3,590,133
275.1
13,052
P u e b lo , C O (M 8 A )
1969
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)...........
354,877
117.7
3,016
1977
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)...........
796,213
124.6
6,388
1985
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)...........
1,358,435
123.8
10,971
1970
388,852
118.6
3,279
1978
886,445
124.0
7,151
1986
1,404,906
124.1
11,319
1971
423,427
120.7
3,507
1979
995,030
125.9
7,904
1987
1,436,338
124.4
11,550
1972
471,000
122.0
3,860
1980
1,092,746
126.1
8,669
1988
1,533,083
124.1
12,358
1973
540,335
124.7
4,334
1981
1,211,859
125.6
9,650
1989
1,632,435
123.3
13,240
1974
606,723
124.6
4,869
1982
1,239,142
125.1
9,903
1990
1,728,226
123.1
14,045
1975
668,779
126.6
5,281
1983
1,243,599
125.6
9,901
1991
1,844,138
123.1
14,977
1976
736,454
126.7
5,860
1984
1,310,516
124.2
10,552
1992
1.963,162
123.8
15,863
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
59
Metropolitan Areas
P u n ta Q o rd a, FL (M S A )
1969
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
87,360
26.5
3,302
1977
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)...........
1,104,984
82.2
13,446
1971
103,818
28.0
3,711
1978
326,784
47.1
6,944
1985
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)...........
1970
122,376
30.0
4,073
1979
397,881
50.9
7,810
1,249,920
87.8
14,243
1,377,818
93.9
14,678
1973
151,771
32.4
4,690
1980
471,295
55.3
8,523
1987
1986
1972
185,197
36.8
5,036
1981
574,823
59.4
9,674
1988
1,524,494
100.0
15,245
1974
213,015
41.5
5,137
1982
1,792,544
106.0
16,913
1990
1,945,058
112.7
17,265
1976
237,241
43.8
5,417
1983
739,417
68.4
10,806
684,665
63.6
10,758
1989
1975
275,356
44.3
6,216
1984
836,539
72.2
11,589
1991
2,014,367
116.8
17,251
959,310
77.1
12,443
1992
2,118,063
119.3
17,761
R a cin e, W l (P M S A )
1969
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
671,844
170.2
3,948
1977
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
1,342,229
171.5
7,824
1985
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
2,406,024
171.1
14,066
1970
1971
691,594
170.9
4,048
1978
729,100
170.4
4,279
1979
1,515,279
171.8
8,822
1986
1,705,631
172.3
9,901
1987
2,542,117
170.7
14,890
2,671,423
171.3
15,596
1972
1973
805,060
170.3
4,727
1980
1,847,611
173.3
10,663
1988
2,873,939
173.3
16,585
902,776
170.6
5,290
1981
1,998,774
173.2
11,538
1989
3,048,753
174.1
17,514
1974
1,008,563
171.7
5,873
1982
2,036,016
172.3
11,817
1990
3,270,012
175.4
18,641
1975
1,098,167
173.9
6,315
1983
2,124,381
170.3
12,473
1991
3,440,269
177.7
19,361
1976
1,211,307
172.3
7,032
1984
2,327,482
170.6
13,647
1992
3,613,728
179.5
20,131
R a le lflh -D u rh a m -C h a p e l H ill, N C (M S A )
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
1,767,220
526.7
3,355
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
4,178,004
630.4
6,627
1970
1,953,195
539.7
3,619
1978
4,772,297
640.9
7,446
1971
2,155,499
554.9
3,885
1979
5,384,125
654.0
8,233
1972
2,413,295
571.7
4,221
1980
6,098,058
667.5
9,136
1973
2,722,564
586.3
4,644
1981
6,833,655
679.1
10,063
1974
3,055,063
600.6
5,086
1982
7,395,190
690.7
10,707
1975
3,378,009
606.2
5,572
1983
8,210,616
706.3
11,625
1976
3,746,612
616.4
6,079
1984
9,496,760
728.2
13,042
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
10,761,392
753.8
14,276
11,784,024
777.8
15,151
12,718,852
795.9
15,981
13,961,685
818.5
17,058
15,240,842
839.6
18,152
16,725,272
861.2
19,420
17,672,458
884.2
19,986
19,172,441
909.2
21,086
1969
1970
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
R a p id C ity , S O (M S A )
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
183,338
60.2
3,047
1977
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
455,845
71.2
6,402
1985
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
929,083
74.5
12,475
202,883
59.8
3,394
1978
529,765
72.7
7,292
1986
996,042
76.0
13,109
1971
227,852
61.8
3,688
1979
596,011
73.3
8,136
1987
1,048,590
78.0
13,441
262,151
65.0
4,036
1980
639,728
70.5
9,075
1988
1,080,606
78.9
13,696
297,733
64.4
4,620
1981
704,629
70.5
9,997
1989
1,148,100
80.3
14,302
322,044
65.8
4,891
1982
759,924
71.7
10,597
1990
1,247,670
81.7
15,279
360,768
65.9
5,472
1983
812,828
72.8
11,170
1991
1,348,343
83.7
16,102
407,253
69.3
5,874
1984
888,640
73.9
12,017
1992
1,436,365
85.0
16,896
R e ad in g , P A (M S A )
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
1,155,294
294.3
3,925
1977
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
2,375,543
306.6
7,747
1985
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)...........
4,815,096
319.7
15,063
1970
1,231,634
296.8
4,150
1978
2,668,088
309.1
8,632
1986
5,101,529
322.8
15,802
1971
1,309,151
299.5
4,372
1979
3,002,725
312.1
9,622
1987
5,390,616
326.7
16,499
1972
1,451,152
300.9
4,823
1980
3,338,593
313.1
10,664
1988
5,743,902
330.7
17,372
1973
1,619,023
305.0
5,308
1981
3,688,376
314.9
11,714
1989
6,287,665
334.0
18,827
1974
1,783,954
305.7
5,835
1982
3,892,081
315.3
12,345
1990
6,516,275
337.5
19,310
1975
1,911,780
306.9
6,230
1983
4,188,297
316.2
13,244
1991
6,672,510
340.8
19,581
1976
2,134,163
308.5
6,919
1984
4,562,505
319.0
14,304
1992
7,110,860
343.1
20,723
60
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
Metropolitan Areas
R e d d in g , C A (M S A )
1969
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
275,217
76.3
3,608
1977
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
700,223
100.2
6,991
1985
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
1,579,403
131.0
12,061
1971
1970
299,054
78.0
3,835
328,966
79.4
4,141
1979
1978
827,003
103.6
7,985
960,255
112.2
8,558
1987
1986
1,703,519
133.0
12,812
1,833,632
136.3
13,451
1972
362,048
80.7
4,489
1980
1,067,102
116.7
9,145
1988
1,994,352
140.5
14,198
1973
412,407
84.2
4,895
1981
1,151,130
120.8
9,526
1989
2,215,475
144.3
15,355
1974
475,370
86.7
5,486
1982
1,222,141
122.5
9,976
1990
2,446,348
148.7
16,456
1975
530,505
92.1
5,761
1983
1,328,633
124.3
10,691
1991
2,549,816
154.2
16,539
1976
621,222
94.9
6,545
1984
1,472,418
127.2
11,572
1992
2,712,543
157.6
17,212
Reno, N V (M S A )
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
574,343
118.4
4,851
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
1,564,543
167.8
9,326
1985
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
3,858,505
216.9
17,793
1971
1970
643,936
122.1
5,272
718,552
128.6
5,589
1979
1978
1,959,654
177.6
11,037
2,294,563
187.2
12,258
1987
1986
4,180,274
221.8
18,844
4,524,554
227.7
19,874
1972
804,331
135.4
5,941
1980
2,583,421
195.3
13,228
1988
4,897,104
233.4
20,985
1973
913,323
141.0
6,479
1981
2,874,817
200.6
14,329
1989
5,380,530
243.4
22,102
1974
1,002,247
147.4
6,799
1982
3,000,006
207.4
14,462
1990
5,924,778
256.3
23,113
1975
1,123,142
152.2
7,381
1983
3,182,964
207.6
15,331
1991
6,313,071
262.7
24,035
1976
1,309,537
158.7
8,253
1984
3,525,688
210.7
16,729
1992
6,855,660
268.5
25,529
R lc h la n d -K e n n e w lc k -P a 8 c o , W A (M S A)
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
339,243
90.6
3,743
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
968,399
119.6
8,095
1985
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
1,920,846
148.9
12,899
1971
1970
368,932
93.5
3,946
389,216
94.1
4,137
1979
1978
1,202,405
129.2
9,306
1,388,163
137.9
10,064
1987
1986
2,023,103
147.3
13,732
2,107,062
148.5
14,193
1972
434,790
95.1
4,574
1980
1,564,262
145.6
10,746
1988
2,112,655
148.1
14,264
1973
504,178
95.2
5,295
1981
1,836,825
149.9
12,253
1989
2,289,107
148.5
15,416
1974
612,884
98.7
6,212
1982
1,889,359
154.3
12,244
1990
2,537,831
151.2
16,786
1975
733,163
105.0
6,980
1983
1,915,783
151.2
12,672
1991
2,775,660
155.6
17,840
1976
828,865
112.8
7,346
1984
1,911,937
149.1
12,819
1992
3,055,358
160.9
18,989
R lc h m o n d -P e te rs b u rg , V A (M S A)
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
2,517,968
674.0
3,736
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
5,561,746
740.9
7,507
1971
1970
2,672,029
676.9
3,948
2,932,127
688.1
4,261
1979
1978
6,331,796
748.4
8,460
7,196,169
756.9
9,507
1972
3,216,769
689.8
4,664
1980
8,103,291
764.2
10,603
1973
3,614,626
698.8
5,173
1981
9,084,489
773.6
11,743
1974
4,069,842
704.4
5,778
1982
9,748,725
778.0
12,530
1975
4,517,514
714.1
6,326
1976
5,001,929
727.4
6,876
1983
1984
10,489,929
784.9
13,365
11,462,012
790.8
14,495
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
12,328,589
799.4
15,422
13,364,264
811.2
16,475
14,584,465
827.0
17,635
15,901,088
843.2
18,859
17,429,688
855.6
20,372
18,535,266
869.6
21,314
18,952,222
880.8
21,517
19,985,306
896.1
22,303
1969
1970
1973
1974
1975
1976
R lv e rs id e -S a n B e rn a rd in o , C A (P M S A )
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
4,248,489
1,122.2
3,786
4,693,829
1,143.5
4,105
1971
5,075,734
1,171.2
4,334
1972
5,654,326
1,189.5
4,754
6,310,131
1,202.2
5,249
7,093,629
1,229.7
5,768
1982
7,987,402
1,248.6
6,397
1983
9,117,132
1,282.5
7,109
1984
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
10,321,374
1.347.6
7,659
12,030,491
1,435.7
8,379
13,757,134
1,496.8
9,191
15,844,346
1,572.7
10,074
18,162,348
I,
I I,
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
26,942,420
1,940.5
13,884
29,928,168
2,052.3
14,583
32,904,635
2,193.1
15,003
36,215,966
2,353.0
15,392
40,438,931
2,488.4
16,251
44,484,645
2,630.6
16,910
45,759,695
2,739.6
16,703
48,047,908
2,822.8
17,021
19,554,337
635.4 I,
106 II,
21,329,568
703.7 1,770.0
478 12,050
23,995,228
1,845.8
13,000
61
Metropolitan Areas
L O C A L A R E A P E R S O N A L IN C O M E
R o an o ke , V A (M S A )
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
709,267
198.6
3,672
1,505,339
220.6
6,824
3,149,542
225.5
13,968
1,872,458
222.2
8,428
3,337,302
223.9
14,903
2,077,356
220.8
9,407
3,726,652
225.5
16,526
1,123,294
216.4
5,191
2,288,023
222.6
10,276
2,414,794
222.9
10,832
4,299,313
224.9
19,117
1,372,806
218.7
6,276
1984
2,619,855
223.2
11,740
2,934,961
224.0
13,103
1992
1991
1990
4,048,540
224.8
18,010
1,232,292
217.3
5,670
1983
1982
1989
1988
3,535,782
224.9
15,720
1,010,357
214.0
4,721
1981
1980
1987
1986
1985
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
1,708,115
221.2
7,722
898,406
209.6
4,286
814,608
205.4
3,966
1979
1978
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
744,523
199.8
3,727
1976
1975
1974
1973
1972
1971
1970
4,394,280
226.5
19,400
4,675,258
226.3
. 20,661
R o ch ester, M N (M S A )
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
323,111
82.3
3,926
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
703,038
90.9
7,737
800,242
90.8
8,811
1,536,736
98.9
15,535
1980
991,096
92.3
10,735
886,222
91.7
9,669
1987
1,611,536
99.5
16,199
399,973
86.4
4,630
367,542
85.2
4,311
1979
1986
1985
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
345,264
84.3
4,093
1978
1977
1972
1971
1970
1969
1,696,770
100.8
16,834
1988
1,782,140
103.4
17,235
1973
457,165
86.8
5,267
1981
1,102,235
93.8
11,753
1989
1,975,507
105.1
18,802
1974
490,353
88.3
5,552
1982
1,228,454
94.5
13,004
1990
2,130,810
107.0
19,923
1975
552,687
88.2
6,265
1983
1,281,642
95.8
13,377
1991
2,249,704
109.1
20,617
1976
620,661
89.4
6,943
1984
1,451,635
97.3
14,923
1992
2,385,931
110.5
21,595
R o c h e s te r, N Y (M S A )
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
4,437,860
1,005.7
4,413
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
4,667,615
1,021.8
4,568
8,063,942
1,038.8
7,763
8,735,235
1,034.2
8,446
9,697,180
1,034.3
9,375
1987
1986
15,918,545
1,049.1
15,173
4,982,474
1,027.6
4,849
1979
1978
1985
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
1971
1970
1969
16,972,651
1,050.7
16,153
17,416,692
1,051.3
16,566
1972
5,355,895
1,030.9
5,196
1973
5,907,618
1,030.6
5,732
1980
1981
10,903,440
1,032.0
10,566
12,212,565
I,
II,
1988
1989
18,699,241
1,060.1
17,638
20,221,139
1,062.2
19,037
1972
1973
1974
6,462,002
1,028.2
6,285
1975
6,904,001
1,036.0
6,664
1976
7,437,593
1,037.2
7,171
1983
1984
13,662,127
1,051.1
12,998
14,882,371
1,047.5
14,207
1990
1991
1992
21,245,066
1,064.4
19,960
21,981,696
1,072.1
20,504
22,941,014
1,081.2
21,217
1974
1975
1976
1982
13,138,369
038.7 1,046.2
758 12,558
R o c k fo rd , IL (M S A )
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
1,260,080
311.0
4,051
2,471,424
318.9
7,749
2,760,932
321.9
8,576
4,534,072
325.5
13,930
1980
3,263,326
326.2
10,003
3,056,243
323.2
9,456
1987
4,754,054
325.6
14,600
1,532,174
314.6
4,871
1,397,200
313.7
4,454
1979
1986
1985
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
1,318,126
314.4
4,193
1978
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
1971
1970
1969
1988
5,289,399
327.4
16,154
4,952,946
326.2
15,186
1,737,140
317.2
5,476
1981
3,644,246
327.0
11,144
1989
5,708,332
328.6
17,372
1,879,532
319.2
5,888
1982
3,697,335
325.2
11,370
1990
5,998,304
330.6
18,145
2,023,986
319.2
6,341
1983
3,811,916
323.9
11,770
1991
6,097,701
335.6
18,169
2,240,464
318.8
7,029
1984
4,258,064
323.3
13,169
1992
6,473,331
339.7
19,055
R o c k y M o u n t, N C (M S A )
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
289,916
321,795
111.2
111.6
694,276
121.4
5,718
1985
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
2,884
2,606
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
1971
1970
1,438,257
128.5
11,191
1978
791,747
122.4
6,468
1986
1,521,112
129.5
11,750
349,687
112.3
3,114
1979
833,706
123.2
6,765
1987
1,627,682
130.7
12,458
1972
403,587
113.6
3,554
1980
919,016
123.5
7,444
1988
1,776,041
131.2
13,534
1973
474,022
115.0
4,120
1981
1,068,508
124.2
8,601
1989
1,880,649
132.4
14,207
1974
533,085
116.4
4,581
1982
1,129,903
125.2
9,022
1990
2,017,629
133.6
15,100
1975
568,260
118.2
4,808
1983
1,201,800
126.1
9,531
1991
2,123,601
135.0
15,734
1976
647,250
119.6
5,411
1984
1,351,653
127.3
10,618
1992
2,223,517
136.7
16,262
62
Metropolitan Areas
L O C A L A R E A P E R S O N A L IN C O M E
S a c ra m e n to , C A (P M S A )
1969
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)...........
2,966,706
737.6
4,022
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)...........
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
7,015,054
894.1
7,846
1970
1971
3,276,992
759.9
4,312
1978
1972
3,565,754
780.7
4,567
3,914,022
801.0
4,887
1979
8,150,705
929.6
8,768
9,367,933
961.9
9,739
1973
4,345,548
808.1
5,377
1974
4,894,911
827.4
5,916
1980
1981
1962
10,543,760
993.4
10,613
11,577,714
1,020.6
11,344
12,388,079
I,
II,
1975
5,507,906
846.6
6,506
1983
13,408,981
055.2 1,081.3
740 12,401
1976
6,245,947
869.7
7,182
1984
14,980,712
1,106.2
13,542
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
16,709,289
1,138.2
14,681
18,304,792
1,172.5
15,611
19,844,326
1,218.3
16,289
21,487,978
1,263.1
17,012
23,690,058
1,307.6
18,117
26,250,671
1,353.5
19,394
27,436,427
1,395.9
19,654
28,936,129
1,418.6
20,398
1969
1970
1973
1974
1975
1976
S a g in a w -B a y C ity -M id la n d , M l (M S A)
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
1,485,861
397.8
3,735
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
3,203,248
419.2
7,640
1985
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
5,369,859
400.4
13,410
1,516,752
401.8
3,775
1978
3,542,862
421.1
8,414
1986
5,612,159
400.8
14,003
1971
1972
1,717,658
406.7
4,223
1,875,355
408.5
4,591
1979
1980
3,878,548
421.0
9,213
4,120,478
421.3
9,781
1987
1988
5,816,570
400.0
14,542
6,144,148
399.2
15,392
2,099,668
411.4
5,104
1981
4,427,827
418.4
10,584
1989
6,516,459
398.9
16,338
2,281,154
413.6
5,515
1982
4,433,330
413.4
10,725
1990
6,823,690
399.8
17,068
2,427,672
414.8
5,853
1983
4,691,667
408.8
11,475
1991
7,074,894
401.0
17,642
2,817,916
416.0
6,774
1984
5,065,293
407.4
12,433
1992
7,431,447
402.6
18,461
S t C loud , M N (M S A)
1969
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
306,481
110.3
2,779
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
731,258
130.0
5,625
1985
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
1,528,882
139.7
10,944
1970
343,767
116.8
2,944
1978
819,568
131.1
6,249
1986
1,649,828
141.2
11,682
1971
1972
370,264
119.0
3,112
406,794
119.7
3,400
1979
1980
929,901
132.4
7,022
1,023,092
133.7
7,651
1987
1988
1,757,915
142.7
12,318
1,858,944
145.3
12,794
1973
481,893
122.0
3,951
1981
1,144,546
135.0
8,476
1989
2,039,824
147.3
13,850
1974
532,698
123.7
4,308
1982
1,234,001
136.3
9,055
1990
2,155,939
149.5
14,421
1975
577,206
126.3
4,571
1983
1,269,559
137.2
9,251
1991
2,262,971
151.2
14,963
1976
641,896
127.5
5,035
1984
1,436,024
138.7
10,355
1992
2,441,734
152.7
15,991
S t Jo s e p h , M O (M S A )
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
327,325
100.2
3,268
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
638,965
102,6
6,226
1985
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
1,224,870
99.2
12,348
1970
348,443
99.0
3,519
1978
706,739
102.5
6,893
1986
1,264,327
99.5
12,710
1971
1972
379,387
100.2
3,785
410,975
101.1
4,063
1979
1980
796,879
102.2
7,798
873,486
101.8
8,581
1987
1988
1,299,491
99.1
13,119
1,351,609
98.5
13,725
1973
458,527
101.1
4,535
1981
977,682
101.0
9,680
1989
1,454,674
97.9
14,856
1974
481,308
100.8
4,776
1982
1,034,704
100.4
10,302
1990
1,522,164
97.8
15,569
1975
523,992
101.4
5,168
1983
1,071,496
100.3
10,687
1991
1,589,253
97.7
16,273
1976
576,630
102.2
5,641
1984
1,157,914
99.8
11,601
1992
1,651,487
98.0
16,854
S t Lo u is, M O -IL (M S A)
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)...........
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
10,469,514
2,456.3
4,262
11,158,095
2,449.5
4,555
11,946,425
2,439.9
4,896
13,054,357
2,426.5
5,380
14,162,758
2,415.4
5,863
15,225,681
2,414.7
6,306
16,810,362
2,413.9
6,964
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
16,595,970
2,406.3
7,728
20,744,658
2,409.9
8,608
23,040,731
2,414.0
9,545
25,347,422
2,416.5
10,489
28,203,536
2,416.8
11,670
29,936,184
2,411.4
12,414
32,085,557
2,415.1
13,285
35,173,598
2,426.4
14,496
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
37,608,996
2,443.3
15,393
39,984,143
2,456.5
16,277
42,115,671
2,470.7
17,046
44,540,948
2,478.1
17,974
47,419,890
2,483.8
19,092
50,211,876
2,496.6
20,112
52,158,341
2,508.5
20.793
54,651,920
2,518.5
21,700
9,723,983
2,412.4
4,031
63
Metropolitan Areas
L O C A L A R E A P E R S O N A L IN C O M E
S a le m , O R (P M S A )
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
614,096
183.5
3,347
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
1,566,527
228.5
6,857
1985
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
3,010,544
257.6
11,685
1971
1970
662,988
187.6
3,533
1,803,635
237.1
7,608
3,194,214
260.0
12,288
1980
2,298,264
251.0
9,156
2,060,526
243.6
8,458
1987
1986
815,754
197.0
4,140
731,240
193.2
3,786
1979
1978
1972
1988
3,619,052
267.2
13,543
3,366,415
262.4
12,829
1973
947,086
199.6
4,745
1981
2,460,375
254.8
9,656
1989
3,984,101
272.6
14,618
1974
1,079,757
206.8
5,221
1982
2,496,373
254.7
9,800
1990
4,320,465
279.5
15,457
1975
1,190,394
211.5
5,630
1983
2,635,870
254.1
10,374
1991
4,578,388
285.7
16,026
1976
1,386,496
218.7
6,341
1984
2,832,780
256.3
11,051
1992
4,888,838
291.9
16,749
S a lin a s , C A (M S A )
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
1,099,905
255.1
4,311
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
2,243,023
281.5
7,967
1985
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
4,943,510
327.1
15,114
1971
1970
1,167,825
248.2
4,705
1972
1979
1978
2,600,338
284.1
9,152
5,368,788
335.2
16,014
1980
3,190,752
292.5
10,909
2,830,940
286.9
9,868
1987
1986
1,417,374
254.1
5,577
1,304,171
252.7
5,160
1988
5,993,472
344.9
17,376
5,670,677
340.2
16,670
1973
1,595,408
255.3
6,250
1981
3,655,589
299.6
12,200
1989
6,381,869
351.2
18,171
1974
1,792,910
263.5
6,803
1982
3,852,326
306.0
12,588
1990
6,969,700
357.1
19,515
1975
1,908,962
271.0
7,045
1983
4,323,775
313.5
13,791
1991
7,196,696
362.6
19,847
1976
2,032,371
275.9
7,365
1984
4,620,297
321.0
14,395
1992
7,484,834
368.3
20,322
S a lt L ak e C ity -O g d e n , U T (M S A )
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
2,198,828
677.5
3,246
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
5,374,807
828.4
6,488
1985
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
1970
2,445,273
687.8
3,555
1978
6,195,545
855.6
7,241
1986
12,262,621
1,014.9
12,082
12,866,124
1,030.2
12,489
1969
1970
1971
1972
3,010,164
725.8
4,147
2,721,747
709.5
3,836
1979
1980
7,872,813
916.8
8,587
7,012,827
883.7
7,936
1973
3,348,405
743.7
4,503
1981
8,887,287
939.4
9,461
1974
3,764,613
760.0
4,953
1982
9.633,285
962.6
10,008
1975
4,196,098
780.6
5,375
1976
4,753,608
804.6
5,908
1983
1984
10,413,024
984.0
10,583
11,426,764
I,
II,
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
13,498,632
1,042.5
12,949
14,229,430
1,050.1
13,551
15,233,427
1,061.1
14,357
16,428,523
1,076.4
15,262
17,597,675
1,100.4
15,992
19,025,222
1,128.1
16,865
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
S a n A n g e lo , T X (M S A )
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
222,961
71.4
3,122
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
539,579
79.4
6,794
1985
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
1,207,439
95.5
12,645
248,493
71.3
3,486
1978
617,215
80.7
7,650
1986
1,237,382
95.9
12,897
1971
296,241
72.5
4,084
269,312
73.0
3,688
1979
1980
794,710
85.4
9,311
687,327
82.9
8,290
1987
1988
1,273,497
96.1
13,257
1,332,069
96.7
13,769
332,875
74.8
4,449
1981
949,813
87.0
10,911
1989
1,428,319
97.5
14,654
371,977
75.8
4,906
1982
1,054,514
90.5
11,647
1990
1,513,002
98.2
15,401
422,498
77.6
5,447
1983
1,130,296
94.0
12,021
1991
1,581,647
97.9
16,151
486,226
78.8
6,174
1984
1,194,483
95.4
12,519
1992
1,684,193
99.1
16,993
S a n A n to n io , T X (M S A )
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
2,798,549
892.6
3,135
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
6,309,876
1,044.4
6,042
1970
3,066,149
907.0
3,381
1978
7,152,924
1,061.5
6,739
1971
3,386,883
935.5
3,620
1979
8,164,657
1,074.2
7,600
1972
3,748,484
955.0
3,925
1980
9,428,164
1,097.4
8,591
1973
4,207,772
981.8
4,286
1974
4,698,140
997.4
4,711
1975
5,158,142
1,005.8
5,129
1981
1982
1983
10,854,817
1,119.6
9,696
11,944,012
1,148.6
10,398
13,021,458
I,
II,
1976
5,739,746
1,023.8
5,606
1984
14,544,696
175.5 1,200.9
077 12,112
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
16,063,422
1,228.5
13,075
16,655,441
1,258.6
13,233
17,319,475
1,287.0
13,457
18.295,677
1,288.5
14,199
19,593,601
1,305.9
15,004
20,690,532
1,327.8
15,583
21,940,177
1,349.0
16,264
23,824,723
1,378.6
17,282
001.9
405
64
Metropolitan Areas
L O C A L A R E A P E R S O N A L IN C O M E
S a n D ieg o , C A (M S A )
1969
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
6,620,931
1,341.0
4,192
1970
6,138,556
1,366.0
4,494
1971
1972
6,622,818
1,391.9
4,758
7,327,181
1,433.1
5,113
1973
8,154,321
1,499.6
5,438
1974
9,145,884
1,540.7
5,936
1975
1976
10,218,568
1,616.9
6,320
11,575,704
1,642.8
7,046
1983
1984
26,626,160
2,018.2
13,193
29,713,446
2,069.4
14,359
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
12,992,580
1,715.5
7,574
15,056,586
1,775.4
8,481
17,310,973
1,827.6
9,472
19,912,381
1,876.1
10,614
22,751,791
I,
II,
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
32,875,956
2,126.3
15,462
35,890,212
2,197.2
16,334
38,682,581
2,276.7
16,991
42,074,429
2,359.2
17,834
46,300,662
2,439.6
18,979
49,587,019
2,513.2
19,731
50,819,819
2,557.0
19,875
53,019,458
2,601.1
20,384
1969
1970
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
10,279,395
1,467.4
7,005
11,115,720
1,482.9
7,496
12,216,025
1,478.4
8,263
13,364,069
1,478.4
9,039
14,639,925
1,487.6
9,841
1982
24,578,885
928.1 1,974.8
800 12,446
S a n F ran c isco , C A (P M S A )
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
8,391,455
1,482.0
5,662
9,023,697
1,478.1
6,105
1971
9,558,015
1,471.4
6,496
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
16,002,597
1,484.5
10,780
17,999,497
1,483.9
12,130
20,210,145
1,484.3
13,616
22,720,917
1,492.2
15,226
25,772,838
1,501.6
17,164
27,603,241
1,512.8
18,246
29,907,767
1,532.2
19,520
32,796,387
1,546.2
21,211
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
34,898,656
1,566.4
22,280
36,935,306
1,575.9
23,438
38,576,183
1,580.3
24,411
41,470,706
1,583.6
26,188
44,320,429
1,595.7
27,775
47,572,311
1,603.3
29,672
48,594,040
1,613.6
30,115
50,834,984
1,626.1
31,262
1969
1970
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
S a n J o s e, C A (P M S A )
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
4,835,370
1,033.4
4,679
5,216,521
1,071.4
4,869
1971
5,591,591
1,100.5
5,081
1977
1978
1979
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
10,888,525
1,231.6
8,841
12,639,792
1,260.4
10,029
14,747,933
I,
II,
1985
1986
1987
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
27,730,350
1,412.4
19,633
28,680,553
1,419.6
20,203
30,159,725
1,433.8
21,035
6,169,560
1,138.8
5,418
1980
6,929,566
1,163.9
5,954
7,795,779
1,164.6
6,694
8,594,857
1,192.8
7,206
9,692,032
1,206.7
8,032
1981/'
1982
1983
1984
19,363,817
1,322.4
14,643
21,153,868
1,341.8
15,766
23,273,491
1,369.5
16,995
25,991,144
1,389.9
18,700
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
32,714,180
1,456.1
22,467
34,755,863
1,480.4
23,477
36,769,671
1,497.7
24,550
37,830,188
1,510.9
25,038
39,625,916
1,528.5
25,924
1973
1974
1975
1976
17,014,939
271.4 1,300.4
600 13,084
S a n Luis O b is p o -A ta s c a d e ro -P a s o R o b le s , C A (M S A )
1969
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
346,964
102.6
3,380
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
931,079
138.6
6,716
1985
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
2,485,555
187.4
13,261
1970
388,188
106.3
3,653
1978
1,111,686
145.9
7,619
1986
2,715,879
194.4
13,973
1971
428,910
109.3
3,924
1979
1,284,202
150.9
8,513
1987
2,921,511
201.3
14,516
1972
480,291
115.5
4,159
1980
1,452,310
156.9
9,255
1988
3,167,664
206.4
15,349
544,885
119.8
4,547
1981
1,627,758
162.4
10,023
1989
3,490,065
212.6
16,414
636,119
125.5
5,067
1982
1,742,699
167.4
10,409
1990
3,715,639
218.1
17,036
718,602
126.5
5,683
1983
2,099,959
172.6
12,169
1991
3,813,648
219.0
17,413
830,672
134.3
6,187
1984
2,305,512
179.1
12,871
1992
3,993,290
220.6
18,105
S a n ta B a rb a ra -S a n ta M a ria -L o m p o c , C A (M S A)
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
1,158,671
262.0
4,423
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
2,408,053
290.4
8,293
1985
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
5,836,831
340.1
17,163
1970
1,237,149
265.3
4,663
1978
2,781,072
295.4
9,415
1986
6,241,114
347.3
17,973
1971
1,316,943
269.9
4,879
1979
3,151,597
295.4
10,668
1987
6,525,676
353.9
18,441
1972
1,441,449
277.0
5,205
1980
3,592,664
299.9
11,978
1988
6,955,452
357.6
19,450
1973
1,606,621
277.4
5,791
1981
4,069,904
306.2
13,292
1989
7,812,049
364.6
21,426
1974
1,768,976
278.4
6,353
1982
4,386,431
313.7
13,981
1990
8,258,519
370.3
22,303
1975
1,941,530
282.6
6,870
1983
4,764,345
323.3
14,736
1991
8,485,165
373.5
22,717
1976
2,173,910
286.1
7,599
1984
5,336,099
330.3
16,156
1992
8,775,113
375.5
23,368
65
Metropolitan Areas
L O C A L A R E A P E R S O N A L IN C O M E
S a n ta C ru z-W a ts o n v llla , C A (P M S A )
1969
Total personal Income (thousands ot dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
492,191
122.2
4,026
1,362,721
175.1
7,724
1,584,704
174.9
9,062
3,344,861
210.0
15,931
681,700
141.9
4,805
1980
2,098,590
189.4
11,082
1,814,808
184.0
9,861
1987
3,589,141
213.7
16,792
1972
601,812
129.9
4,633
1979
1986
1985
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
541,451
124.8
4,339
1978
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
1971
1970
1988
4,134,335
221.9
18,635
3,812,972
218.0
17,487
1973
790,905
145.3
5,441
1981
2,372,942
193.2
12,280
1989
4,081,657
226.5
18,023
1974
904,920
149.8
6,040
1982
2,522,260
196.4
12,845
1990
4,889,141
229.4
21,311
1975
1,014,450
158.6
6,395
1983
2,832,460
200.5
14,124
1991
5,011,136
229.0
21,883
1976
1,178,143
168.0
7,012
1984
3,138,828
203.9
15,391
1992
5,263,011
231.0
22,784
S a n ta Fe, N M (M S A )
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
243,203
68.6
3,545
616,773
87.9
7,017
712,033
89.5
7,956
1,534,077
101.6
15,094
335,065
74.3
4,510
1980
902,262
93.3
9,674
804,901
93.0
8,652
1987
1,652,401
107.6
15,361
1972
298,258
72.4
4,122
1979
1986
1985
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
270,404
70.3
3,847
1978
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
1971
1970
1969
1988
1,872,021
112.0
16,711
1,761,752
110.8
15,899
1973
375,979
76.6
4,911
1981
1,033,369
93.5
11,050
1989
2,055,608
114.8
17,900
1974
426,178
78.3
5,441
1982
1,149,864
96.2
11,949
1990
2,275.603
117.6
19,347
1975
474,757
81.6
5,818
1983
1,236,838
97.9
12,630
1991
2,405,348
119.9
20,059
1976
545,005
85.1
6,407
1984
1,380,543
99.8
13,833
1992
2,577,350
123.4
20,893
S a n ta R o sa, C A (P M S A )
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
633,829
200.9
4,150
2,215,548
273.2
8,110
1985
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
920,909
206.0
4,470
5,570,575
335.5
16,605
1,018,878
212.4
4,797
1979
1978
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
1971
1970
1969
2,600,550
281.4
9,240
3,010,811
291.9
10,316
1987
1986
6,029,338
345.4
17,456
6,435,510
356.1
18,074
1972
1,149,909
224.1
5,131
1980
3,426,647
301.6
11,361
1988
6,973,090
368.2
18,936
1973
1,312,919
238.0
5,517
1981
3,907,895
309.0
12,645
1989
7,739,226
379.8
20,376
1974
1,492,448
243.0
6,141
1982
4,149,233
315.0
13,172
1990
8,434,751
390.1
21,624
1975
1,691,093
253.3
6,677
1983
4,539,458
321.9
14,102
1991
8,775,380
395.6
22,180
1976
1,951,491
262.7
7,430
1984
5,082,943
327.1
15,539
1992
9,188,051
401.0
22,913
S a ra s o ta -B ra d e n to n , F L (M S A )
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
855,474
209.1
4,091
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
2,421,803
306.7
7,896
1985
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
7,179,716
426.9
16,818
1970
966,167
219.9
4,393
1978
2,900,100
322.1
9,004
1986
7,950,930
438.6
18,130
1971
1,092,409
232.5
4,698
1979
3,421,656
338.6
10,105
1987
8,571,134
450.5
19,025
1972
1,256,452
244.7
5,134
1980
4,075,449
354.4
11,501
1988
9,221,176
462.2
19,950
1973
1,503,115
264.7
5,678
1981
4,824,516
370.1
13,034
1974
1,709,963
282.2
6,060
1982
5,175,419
384.7
13,453
1975
1,851,029
288.9
6,407
1983
5,863,898
399.8
14,667
1976
2,095,389
296.7
7,063
1984
6,463,423
413.3
15,638
1989
1990
1991
1992
10,754,789
476.6
22,565
11,442,558
492.5
23,233
11,825,266
498.4
23,726
12,371,648
498.8
24,804
1973
1974
1975
1976
S a v a n n a h , G A (M S A )
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
654,740
206.1
3,177
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
1,432,175
224.7
6,373
1985
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
3,117,883
246.0
12,676
1970
695,550
206.7
3,365
1978
1,632,674
226.1
7,221
1986
3,381,981
247.5
13,667
1971
736,771
203.3
3,624
1979
1,807,280
229.4
7,877
1987
3,582,368
251.4
14,249
1972
802,866
204.3
3,931
1980
2,032,126
231.7
8,770
1988
3,815,698
254.4
14,996
889,190
204.8
4,342
1981
2,289,261
234.5
9,763
1989
4,113,135
256.6
16,030
988,354
204.9
4,823
1982
2,470,824
239.6
10,312
1990
4,404,491
259.2
16,992
1,112,059
212.5
5,234
1983
2,641,631
240.8
10,972
1991
4,558,097
262.4
17,372
1279,742
218.7
5,853
1984
2,895,484
242.6
11,936
1992
4,871,870
267.4
18,222
66
Metropolitan Areas
L O C A L A R E A P E R S O N A L IN C O M E
8 c ra n to n -W llk e s -B a rrs -H a zle to n , PA (M S A )
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
2,113,089
650.4
3,249
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
4,248,302
665.1
6,387
1985
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
7,889,911
643.1
12,269
1970
1971
2,286,375
651.5
3,510
1978
2.480,89a
657.3
3,775
1979
4,710,284
664.7
7,086
1986
5,223,243
663.3
7,875
1987
8,367,112
641.8
13,037
8,734,331
640.0
13,647
1972
2,740,654
663.5
4,130
1980
5,651,687
659.2
8,573
1988
9,304,625
640.4
14,529
1973
3,052,461
664.1
4,597
1981
6,139,815
657.0
9,346
1974
3.295,692
665.5
4,952
1982
6,560,064
654.0
10,031
1975
3,557,000
667.9
5,326
1983
6,972,679
651.5
10,702
1976
3,887,176
664.1
5,853
1984
7,367,672
647.5
11,379
1989
1990
1991
1992
10,040,697
639.2
15,707
10,633,106
638.9
16,642
11,039,524
639.2
17,270
11,752,086
638.7
18,400
1973
1974
1975
1976
10,207,878
1,467.4
6,956
11,448,287
1,484.4
7,712
S e a ttle -B e lle v u e -E v e re tt, W A (P M S A )
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
6,567,658
1,430.6
4,591
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
1970
1971
6,690,956
1,449.4
4,616
6,805,540
1,445.3
4,709
1972
7,267,624
1,431.0
5,079
8,110,881
1,436.6
5,646
9,086,010
1,451.6
6,259
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
12,854,840
' 1,508.7
8,521
15,277,195
1,548.5
9,866
17,975,752
1,600.6
11,231
20,544,236
1,660.9
12,369
23,113,437
1,694.0
13,644
24,421,335
1,711.9
14,266
25,549,397
1,719.9
14,855
27,736,198
1,738.8
15,952
1986
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
30,372,284
1,771.6
17,145
33,162,004
1,812.1
18,300
35,359,700
1,858.5
19,026
38,319,477
1,916.4
19,996
42,761,632
1,973.3
21,670
47,025,450
2,047.6
22,966
50,269,052
2,081.6
24,149
54,743,042
2,124.4
25,769
1969
1970
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
S h a ro n , PA (M S A )
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
440,673
127.2
3,465
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
868,604
128.5
6,760
1985
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
1,447,915
123.9
11,682
1971
460,637
127.5
3,613
1978
490,118
129.1
3,796
1979
967,259
127.2
7,605
1986
1,074,276
127.9
8,402
1987
1,466,208
123.7
11,855
1,502,727
122.7
12,250
542,957
130.4
4,163
1980
1,197,008
128.2
9,334
1988
1,597,428
122.1
13,078
601,095
128.9
4,662
1981
1,318,214
127.7
10,322
1989
1,722,322
121.5
14,178
664,821
128.4
5,178
1982
1,302,441
127.3
10,228
1990
1,826,544
121.1
15,087
715,022
128.9
5,547
1983
1,315,450
127.0
10,355
1991
1,911,247
121.5
15,729
784,838
129.2
6,075
1984
1,395,040
125.9
11,083
1992
2,028,855
122.1
16,618
S h e b o y g a n , W l (M S A )
1969
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
354,688
95.5
3,713
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
736,474
100.5
7,328
•*
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
1985
1,363,745
102.5
13,304
1970
374,505
96.7
3,872
1978
831,030
100.3
8,287
1986
1,442,509
101.8
14,165
1971
1972
397,600
97.1
4,096
1979
944,896
100.7
9,381
1987
1,507,319
102.3
14,741
440,329
97.5
4,514
1980
1,029,117
101.1
10,181
1988
1,607,563
102.9
15,623
1973
486,954
98.8
4,929
1981
1,120,513
101.4
11,054
1989
1,728,134
103.3
16,723
1974
538,221
100.0
5,384
1982
1,145,294
102.0
11,230
1990
1,805,571
104.1
17,345
1975
574,652
100.4
5,725
1983
1,194,513
101.9
11,722
1991
1,854,505
104.4
17,767
1976
651,249
99.9
6,522
1984
1,316,652
102.4
12,854
1992
1,987,415
105.0
18,921
S h e rm a n -D e n ls o n , T X (M S A )
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
251,490
82.7
3,039
1977
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
524,308
84.1
6,235
1985
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
1,257,077
94.8
13,263
1970
272,307
82.6
3,295
1978
620,647
84.8
7,321
1986
1,288,669
96.8
13,308
1971
275,577
80.7
3,414
1979
732,387
87.5
8,370
1987
1,325,356
95.7
13,844
1972
305,292
77.0
3,966
1980
826,592
90.2
9,167
1988
1,380,576
94.9
14,552
1973
347,599
77.2
4,504
1981
923,385
91.1
10,134
1989
1,446,220
94.7
15,270
1974
385,158
79.2
4,865
1982
993,912
91.8
10,821
1990
1,527,070
95.0
16,073
1975
414,930
82.2
5,045
1983
1,064,769
92.6
11,494
1991
1,582,282
95.4
16,578
1976
470,549
84.1
5,596
1984
1,164,780
93.8
12,421
1992
1,656,005
95.1
17,418
67
Metropolitan Areas
L O C A L A R E A P E R S O N A L IN C O M E
S h re v e p o rt-B o s s le r C ity, LA (M S A )
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
1,062,696
334.2
3,150
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
2,293,666
365.3
* 6,279
1985
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
4,981,611
394.3
12,634
1970
1,125,391
335.8
3,351
1978
2,603,776
369.0
7,057
1986
5,002,260
395.4
12,650
1971
1972
1,318,769
344.7
3,826
1,213,109
339.9
3,569
1979
1980
3,378,759
378.4
8,930
2,938,969
372.6
7,888
1987
1988
5,192,871
382.9
13,562
4,995,648
389.8
12,815
1973
1,463,809
346.9
4,219
1981
3,892,357
380.8
10,221
1989
5,317,053
379.4
14,014
1974
1,654,363
349.9
4,728
1982
4,179,995
386.1
10,825
1990
5,619,546
375.3
14,975
1975
1,842,535
357.2
5,158
1983
4,407,008
388.7
11,338
1991
5,971,845
373.2
16,002
1976
2,056,612
362.6
5,671
1984
4,737,155
392.3
12,077
1992
6,384,857
374.2
17,061
S io u x C ity, IA -N E (M S A)
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
419,590
115.9
3,620
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
875,942
121.8
7,194
1985
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
1,424,577
115.7
12,308
1970
443,431
116.5
3,808
1978
974,779
119.9
8,133
1986
1,457,628
114.2
12,763
1971
474,738
118.0
4,022
1979
1,033,906
118.7
8,709
1987
1,550,628
113.1
13,707
1972
529,599
118.2
4,482
1980
1,101,494
117.7
9,360
1988
1,617,637
114.2
14,171
1973
616,965
118.8
5,194
1981
1,260,776
118.1
10,679
1989
1,732,702
114.5
15,127
1974
651,003
119.0
5,471
1982
1,268,405
117.3
10,814
1990
1,848,748
115.3
16,036
1975
732,841
120.2
6,099
1983
1,303,293
116.6
11,179
1991
1,940,083
116.3
16,687
1976
799,497
121.4
6,587
1984
1,369,324
116.4
11,766
1992
2,118,370
117.1
18,088
S io u x F alls , S D (M S A )
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
368,621
106.3
3,468
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
865,588
117:0
7,397
1985
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
1,760,643
134.0
13,135
1970
397,619
107.0
3,716
1978
1,016,680
118.0
8,619
1986
1,859,578
134.1
13,868
1971
434,152
107.8
4,027
1979
1,126,873
119.9
9,400
1987
1,970,833
135.2
14,575
1972
482,447
109.3
4,414
1980
1,202,217
123.6
9,726
1988
2,098,681
137.6
15,254
1973
574,782
110.6
5,195
1981
1,367,559
123.9
11,034
1989
2,291,915
138.5
16,551
1974
632,088
112.0
5,643
1982
1,424,565
125.5
11,351
1990
2,524,718
139.8
18,055
1975
701,035
112.9
6,208
1983
1,519,208
128.0
11,866
1991
2,694,528
142.5
18,906
1976
759,425
115.0
6,602
1984
1,662,117
131.4
12,652
1992
2,918,903
145.8
20,020
S o u th B e n d , IN (M S A )
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
913,629
244.5
3,736
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
1,721,805
239.9
7,176
1985
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
3,185,650
241.4
13,194
1970
942,533
244.8
3,851
1978
1,923,790
241.8
7,955
1986
3,389,314
241.7
14,025
1971
998,444
243.9
4,093
1979
2,124,470
242.1
8,774
1987
3,587,626
243.0
14,762
1972
1,102,876
245.7
4,489
1980
2,292,770
241.6
9,490
1988
3,796,304
244.2
15,548
1973
1,229,167
243.6
5,045
1981
2,520,608
241.1
10,457
1989
4,001,235
245.9
16,272
1974
1,327,593
242.0
5,485
1982
2,609,670
239.8
10,882
1990
4,166,009
247.5
16,830
1975
1,407,001
240.8
5,842
1983
2,763,098
239.2
11,550
1991
4,302,521
248.7
17,297
1976
1,561,504
239.4
6,524
1984
3,041,393
240.5
12,644
1992
4,606,348
250.5
18,387
S p o k a n e , W A (M S A )
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
999,408
275.5
3,627
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
2,235,375
321.2
6,959
1985
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
4,430,380
354.8
12,487
1970
1,082,058
289.1
3,742
1978
2,570,237
329.2
7,808
1986
4,654,928
353.6
13,164
1971
1,176,837
296.9
3,964
1979
2,894,218
335.0
8,641
1987
4,831,204
353.0
13,688
1972
1,292,034
299.6
4,312
1980
3,240,553
343.1
9,445
1988
5,020,351
353.7
14,193
1973
1,425,456
303.5
4,696
1981
3,572,832
347.0
10,297
1989
5,471,975
356.4
15,356
1974
1,632,152
309.4
5,276
1982
3,697,284
347.2
10,649
1990
5,921,778
362.9
16,320
1975
1,785,745
311.2
5,738
1983
3,976,222
347.5
11,444
1991
6,353,897
371.8
17,091
1976
2,015,619
316.0
6,379
1984
4,240,074
352.4
12,030
1992
6,887,560
381.2
18,069
68
Metropolitan Areas
L O C A L A R E A P E R S O N A L IN C O M E
S p rin g fie ld , IL (M S A)
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
700,292
170.C
4,119
1977
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)...........
1,510,463
188.4
8,017
1985
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)...........
1970
2,623,319
188.7
13,905
1971
774,359
171.6
4,507
1978
1972
861,866
175.5
4,91 C
931,599
176.6
5,276
1979
1,665,396
187.8
8,866
1986
1980
1,784,052
187.5
9,516
1,904,713
187.9
10,135
1987
2,809,004
187.5
14,979
1988
2,982,418
187.8
15,882
3,105,112
188.7
16,452
1973
1,039,972
178.6
5,823
1981
2,099,925
187.8
11,181
1989
3,414,448
189.1
18,053
1974
1,156,940
179.5
6,444
1982
2,218,059
187.2
11,847
1990
3,657,071
189.9
19,262
1975
1,298,514
183.9
7,059
1983
2,298,645
188.1
12,218
1991
3,764,243
191.2
19,689
1976
1,400,471
187.4
7,475
1984
2,489,174
188.4
13,212
1992
4,016,063
192.7
20,837
S p rin g fie ld , M O (M S A )
1969
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)...........
561,244
182.6
3,074
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
1,310,049
216.5
6,050
1985
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
2,967,865
243.3
12,201
1970
1971
617,347
185.0
3,337
1978
1972
676,381
191.5
3,531
760,169
198.1
3,837
1979
1,508,618
222.1
6,792
1986
1987
3,207,341
248.6
12,901
1980
1,698,244
225.3
7,539
1,918,811
228.6
8,396
1988
3,370,641
253.6
13,292
3,561,375
257.4
13,835
1973
865,501
203.1
4,260
1981
2,139,935
229.8
9,314
1989
3,860,401
261.0
14,788
1974
939,873
■ 206.5
4,552
1982
2,290,957
230.6
9,934
1990
4,186,349
265.4
15,775
1975
1,029,409
206.3
4,989
1983
2,484,507
234.4
10,598
1991
4,469,192
270.0
16,553
1976
1,174,290
210.9
5,568
1984
2,756,589
238.5
11,560
1992
4,783,830
275.6
17,357
S p rin g fie ld , M A (N E C M A )
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)...........
2,207,081
579.2
3,810
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
3,985,323
586.8
6,792
1985
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)...........
8,062,392
590.8
13,647
1970
1971
2,333,096
584.0
3,995
1978
2,463,233
585.3
4,209
1979
4,426,395
583.5
7,586
1986
2,651,912
592.5
4,476
1980
4,946,195
582.5
8,491
1987
8,696,016
587.7
14,796
1972
9,349,517
594.6
15,724
5,542,237
582.5
9,514
1973
2,906,433
594.8
4,886
1981
6,044,831
585.3
10,327
1974
3,145,270
593.5
5,299
1982
6,448,823
583.6
11,049
1975
3,402,456
592.4
5,744
1983
6,872,762
584.8
11,753
1976
3,642,097
590.2
6,171
1984
7,577,455
588.5
12,876
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
10,163,929
600.1
16,938
10,942,152
603.1
18,143
11,136,793
603.3
18,459
11,223,334
601.6
18,656
11,504,831
599.6
19,187
1973
1974
1975
1976
S ta te C o lle g e , PA (M S A )
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
276,792
97.1
2,851
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)...........
626,098
112.9
5,544
1985
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
1,250,924
118.1
10,592
1970
1971
297,523
99.5
2,990
1978
321,682
101.3
3,177
1979
692,971
111.3
6,225
1986
785,138
112.5
6,982
1987
1,345,177
118.2
11,383
1,467,467
120.0
12,229
1972
355,399
104.0
3,418
1980
874,169
113.0
7,735
1988
1,588,770
121.7
13,050
404,031
105.0
3,847
1981
928,710
114.7
8,095
1989
1,769,044
122.9
14,394
448,984
108.0
4,159
1982
990,510
115.1
8,609
1990
1,893,172
124.1
15,254
497,916
107.5
4,630
1983
1,070,866
116.6
9,184
1991
2,000,657
125.4
15,954
561,950
110.0
5,106
1984
1,168,281
116.4
10,036
1992
2,124,429
126.6
16,780
S te u b e n v llle -W e lrto n , O H -W V (M S A )
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
553,218
165.3
3,347
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
1,182,918
163.8
7,223
1985
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
1,692,928
154.7
10,947
1970
593,740
166.5
3,567
1978
1,279,005
161.9
7,902
1986
1,787,959
150.7
11,864
1971
644,191
167.2
3,854
1979
1,430,814
161.6
8,854
1987
1,806,920
148.6
12,162
1972
703,615
166.0
4,238
1980
1,539,164
163.6
9,408
1988
1,905,089
147.4
12,921
1973
758,563
166.1
4,568
1981
1,647,216
162.1
10,163
1989
2,026,754
144.5
14,021
1974
871,780
164.6
5,297
1982
1,634,855
161.2
10,142
1990
2,159,342
142.3
15,175
1975
951,736
166.0
5,734
1983
1,601,041
158.3
10,114
1991
2,202,449
142.2
15,490
1976
1,080,028
164.7
6,559
1984
1,676,248
156.8
10,692
1992
2,323,233
141.5
16,415
69
Metropolitan Areas
L O C A L A R E A P E R S O N A L IN C O M E
S to c k to n -L o d l, C A (M S A )
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
1,129,255
284.8
3,966
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
2,455,423
320.8
7,653
1985
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
6,392,396
415.3
12,984
1970
1,215,165
291.5
4,169
1978
2,780,375
332.7
8,357
1986
5,822,567
429.9
13,544
1972
1971
1,440,595
300.2
4,798
1,315,331
296.2
4,441
1979
1980
3,616,377
350.3
10,325
3,166,347
338.4
9,357
1987
1988
6,728,929
456.4
14,745
6,286,689
444.3
14,148
1973
1,616,345
303.9
5,319
1974
1,848,623
306.7
6,028
1982
1981
3,968,412
361.4
10,982
1989
7,314,417
470.4
15,549
4,199,256
373.2
11,252
1990
7,837,906
484.3
16,183
1976
1975
2,020,924
309.8
6,524
1983
4,378,177
385.4
11,359
2,219,515
317.7
6,987
1984
4,935,579
398.2
12,396
1992
1991
8,096,963
494.5
16,374
8,540,531
504.1
16,942
S u m te r, S C (M S A)
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Per capita personal Income (dollars)...........
185,550
79.8
2,326
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
408,610
86.6
4,719
1985
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
869,842
96.3
9,035
1970
205,200
79.7
2,574
1978
461,185
86.8
5,312
1986
911,311
98.0
9,299
1971
1972
251,145
84.3
2,981
223,416
81.9
2,729
1979
1980
563,054
88.6
6,356
510,499
87.6
5,831
1987
1988
1,057,435
99.8
10,598
977,228
99.4
9,834
1973
276,713
83.2
3,328
1981
627,194
90.2
6,951
1989
1,141,568
101.5
11,251
1974
309,022
83.3
3,709
1982
671,992
91.6
7,334
1990
1,242,838
102.9
12,081
1975
337,579
85.4
1983
725,979
92.6
1991
1,308,555
104.5
1976
374,796
85.2
4,397
1984
814,580
94.6
8,607
1992
1,387,654
105.4
13,171
S y ra c u s e , N Y (M S A)
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
2,619,888
708.3
3,699
1977
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
4,851,882
728.0
6,664
1985
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
9,835,579
736.4
13,356
1970
2,790,351
715.2
3,902
1978
5,298,974
727.8
7,281
1971
1972
3,234,907
721.2
4,486
3,017,244
718.9
4,197
1979
1980
6,601,626
722.7
9,135
5,911,281
725.5
8,148
1973
3,531,276
721.5
4,894
1981
7,233,480
722.1
10,017
1974
3,863,385
722.3
5,349
1982
7,796,660
723.1
10,782
1975
4,090,666
725.4
1983
8,355,207
727.0
11,493
1976
4,433,134
727.9
6,090
1984
9,291,175
731.4
12,702
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
10,461,607
735.3
14,228
10,845,549
734.4
14,767
11,459,144
741.1
15,462
12,365,796
742.3
16,660
13,187,410
743.8
17,730
13,485,450
749.1
18,003
14,158,865
752.4
18,818
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
T a c o m a , W A (P M S A )
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
1,557,319
405.5
3,841
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Per capita personal income '(dollars)............
3,171,563
447.0
7,095
1985
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
6,956,197
523.7
13,283
1970
1,653,221
412.7
4,005
1978
3,673,607
461.7
7,957
1986
7,388,235
531.2
13,908
1971
1,729,609
417.6
4,142
1979
4,166,774
473.2
8,806
1987
7,802,699
541.2
14,418
1,768,029
404.5
4,371
1980
4,747,979
489.1
9,707
1988
8,292,493
556.0
14,913
1,991,142
396.0
5,028
1981
5,354,601
501.4
10,680
1989
9,063,251
570.5
15.888
2,274,225
415.1
5,479
1982
5,740,626
507.2
11,319
2,553,606
432.0
5,912
1983
6,048,296
509.6
11,869
2,880,161
439.2
6,558
1984
6,473,422
516.3
1990
1991
1992
10,038,231
590.4
17,002
10,504,621
605.0
17,363
11,377,327
619.6
18,361
1974
1975
1976
T a lla h a s s e e , F L (M S A )
1969
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
367,135
139.1
2,639
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
980,986
174.7
5,614
1985
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
2,287,869
211.5
10,816
1970
419,153
143.2
2,927
1978
1,106,316
179.7
6,157
1986
2,548,891
214.3
11,892
1971
477,931
149.7
3,193
1979
1,260,346
183.1
6,883
1987
2,797,058
219.5
12,744
1972
561,862
157.3
3,571
1980
1,448,323
191.7
7,554
1988
3,072,535
224.4
13,693
1973
664,462
163.6
4,062
1981
1,616,366
196.3
8,234
1989
3,399,953
229.1
14,840
750,847
170.8
4,397
1982
1,748,669
200.0
8,742
1990
3,718,557
235.0
15,824
822,820
168.2
4,891
1983
1,927,136
203.6
9,464
1991
3,936,205
240.5
16,365
897,207
170.0
1984
2,102,289
207.7
10,123
1992
4,194,951
245.3
70
L O C A L A R E A P E R S O N A L IN C O M E
Metropolitan Areas
T a m p a -S t P e te rs b u rg -C le a rw a te r, FL (M S A )
1969
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands)......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)...........
3,706,94*
1,082.6
3,42:
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
1970
1971
4,182,59'
1,117.!
3,74*
1972
4,698,91
1,180.'
3.98C
5,463,60C
1,251.!
4,36*
1973
6,431,56!
1,333.5
4,82:
1974
7,263,49!
1.394.Í
5,20!
1975
7,925.02C
1,425.6
5,556
1976
8,658,221
1,452.4
5,961
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
11 ,379 ,10:
13,184,319
1,573.4
8.38C
15,543,771
1,626.7
9,55£
17,944,161
1,674.9
10,713
19,498,57C
I,
II,
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
26,044,796
1,864.9
13,966
28,215,966
1,906.5
14,800
29,948,403
1,946.4
15,387
32,039,903
1,983.2
16,155
35,447,180
2,026.9
17,489
37,290,731
2,075.9
17,964
38,570,417
2,095.7
18,405
40,881,554
2,107.3
19,400
1969
1970
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
9,831,216
1.478.C
6,651
1,517,6
7,497
1983
21,607,202
717.1 1,766.4
353 12,232
1984
23,811,522
1,814.8
13,120
T e rre H a u te , IN (M S A )
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
491,335
155.7
3,155
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
985,370
153.6
6,416
1985
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
1,708,090
151.6
11,271
1971
526,051
155.6
3,380
1978
559,765
157.2
3,562
1979
1,095,141
153.6
7,129
1986
1,213,733
153.4
7,912
1987
1,789,345
150.3
11,904
1,839,149
149.1
12,336
595,209
156.5
3,803
1980
1,323,163
155.4
8,515
1988
1,899,051
148.3
12,805
680,576
155.2
4,386
1981
1,416,777
154.4
9,173
1989
2,063,252
147.9
13,947
733,135
152.8
4,798
1982
1.468,065
153.9
9,541
1990
2,161,673
147.6
14,650
807,362
152.7
5,288
1983
1,519,342
152.9
9,940
1991
2,283,257
147.9
15,439
894,789
153.1
5,844
1984
1,629,777
152.3
10,703
1992
2,462,178
148.8
16,551
T e x a rk a n a , T X -T e x a rk a n a , A R (M S A)
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
313,145
98.4
3,181
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
654,661
109.6
5,973
1985
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
1,389,282
119.2
11,660
1970
323,369
102.1
3,168
1978
736,675
110.1
6,691
1986
1,418,507
119.7
11,848
1971
339,507
103.1
3,292
1979
834,315
112.1
7,441
1987
1,461,576
120.1
12,171
1972
382,063
103.5
3,690
1980
925,289
113.4
8,161
1988
1,523,435
119.6
12,735
1973
428,557
103.1
4,156
1981
1,041,094
114.4
9,102
1989
1,644,821
119.7
13,743
1974
478,561
104.2
4,592
1982
1,109,028
115.4
9,610
1990
1,748,024
120.4
14,524
1975
521,158
107.7
4,840
1983
1,186,182
117.6
10,088
1991
1,800,590
120.5
14,945
1976
589,314
108.9
5,410
1984
1,307,306
118.2
11,059
1992
1,908,721
120.9
15,784
T o le d o , O H (M S A )
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
2,429,766
601.8
4,037
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
4,761,223
613.8
7,757
1985
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
8,528,096
609.1
14,001
1970
2,570,002
607.5
4,231
1978
5,227,042
611.1
8,553
1986
8,966,545
608.9
14,725
1971
2,759,577
613.8
4,496
1979
5,726,673
615.3
9,308
1987
9,372,586
609.5
15,378
1972
3,011,289
618.2
4,871
1980
6,223,137
617.2
10,084
1988
9,955,749
612.1
16,266
1973
3,357,935
621.3
5,405
1981
6,686,656
616.1
10,853
1974
3,633,953
622.9
5,834
1982
6,967,974
613.6
11,356
1975
3,884,724
620.7
6,258
1983
7,357,617
610.9
12,043
1976
4,341,504
615.1
7,058
1984
8,075,167
609.1
13,258
1989
1990
1991
1992
10,479,722
613.4
17,085
10,802,147
614.4
17,581
11,044,517
614.5
17,973
11,792,745
615.3
19,166
1973
1974
1975
1976
T o p e k a , KS (M S A)
1969
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
570,799
154.2
3,701
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
1,198,116
152.5
7,857
1985
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
2,350,067
156.5
15,021
1970
614,218
155.5
3,949
1978
1,349,484
152.9
8,825
1986
2,462,464
156.7
15,711
1971
675,724
156.2
4,327
1979
1,490,106
153.3
9,718
1987
2,570,769
157.9
16,278
1972
746,173
158.8
4,699
1980
1,667,069
155.2
10,740
1988
2,743,687
159.7
17,178
829,671
158.1
5,248
1981
1,873,080
155.3
12,057
1989
2,843,053
160.6
17,708
877,503
149.8
5,857
1982
1,980,423
155.8
12,714
1990
2,995,392
161.4
18,563
960,265
150.9
6,363
1983
2,069,313
156.0
13,266
1991
3,110,373
162.6
19,130
1,069,940
153.0
6,995
1984
2,218,462
156.5
14,173
1992
3,280,961
163.4
20,076
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
1,351,441
305.8
4,419
2,755,227
311.4
8,847
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) ........................
3,029,990
311.8
9,719
5,593,944
313.2
17,859
6,060,916
317.1
19,111
1,790,875
314.5
5,694
3,321,756
310.0
10,715
6,549,921
320.6
20,432
1,983,495
315.2
6,293
3,684,468
307.9
11,965
1988
7,236,738
323.4
22,375
2,174,940
317.1
6,859
4,044,110
306.6
13,190
4,370,207
307.4
14,215
7,938,393
324.9
24,430
8,439,938
326.2
25,877
2,531,956
313.0
8,089
1984
4,690,657
310.3
15,118
5,182,334
310.5
16,692
1992
1991
1990
1989
2,306,320
315.5
7,310
1983
1982
1981
1980
1987
1986
1985
1,615,042
308.7
5,232
1979
1978
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
1,477,574
305.1
4,843
1976
1975
1974
1973
1972
1971
1970
1969
71
Metropolitan Areas
L O C A L A R E A P E R S O N A L IN C O M E
8,712,166
327.0
26,639
9,320,704
327.7
28,443
T u c s o n , A Z (M S A )
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
1,176,058
345.0
3,409
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
2,990,758
483.5
6,186
1985
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
7,609,451
592.5
12,843
1970
1,347,774
356.0
3,786
1978
3,459,114
497.7
6,950
1986
8,283,841
611.9
13,538
1971
1,542,880
380.3
4,057
1979
4,114,191
523.3
7,861
1987
8,770,387
632.6
13,863
1972
1,763,673
407.5
4,328
1980
4,777,271
534.5
8,937
1988
9,248,797
647.8
14,277
1973
2,020.962
428.6
4,716
1974
2,256,082
443.7
5,084
1982
1981
5,483,387
547.0
10,024
1989
9,856,202
661.0
14,911
5,776,236
560.1
10,313
1975
2,432,490
459.7
5,291
1983
6,299,387
573.8
10,979
1976
2,692,716
471.6
5,710
1984
6,923,255
581.1
11,915
1990
1991
1992
10,212,932
668.2
15,285
10,806,141
675.7
15,992
11,492,675
690.2
16,651
1974
1975
1976
T u ls a , O K (M S A )
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
1,950,316
519.5
3,754
1977
Total personal Income (thousands ot dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
4,700,511
599.6
7,839
1978
5,365,670
611.7
8,772
2,226,872
534.4
4,167
1979
6,153,087
636.0
9,674
1972
2,448,167
543.8
4,502
1980
7,288,470
661.6
11,016
1973
2,778,995
552.3
5,032
1981
8,528,240
675.0
12,634
3,285,902
562.2
5,844
1982
9,270,824
699.8
13,248
3,743,980
575.4
6,507
1983
9,254,298
715.9
12,927
4,200,001
587.5
7,148
1984
9,716,049
721.4
13,468
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
10,169,332
719.1
14,142
10,172,911
720.1
14,126
10,187,690
715.5
14,238
10,788,938
708.6
15,225
11,420,762
707.8
16,136
12,359,948
710.9
17,387
12,982,303
721.7
17,989
13,666,668
731.6
18,681
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
292,461
116.6
2,508
760,383
131.0
5,805
1985
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
2,074,954
526.4
3,942
1971
1985
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
1970
1,538,378
140.8
10,925
327,894
116.4
2,816
1978
842,872
134.3
6,278
1986
1.666,371
144.1
11,560
373,841
119.6
3,126
1979
953,507
135.6
7,033
1987
1,760,846
146.6
12,013
416,841
122.2
3,412
1980
1,047,793
137.7
7,607
1988
1,846,884
147.6
12,514
468,066
123.8
3,782
1981
1,149,129
138.6
8,291
1989
2,012,194
149.1
13,492
531,666
126.2
4,213
1982
1,215,887
137.6
8,834
1990
2,215,201
151.0
14,666
596,016
127.1
4,689
1983
1,288,434
137.9
9,343
1991
2,322,742
153.4
15,145
657,837
129.3
5,089
1984
1,420,616
138.8
10,238
1992
2,473,020
153.7
16,092
T y le r, T X (M S A )
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
314,939
95.3
3,304
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
832,534
117.1
7,108
1985
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
2,059,719
147.0
14,014
1970
346,372
97.4
3,557
1978
968,677
120.7
8,028
1986
2,082,391
149.3
13,944
1971
380,485
99.8
3,811
1979
1,130,065
125.9
8,976
1987
2,152,304
150.0
14,350
1972
431,353
103.8
4,156
1980
1,285,934
129.3
9,945
1988
2,238,330
149.3
14,997
1973
494,954
105.8
4,680
1981
1,501,787
132.3
11,350
1989
2,376,949
150.0
15,842
1974 •
563,230
108.8
5,178
1982
1,686,921
136.5
12,361
1990
2,560,349
151.4
16,906
1975
622,776
111.7
5,577
1983
1,811,778
140.1
12,936
1991
2,685,234
153.2
17,532
1976
721,594
114.3
6,315
1984
1,965,788
143.3
13,723
1992
2,880,380
154.5
18,648
72
Metropolitan Areas
L O C A L A R E A P E R S O N A L IN C O M E
U tle a -R o m e , N Y (M S A )
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) ......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
1.192,70t
340.S
3,49!
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands)......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
2,014,215
326.5
6,161
1985
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
3,832,266
320.9
11,942
1970
1971
1,264,17
341..
3,70*
1978
1972
1,340,19
344.C
3,895
1,415,26
344.:
4,11
1979
2,190,685
325.5
6,725
1986
1980
2,401,53C
323.7
7,415
2,686,285
320.1
8,395
1987
4,068,211
318.6
12,763
1988
4.219.20C
318.4
13,251
4,425,447
318.7
13,886
1973
1,535,11!
338.!
4,53
1981
2,935,82!
320.!
9,16=
1989
4,702,745
317.7
14,801
1974
1,645,01!
334.!
4,91 :
1982
3,155,371
320.6
9.84C
1990
5,001,586
316.9
15,784
1975
1,763,51
333.
5,29*
1983
3.326.26C
321.:
10,351
1991
5,119,04C
318.4
16,076
1976
1,889,913
329.9
5,729
1984
3,643,907
321.3
11.340
1992
5,370,478
318.4
16,870
V a lle jo -F a lrfie ld -N a p a , C A (P M S A )
1969
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
976,873
245.1
3,986
1977
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
2,373,783
301.2
7,880
1985
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
5,789,282
381.4
15,177
1970
1,056,900
252.8
4,181
1978
2,735,570
310.1
8,823
1986
6,276,334
396.2
15,843
1971
1972
1,163,875
260.3
4,472
1,269,632
264.5
4,801
1979
1980
3,112,062
323.2
9,628
3,552,894
336.9
10,547
1987
1988
6,704,232
411.1
16,307
7,273,284
426.9
17,037
1973
1,430,122
270.9
5,278
1981
4,014,675
346.7
11,578
1989
8,018,062
441.0
18,184
1974
1,648,907
278.2
5,927
1982
4,370,053
358.0
12,205
1990
8,686,105
455.6
19,063
1975
1,885,042
285.2
6,610
1983
4,729,935
365.9
12,926
1991
8,992,552
468.1
19,212
1976
2,108,553
292.9
7,198
1984
5,215,509
371.3
14,047
1992
9,542,255
475.1
20,084
V e n tu ra , C A (P M S A )
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)...........
1,491,347
369.8
4,033
1977
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
3,763,253
478.7
7,861
1985
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
9,574,866
595.6
16,077
1970
1,586,044
381.2
4,161
1978
4,480,083
494.1
9,067
1971
1,738,986
395.7
4,395
1979
5,103,432
512.2
9,964
1972
1,955,590
408.5
4,787
1980
5,930,896
532.7
11,133
1973
2,233,422
419.5
5,325
1981
6,741,670
544.7
12,377
1974
2,552,139
433.9
5,882
1982
7,313,754
559.1
13,081
1975
2,888,480
448.9
6,434
1983
7,880,304
571.5
13,788
1976
3,252,695
460.5
7,064
1984
8,782,074
583.2
15,059
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
10,487,590
606.7
17,288
11,398,630
621.6
18,338
12,356,717
638.5
19,352
13,279,914
656.3
20,236
14,162,477
670.2
21,131
14,450,673
676.8
21,351
15,088,406
686.6
21,977
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
V ic to ria , T X (M S A )
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
159,647
54.4
2,937
1977
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
436,956
61.6
7,072
1985
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
1,027,145
75.6
13,591
1970
1971
175,658
53.8
3,264
1978
192,637
54.6
3,527
1979
512,828
64.0
8,008
1986
600,263
66.7
8,993
1987
988,854
76.2
12,978
1,000,364
74.9
13,358
222,948
55.0
4,051
1980
705,522
69.3
10,184
1988
1,038,136
74.4
13,944
248,348
56.6
4,389
1981
860,581
71.3
12,063
1989
1,121,009
74.2
15,107
290,493
57.5
5,048
1982
937,581
74.0
12,662
1990
1,222,623
74.6
16,399
337,020
59.2
5,689
1983
931,676
74.9
12,439
1991
1,326,993
75.7
17,535
386,923
60.6
6,384
1984
989,794
75.1
13,174
1992
1,415,364
77.0
18,371
V ln e la n d -M lllv llle -B rid g e to n , N J (P M S A )
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
438,152
120.7
3,629
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
864,027
135.2
6,391
1985
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
1,651,090
134.5
12,274
1970
475,500
122.3
3,888
1978
957,427
134.6
7,112
1986
1,776,614
136.4
13,021
1971
513,900
126.8
4,054
1979
1,035,316
134.0
7,728
1987
1,893,211
136.8
13,835
1972
562,621
129.0
4,360
1980
1,141,035
133.1
8,571
1988
2,052,258
137.6
14,916
1973
624,477
130.7
4,776
1981
1,264,202
133.8
9,447
1989
2,225,818
137.9
16,140
1974
678,889
133.3
5,093
1982
1,355,152
133.7
10,137
1990
2,377,541
138.2
17,199
1975
719,463
134.4
5,355
1983
1,450,058
132.8
10,917
1991
2,481,838
138.6
17,911
1976
795,200
135.4
5,875
1984
1,558,273
133.5
11,668
1992
2,660,907
138.5
19,213
73
Metropolitan Areas
L O C A L A R E A P E R S O N A L IN C O M E
V ls a lla -T u la re -P o rta rv llle , C A (M S A)
Total personal Income (thousands ot dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
615,735
185.7
3,316
1,498,305
225.9
6,632
1985
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
3,023,205
280.9
10,764
728,084
194.1
3,751
1,713,294
233.2
7,346
2,053,747
240.1
8,555
1987
1986
3,242,541
286.7
11,311
821,092
197.6
4,154
3,546,776
292.8
12,113
974,760
201.8
4,830
2,270,368
247.4
9,176
1988
3,795,088
299.4
12,676
1,138,318
206.6
5,510
1982
1981
1980
1979
1978
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
671,506
189.2
3,549
2,371,260
253.9
9,341
1989
4,082,961
306.7
13,314
1976
1975
1974
1973
1972
1971
1970
1969
2,544,152
260.0
9,785
1990
4,519,064
314.0
14,391
1,200,978
213.1
5,635
1983
2,559,523
267.5
9,569
1,355,669
219.1
6,187
1984
2,848,540
273.8
10,405
1992
1991
4,551,707
323.2
14,084
4,971,281
331.1
15,015
W a c o , T X (M S A)
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
460,481
150.5
3,061
1977
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
1,016,990
164.2
6,193
1985
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
2,280,370
183.4
12,435
1972
1971
1970
498,369
147.7
3,374
534,219
149.9
3,564
1979
1978
1,157,186
166.4
6,955
1,303,200
169.2
7,701
1987
1986
2,327,969
187.1
12,443
2,377,563
187.8
12,661
593,584
153.0
3,880
1980
1,475,450
171.4
8,607
1988
2,442,346
187.2
13,049
1973
671,149
156.2
4,296
1981
1,665,704
173.8
9,586
1989
2,601,384
187.8
13,852
1974
737,949
159.4
4,628
1982
1,822,773
175.9
10,361
1990
2,776,195
189.5
14,648
1975
819,915
158.8
5,163
1983
1,965,862
179.6
10,943
1991
2,916,365
190.7
15,289
1976
930,987
162.4
5,731
1984
2,146,212
181.5
11,823
1992
3,117,037
191.6
16,272
W a s h in g to n , D C -M D -V A -W V (P M S A )
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
1971
1970
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
26,092,057
3,400.1
7,674
28,666,449
3,421.2
8,379
14,706,395
3,150.1
4,669
16,356,476
3,214.1
5,089
17,955,928
3,268.7
5,493
19,727,321
3,339.7
5,907
21,789,242
3,360.7
6,483
23,921,569
3,373.6
7,091
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
31,278,927
3,429.9
9,119
34,723,969
3,459.5
10,037
38,590,121
3,468.1
11,127
43,608,251
3,492.2
12,487
48,973,708
3,554.7
13,777
53,110,923
3,600.3
14,752
57,695,126
3,645.4
15,827
64,565,363
3,723.1
17,342
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
70,703,501
3,793.3
18,639
76,916,097
3,893.9
19,753
1969
1970
84,281,243
3,992.7
21,109
92,618,397
4,089.7
22,647
100,843,853
4,171.7
24,173
1990
106,495,097
4,237.9
25,129
1991
110,893,017
4,298.0
25,801
1992
116,931,989
4,360.3
26,817
W a te rlo o -C e d a r Falts, IA (M S A )
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
453,281
131.1
3,457
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
1,024,259
134.9
7,592
1985
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
1,557,240
131.3
11,857
478,858
133.0
3,600
1978
1,129,782
136.2
8,296
1986
1,536,987
127.5
12,052
1971
508,090
133.4
3,808
1979
1,274,319
136.2
9,357
1987
1,604,778
125.3
12,803
1972
567,939
132.4
4,289
1980
1,404,542
138.0
10,177
1988
1,694,820
124.9
13,568
1973
650,589
132.8
4,899
1981
1,538,686
138.0
11,150
1989
1,837,708
124.2
14,802
1974
724,598
132.4
5,472
1982
1,541,187
137.4
11,219
1990
1,972,132
124.0
15,909
1975
807,966
133.1
6,071
1983
1,545,333
136.2
11,347
1991
2,035,026
125.2
16,252
1976
878,309
134.2
6,544
1984
1,575,277
135.0
11,667
1992
2,174,926
125.4
17,345
W a u s a u , W l (M S A )
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
300,819
96.8
3,108
1977
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
715,043
107.1
6,679
1985
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
1,321,923
113.0
11,698
1970
327,268
97.8
3,348
1978
810,281
108.6
7,460
1986
1,411,987
112.1
12,597
1971
354,418
99.2
3,574
1979
906,404
110.6
8,197
1987
1,493,619
112.8
13,244
1972
395,276
100.1
3,947
1980
984,238
111.5
8,825
1988
1,579,189
113.9
13,860
1973
448,344
101.7
4,408
1981
1,055,218
112.3
9,398
1989
1,738,016
114.6
15,161
1974
489,510
103.2
4,743
1982
1,098,233
112.2
9,784
1990
1,871,909
115.7
16,180
1975
542,880
104.8
5,181
1983
1,147,984
112.4
10,216
1991
1,942,866
116.8
16,636
1976
619,128
105.1
5,890
1984
1,243,456
112.9
11,016
1992
2,093,480
118.0
17,735
74
Metropolitan Areas
L O C A L A R E A P E R S O N A L IN C O M E
W e s t P a lm B a a c h -B o c a R a ton ,
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) ......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
1.484.12Í
336.'
4,40f
1977
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) ......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
4.278,365
499.6
8.56C
1970
1,709,41.
352..
4,85
1978
5.105,812
518.3
9,85C
1971
(M S A )
fl
1972
1,943,36t
371.S
5,23
2,244,056
391.6
5,727
1979
1980
6,158,846
550.6
11,176
7,509,346
585.7
12.82C
1973
2,674,906
427.6
6,251
1981
9,126,546
619.3
14,737
1974
3,082,441
456.'
6,746
1982
9,939,594
643.E
15.44C
1975
1976
3,336,76«
475.C
7 ,0 2 ¿
3,759,051
487.8
7,706
1983
1984
11,412,431
664.7
17.17C
12,794,738
689.4
18,559
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
14,554,748
718.8
20,249
16,193,698
746.6
21,691
17,959,199
777.1
23,111
19,777,873
808.2
24,472
22,400,333
837.8
26,737
25,319,476
870.0
29,103
26,866,255
885.3
30,347
27,830,887
900.7
30,901
1969
1970
1973
1974
1975
1976
W h e e lin g , W V -O H (M S A )
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
587,729
181.5
3,238
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
1,233,934
185.7
6,645
1985
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
1,975,254
174.1
11,345
1971
639,070
182.6
3,501
1978
1,353,398
185.3
7,306
1986
2,027,550
168.9
12,008
1972
681,462
186.2
3,660
741,011
185.8
3,988
1979
1980
1,507,984
186.5
8,087
1,624,617
185.5
8,756
1987
1988
2,076,455
166.3
12,490
2,175,455
163.9
13,272
810,860
185.2
4,378
1981
1,763,867
184.3
9,572
1989
2,299,380
161.2
14,269
887,245
184.2
4,817
1982
1,835,976
182.3
10,072
1990
2,428,225
159.0
15,272
983,557
185.1
5,313
1983
1,857,486
180.9
10,270
1991
2,558,981
158.1
16,191
1,111,497
186.4
5,962
1984
1,934,871
177.8
10,882
1992
2,684,137
158.2
16,964
W ic h ita , K S (M S A )
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
1,575,403
416.5
3,782
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
3,262,633
427.4
7,634
1985
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
6,839,724
461.7
14,814
1970
1,627,740
415.0
3,922
1978
3,745,990
430.4
8,703
1986
7,239,631
463.9
15,607
1971
1972
1,708,336
410.4
4,163
1,900,200
404.9
4,693
1979
1980
4,363,216
437.7
9,968
4,924,091
444.2
11,085
1987
1988
7,499,154
469.5
15,973
7,991,922
477.7
16,730
1973
2,121,978
406.6
5,219
1981
5,593,566
449.7
12,437
1989
8,418,004
482.4
17,451
1974
2,406,700
413.4
5,822
1982
5,880,784
454.9
12,928
1990
9,031,793
• 486.5
18,566
1975
2,707,476
417.8
6,480
1983
6,046,644
454.9
13,291
1991
9,582,381
492.7
19,450
1976
3,015,056
424.7
7,099
1984
6,524,162
458.2
14,239
1992
10,319,455
501.2
20,589
W ic h ita F alls , T X (M S A )
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
450,905
127.7
3,531
1977
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
909,945
129.7
7,016
1986
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
1,811,746
133.2
13,605
1970
462,579
126.4
3,660
1978
1,033,873
128.3
8,058
1986
1,796,9191
133.6
13,451
1971
1972
513,064
127.4
4,026
540,957
125.5
4,310
1979
1980
1,171,520
128.3
9,131
1,307,826
129.0
10,140
1987
1988
1,814,707
132.3
13,719
1,925,720
130.7
14,737
1973
603,886
125.5
4,810
1981
1,526,375
130.6
11,691
1989
1,981,361
130.2
15,224
1974
692,941
127.3
5,441
1982
1,603,696
133.0
12,055
1990
2,106,668
130.2
16,183
1975
754,671
127.6
5,912
1983
1,655,181
133.3
12,417
1991
2,187,666
128.6
17,008
1976
843,697
130.6
6,460
1984
1,774,101
133.6
13,278
1992
2,330,777
128.1
18,197
W illia m s p o rt, PA (M S A )
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)...........
380,009
112.9
3,366
1977
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
760,793
117.9
6,451
1985
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)...........
1,365,068
116.3
11,742
1970
405,570
113.5
3,572
1978
851,007
118.3
7,195
1986
1,465,050
116.0
12,625
1971
427,977
115.4
3,708
1979
932,874
119.6
7,801
1987
1,562,560
117.3
13,327
1972
472,064
115.4
4,089
1980
1,012,882
118.3
8,563
1988
1,666,066
118.0
14,117
1973
527,649
116.5
4,528
1981
1,104,100
117.5
9,396
1989
1,791,907
118.4
15,134
1974
581,537
117.4
4,955
1982
1,150,475
117.5
9,789
1990
1,876,284
118.8
15,794
1975
627,920
118.0
5,322
1983
1,189,725
117.3
10,140
1991
1,933,146
119.6
16,158
1976
695,349
118.7
5,859
1984
1,284,040
117.0
10,974
1992
2,060,906
120.5
17,107
75
Metropolitan Areas
L O C A L A R E A P E R S O N A L IN C O M E
Wllmlngton-Newark, DE-MD (PMSA)
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
2,002,991
432.7
4,629
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
3,783,600
460.8
8,211
1985
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
7,489,867
475.6
15,748
1970
2,130,643
440.4
4,838
1978
4,148,057
462.0
8,978
1986
7,958,897
482.2
16,507
1971
1972
2,299,719
449.5
5,116
1979
4,566,965
461.6
9,895
1987
8,532,101
489.8
17,421
2,500,191
453.9
5,508
1980
5,159,663
459.2
11,237
1988
9,300,543
499.0
18,639
1973
2,757,101
457.6
6,025
1981
5,634,735
460.3
12,240
1974
2,990,119
458.4
6,523
1982
6,007,819
463.9
12,951
1975
3,151,967
461.4
6,832
1983
6,420,392
467.9
1976
3,488,309
460.7
7,571
1984
6,950,374
471.3
14,747
1989
1990
1991
1992
10,234,770
507.2
20,181
10,944,404
515.4
21,235
11,334,698
523.0
11,761,401
530.0
22,191
1973
1974
1975
1976
W ilm in g to n , N C (M S A )
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
300,623
105.0
2,862
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
775,197
135.9
5,703
1985
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
1,806,737
156.4
11,552
1970
341,776
108.2
3,160
1978
882,125
135.4
6,514
1986
1,999,547
160.6
12,451
1971
370,741
113.2
3,276
1979
999,345
136.8
7,307
1987
2,104,926
163.8
12,852
1972
436,150
119.9
3,636
1980
1,131,797
140.0
8,083
1988
2,277,691
165.7
13,745
505,461
125.9
4,016
1981
1,256,449
142.5
8,816
1989
2,433,970
168.9
14,411
564,332
129.9
4,343
1982
1,332,890
146.2
9,117
1990
2,687,955
172.3
15,603
613,773
132.5
1983
1,475,603
149.0
1991
2,896,112
177.1
16,353
691,932
134.3
5,153
1984
1,635,097
152.6
10,713
1992
3,097,604
182.2
16,997
Y a k im a , W A (M S A )
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
474,540
141.4
3,356
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
1,052,031
164.2
6,407
1985
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
2,015,588
180.8
11,147
1970
494,135
145.6
3,394
1978
1,252,431
166.4
7,525
1986
2,166,251
180.51
11,999
1971
547,518
148.0
3,699
1979
1,395,582
169.0
8,259
1987
2,314,274
181.2
12,770
1972
601,653
150.5
3,997
1980
1,530,196
173.2
8,837
1988
2,383,391
183.3
13,002
1973
700,472
150.9
4,642
1981
1,676,227
175.0
9,577
1989
2,652,688
185.6
14,296
1974
807,204
155.2
5,200
1982
1,746,966
176.3
9,911
1990
2,934,533
189.4
15,496
1975
924,492
159.2
5,807
1983
1,834,681
178.6
10,274
1991
3,093,180
193.5
15,988
1976
974,795
162.1
6,015
1984
1,984,508
179.6
11,051
1992
3,378,772
198.0
Y o lo , C A (P M S A )
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
375,633
89.8
4,182
1977
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
862,818
105.9
8,147
1985
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Per capita personal Income (dollars)...........
1,724,660
125.6
13,735
1970
406,110
92.1
4,407
1978
957,988
111.1
8,623
1986
1,863,357
126.5
14,729
1971
448,787
95.3
4,709
1979
1,092,523
109.6
9,971
1987
2,024,524
130.1
15,562
1972
503,096
101.7
4,948
1980
1,248,917
113.7
10,980
1988
2,110,443
134.8
15,656
1973
569,496
97.7
5,829
1981
1,331,390
115.4
11,537
1989
2,370,101
138.4
17,119
1974
673,442
99.9
6,741
1982
1,365,562
118.4
11,530
1990
2,569,600
142.0
18,101
1975
729,698
102.2
7,138
1983
1,404,204
120.2
11,684
1991
2,670,633
144.1
18,536
1976
749,755
101.4
1984
1,599,772
121.9
13,126
1992
2,840,442
144.8
19,615
Y o rk , P A (M S A)
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
1,069,589
269.3
3,972
1977
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
2,287,999
300.6
7,610
1985
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
4,704,952
321.6
14,630
1970
1,169,946
273.4
4,279
1978
2,611,766
305.5
8,548
1986
5,013,210
323.9
15,475
1971
1,234,545
279.0
4,425
1979
2,966,300
310.3
9,560
1987
5,319,257
328.2
16,208
1972
1,374,603
282.6
4,863
1980
3,318,734
313.7
10,580
1988
5,727,284
333.5
17,176
1973
1,537,596
286.1
5,374
1981
3,651,477
315.6
11,572
1989
6,153,314
336.9
18,263
1974
1,687,406
288.7
5,844
1982
3,815,888
316.4
12,059
1990
6,427,304
340.7
18,863
1975
1,822,892
292.8
6,226
1983
3,994,686
317.0
12,603
1991
6,643,250
345.6
19,225
1976
2,047,521
297.0
6,893
1984
4,382,148
320.6
13,667
1992
6,988,247
349.9
19,970
76
Metropolitan Areas
L O C A L A R E A P E R S O N A L IN C O M E
Y o u n g s to w n -W a rre n , O H (M S A )
1969
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
2,356,263
640.4
3,683
1977
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
2,440,614
646.6
3,775
1978
4,670,120
652.7
7,155
1985
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
1970
5,119,736
652.5
7,847
1986
7,606,859
625.0
12,172
7,846,575
613.7
12,785
1971
2,601,537
651.3
3,994
1979
5,619,478
644.2
8,723
1987
8,054,536
608.9
13,228
1972
2,866,589
661.3
4,335
1980
6,067,723
644.6
9,414
1988
8,703,285
608.6
14,301
1973
3,275,621
651.3
5,030
1981
6,596,526
641.2
10,288
1989
9,233,892
604.3
15,280
1974
3,597,384
658.3
5,465
1982
6,513,440
636.9
10,226
1990
9,654,135
601.2
16,059
1975
3,786,521
645.6
5,865
1983
6,758,131
634.3
10,655
1976
4,221,896
650.3
6,492
1984
7,300,146
628.9
11,609
1991
1992
10,038,866
603.1
16,646
10,530,528
605.9
17,381
1975
1976
Y u b a C ity, C A (M S A)
1969
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
1970
312,669
86.4
3,617
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
1978
668,651
97.0
6,896
1985
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
331,853
87.1
3,810
730,222
98.3
7,427
1986
1,324,577
111.8
11,849
1,374,254
113.2
12,145
1971
362,114
88.3
4,099
1979
834,793
100.6
8,297
1987
1,470,747
115.7
12,714
1972
396,538
87.5
4,532
1980
954,214
102.4
9,316
1988
1,562,531
118.3
13,210
1973
455,906
90.0
5,067
1981
1,037,051
104.0
9,971
1989
1,729,482
120.8
14,314
1974
533,795
91.4
5,843
1982
1,037,953
106.7
9,729
1990
1,827,002
123.5
14,796
573,607
92.8
6,179
1983
1,060,847
109.0
9,735
1991
1,970,670
126.8
15,537
584,523
96.0
6,090
1984
1,208,142
109.7
11,014
1992
2,095,478
130.3
16,078
Y u m a , A Z (M S A )
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
186,495
59.8
3,119
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
457,506
79.5
5,758
1985
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
947,410
89.1
10,631
1970
202,922
61.4
3,304
1978
520,813
80.7
6,455
1986
998,165
93.5
10,674
1971
229,220
64.9
3,534
1979
626,514
83.5
7,502
1987
1,145,427
96.6
11,852
1972
254,694
67.2
3,793
1980
706,976
69.3
7,920
1988
1,302,092
100.4
12,967
1973
277,028
68.7
4,033
1981
780,337
92.1
8,472
1989
1,282,557
103.4
12,401
1974
363,541
71.4
5,092
1982
810,422
94.2
8,603
1990
1,302,579
107.7
12,092
1975
369,656
69.4
5,324
1983
736,690
84.8
8,688
1991
1,490,478
111.4
13,377
1976
418,485
76.5
5,472
1984
844,429
85.6
9,860
1992
1,568,505
117.5
13,345
L O C A L A R E A P E R S O N A L IN C O M E
ALABAMA - Metropolitan Areas, Counties, and Selected Places
U.S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE Economics and Statistics Administration Bureau of the Census
Alabama
77
Alabama
L O C A L A R E A P E R S O N A L IN C O M E
Total Personal Income
Metropolitan areas and nonmetropolitan portion
□ P e t. Change, 1987-92
Anniston
Birmingham
Columbus, AL-GA *
Decatur
Dothan
Florence
Gadsden
Huntsville
Mobile
Montgomery
Tuscaloosa
Nonmetro portion
60%
40%
20%
0%
M P c t of State, 1992
20%
40%
60%
* Alabama portion of Metro
Per Capita Personal Income
Percent of U.S.
^A labam a ■©■Metro ■&Nonmetro
79
Alabama
L O C A L A R E A P E R S O N A L IN C O M E
ALABAMA
S ta te T o ta ls
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
10,139,913
3,449.8
2,939
11,067,207
3,497.5
3,164
12,294,688
3,540.1
3,473
13,910,721
3,580.8
3,885
15,447,438
3,627.8
4,258
17,148,255
3,680.5
4,659
19,392,801
3,737.2
5,189
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
21,444,430
3,782.7
5,669
24,260,968
3,834.1
6,328
27,121,222
3,869.4
7,009
29,879,349
3,902.5
7,656
33,087,033
3,918.4
8,444
34,759,045
3,925.3
8,855
37,022,980
3,934.3
9,410
40,577,874
3,952.2
10,267
1986
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
43,601,251
3,973.0
10,975
46,573,447
3,992.1
11,667
49,341,408
4,015.8
12,287
52,521,415
4,024.4
13,051
56,290,530
4,030.2
13,967
60,331,994
4,049.4
14,899
63,862,534
4,090.0
15,614
68,357,957
4,137.5
16,522
1969
1970
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
10,967,340
2,365.8
4,636
12,139,280
2,398.5
5,061
13,673,477
2,440.7
5,602
1981
1982
1983
1984
26,152,712
2,603.7
10,044
28,727,785
2,622.4
10,955
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
9,366,263
3,440.0
2,723
M etro p o lita n P o rtion
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
7,221,863
2,263.3
3,191
6,657,353
2,222.8
2,995
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
8,714,533
2,317.7
3,760
7,874,163
2,295.5
3,430
1980
1979
1978
1977
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
1971
9,787,402
2,338.7
4,185
15,172,713
2,474.5
6,132
17,085,346
2,513.0
6,799
19,103,349
2,538.9
7,524
21,162,813
2,566.8
8,245
23,394,524
2,580.7
9,065
24,619,730
2,594.9
9,488
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
40,424,447
2,699.9
14,973
43,415,722
2,717.0
15,979
45,951,765
2,750.8
16,705
49,243,170
2,788.4
17,660
1973
1974
1975
1976
31,024,891
2,645.5
11,728
33,225,470
2,655.6
12,512
1969
1970
35,344,861
2,681.6
13,180
37,691,204
2.692.1
14.001
N o n m e tro p o llta n P o rtio n
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
2,708,930
1,217.2
2,226
1978
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
2,918,050
1,186.6
2,459
6,271,717
1,308.2
4,794
7,175,622
1,321.2
5,431
1972
1971
3,193,044
1,202.0
2,656
3,580,155
1,222.4
2,929
1980
1979
8,017,873
1,330.6
6,026
8,716,536
1,335.7
6,526
1985
1986
1987
1988
12,576,360
1,327.5
9,474
13,347,977
1,336.5
9,987
13,996,547
1,334.2
10,491
14,830,211
I,
II,
4,480,098
1,262.0
3,550
4,123,319
1,242.0
3,320
1981
9,692,509
1,337.7
7,246
1989
15,866,083
332.3 I,
131 II,
5,008,975
1,282.0
3,907
5,719,324
1,296.5
4,411
1982
1983
1984
10,139,315
1,330.4
7,621
10.870,268
1,330.6
8,169
11,850,089
1,329.8
8,911
1990
1991
1992
17,910,769
1,339.2
13,374
19,114,787
1,349.1
14,169
16,916,272
330.4 1,332.5
926 12,696
A u ta u g a C o u n ty
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
66,273
25.2
2,633
1970
72,579
24.6
2,950
1971
81,162
25.5
3,182
1972
92,380
27.2
3,401
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
106,361
28.5
3,737
114,499
29.3
3,912
120,807
29.7
4,065
139,136
29.9
4,654
150,187
30.5
4,930
174,638
30.9
5,655
213,301
32.1
6,654
233,950
32.4
7,227
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
244,233
32.6
7,498
260,357
32.4
8,046
278,532
32.7
8,520
310,195
33.3
9,329
338,023
33.9
9,972
362,130
33.4
10,828
386,944
33.9
11,416
420,462
34.3
12,274
450,806
34.2
137,178
482,276
34.4
14,034
518,897
35.1
14,795
552,069
36.1
15,291
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
155,058
57.0
2,723
169,054
59.5
2,842
191,083
60.1
3,177
216,699
62.4
3,471
261,217
64.2
4,069
298,646
66.1
4,520
335,996
67.9
4,951
398,673
70.2
5,676
428,262
72.4
5,915
488,445
74.6
6,552
536,887
76.6
7,010
605,531
79.0
7,669
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
709,973
80.3
8,844
745,580
83.3
8,953
824,048
83.9
9,817
915,158
86.5
10,582
B a ld w in C o u n ty
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
1,010,544
89.2
11,335
1,093,078
91.7
11,920
1,164,078
93.6
12,431
1,250,973
95.2
13,141
1,373,434
96.9
14,177
1,498,245
99.0
15,141
1,637,949
102.2
16,020
1,764,891
106.3
16,595
80
Alabama
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
B a rb o u r C o u n ty
1969
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
50,057
23.8
2,102
1970
55,645
22.7
2,45e
1971
59,462
23.1
2,575
1972
67,523
22.9
2,955
1973
77,056
23.5
3,285
1974
87,051
23.4
3,716
1975
94,232
24.9
3,789
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
109.20S
25.6
4,264
118,917
24.7
4,816
134,966
24
146,957
24.4
6,016
154,168
24.9
5 ,5 0 2
6,202
1981
1962
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
173,739
25.2
6,905
179,774
24.7
7,277
191,806
25.1
7,632
219,703
25.0
8,783
233,590
25.0
9,357
254,849
25.1
10,150
271,002
25.3
10,723
297,088
25.3
11,736
311,224
25.4
12,276
332,151
25.5
13,049
365,513
25.3
14,449
393,085
25.3
15,563
1969
1970
1971
1972
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
B ib b C o u n ty
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
29,133
15.0
1,943
31,731
13.8
2,300
35,592
13.9
2,557
39,840
14.1
2,826
1973
45,523
14.7
3,107
49,577
14.4
3,445
54,522
14.8
3,689
63,117
14.8
4,275
70,486
15.3
4,620
81,623
15.4
5,316
92,286
15.6
5,935
1980
100,631
15.8
6,378
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
107,790
15.9
6,782
113,229
16.1
7,049
121,378
15.8
7,671
135,080
15.8
8,568
144,461
16.8
9,167
153,871
16.1
9,581
160,715
16.3
9,847
175,109
16.3
10,759
183,174
16.4
11,146
199,601
16.7
11,982
209,520
16.9
12,363
228,577
17.2
13,309
1969
1970
1971
1972
B lo u n t C o u n ty
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
67,636
26.4
2,561
67,591
27.0
2,503
74,729
27.8
2,686
87,769
29.3
2,996
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
106,258
30.4
3,500
111,684
31.5
3,541
133,903
32.2
4,156
149,776
33.0
4,532
167,019
34.2
4,881
190,944
34.8
5,480
213,544
36.0
5,939
240,707
36.5
6,594
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
262,304
36.8
7,136
268,518
36.4
7,382
279,876
36.6
7,642
314,143
37.3
8,433
352,053
38.4
9,178
362,794
38.7
9,367
387,406
38.9
9,970
438,833
39.2
11,184
485,595
39.2
12,384
518,909
39.4
13,164
557,731
39.9
13,975
598,529
40.3
14,850
1969
1970
1971
1972
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
B u llo c k C o u n ty
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
22,588
12.6
1,799
1981
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
64,469
10.5
6.169
25,249
11.7
2,149
1982
26,974
11.4
2,362
1983
65,284
72,132
6,178
6,795
10.6
10.6
31,016
11.4
2,710
1984
72,282
10.7
6,785
1973
35,445
11.3
3,144
1985
77,906
10.3
7,549
36,724
37,375
44,058
47,871
50,902
56,415
56,740
3,296
3,368
3,965
4,346
4,647
5,224
5,368
11.1
1986
81,305
10.5
7,741
11.1
1987
84,666
10.9
7,739
11.1
1988
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
44,894
22.7
1,975
1970
1971
47,562
50,562
2,163
2,314
22.0
21.8
1972
58,023
21.5
2,695
1973
1974
1975
66,163
71,898
79,723
3,115
3,398
3,766
21.2
21.2
21.2
1989
11.0
10.8
10.6
1990
1991
1992
88,918
96,627
105,103
114,903
120,458
8,117
8,787
«
9,534
10,339
10,961
11.0
B u tle r C o u n ty
1969
11.0
1976
88,491
21.4
4,145
11.0
1977
95,468
20.9
4,574
11.0
11.1
11.0
1978
1979
1980
113,954
20.9
5,449
128,187
138,346
6,045
6,355
21.2
21.8
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
159,928
160,038
169,185
179,716
188,035
199,818
209,539
216,548
223,082
7,260
7,279
7,748
8,251
8,694
9,055
9,490
9,922
10,213
236,886
21.9
10,825
251,035
21.7
11,549
266,325
21.7
12,269
22.0
22.0
21.8
21.8
21.6
22.1
22.1
21.8
21.8
C a lh o u n C o u n ty
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
275,652
102.9
2,678
283,472
103.1
2,749
315,483
103.6
3,045
351,821
103.8
3,388
388,594
105.0
3,700
432,240
105.9
4,081
489,743
107.0
4,577
552,528
619,639
4,900
5,493
682,594
116.5
5,860
754,109
116.7
6,460
858,662
120.5
7,123
1991
1992
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
946,624
1981
122.6
7,720
112.8
112.8
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1,005,598
120.9
8,318
1,074,910
123.4
8,709
1,171,364
1,239,041
9,599
10,326
1,306,333
117.7
1,365,191
118.2
11,549
1,432,455
117.7
12,167
1,503,464
116.7
1,576,599
116.2
13,570
122.0
120.0
11,102
12,888
1,670,594
115.6
14,452
1,764,458
116.4
15,158
C h a m b e rs C o u n ty
1969
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
100,142
36.3
2,761
107,759
36.3
2,970
123,546
36.1
3,424
140,798
37.0
3,809
154,956
37.5
4,128
162,101
37.5
4,318
188,430
37.9
4,966
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
294,722
39.1
7,540
307,613
38.4
339,181
38.9
8,717
355,794
38.9
9,144
375,207
38.2
9.818
400,062
38.1
10,509
429,463
37.8
11,352
444,038
37.5
11,857
473,259
37.1
12,760
479,554
36.9
13,002
483,051
36.8
13,117
516,732
36.9
14,021
92,884
37.8
2,456
8,020
•1977
205,661
38.4
5,360
1978
1979
1980
226,397
38.7
5,845
246,918
39.3
6,282
272,292
39.3
6,937
A la b a m a
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
81
C h e ro k e e C o u n ty
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
37,087
15.9
2,332
1970
37,954
15.8
2,407
1971
43,178
16.5
2,613
1972
48,283
16.9
2,864
1973
57,454
17.2
3,332
1974
60,929
17.7
3,450
1975
64,397
18.1
3,564
1976
77,837
18.6
4,195
1977
80,979
18.4
4,393
1978
94,665
18.6
5,092
1979
1980
111,042
18.6
5,956
117,193
18.9
6,207
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
139,819
19.2
7,266
145,280
19.2
7,579
148,834
18.8
7,912
158,137
18.8
8,430
163,956
18.7
8,770
175,303
19.0
9,237
192,115
19.2
10,012
213,216
19.3
11,039
222,112
19.4
11,432
241,578
19.6
12,330
260,841
19.7
13.237
279,063
19.9
14.052
1970
1971
1972
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
110,387
28.6
3,865
128,127
29.1
4,410
143,209
29.3
4,885
165,020
29.9
5,514
187,019
30.5
6,137
207,431
30.7
6,765
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
327,317
31.6
10,370
343,823
31.6
10,889
361,372
32.0
11,300
381,633
32.2
11,842
408,940
32.5
12,572
440,879
33.0
13,343
468,631
33.2
14,107
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979 ,
1980
C h ilto n C o u n ty
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
58,111
26.6
2,185
1981
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
60,687
25.2
2,406
1982
70,001
25.6
2,731
1983
78,545
26.4
2,970
1984
229,792
30.8
7,465
245,291
30.3
8,092
268,101
30.3
8,863
292,217
30.4
9,622
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
91,382
27.2
3,355
1985
309,146
30.8
10,036
97,541
27.9
3,492
1986
C h o c ta w C o u n ty
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
29,403
18.4
1,595
31,886
16.6
1,924
33,932
16.5
2,054
37,519
16.7
2,248
1973
41,868
17.0
2,463
45,816
16.8
2,724
52,125
17.2
3,026
59,818
17.4
3,428
64,754
17.3
3,737
73,417
16.9
4,336
84,042
16.9
4,970
92,082
16.8
5,468
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
101,784
16.7
6,097
110,957
16.5
6,728
123,517
16.2
7,615
133,926
16.2
8,260
145,102
16.3
8,896
162,265
16.4
9,870
164,597
16.2
10,148
169,897
16.2
10,495
180,547
16.1
11,230
192,868
16.0
12,055
206,607
16.0
12,913
216,948
16.1
13,446
1969
1970
1971
1972
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
103,054
27.4
3,763
122,447
27.9
4,397
141,377
28.2
5,009
163,029
28.4
5,749
175,328
27.6
6,342
191,223
27.9
6,842
C la rk e C o u n ty
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
60,865
28.1
2,167
64,474
26.5
2,430
68,997
25.9
2,666
75,515
26.3
2,873
1973
84,204
26.5
3,172
94,455
26.9
3,510
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
201,645
28.8
, 6,992
209,234
28.7
7,301
225,114
28.9
7,787
241,016
28.1
8,573
255,922
27.5
9,307
267,049
27.3
9,766
278,560
27.5
10,131
294,587
27.3
10,773
316,830
27.3
11,622
344,669
27.3
12,621
364,080
27.5
13,233
384,561
27.7
13,869
1969
1970
1971
1972
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
C lay C o u n ty
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
28,112
13.1
2,150
1981
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
29,120
12.7
2,297
1982
30,892
12.9
2,390
1983
35,083
13.2
2,650
1984
100,563
13.8
7,307
107,716
13.5
7,967
107,508
13.6
7,922
115,255
13.3
8,679
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
39,153
13.0
3,021
1985
118,874
13.2
8,974
41,015
13.1
3,122
1986
46,788
13.2
3,554
1987
53,142
13.4
3,971
1988
128,117
13.5
9,488
135,632
13.3
10,187
143,563
13.3
10,786
1974
1975
1976
60,099
13.3
4,509
1989
156,429
13.3
* 11,794
69,658
13.7
5,086
76,935
13.9
5,537
91,902
13.7
6,702
1990
1991
1992
169,205
13.3
12,745
179,892
13.3
13,557
193,162
13.3
14,486
1978
1979
1980
C le b u rn e C o u n ty
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
26,600
11.1
2,393
1981
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
88,982
12.8
6,972
27,345
11.0
2,484
1982
94,478
13.0
7,283
29,225
11.2
2,618
32,759
11.4
2,878
1973
38,262
11.7
3,283
39,813
11.8
3,363
46,653
12.0
3,893
51,176
12.1
4,245
1977
57,718
12.1
4,776
63,840
12.2
5,226
73,345
12.6
5,840
85,144
12.6
6,737
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
105,311
12.9
8,159
111,912
12.9
8,688
118,446
12.7
9,294
124,286
12.6
9,884
127,416
12.7
9,997
138,577
12.7
10,870
152,682
12.7
11,998
171,306
12.7
13,448
180,915
12.7
14,191
185,410
13.0
14,280
1971
1972
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
261,477
38.7
6,756
C o ffe e C o u n ty
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
1970
1973
104,856
35.1
2,987
115,473
36.4
3,173
105,724
36.2
2,923
117,450
35.6
3,295
132,629
35.5
3.735
147,517
36.5
4,047
165,249
37.0
4,471
189,021
37.4
5,060
217,038
37.5
5,795
244,437
37.8
6,458
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
301,988
39.3
7,689
324,952
39.6
8,201
353,657
40.2
8,789
398,049
40.1
9,927
430,680
40.0
10,764
470,069
40.4
11,639
499,828
40.1
12,465
535,431
40.2
13,334
579,420
40.2
14,425
604,500
40.3
15,015
655,079
40.4
16,214
706,778
41.2
17.168
91,019
36.1
2,519
82
Alabama
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
C o llM it C o u n ty
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Par capita personal Income (dollars)...........
135,866
50.9
2,670
145,645
49.7
2,933
158,442
50.4
3,145
173,111
50.7
3,413
194,146
51.3
3,786
217,836
50.8
4,290
235,392
52.1
4,519
276,069
52.1
5,304
304,540
53.1
5,732
348,793
53.3
6,541
385,731
54.1
7,130
422,298
54.6
7,731
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
458.562
54.9
8,359
475,113
64.7
8,680
480,833
54.4
8,838
515,537
54.4
9,485
539,515
54.4
9,919
565,496
53.3
10,613
587,426
52.8
11,125
631,023
52.6
11,987
666,689
52.0
12,812
735,400
51.8
14,194
769,214
52.3
14,703
817,043
52.4
15,584
1969
1970
1971
1972
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
C o n e c u h C o u n ty
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)...........
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)...........
23,671
16.6
1,783
31,240
15.7
1,995
35,121
15.8
2,225
39,796
15.8
2,519
1973
46,675
15.7
2,973
49,237
15.5
3,173
52,622
15.8
3,332
59,875
15.5
3,859
65,294
•15.4
4,230
79,855
15.8
5,051
92,546
15.9
5,808
97,372
15.9
6,135
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
108,068
15.7
6,875
110,833
15.5
7,164
117,602
15.3
7,680
123,041
15.1
8,153
129,216
15.0
8,630
133,078
15.0
8,877
133,930
14.8
9,037
136,982
14.5
9,445
147,677
14.2
10,376
156,668
14.0
11,157
173,678
14.2
12,206
183,901
14.1
13,034
1969
1970
1971
1972
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
C o o s a C o u n ty
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)...........
24,582
11.0
2,232
1981
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
71,792
11.5
6,219
25,331
10.7
2,376
1982
74,925
11.2
6,663
26,906
10.7
2,510
1983
81,801
11.0
7,462
29,586
10.9
2,726
1984
87,345
10.6
8,086
1973
33,589
11.4
2,944
1985
93,858
10.7
8,779
35,553
11.5
3,100
38,436
11.5
3,351
43,662
11.2
3,885
47,638
11.5
4,137
52,934
11.7
4,543
59,659
11.6
5,130
68,997
11.4
6,043
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
101,276
11.1
9,144
106,913
11.1
9,613
112,971
11.0
10,295
120,552
11.0
10,944
127,357
11.1
11,503
133,272
11.1
11,963
143,037
11.1
12,904
C o v in g to n C o u n ty
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
101,612
34.6
2,936
113,143
35.0
3,234
126,852
35.3
3,589
135,008
36.1
3,745
148,228
36.2
4,095
165,521
36.2
4,567
184,695
36.3
5,093
209,953
36.5
5,753
234,858
37.1
6,333
244,806
36.8
6,652
1990
1991
1992
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
85,299
35.1
2,432
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
285,350
36.5
7,810
291,882
36.6
7,979
315,656
36.8
8,584
340,495
36.8
9,245
354252
36.8
9,635
381,000
36.6
10,423
386,383
36.4
10,616
398,076
36.6
10,890
428,792
36.5
11,754
458,836
36.5
12,573
486,768
36.5
13,323
514,805
36.8
13,996
1969
1970
1971
1972
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
92,931
34.1
2,723
11989
C re n s h a w C o u n ty
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
25,952
13.9
1,872
1981
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)...........
92,933
14.3
6,520
26,840
13.2
2,030
1982
92,611
13.9
6,673
29,026
13.4
2,172
34,702
13.5
2,570
1973
40,900
13.9
2,933
42,611
14.0
3,037
50,849
13.9
3,671
53,515
13.9
3,847
59,577
13.9
4,278
69,654
13.9
5,008
71,241
14.1
5,058
76,348
14.2
5,394
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
104,168
13.5
7,700
123,973
13.4
9,277
118,200
13.2
8,930
130,354
13.6
9,611
129,560
13.5
9,585
144,983
13.6
10,690
153,346
13.6
11,282
158,506
13.6
11,657
168,623
13.5
12,453
179,316
13.5
13,322
C u llm a n C o u n ty
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
126,849
52.1
2,437
128,620
52.8
2,437
138,803
54.3
2,555
156,956
55.8
2,814
184,665
57.2
3,227
197,144
57.7
3,415
248,222
58.1
4,273
273,864
59.7
4,588
304,265
60.4
5,039
339,618
61.1
5,560
366,333
61.5
5,959
411,832
61.9
6,658
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
467,297
62.7
7,449
488,685
63.2
7,731
536,767
63.2
8,489
632,377
64.7
9,770
672,682
65.8
10,217
734,581
66.1
11,107
743,362
66.7
11,139
802,189
67.1
11,959
881,439
67.3
13,092
945,594
67.8
13,943
993,500
68.6
14,473
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
145,042
49.8
2,912
157,390
53.2
2,957
160,804
54.5
2,948
162,672
49.5
3,289
173,369
43.9
3,953
187,353
44.4
4,223
202,692
46.1
4,400
219,454
44.9
4,892
236,451
44.7
5,295
256,412
46.7
5,495
279,600
46.4
6,028
318,556
48.1
6,629
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
365,970
48.8
7,498
387,154
48.6
7,972
410,480
48.5
8,468
452,676
48.0
9,423
491,060
48.4
10,146
518,878
48.6
10,678
560,117
48.8
11,479
579,858
49.4
11,741
616,291
49.5
12,454
638,128
49.6
12,862
681,472
49.8
13,672
730,600
49.9
14,637
1,087,056
69.8
15,583
D a le C o u n ty
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)...........
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)...........
A la b a m a
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
83
D a lla s C o u n ty
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
232,648
58.4
3,984
264,041
58.2
4,536
262,292
58.2
4,508
276,920
54.7
5,062
317,492
54.5
5,830
340,226
54.0
6,301
132,545
56.4
2,349
145,332
55.3
2,628
156,884
55.9
2,805
174,314
57.1
3,051
194,950
57.3
3,403
214,365
58.3
3,674
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
387,757
53.5
7,251
409,681
53.3
7,679
414,597
52.6
7,888
434,162
52.0
8,350
459,619
51.0
9,005
484,699
51.6
9,386
492,770
50.3
9,805
512,266
49.2
10,410
539,449
48.6
11,111
581,404
48.1
12,099
616,806
47.9
12,868
649,060
48.0
13,511
1969
1970
1971
1972
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
345,175
53.7
6,427
D a K a lb C o u n ty
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
91,588
42.5
2,154
1981
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
91,647
42.2
2,170
1982
1973
100,798
43.7
2,309
119,298
44.8
2,663
145,636
46.7
3,117
153,965
47.9
3,214
186,167
50.0
3,725
210,483
51.2
4,112
235,021
52.0
4,517
280,735
53.1
5,286
316,693
53.5
5,921
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
514,259
53.8
9,564
560,416
54.0
10,369
605,307
54.3
11,143
663,743
54.5
12,187
695,877
54.8
12,703
737,306
55.3
13,328
808,066
55.9
14,453
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
115,073
35.4
3,255
134,280
36.5
3,675
150,925
38.0
3,976
164,906
39.7
4,157
194,905
39.7
4,910
250,496
41.4
6,053
291,813
43.0
6,780
322,962
43.6
7,399
387,592
53.7
7,214
395,941
53.1
7,458
412,364
53.4
7,722
470,650
53.6
8,776
1969
1970
1971
1972
497,854
53.2
9,356
E lm o re C o u n ty
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
81,160
32.9
2,464
87,847
33.7
2,608
98,981
33.9
2,924
1213,227
40.5
5,264
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
347,815
44.4
7,841
371,974
44.4
8,383
400,321
44.8
8,930
444,453
45.1
9,859
487,729
46.0
10,614
526,687
46.5
11,335
559,838
47.8
11,717
592,508
48.4
12,248
624,823
48.8
12,800
678,708
49.5
13,708
717,884
50.7
14,152
772,142
52.5
14,705
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
111,542
36.5
3,055
124,889
36.9
3,382
140,393
37.1
3,784
149,283
38.3
3,893
168,316
37.6
4,475
185,307
37.5
4,940
207,632
37.6
5,528
231,002
37.9
6,092
254,803
38.3
6,654
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
354,094
36.8
9,632
361,905
36.7
9,850
393,301
36.6
10,739
391,881
36.2
10,834
408,159
35.8
11,411
436,929
35.5
12,307
459,184
35.6
12,892
478,890
36.0
13,294
E s c a m b ia C o u n ty
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
82,686
34.3
2,413
1981
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
89.296
34.9
2,559
1982
99,630
35.2
2,829
1983
275,828
37.7
7,317
286,094
36.9
7,744
313,057
37.0
8,453
333,016
36.7
9,075
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
259,871
92.0
2,823
267,246
94.1
2,839
290,638
94.9
3,063
325,266
95.8
3,397
363,168
96.1
3,780
400,148
96.6
4,143
442,323
97.9
4,516
485,774
99.0
4,908
558,501
100.2
5,575
636,491
101.7
6,257
719,194
102.9
6,987
783,083
103.2
7,587
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
870,787
103.3
8,431
881,905
102.0
8,649
939,066
101.3
9,266
1,023,217
101.8
10,049
1,075,223
100.6
10,683
1,130,235
101.0
11,191
1,198,601
100.5
11,926
1,270,348
100.5
12,645
1,323,722
100.0
13,234
1,386,509
99.8
13,889
1,429,964
99.9
14,320
1,547,421
99.8
15,500
1969
1970
1971
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
104,284
17.8
5,864
117,396
18.3
6,408
129,119
18.9
6,838
E to w a h C o u n ty
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
F a y e tte C o u n ty
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
37,162
16.9
2,197
1981
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
40,987
16.2
2,532
1982
44,850
16.1
2,787
1972
47,283
16.4
2,884
1973
56,316
16.5
3,404
60,098
17.1
3,518
71,063
17.4
4,093
83,262
17.4
4,785
89,898
17.5
5,141
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
179,770
18.7
9,596
183,670
18.9
9,694
187,849
18.6
10,107
193,680
18.3
10,595
207,983
18.1
11,502
219,717
18.0
12,211
226,057
18.1
12,497
242,101
18.0
13,422
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
115,310
26.8
4,298
132,207
27.2
4,859
147,970
27.7
5,334
176,343
27.9
6,316
195,780
28.8
6,794
219,338
28.3
7,743
141,619
19.1
7,412
148,574
19.2
7,737
161,760
19.1
8,484
174,752
18.9
9,239
1969
1970
1971
1972
F rank lin C o u n ty
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
56,527
23.4
2,418
59,994
24.0
2,497
66,206
24.6
2,688
77,778
25.5
3,047
1973
93,680
26.0
3,601
99,362
26.8
3,703
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
245,881
26.2
8,725
246,819
28.3
8,708
263,848
28.3
9,316
274,840
28.4
9,677
287,299
28.1
10,238
300,260
28.3
10,628
305,301
28.0
10,892
320,774
27.9
11,486
330,368
27.8
11,867
354,268
27.8
12,749
384,712
28.0
13,738
425,978
28.5
14,969
84
Alabama
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
G e n e v a C o u n ty
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
53,451
20.4
2,620
1970
58,844
22.0
2,677
1971
64,766
22.2
2,921
1972
71,224
22.8
3,126
1973
87,993
22.7
3,878
1974
90,243
22.7
3,967
1975
99,698
23.2
4,302
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
112,118
23.2
4,825
114,949
23.4
4,911
137,950
23.6
5,854
156,505
23.9
6,544
148,248
24.2
6,135
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
184,186
23.8
7,725
180,728
23.8
7,588
189,604
23.7
7,998
223,802
24.1
9,268
229,719
24.2
9,478
241,930
23.9
10,104
252,589
23.9
10,589
275,706
23.9
11,530
312,880
23.7
13,178
326,329
23.7
13,760
349,085
24.1
14,493
375,405
24.0
15,619
1969
1970
1971
1972
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
,
G re e n e C o u n ty
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
15,934
13.1
1,217
1981
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)...........
59,639
11.1
5,355
18,800
10.6
1,782
1982
63,914
11.1
5,752
21,390
10.3
2,078
1983
66,912
10.8
6,184
23,564
10.2
2,303
1984
70,807
10.6
6,657
1973
27,403
10.6
2,590
1985
74,457
10.4
7,168
26,880
10.6
2,526
1986
80,436
10.5
7,635
29,844
10.7
2,782
1987
84,529
10.3
8,190
36,875
11.0
3,356
1988
87,939
10.2
8,591
36,763
10.8
3,398
1989
93,440
10.2
9,178
46,466
11.0
4,241
54,145
10.8
4,994
52,157
11.1
4,712
1990
1991
1992
103,712
10.2
10,207
109,922
10.2
10,765
114,215
10.2
11,187
1978
1979
1980
H a le C o u n ty
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)...........
26,349
18.5
1,423
1981
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
79,925
15.5
5,165
1970
29,327
15.8
1,854
1982
85,693
15.3
5,597
1971
33,165
15.6
2,126
1983
91,747
15.0
6,134
1972
35,671
15.8
2,264
1973
40,344
15.9
2,542
1974
40,995
15.6
2,626
1975
44,801
15.7
2,848
1976
51,334
15.7
3,261
1977
54,405
15.8
3,454
62,776
15.7
3,998
68,081
15.9
4,275
72,299
15.6
4,637
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
103,537
15.0
6,920
117,909
14.7
8,022
127,963
15.1
8,470
130,183
15.2
8,585
141,136
15.3
9,236
149,523
15.4
9,714
162,948
15.5
10,488
174,908
15.7
11,156
186,888
15.9
11,783
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
H e n ry C o u n ty
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
28,142
14.2
1,982
1970
32,114
13.3
2,416
1971
33,682
13.5
2,503
1972
40,144
13.5
2,967
1973
48,469
13.7
3,543
60,451
14.1
4,285
66,144
14.3
4,636
73,007
14.6
5,000
75,868
14.7
5,153
82,638
14.9
5,538
88,037
15.0
5,859
95,690
15.3
6,243
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
114,318
15.4
7,400
118,227
15.2
7,762
121,283
15.0
8,107
147,353
15.1
9,784
145,467
15.1
9,647
150,854
15.2
9,910
163,356
15.3
10,667
177,006
15.3
11,557
187,763
15.3
12,243
186,909
15.4
12,128
212,606
15.6
13,621
228,171
15.6
14,662
1969
1970
1971 1
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
158,807
56.3
2,820
175,165
56.9
3,081
195,733
58.5
3,345
222,223
61.6
3,609
273,705
64.0
4,274
306,094
68.5
4,466
329,411
70.6
4,666
387,060
71.9
5,380
423,431
72.8
5,813
477,027
74.3
6,421
516,764
74.7
6,919
589,033
74.9
7,868
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
670,358
75.6
8,863
685,737
77.6
8,832
722,654
77.4
9,340
806,221
79.7
10,116
862,208
79.3
10,866
931,960
78.8
11,831
1,008,689
80.1
12,590
1,090,981
80.7
13,522
1,199,168
81.0
14,807
1,280,706
81.6
15,695
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
108,045
39.4
2,740
121,023
40.7
2,976
136,756
42.2
3,237
161,412
43.1
3,743
189,267
45.2
4,191
216,629
47.0
4,608
254,597
48.1
5,298
270,575
49.7
5,444
307,350
51.0
6,027
329,422
51.6
6,384
345,494
51.4
6,723
H o u s to n C o u n ty
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)...........
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)...........
1,351,167
82.4
16,400
1,449,808
83.4
17,389
J a c k s o n C o u n ty
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
95,483
37.6
2,539
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
397,892
51.0
7,796
407,760
51.4
7,939
411,655
51.0
8,078
440,496
50.6
8,706
480,442
49.8
9,648
497,165
48.7
10,203
535,180
48.6
11,008
575,332
48.5
11,866
597,879
48.1
12,443
665,922
47.9
13,903
706,872
48.4
14,596
770,631
49.0
15,724
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
2,123,358
628.1
3,381
2,310,827
645.2
3,582
2,490,019
649.8
3,832
2,734,224
647.1
4,225
3,051,767
650.6
4,690
3,444,948
648.8
5,310
3,797,301
655.3
5,794
4,220,143
661.3
6,381
4,639,752
663.6
6,992
5,186,538
667.4
7,771
5,790,042
671.7
8,620
6,324,812
671.8
9,415
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
7,160,586
665,1
10,767
7,492,192
662.5
11,308
8,125,658
661.7
12,281
8,721,729
661.3
13,189
9,299,043
659.0
14,110
Jeffers an C o u n ty
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
1981
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
6,847,405
669.0
10,236
1991
1992
9,812,745 10,337,831 11,027,099 11,757,980 12,318,969 13,193,624
659.4
656.7
653.2
652.2
655.4
657.7
14,881
15,743
16,882
18,797
18,029
20,061
A la b a m a
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
85
L a m a r C o u n ty
,1969
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)...........
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
30,302
15.1
2,003
1970
33,595
14.4
2,337
1971
37,424
14.7
2,550
1972
40,101
15.5
2,591
1973
47,747
15.4
3,100
1974
52,090
15.8
3,295
1975
55,946
16.0
3,496
1976
67,230
16.1
4,181
1977
76,989
16.1
4,793
1978
91,151
16.1
5,648
1979
1980
101,909
16.2
6,292
111,946
16.5
6,794
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
123,053
16.5
7,458
126,637
16.4
7,741
137,076
16.2
8,487
153,046
16.1
9,521
165,581
16.2
10,222
168,613
16.3
10,323
174,415
16.1
10,822
181,072
15.9
11,370
189,859
15.8
12,023
198,707
15.7
12,652
204,672
15.7
13,046
218,332
15.6
13,986
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
184,366
67.3
2,739
201,592
68.4
2,946
223,245
70.2
3,182
246,356
70.9
3,477
271,296
72.3
3,753
301,890
73.4
4,115
330,399
74.3
4,444
382,878
75.8
5,050
422,595
77.1
5,483
481,255
78.5
6,127
543,024
80.5
6,749
600,563
81.0
7,416
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
670,632
82.3
8,145
694,880
81.3
8,548
730,867
81.7
8,945
789,884
81.3
9,719
837,422
81.9
10,230
892,328
80.7
11,051
942,680
80.5
11,703
1,011,507
80.5
12,571
1,067,742
79.9
13,357
1,179,779
79.9
14,769
1,241,492
80.9
15,355
1,323,673
81.8
16,182
1969
1970
1971
1972
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
106,573
28.6
3,726
118,057
29.2
4,042
128,781
29.6
4,349
142,758
30.1
4,744
173,864
30.3
5,743
184,952
30.3
6,114
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
445,489
32.2
13,821
L a u d e rd a le C o u n ty
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)...........
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
L a w re n c e C o u n ty
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
61,045
27.4
2,228
1981
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
70,586
27.3
2,589
1982
72,128
27.4
2,632
1983
76,798
28.4
2,702
1984
1973
88,557
28.0
3,162
1985
91,081
28.7
3,178
1986
294,527
31.3
9,398
301,487
31.4
9,601
320,128
31.6
10,145
345,209
31.5
10,958
382,156
31.6
12,100
417,411
32.1
12,996
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
201,501
62.2
3,242
230,327
64.6
3,566
257,964
68.8
3,748
284,965
69.4
4,108
325,432
70.0
4,650
377,819
71.9
5,258
434,562
74.1
5,867
482,791
76.0
6,353
546,575
76.3
7,168
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
628,523
78.6
7,996
692,116
79.2
8,737
765,899
81.4
9,407
818,817
82.7
9,907
871,576
83.9
10,392
933,083
83.9
11,124
995,236
85.2
11,687
1,091,565
86.2
12,661
1,167,843
87.5
13,344
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
106,730
41.6
2,563
118,186
41.7
2,835
129,582
42.0
3,089
139,252
43.3
3,220
154,636
43.5
3,558
167,347
43.5
3,844
181,874
44.0
4,130
204,548
44.4
4,606
224,305
44.5
5,041
253,377
44.9
5,639
297,545
45.0
6,611
323,286
46.1
7,015
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
367,942
46.4
7,929
390,584
46.8
8,346
410,903
47.5
8,656
481,793
48.2
9,987
542,993
50.8
10,690
580,412
50.8
11,433
628,401
52.1
12,069
708,394
53.2
13,310
729,285
53.7
13,581
778,558
54.3
14,334
841,923
55.5
15,180
941,516
56.8
16,570
1969
1970
1971
1972
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
206,829
30.6
6,762
211,699
30.9
6,858
217,393
30.6
7,102
255,285
31.0
8,223
1969
1970
1971
1972
146,481
55.9
2,622
161,141
61.3
2,630
178,1^0
61.9
2,879
1981
1982
599,150
76.5
7,830
276,414
31.4
8,791
Lee C o u n ty
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
1,202,821
88.6
13,583
1,290,324
89.9
14,358
L lm e 8 to n e C o u n ty
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)...........
L o w n d e 8 C o u n ty
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
22,616
15.0
1,506
1981
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
67,947
13.2
5,156
26,805
12.9
2,071
1982
75,721
12.9
5,888
30,080
13.3
2,269
1983
80,503
12.9
6,249
38,283
13.7
2,789
1984
85,035
12.2
6,954
1973
46,365
13.8
3,363
1985
94,186
12.6
7,496
41,036
13.8
2,982
1986
98,593
12.8
7,713
45,603
13.4
3,398
58,125
13.5
4,291
51,677
13.8
3,734
60,767
13.9
4,366
68,256
13.3
5,116
65,208
13.3
4,920
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
107,175
12.8
8,346
117,191
12.7
9,249
126,295
12.7
9,982
131,369
12.7
10,378
143,193
12.7
11,301
141,170
12.7
11,115
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
101,440
27.1
3,750
112,646
27.0
4,169
126,361
26.6
4,753
137,680
26.8
5,137
M a c o n C o u n ty
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
51,532
25.7
2,003
1981
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
147,882
26.5
5,584
1970
56,764
24.9
2,281
1982
154,761
26.3
5,886
1971
62,079
25.3
2,456
1983
169,950
25.7
6,610
1972
67,240
25.6
2,627
1984
184,048
25.5
7,225
1973
75,339
25.5
2,949
1985
198,229
25.6
7,746
1974
82,234
25.7
3,199
1986
207,266
25.3
8,198
83,751
26.2
3,193
93,773
26.7
3,508
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
219,426
25.5
8,597
228,044
25.3
9,020
237,486
25.1
9,478
251,112
24.9
10,092
264,024
24.4
10,828
279,477
24.4
11,452
86
A la b a m a
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
M a d is o n C o u n ty
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .....................„
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
632,621
182.5
3,467
686,697
186.6
3,679
743,223
188.6
3,942
808,325
189.1
4,275
878,120
189.8
4,627
956,682
188.3
5,080
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
2,160,959
208.9
10,347
2,384,376
213.3
11,177
2,703,104
219.2
12,329
2,999,516
226.6
13,236
1,970,158
201.3
9,785
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
1,020,121
188.2
5,422
1.145,038
190.2
6,019
1,260,480
192.5
6,550
1.419,409
193.2
7,348
1,566,484
195.0
8,035
1,744,616
198.0
8,813
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
3,288,833
223.5
14,716
3,623,381
229.2
15,808
3,921,570
234.4
16,727
4,237,980
236.8
17,897
4,582,691
240.2
19,081
4,852,157
244.9
19,809
5,244,619
251.2
20,876
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
103,113
25.2
4,092
107,087
25.4
4,217
127,274
25.4
5,005
145,289
25.3
5,747
153,497
25.0
6,128
M a re n g o C o u n ty
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
51,061
27.9
1,829
1970
53,097
23.7
2,243
1971
56,614
23.4
2,420
1972
62,582
24.3
2,578
1973
70,615
24.2
2,917
75,349
24.3
3,104
85,329
24.6
3,464
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
170,484
24.8
6,861
182,922
24.6
7,428
192,066
24.2
7,926
199,751
23.8
8,382
212,269
23.6
8,992
227,848
23.9
9,540
241,340
23.8
10,154
251,713
23.4
10,768
265,221
23.2
11,437
283,621
23.0
12,307
304,907
23.1
13,214
318,905
23.2
13,732
1969
1970
1971
1972
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
100,519
28.5
3,524
116,706
28.6
4,077
130,969
29.1
4,500
153,213
29.5
5,196
172,799
29.8
5,792
185,465
30.1
6,155
M a rlo n C o u n ty
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
54,093
24.2
2,238
1981
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
206,141
30.4
6,786
60,150
24.0
2,503
1973
1974
1982
67,057
25.4
2,636
I
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
224,948
30.5
7,386
240,637
31.2
7,725
261,170
30.9
8,461
277,016
30.9
8,956
283,838
30.3
9,359
300,430
30.4
9,885
317,430
30.2
10,508
328,533
30.0
10,963
344,734
29.8
11,555
365,135
29.6
12,343
395,162
29.7
13,310
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
144,107
55.2
2,612
152,375
54.4
2,800
165,608
55.9
2,962
189,261
57.0
3,321
217,132
58.0
3,744
234,129
59.2
3,953
273,745
61.1
4,484
308,150
62.1
4,961
337,091
63.5
5,306
385,401
65.0
5,929
434,698
65.0
6,686
479,620
65.8
7,285
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
533,591
66.2
8,061
552,203
66.4
8,312
602,517
67.0
8,997
678,073
68.3
9,922
733,156
69.0
10,622
803,144
69.1
11,627
825,330
69.6
11,861
888,072
70.2
12,644
959,564
70.5
13,607
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
864,113
318.0
2,718
940,642
318.3
2,955
1,008,321
323.3
3,119
1,111,130
324.3
3,426
1,248,809
324.5
3,848
1,427,170
329.4
4,332
1,629,329
335.2
4,860
1,860,985
344.9
5,396
2,081,203
353.1
5,894
2,342,298
360.1
6,505
2,591,011
361.7
7,162
2,926,892
365.3
8,012
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
3,261,927
364.1
8,960
3,397,812
368.8
9,214
3,508,318
368.1
9,531
3,746,763
366.6
10,221
3,978,899
366.4
10,859
4,218,798
375.9
11,224
4,380,738
377.2
11,613
4,601,575
375.6
12,252
4,915,433
377.0
13,038
5,260,628
379.2
13,873
5,678,289
383.8
14,796
6,068,499
389.2
15,591
1969
1970
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
126,192
22.0
5,733
137,432
22.5
6,108
140,473
22.6
6,205
77,605
26.3
2,949
89,292
27.2
3,287
93,008
28.1
3,306
M a rs h a ll C o u n ty
1,017,112
71.0
14,318
1,076,175
72.0
14,957
1,173,187
73.5
15,957
M o b ile C o u n ty
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
1991
1992
M o n ro e C o u n ty
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
43,687
22.0
1,986
47,974
20.9
2,290
1971
51,210
21.1
2,426
1972
54,649
20.6
2,655
1973
62,675
20.7
3,023
69,528
20.7
3,360
73,643
20.9
3,519
85,771
21.2
4,052
93,816
21.4
4,386
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
157,311
22.6
6,950
163,457
22.6
7,235
179,477
22.2
8,088
192,803
22.5
8,569
202,092
22.8
8,855
213,167
23.1
9,240
228,159
23.3
9,809
241,624
23.6
10,238
264,361
23.8
11,112
297,922
24.2
12,332
332,700
23.9
13,932
337,633
24.0
14,067
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
535,245
163.7
3,271
584,818
168.0
3,481
653,246
169.9
3,845
744,960
176.1
4,231
836,877
179.3
4,668
941,781
182.9
5,149
1,016,767
183.2
5,551
1,133,981
187.0
6,064
1,251,174
188.1
6,653
1,413,286
190.6
7,415
1,566,239
193.4
8,099
1,741,118
197.9
8,800
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
2,041,753
204.1
10,002
2,228,543
204.4
10,901
2,446,986
207.6
11,785
2,644,345
210.0
12,590
2,835,687
207.5
13,667
3,031,746
209.1
14,498
3,222,321
209.4
15,389
3,465,372
209.0
16,578
3,667,648
209.4
17,517
3,865,845
212.1
18,222
4,119,725
215.0
19,162
M o n tg o m e ry C o u n ty
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)...........
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
1,922,280
200.1
9,609
Alabama
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
87
M o rg a n C o u n ty
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
233,049
74.1
3,147
255,217
77.8
3,282
272,622
80.3
3,397
296,956
81.3
3,655
330,071
82.4
4,004
363,433
84.2
4,316
414,211
85.5
4,845
462,182
86.5
5,345
518,248
87.5
5,923
589,602
89.2
6,610
666,787
90.5
7,364
716,746
90.4
7,927
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
802,006
90.7
8,847
846,501
91.5
9,252
923,062
92.2
10,011
1,042,791
93.5
11,147
1,138,341
95.0
11,988
1,228,056
95.9
12,808
1,318,471
97.5
13,521
1,437,953
98.7
14,573
1,542,587
99.4
15,523
1,654,856
100.5
16,462
1,765,502
102.1
17,296
1,880,201
103.8
18,119
1969
1970
1971
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
P a rry C o u n ty
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
26,513
17.8
1,486
1981
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
75,962
14.8
5,148
29,828
15.3
1,947
1982
77,554
14.4
5,374
32,444
15.4
2,113
1983
83,182
14.1
5,898
1972
36,629
15.2
2,406
1984
87,676
13.9
6,304
1973
40,100
14.9
2,699
1985
95,321
13.8
6,919
42,317
15.2
2,787
1986
95,046
13.7
6,931
40,933
14.5
2,818
45,322
14.4
3,146
45,763
14.5
3,147
58,310
15.0
3,896
65,672
14.8
4,430
65,734
15.0
4,378
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
103,445
13.5
7,654
107,720
13.1
8,224
113,166
12.9
8,779
122,362
12.7
9,623
129,536
12.4
10,422
137,023
12.2
11,197
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
105,332
21.9
4,800
113,832
21.8
5,213
120,287
21.6
5,579
P lc k e n a C o u n ty
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
40,155
20.4
1,971
1970
44,861
20.3
2,210
1971
49,714
20.4
2,443
1972
55,880
20.9
2,680
1973
63,849
21.3
2,991
1974
69,278
21.5
3,228
77,917
21.5
3,626
85,636
21.5
3,982
95,304
21.6
4,406
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
133,397
21.7
6,134
139,106
21.4
6,499
145,587
21.4
6,815
160,279
21.4
7,481
166,105
21.0
7,906
179,185
21.5
8,340
186,931
21.1
8,840
197,370
20.8
9,469
213,671
20.7
10,301
236,937
20.7
11,462
247,964
20.7
11,963
262,075
20.9
12,532
1969
1970
1971
1972
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
103,455
26.3
3,927
114.571
26.4
4,335
124,120
26.3
4,724
145,369
26.7
5,438
163,520
27.4
5,965
170,689
28.1
6,076
P ik e C o u n ty
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
55,314
24.6
2,253
60,241
25.0
2,405
66,374
25.1
2,640
75,732
24.6
3,081
1973
84,328
25.1
3,361
94,729
25.5
3,718
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
193,622
28.2
6,874
199,106
27.3
7,295
209,666
27.2
7,710
233,059
26.9
8,676
254,749
27.2
9,362
272,072
27.7
9,833
287,868
27.7
10,385
311,897
27.6
11,296
336,113
27.6
12,187
359,314
27.6
13,000
379,486
27.9
13,598
402,298
28.1
14,338
1969
1970
1971
1972
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
107,347
19.9
5,389
112,476
19.9
5,663
125,712
20.1
6,258
R a n d o lp h C o u n ty
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
38,333
18.8
2,042
1981
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
40,046
18.3
2,182
1982
40,040
18.6
2,153
1983
48,424
18.3
2,640
1984
1973
59,121
19.0
3,116
1985
62,222
19.2
3,242
74,526
19.3
3,862
84,074
19.6
4,293
93,119
19.6
4,741
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
192,493
19.9
9,670
207,275
19.8
10,448
220,544
19.9
11,081
234,039
19.9
11,777
245,345
19.9
12,318
254,066
20.0
12,708
263,175
20.2
13,013
1986
144,210
20.1
7,181
156,420
20.1
7,799
159,384
20.1
7,949
169,362
20.2
8,403
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
112,091
46.3
2,419
118,972
45.4
2,622
128,506
45.6
2,817
140,015
45.5
3,074
153,968
46.3
3,322
166,096
45.8
3,629
175,920
47.4
3,713
196,458
47.9
4,102
213,641
48.2
4,434
238,854
47.7
5,004
267,277
47.8
5,594
295,934
47.3
6,257
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
327,053
46.5
7,038
341,868
46.5
7,360
371,842
45.7
8,131
413,130
45.9
8,993
442,075
45.7
9,665
469,289
46.9
10,003
500,420
47.0
10,655
524,155
46.8
11,200
558,116
46.8
11,927
603,450
47.0
12,841
628,464
47.8
13,136
668,711
49.2
13,586
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
113,068
32.2
3,513
129,632
33.7
3,842
154,807
34.8
4,450
177,829
36.1
4,927
203,467
38.0
5,349
234,637
39.3
5,970
264,759
40.5
6,540
297,633
41.5
7,172
178,910
19.8
9.039
R u a a e ll C o u n ty
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)...........
S t C la ir C o u n ty
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
65,711
27.8
2,365
70,095
28.2
2,486
81,297
29.5
2,752
96,575
31.3
3,089
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
323,890
42.6
7,610
337,239
42.1
8,004
360,554
43.7
8,256
397,396
44.4
8,944
425,254
45.6
9,321
466,583
46.2
10,089
494,705
47.7
10,368
544,400
48.7
11,188
588,587
49.4
11,917
641,951
50.3
12,765
687,038
51.7
13,293
727,008
53.3
13,642
88
A la b a m a
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
S h e lb y C o u n ty
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
101,176
36.0
2,813
110,348
38.3
2,883
131,078
40.1
3,268
156,087
42.7
3,653
191,069
46.2
4,139
226,189
49.8
4,538
260,789
51.7
5,044
310,166
54.6
5.678
367,427
60.2
6,104
434,620
63.5
6,845
511,867
64.5
7,941
583,686
66.9
8,728
1981
1982
1983
1984
668,647
69.5
9,626
738,026
71.2
10,360
825,508
72.9
11,326
951,415
76.0
12,517
1969
1970
1971
I
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
28,757
18.0
1,598
32,427
16.7
1,939
35,111
15.8
2,220
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1,084,129
79.8
13,587
1,187,952
84.0
14,145
1,330,951
89.3
14,910
1,507,045
91.1
16,540
1,690,851
95.7
17,663
1,895,344
100.1
18,927
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1991
1,997,061
103.2
19,343
1992
2,160,124
107.3
20,139
S u m te r C o u n ty
1972
41,323
16.5
2,506
1973
48,542
16.7
2,909
53,355
16.5
3,226
57,032
16.9
3,380
67,131
17.2
3,913
66,644
17.2
3,879
80,349
17.3
4,654
1979
89,515
16.9
5,304
1980
90,344
16.9
5,346
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
100,518
16.9
5,961
105,266
16.7
6,311
114,865
16.6
6,938
119,360
16.5
7,255
129,547
16.4
7,911
130,573
16.9
7,734
134,778
16.7
8,076
141,938
16.3
8,709
154,966
16.2
9,558
166,223
16.2
10,287
178,498
16.2
11,029
188,833
16.2
11,651
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
166,600
67.0
2,488
172,846
65.0
2,658
187,232
64.8
2,892
204,569
65.0
3,147
229,509
66.6
3,444
252,911
68.2
3,709
277,090
69.0
4,018
322,273
70.3
4,586
355,819
71.8
4,959
399,100
72.5
5,502
453,617
73.5
6,171
504,298
74.1
6,805
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
545,530
75.0
7,276
579,569
73.5
7,884
636,179
76.8
8,285
660,871
75.8
8,718
694,475
75.5
9,200
739,707
75.1
9,844
771,752
74.4
10,369
819,125
74.7
10,969
859,972
74.3
11,576
906,841
74.1
12,231
949,875
74.6
12,730
996,939
75.1
13,268
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
110,312
34.9
3,162
126,364
35.8
3,534
138,270
36.5
3,786
149,977
37.0
4,054
175,320
37.7
4,653
195,749
37.0
5,290
219,605
38.7
5,678
246,291
39.2
6,288
280,503
38.8
7,231
T e lla d e g e C o u n ty
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
T a lla p o o s a C o u n ty
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
87,136
35.1
2,483
89,665
33.7
2,659
97,500
33.8
2,888
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
305,819
38.7
7,906
313,661
37.8
8,289
344,210
37.8
9,109
371,683
37.8
9,828
398,427
38.1
10,465
434,860
38.5
11,309
459,221
38.6
11,902
485,870
38.7
12,561
521,195
38.7
13,456
547,839
38.9
14,086
571,391
39.2
14,588
620,553
39.3
15,806
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
292,461
1*16.6
2,508
327,894
116.4
2,816
373,841
119.6
3,126
416,841
122.2
3,412
468,066
123.8
3,782
531,666
126.2
4,213
596,016
127.1
4,689
657,837
129.3
5,089
760,383
131.0
§,805
842,872
134.3
6,278
953,507
135.6
7,033
T u s c a lo o s a C o u n ty
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
1981
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
1,149,129
138.6
8,291
1980
1,047,793
137.7
7,607
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1,215,887
137.6
8,834
1,288,434
137.9
9,343
1,420,616
138.8
10,238
1,538,378
140.8
10,925
1,666,371
144.1
11,560
1,760,846
146.6
12,013
1,846,884
147.6
12,514
2,012,194
149.1
13,492
2,215,201
151.0
14,666
2,322,742
153.4
15,145
2,473,020
153.7
16,092
1991
1992
W a lk e r C o u n ty
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
134,680
56.8
2,369
150,698
56.6
2,661
171,052
58.7
2,914
200,060
61.8
3,239
231,029
62.8
3,676
254,820
64.1
3,976
294,162
65.8
4,472
327,282
66.7
4,906
368,322
68.0
5,417
411,959
68.9
5,978
478,235
69.1
6,923
530,026
68.6
7,729
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
566,461
67.9
8,343
619,726
67.1
9,243
645,168
66.3
9,731
701,087
66.2
10,592
746,280
66.1
11,297
782,718
67.5
11,595
815,386
67.5
12,085
859,441
67.5
12,734
905,188
67.5
13,403
970,824
67.7
14,344
1969
1970
1971
1972
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1,023,321
68.1
15,036
1,070,408
68.4
15,650
W a s h in g to n C o u n ty
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
32,284
16.0
2,016
35,285
16.3
2,168
39,237
16.5
2,384
40,094
16.4
2,446
1973
46,188
16.4
2,822
50,756
16.5
3,069
59,103
16.9
3,499
67,839
16.6
4,081
84,118
16.7
5,044
87,278
17.1
5,099
1979
99,597
16.8
5,926
1980
113,888
17.0
6,718
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
120;620
17.4
6,947
121,506
17.1
7,092
124,564
17.0
7,345
136,180
16.8
8,110
149,297
16.4
9,091
160,888
16.6
9,676
172,109
16.7
10,309
166,780
16.6
10,036
179,080
16.6
10,757
206,407
16.7
12,359
215,162
16.8
12,791
222,929
16.9
13,208
Alabama
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
89
W ilc o x C o u n ty
1969
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
30,716
18.0
1,708
1981
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
88,229
14.7
5,995
1970
31,693
16.3
1,946
1982
93,161
14.8
6,280
1971
32,62*1
16.2
2,008
1972
35,437
15.8
2,247
1973
41,107
15.2
2,709
1974
43,696
14.5
3,011
1975
46,239
14.8
3,134
1976
52,858
14.8
3,579
1977
58,482
14.6
4,004
1978
67,888
14.5
4,679
1979
77,938
14.4
5,396
1980
81212
14.8
5,503
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
104,123
14.7
7,107
101,333
14.2
7,139
107,195
14.0
7,678
107,406
14.3
7,494
112,485
14.1
7,955
114,563
13.8
8,327
120,155
13.6
8,811
129,430
13.5
9,578
138,086
13.8
10,036
140,705
13.7
10,291
1971
1972
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
112,262
21.7
5,174
125,544
22.2
5,649
142,846
21.9
6,518
W in s to n C o u n ty
1969
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
41,590
16.5
2,513
1970
42,560
16.8
2,532
47,565
17.7
2,683
55,340
19.1
2,901
1973
65,159
20.0
3,265
64,430
20.1
3,201
76,222
20.4
3,731
84,944
21.0
4,049
97,312
21.5
4,518
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
147,284
21.8
6,741
158,855
21.4
7,425
180,451
21.6
8,365
195,641
21.8
8,959
198,545
22.2
8,936
211,243
22.3
9,453
212,961
22.1
9,633
230,009
22.2
10,355
265,642
22.1
12,019
264,993
22.1
11,986
284,143
22.1
12,872
308,409
22.3
13,815
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LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
Total Personal Income
Metropolitan area and nonmetropolitan portion
□ P e t. Change, 1987-92
■ P e t. of State, 1992
Anchorage
Nonmetro portion
60%
40%
20%
0%
20%
40%
60%
Per Capita Personal Income
Percent of U.S.
-^Alaska -O-Metro -B-Nonmetro
160
140
120
100
80
1984
1989
1992
5,628
1979
9,017
13,332
17,690
20,105
4,638
7,692
12,397
17,634
19,631
22,067
Metro
5,473
8,097
13,246
19,729
22,178
25,077
Nonmetro
4,042
7,371
11,708
15,899
17,816
19,902
United States
1969
3,813
Alaska
1974
91
92
Alaska
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
ALASKA
S ta te T o ta ls
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
1970
1,372,773
296.0
4,638
1,541,810
304.3
5,066
1977
1978
4,637,971
397.4
11,672
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
1980
4,947,161
399.1
12,397
9,694,741
544.3
17,810
2,146,348
333.2
6,441
1988
9,719,555
542.1
17,931
1975
2,651,515
344.7
7,692
1982
1981
5,541,487
404.7
13,692
9,298,920
539.4
17,240
1974
1973
1,825,057
326.5
5,590
1987
1986
9,805,099
532.6
18,411
1,677,896
316.5
5,302
1979
4,709,602
402.2
11,710
1985
1972
1971
6,431,035
418.5
15,368
1976
3,779,423
371.0
10,188
4,560,278
393.1
11,600
1983
7,703,651
449.6
17,134
1984
8,750,180
488.4
17,914
9,059,531
513.7
17,634
1989
1990
1991
1992
10,741,163
547.2
19,631
11,549,804
553.0
20,887
12,226,162
568.7
21,498
12,970,146
587.8
22,067
1973
1974
1975
1976
M etro p o lita n P o rtion
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
1970
674,660
123.3
5,473
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
2,280,623
179.6
12,695
1985
1986
4,896,832
238.7
20,510
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
1972
889,204
143.2
6,209
815,423
134.6
6,057
1979
1978
2,289,672
177.0
12,936
Per capita personal Income'(dollars)...........
1971
751,474
127.6
5,891
1980
2,368,734
178.8
13,246
1988
4,496,833
230.3
19,526
1,233,924
152.4
8,097
1981
2,634,721
176.4
14,933
1987
4,801,164
234.7
20,453
983,766
147.3
6,678
1982
3,111,724
185.7
16,754
1990
5,047,975
227.6
22,178
2,074,970
174.5
11,891
1983
3,805,607
201.0
18,937
1989
4,585,475
228.7
20,046
1,706,462
165.0
10,340
1984
4,357,601
221.5
19,675
4,591,859
232.7
19,729
1991
5,488,924
227.6
24,119
1992
5,824,318
234.9
24,791
6,165,686
245.9
25,077
N o n m e tro p o llta n P o rtion
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
698,113
172.7
4,042
790,336
176.8
4,471
1977
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
1978
2,348,299
220.4
10,657
862,473
181.9
4,742
1980
2,578,427
220.2
11,708
4,893,577
309.6
15,807
1,162,582
185.9
6,253
1988
1982
1990
5,693,188
319.6
17,816
1976
2,072,961
205.9
10,066
2,485,308
218.6
11,368
1984
1983
3,898,044
248.6
15,677
3,319,311
232.7
14,262
1989
5,134,080
313.3
16,386
1975
1,417,591
192.3
7,371
1981
2,906,766
228.3
12,733
4,802,087
309.1
15,537
1974
1973
935,853
183.3
5,106
1987
1986
4,908,267
293.8
16,706
1972
1979
2.428,979
222.5
10,914
1985
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
1971
1970
4,392,579
267.0
16,453
4,467,672
281.0
15,899
1992
1991
6,060,880
325.4
18,627
6,401,844
333.8
19,180
6,804,460
341.9
19,902
A le u tia n Is la n d s C e n s u s A re a
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)...........
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1970
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1971
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1972
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1973
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1974
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1975
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
100,239
8.1
12,357
103,809
8.8
11,863
109,387
8.7
12,504
104,254
9.0
11,616
122,834
8.6
14,280
138,730
9.8
14,181
146,694
10.4
14,111
1969
1970
1971
1974
1975
1976
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1988
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1977
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1989
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1978
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1990
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1979
91,282
7.8
11,659
1991
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1980
93,946
7.8
12,094
1992
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
A le u tia n s E a s t B o ro ugh
Total personal incohie (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1981
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)...........
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1982
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1983
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1972
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1984
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1973
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1985
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1986
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1987
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1976
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1988
33,099
2.3
14,416
1977
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1989
37,944
2.4
15,883
1978
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1990
42,976
2.5
17,477
1979
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1991
52,376
2.6
19,953
1980
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1992
59,096
2.7
22,133
A la sk a
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
93
Aleutians West Census Area
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1981
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1970
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1982
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1972
1971
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1984
1983
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1973
1974
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1985
1986
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1975
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1987
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1976
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1988
1977
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1989
1978
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1979
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1980
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1990
1991
1992
187,909
9.0
20,853
135,432
8.9
15,288
136,334
9.2
14,782
156,771
9.5
16,481
172,385
9.4
18,315
Anchorage Borough
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
1,233,924
152.4
8,097
1,706,462
165.0
10,340
2,074,970
174.5
11,891
2,289,672
177.0
12,936
2,280,623
179.6
12,695
2,368,734
178.8
13,246
2,634,721
176.4
14,933
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
4,896,832
238.7
20,510
4,801,164
234.7
20,453
4,496,833
230.3
19,526
4,585,475
228.7
20,046
5,047,975
227.6
22,178
5,488,924
227.6
24,119
5,824,318
234.9
24,791
6,165,686
245.9
25,077
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
674,660
123.3
5,473
751,474
127.6
5,891
815,423
134.6
6,057
889,204
143.2
6,209
983,766
147.3
6,678
1981
1982
1983
1984
3,111,724
185.7
16,754
3,805,607
201.0
18,937
4,357,601
221.5
19,675
4,591,859
232.7
19,729
1969
1970
1971
1972
1991
1992
Bethel Census Area
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
‘n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1981
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
92,043
10.8
8,529
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1982
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1983
107,598
11.4
9,467
124,446
11.5
10,832
1970
1971
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1973
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
66,102
9.8
6,779
79,606
11.0
7,267
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991 ,
1992
124,226
11.8
10,523
134,999
11.9
11,302
142,039
12.7
11,142
141,766
12.8
11,115
153,861
13.1
11,705
163,698
13.5
12,171
177,577
13.7
12,956
190,374
14.0
13,594
206,691
14.3
14,416
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
Bristol Bay Borough
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
6,223
1.1
5,464
1981
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
20,730
1.1
18,914
7,811
1.2
6,757
1982
23,708
1.1
20,907
1972
8,551
1.2
7,259
8,026
1.0
7,688
1984
1983
24,537
1.1
21,791
25,440
1.1
22,613
1973
10,354
1.1
9,596
1985
11,403
1.1
10,029
1986
33,334
1.3
26,625
30,692
1.1
26,970
14,111
1.2
11,808
1987
30,331
1.3
24,207
17,542
1.2
14,891
1988
34,109
1.3
26,177
15,297
1.2
13,019
1989
38,648
1.4
28,314
16,681
1.1
15,374
1990
39,026
1.4
28,259
19,928
1.1
18,249
1991
41,953
1.4
30,578
20,316
1.1
18,520
1992
45,305
1.5
31,159
Denali Borough
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1981
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1970
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1982
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1971
1972
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1984
1983
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1973
1974
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1985
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1986
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1975
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1987
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1976
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1988
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1977
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1989
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1978
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1990
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1979
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1991
34,758
1.7
19,976
1980
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1992
36,858
1.8
21,026
Dillingham Census Area
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1981
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
53,000
4.3
12,206
1970
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1982
55,058
4.5
12,130
1972
1971
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1984
1983
62,664
4.8
13,090
61,711
4.9
12,515
1973
1974
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1985
1986
80,357
5.3
15,074
77,486
5.0
15,503
1975
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1987
79,910
5.5
14,619
1976
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1988
92,968
5.5
16,949
1977
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1989
95,144
5.6
16,981
1978
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1990
98,445
5.7
17,301
1979
39,832
4.2
9,504
1991
85,255
4.1
20,703
1980
47,729
4.6
10,437
1992
92,881
4.3
21,732
Fairbanks North Star Borough
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
208,136
44.7
4,652
224,541
45.9
4,888
230,707
47.3
4,882
246,780
47.7
5,175
263,736
47.7
5,534
385,637
48.5
7,955
749,659
51.8
14,482
800,929
56.0
14,307
684,622
55.4
12,350
643,335
55.3
11,628
654,454
54.9
11,919
713,656
54.1
13,183
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1,149,908
65.6
17,536
1,226,734
68.5
17,902
830,662
55.2
15,042
1,026,153
58.4
17,565
1,147,105
63.6
18,046
1986
1,162,867
72.3
16,086
1987
1988
1989
1990
1,131,087
72.2
15,670
1,164,311
74.4
15,657
1,276,897
76.4
16,724
1,342,824
78.1
17,195
1991
1,415,268
79.9
17,706
1992
1,521,825
82.5
18,435
94
Alaska
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
H a in e s B o ro u g h
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1981
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
1970
24,658
1.8
13,955
1971
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1982
30,092
1.9
16,170
1972
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1973
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1983
1984
33,747
2.1
16,139
34,962
2.0
17,299
1974
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1985
39,150
2.0
20,077
1975
1976
1977
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1986
44,522
2.1
21,707
1987
49,789
2.0
24,758
1988
58,928
2.1
28,592
1989
65,632
2.1
31,328
1978
n.a.
1990
52,439
2.1
24,806
1979
1980
17,644
1.7
10,477
1991
21,597
1.7
12,802
1992
52,138
2.1
24,466
50,998
2.1
24,495
J u n e a u B o ro u g h
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
77,627
13.3
5,852
1970
90,252
13.7
6,583
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
102,821
14.7
7,008
114,347
15.2
7,547
127,284
15.9
8,025
144,777
16.6
8,735
187,670
17.6
10,634
223,754
18.6
12,016
242,645
19.1
12,675
280,675
19.4
14,447
296,202
19.9
14,910
342,411
19.7
17,395
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
396,539
20.3
19,576
454,793
22.6
20,148
511,543
23.9
21,435
522,328
24.6
21,196
550,902
24.6
22,400
536,219
27.1
19,790
530,156
26.3
20,193
549,085
25.8
21,261
600,445
26.4
22,760
639,323
27.0
23,666
677,924
27.9
24,304
720,151
28.4
25,390
'
K e nal P e n in s u la B o ro u g h
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1979
1980
299,772
23.5
12,743
343,219
25.7
13,337
1990
1991
1992
791,405
40.7
19,432
855,049
41.1
20,803
906,553
42.6
21,271
938,081
43.5
21,571
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
115,207
11.4
10,104
122,134
11.3
10,770
132,895
11.3
11,773
148,806
11.1
13,370
176,712
11.4
15,543
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
400,776
27.5
14,573
480,326
30.5
15,735
543,341
33.6
16,193
578,141
37.4
15,467
677,812
40.9
16,574
655,198
41.1
15,949
619,960
41.0
15,124
674,781
40.5
16,647
1969
1970
1971
1974
1975
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1978
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
K e tc h ik a n G a te w a y B o ro u g h
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
44,990
9.9
4,524
1981
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
' 180,566
11.8
15,291
50,721
10.1
5,021
1972
56,409
10.6
5,333
64,162
10.5
6,115
1973
79,106
10.7
7,425
91,194
11.0
8,278
96,395
11.5
8,368
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
205,921
12.4
16,562
229,572
13.3
17,200
224,849
13.8
16,336
248,746
13.3
18,744
259,917
13.2
19,730
265,490
13.1
20,293
288,294
13.6
21,158
316,963
13.8
23,043
366,077
14.0
26,236
371,032
14.1
26,333
391,131
14.1
27,761
1970
1971
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
110,478
9.2
11,959
102,017
9.2
11,092
114,489
9.2
12,502
131,097
9.4
13,899
138,686
10.2
13,645
K o d ia k Islan d B o ro ugh
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)...........
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
37,227
9.3
4,019
46,341
9.4
4,932
50,765
9.4
5,375
1972
48,279
9.2
5,251
1973
64,191
8.2
7,806
81,704
8.7
9,406
94,234
9.2
10,295
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
130,917
11.0
11,867
156,010
12.4
12,544
188,075
13.1
14,392
167,332
13.5
12,395
181,723
13.5
13,452
198,621
13.1
15,175
210,014
13.0
16,120
240,779
13.5
17,863
301,147
13.4
22,480
268,945
13.4
20,087
280,417
13.9
20,119
296,324
14.2
20,805
1969
1970
1971
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
L a k e a n d P e n in s u la B o ro u g h
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1981
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1982
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1983
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1972
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1984
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1973
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1985
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1986
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1987
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1988
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1989
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1990
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1991
27,948
1.7
16,537
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1992
29,816
1.7
17,275
M a ta n u s k a -S u s itn a B o ro u g h
1969
1970
31,684
6.7
4,757
1971
37,699
7.3
5,196
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
104,071
10.2
10,202
137,440
11.6
11,817
157,578
12.7
12,430
178,556
14.4
12,372
191,235
16.2
11,800
216,117
17.9
12,095
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)...........
27,269
6.4
. 4,240
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)...........
276,399
18.0
15,336
355,843
20.2
17,613
452,689
23.9
18J916
503,991
28.7
17,575
543,640
35,7
15,249
537,844
39.1
13,746
502,274
38.9
12,898
505,270
38.1
13,267
553,739
39.0
14,185
615,103
40.2
15,319
655,655
42.4
15,470
693,752
44.9
15,441
45,272
7.8
5,799
51,628
8.4
6,135
69,680
9.0
7,769
Alaska
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
Nome Census Ares
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
15,399
5.7
2,699
1981
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
65,044
6.4
10,166
1970
14,802
5.8
2,573
1982
74,762
6.6
11,280
1972
1971
16,887
5.8
2,903
18,765
5.9
3,200
1984
1983
86,033
7.0
12,208
89,449
7.4
12,152
1973
32,184
6.0
5,389
1985
96,924
7.4
13,116
1974
30,522
6.2
4,911
1986
98,176
8.0
12,289
1975
40,597
6.6
6,195
1987
98,838
7.8
12,712
1976
48,709
6.8
7,185
1977
46,339
6.7
6,912
1978
47,721
6.7
7,114
1979
50,757
6.6
7,681
1980
57,356
6.5
8,819
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
102,358
8.0
12,793
108,629
8.2
13,291
114,355
8.3
13,788
118,114
8.4
14,132
127,960
8.6
14,954
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
North Slops Borough
1969
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
1981
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
99,047
4.3
23,256
1970
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1982
99,282
4.1
24,490
1972
1971
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1984
1983
96,052
4.3
22,458
118,594
4.5
26,284
1973
1974
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1975
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
62,1.92
3.8
16,375
73,820
4.2
17,543
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
116,396
4.9
23,817
103,789
5.4
19,371
102,504
5.3
19,326
108,328
5.6
19,400
130,104
5.8
22,378
140,299
6.0
23,255
149,542
6.2
24,135
157,841
6.5
24,153
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
Northwest Arctic Borough
1969
8,103
4.0
2,034
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
1981
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
48,113
4.5
10,577
1970
9,312
4.1
2,297
1982
54,607
4.8
11,496
1972
1971
10,584
4.1
2,586
12,638
4.1
3,088
1984
1983
59,093
4.9
11,999
61,732
5.1
12,130
1973
23,097
4.5
5,185
1985
66,579
5.2
12,725
20,981
4.5
4,695
1986
67,159
5.7
11,851
27,029
4.9
5,556
1987
67,449
5.7
11,788
28,012
4.8
5,885
1988
71,931
5.8
12,344
32,003
4.8
6,736
1989
78,252
6.0
13,049
32,603
4.8
6,824
1990
89,001
6.1
14,524
32,754
4.8
6,763
1991
93,858
6.2
15,158
39,264
4.8
8,213
1992
102,415
6.4
16,121
Prince of Wales-Outer Ketchikan
1969
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
1981
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
49,303
4.0
12,475
1970
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1982
55,516
4.1
13,462
1972
1971
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1984
1983
62,101
4.4
13,996
63,677
4.8
13,380
1973
1974
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1985
71,754
5.1
14,133
1986
76,426
5.6
13,534
1975
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1987
75,156
5.6
13,442
1976
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1988
84,929
5.9
14,483
1977
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1989
97,097
6.1
15,907
1978
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1979
35,736
4.0
8,934
1980
43,547
3.8
11,346
1990
1991
1992
113,147
6.3
17,994
111,380
6.4
17,311
115,237
6.4
17,983
1978
1979
1980
Sitka Borough
1969
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
1981
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
1970
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1982
1971
1972
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1983
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1984
116,240
7.7
15,080
121,069
7.9
15,267
124,366
8.1
15,382
1969
1970
1971
121,302
8.1
14,979
1973
1974
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1985
136,974
8.0
17,054
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1986
1975
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1987
1976
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1988
1977
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
98,069
7.7
12,816
103,717
7.8
13,355
1989
1990
1991
1992
200,459
8.7
22,981
210,378
8.9
23,697
1979
1980
153,209
8.3
18,410
152,025
8.1
18,762
171,571
8.4
20,316
172,739
8.5
20,241
191,867
8.6
22,235
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
Skagway-Yakutat-Angoon
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1981
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
39,575
3.3
11,899
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1982
50,388
3.4
14,751
1972
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1983
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1984
59,416
3.7
16,032
52,778
3.7
14,299
1973
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1985
55,348
3.6
15,400
1986
64,468
3.8
16,916
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1987
67,384
4.1
16,585
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1988
74,419
4.2
17,885
n.a.
n.a.
* n.a.
1989
79,820
4.3
18,597
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1990
95,076
4.4
21,579
33,095
3.5
9,540
37,323
3.4
10,853
1991
1992
100,653
4.3
23,267
107,311
4.3
24,973
1979
1980
Southeast Fairbanks Census Area
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1981
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
54,567
5.6
9,795
1970
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1982
63,399
5.7
11,037
197Ì
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1983
69,997
6.1
11,507
1972
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1984
72,384
6.1
11,855
1973
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1985
77,916
6.2
12,600
1974
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1986
80,378
6.3
12,832
1975
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1987
74.084
6.1
12.085
1976
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1988
77,048
6.0
12,837
1977
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1989
81,407
6.0
13,670
1978
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1990
88,417
5.8
15,369
44,555
5.5
8,147
1991
93,139
5.6
16,543
47,492
5.7
8,380
1992
97,106
5.7
17,033
96
Alaska
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
V a ld e z-C o rd o v a C e n s u s A re a
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
1970
' n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1971
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1972
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1974
1973
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1975
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1976
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1977
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1978
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1979
1980
103,136
8.7
11,821
123,075
8.4
14,681
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991,
1992
138,123
8.6
15,988
156,825
8.9
17,587
159,367
9.4
16,913
156,547
9.7
16,204
180,499
9.1
19,800
179,182
9.5
18,784
169,322
9.6
17,649
196,110
9.7
20,276
248,525
9.8
25,251
229,511
10.1
22,837
247,533
10.4
23,824
269,287
10.4
25,826
1969
1970
1971
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
W a d e H a m p to n C e n s u s A rea
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
6,226
3.9
1,593
1981
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)...........
27,461
4.5
6,146
8,010
3.9
2,049
1982
31,364
4.6
6,793
1972
8,062
3.9
2,046
1983
9,209
4.1
2,260
1984
32,242
4.7
6,913
33,456
4.6
7,223
1973
18,480
4.3
4,309
15,231
4.5
3,408
1985
1986
39,878
4.6
8,589
45,626
5.2
8,834
17,734
4.7
3,801
1987
47,459
5.3
8,928
21,453
4.7
4,598
1988
50,846
5.4
9,335
18,010
4.7
3,868
1989
55,266
5.7
9,782
19,734
4.7
4,238
1990
59,276
5.8
10,173
20,835
4.7
4,446
1991
58,962
6.0
9,866
24,572
4.6
5,308
1992
61,375
6.1
9,993
W ra n g e ll-P e te rs b u rg
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1981
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)...........
90,846
6.3
14,411
1970
1971
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1982
94,731
6.4
14,888
1972
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1983
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1984
108,844
6.6
16,499
95,804
6.5
14,769
1973
1974
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1975
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1976
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1977
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1978
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1979
70,447
6.1
11,462
1980
85,975
6.2
13,871
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
124,957
6.2
20,164
130,028
6.4
20,263
139,648
6.6
21,006
158,588
6.8
23,422
152,586
6.9
22,005
166,648
7.0
23,662
173,411
7.1
24,549
189,740
7.0
26,963
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
Y u k o n -K o y u k u k C e n s u s A rea
1969
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1981
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
84,463
7.6
11,090
1970
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1982
96,790
7.9
12,311
1971
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1972
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1973
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1974
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
107,962
8.2
13,239
104,807
8.2
12,756
106,324
8.4
12,697
105,488
8.4
12,575
100,747
8.5
11,886
107,035
8.5
12,628
110,767
8.5
13,053
118,728
8.4
14,188
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
70,497
5.2
13,510
1991
90,757
6.5
13,862
76,630
7.8
9,767
1992
94,992
6.6
14,406
A le u tia n Is la n d s D ivisio n
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
42,186
8.0
5,297
1981
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1970
45,896
8.1
5,647
1982
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1971
50,482
8.0
6,292
1983
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1972
49,042
7.8
6,251
1984
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1973
58,076
7.7
7,509
1985
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
62,939
8.5
7,431
1986
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
67,522
8.5
7,922
1987
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
83,920
8.6
9,759
1988
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
* 76,832
8.5
9,084
1989
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
87,396
8.1
10,834
1990
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1979
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1991
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1980
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1992
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
A n g o o n D ivisio n
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)...........
1,029
n.a..5
2,046
1981
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1970
1,372
n.a..5
2,733
1982
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1971
1,592
n.a..5
3,079
1983
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1972
1,686
n.a..5
3,689
1984
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1973
3,145
n.a..4
7,314
1985
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1974
3,244
n.a..5
6,098
1986
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1975
3,924
n.a..7
5,982
1987
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1976
4,421
n.a..6
7,189
1988
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1977
4,008
n.a..6
6,747
1989
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1978
5,021
n.a..6
8,085
1990
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1979
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1991
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1980
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1992
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
B a rro w -N o rth S lo p e D ivisio n
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
11,438
3.4
3,388
1981
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1970
12,421
3.5
3,594
1982
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1971
14,412
3.5
4,163
1983
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1972
14,441
3.3
4,315
1984
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1973
19,578
3.4
5,731
1985
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1974
22,019
3.5
6,353
1986
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1975
43,278
3.5
12,326
1987
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1976
64,389
3.9
16,660
1988
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1977
62,217
3.8
16,481
1989
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1978
63,060
3.7
16,984
1990
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1979
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1991
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1980
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1992
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
Alaska
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
97
B e th e l D ivisio n
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
11,792
7.6
1,548
1982
1981
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
15,505
7.7
2,002
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
17,162
7.8
2,204
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
19,611
8.0
2,450
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
40,105
8.5
4,710
1985
1984
1983
1974
1973
1972
1971
1970
1969
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
36,834
8.8
4,177
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
44,101
9.6
4,614
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
47,924
9.5
5,021
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
52,895
9.6
5,538
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1992
1991
1990
1989
1988
1987
1986
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
43,653
9.4
4,625
1980
1979
1978
1977
1976
1975
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
B ristol B e y D ivisio n
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Per capita personal Income'(dollars)...........
6,570
3.5
1,898
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
9,391
3.6
2,630
1983
1982
1981
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
8,520
3.5
2,445
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1974
1973
1972
1971
1970
9,015
3.7
2,418
1984
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
17,810
3.8
4,700
17,040
3.9
4,374
1986
1985
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1977
1976
1975
20,505
4.1
5,010
1987
21,812
4.1
5,294
1989
1988
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
24,073
4.2
5,785
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1980
1979
1978
27,973
4.2
6,596
1990
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1992
1991
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
C o rd o v s -M c C e rth y D iv is io n
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
7,072
1.8
3,831
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
8,190
1.9
4,396
1982
1981
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1972
1971
1970
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
9,272
1.9
4,789
1983
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
9,727
1.9
5,213
1984
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1973
13,211
1.9
6,866
1985
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1974
14,751
2.0
7,484
1986
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1975
20,000
2.2
9,298
1987
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1976
23,449
2.3
10,086
1988
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1977
25,589
2.2
11,722
1989
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1978
28,491
2.2
13,075
1990
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1979
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1980
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1992
1991
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
H a in e s D ivisio n
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
5,634
1.5
3,822
6,367
1.5
4,132
1982
1981
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
1970
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1972
1971
7,112
1.7
4,130
1983
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
8,301
1.7
4,909
1984
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1973
11,183
1.7
6,609
1985
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1974
12,908
1.8
7,000
1986
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1975
13,807
2.0
6,917
1987
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1976
14,495
1.9
7,569
1988
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
3977
14,087
1.7
8,087
1989
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1978
15,289
1.7
9,155
1990
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1979
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1980
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1992
1991
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
K e n a l-C o o k In le t D ivisio n
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
51,901
13.9
3,731
1981
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1970
56,254
14.2
3,955
1982
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1971
1972
62,463
14.1
4,428
1983
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
67,661
14.1
4,787
1984
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1973
78,096
13.5
5,793
1985
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1974
97,959
13.5
7,253
1986
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1975
1976
1977
1978
146,275
15.3
9,579
194,062
17.0
11,409
232,249
18.7
12,418
246,241
19.7
12,492
1987
1988
1989
1990
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1979
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1980
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1992
1991
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a
n.a.
K u s k o k w lm D ivisio n
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
5,145
2.3
2,231
1981
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1970
5,845
2.3
2,539
1982
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1971
7,002
2.3
3,083
1983
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1972
7,269
2.3
3,190
1984
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1973
11,590
2.4
4,777
1985
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1974
12,272
2.6
4,716
1986
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1975
11,518
2.8
4,169
1987
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1976
13,089
2.8
4,715
1988
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1977
11,509
2.7
4,315
1989
n.a.
n.a.
1978
12,058
Z77
4,536
1990
n.a.
1979
n.a.
1980
n.a.
n.a.
1991
n.a.
1992
n.a.
O u te r K e tc h ik a n D ivisio n
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
5,392
1.7
3,248
1981
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1970
6,264
1.7
3,687
1982
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1971
6,868
1.7
3,927
1983
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1972
8,003
1.6
4,856
1984
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1973
11,846
1.6
7,395
1985
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1974
12,644
1.6
7,733
1986
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1975
12,556
1.7
7,546
1987
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1976
13,024
1.6
8,125
1988
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1977
13,508
1.6
8,593
1989
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1978
14,372
1.3
10,921
1990
n.a.
n.a.
1979
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1991
n.a.
n.a.
1980
n.a.
n.a.
1992
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
98
Alaska
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
Prince of Wales Division
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
9,140
2.1
4,426
1981
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
1970
11,226
2.1
5,392
1982
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1971
1972
11,781
2.0
6,042
1983
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
13,264
2.0
6,767
1984
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1973
1974
17,825
2.3
7,828
19,675
2.5
7,725
1985
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1986
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1975
18,679
2.6
7,240
1987
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1976
18,675
2.8
6,713
1988
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1977
25,155
2.6
9,565
1989
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1978
1979
24,612
2.8
8,759
1990
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1980
n.a
n.a.
n.a.
1991
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1992
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
Seward Division
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
9,079
2.3
3,902
1981
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
1970
11,602
2.3
4,945
1982
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1971
1972
12,325
2.4
5,183
1983
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
13,527
2.6
5,303
1984
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1974
1973
17,069
2.4
7,004
20,201
2.6
7,818
1985
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1986
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1975
26,834
3.0
8,969
1987
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1976
32,255
2.8
11,345
1988
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1977
30,947
2.7
11,311
1989
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1978
1979
34,122
2.9
11,935
1990
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1980
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1991
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1992
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
Sitka Division
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
28,570
5.9
4,803
1981
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
1970
33,539
6.1
5,462
1982
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1971
1972
35,995
6.4
5,603
1983
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
40,784
6.2
6,562
1984
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1973
1974
48,915
6.8
7,161
1985
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
56,642
6.9
8,245
1986
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1975
55,125
6.8
8,101
1987
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1976
64,844
7.2
8,961
1988
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1977
71,756
7.6
9,482
1989
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1978
1979
83,038
7.9
10,534
1990
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1980
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1991
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1992
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
Skagway-Yakutat Division
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
6,542
2.1
3,096
1981
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
1970
8,009
2.2
3,703
1982
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1971
1972
9,032
2.2
4,166
1983
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1984
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
12,970
4.1
3,182
1981
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1970
14,962
4.2
3,580
1982
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
9,829
2.3
4,248
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1973
1974
14,079
2.2
6,302
1985
15,021
2.3
6,455
1986
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1975
16,274
2.6
6,266
1987
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1976
18,310
2.7
6,909
1988
1977
20,230
2.6
7,790
1989
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1978
1979
21,906
2.8
7,697
1990
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1991
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1980
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1992
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
Southeast Fairbanks Division
1971
1972
16,389
4.2
3,861
18,562
4.4
4,241
1984
1983
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1973
23,987
4.6
5,208
1985
1974
27,716
4.5
6,109
1986
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1975
42,695
4.7
9,117
1987
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1976
78,331
5.2
15,090
1988
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1977
35,020
5.1
6,821
1989
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1978
1979
35,003
5.2
6,786
1990
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1991
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1980
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1992
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
Upper Yukon Division
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
4,901
1.2
3,924
1981
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1970
5,585
1.3
4,350
1982
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1971
1972
6,203
1.4
4,475
1983
6,864
1.4
4,750
1984
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1973
14,523
1.6
8,910
1985
1974
18,157
1.9
9,751
1986
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1975
20,615
1.8
11,383
1987
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1976
21,493
1.8
11,934
1988
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1977
19,585
1.9
10,547
1989
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1978
18,695
1.8
10,352
1990
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1979
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1991
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1980
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1992
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
Valdez-Chltlns-Whlttler Division
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
13,002
3.0
4,394
1981
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1970
15,295
3.2
4,848
1982
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1971
17,964
3.4
5,251
1983
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1972
19,104
3.5
5,466
1984
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1973
22,772
3.4
6,651
1985
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1974
39,100
3.5
11,055
1986
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1975
74,447
4.9
15,052
1987
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1976
1977
143,950
7.3
19,604
104,459
7.5
13,948
1988
1989
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1978
73,856
6.9
10,687
1990
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1979
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1991
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1980
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1992
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
Alaska
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
99
W ra n g e ll-P e te rs b u rg D ivisio n
1969
21,071
4.9
4,281
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
1981
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
,
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1970
24,021
5.0
4.780
1982
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1972
1971
26,382
5.7
4,646
1983
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
31,934
5.5
5,824
1984
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1973
39,965
5.7
7,050
1985
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1974
44,010
6.1
7,236
1986
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1975
45,349
6.4
7,041
1987
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1976
51,906
6.4
8,060
1988
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1977
55,182
6.2
8,848
1989
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1978
65,237
6.3
10,327
1990
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1979
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1980
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1992
1991
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
Y u k o n -K o y u k u k D ivisio n
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
13,479
4.6
2,941
1981
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1970
15,989
4.8
3,358
1982
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1971
18,161
4.8
3,751
1983
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1972
19,751
5.0
3,917
1984
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1973
28,747
5.2
5,528
1985
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1974
33,330
5.2
6,401
1986
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1975
58,405
5.5
10,715
1987
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1976
75,258
5.7
13,229
1988
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1977
53,324
5.6
9,458
1989
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1978
53,025
5.4
9,869
1990
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1979
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1991
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1980
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1992
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
100
A rizo n a
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
ARIZONA - Metropolitan Areas, Counties, and Selected Places
NEW MEXICO
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A rizo n a
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
Total Personal Income
Metropolitan areas and nonmetropolitan portion
M P c t of State, 1992
□ P e t. Change, 1987-92
Las Vegas, NV-AZ *
Phoenix-Mesa
Tuscon
Yuma
Nonmetro portion
80%
60%
40%
20%
0%
20%
40%
60%
80%
* A r iz o n a P o rtio n o f M e tro
Per Capita Personal Income
Percent of U.S.
-*-Arizona -©-Metro
-b - Nonmetro
.o
W ~ — - 9 -— ------Q
□------------B------------B----- ------ g----- ----- ------- ------□
60
40
1984
1989
1992
5,628
1979
9,017
13,332
17,690
20,105
3,437
5,221
8,333
12,284
15,639
17,401
Metro
3,583
5,438
8,742
12,945
16,439
18,159
Nonmetro
2,718
4,138
6,252
8,830
11,229
13,222
1969
1974
United States
3,813
Arizona
102
Arizona
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
ARIZONA
S ta ts T o ta ls
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)...........
1970
5,969,556
1,737.0
3,437
1971
6,779,475
1,794.9
3,777
1972
7,700,787
1,896.1
4,061
8,854,218
2,008.8
4,408
1973
1974
1975
1976
10,275,220
2,125.3
4,835
11,613,668
2,224.3
5,221
12,339,550
2,286.3
5,397
13,841,015
2,348.0
5,895
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
15,617,085
2,427.3
6,434
18,522,443
2,517.9
7,356
21,987,897
2,638.6
8,333
25,364,538
2,735.6
9,272
28,802,519
2,810.0
10,250
30,275,934
2,889.9
10,476
33,337,410
2,969.1
11,228
37,680,253
3,067.4
12,284
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
42,092,233
3,183.9
13,220
46,289,808
3,308.7
13,990
49,926,248
3,437.6
14,524
53,251,198
3,535.7
15,061
56,646,115
3,622.2
15,639
59,832,970
3,679.2
16,262
62,542,766
3,745.7
16,697
66,686,862
3,832.4
17,401
1969
1970
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
10,079,870
1,853.7
5,438
10,655,941
1,906.2
5,590
11,977,848
1,957.0
6,121
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
M etro p o lita n P o rtion
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
5,169,987
1,442.8
3,583
6,667,488
1,574.1
4,236
7,652,070
1,669.7
4,583
8,862,698
1,768.9
5,010
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
13,549,857
2,023.2
6,697
16,077,210
2,100.9
7,653
19,276,856
2,205.0
6,742
22,290,327
2,292.1
9,725
25,394,709
2,354.8
10,784
26,754,663
2,424.9
11,034
29,409,795
2,483.2
11,844
33,331,089
2,574.8
12,945
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
1971
5,878,590
1,493.4
3,936
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
37,418,646
2,681.6
13,954
41,182,081
2,794.6
14,736
44,446,591
2,907.2
15,288
47,409,157
2,989.8
15,857
50,396,316
3,065.6
16,439
53,083,687
3,117.0
17,030
55,395,196
3,172.4
17,462
58,908,855
3,244.1
18,159
1969
1970
1973
1974
1975
1976
N o n m e tro p o llta n P o rtio n
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
799,569
294.2
2,718
1977
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
1978
2,067,228
404.1
6,115
1985
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)...........
1972
1,033,299
322.0
3,209
1979
2,445,233
417.0
5,864
1986
4,673,587
502.3
9,305
1971
900,885
301.5
2,988
1980
2,711,041
433.6
6,252
1987
5,107,727
514.1
9,936
1,202,148
339.1
3,545
1981
3,074,211
443.4
6,933
1988
5,479,657
530.3
10,333
1,412,522
356.3
3,964
1982
3,407,810
455.2
7,486
1989
5,842,041
545.8
10,703
1,533,798
370.7
4,138
1983
3,521,271
465.1
7,572
1990
6,249,799
556.6
11,229
1,683,609
380.1
4,429
1984
3,927,615
485.9
8,083
1991
6,749,283
562.2
12,005
1,863,167
391.0
4,765
4,349,164
492.6
8,830
1992
7,147,570
573.3
12,467
7,778,007
588.3
13,222
A p a c h e C o u n ty
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)...........
72,462
34.2
2,119
1970
78,906
32.9
2,400
1971
88,423
35.5
2,488
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
102,171
37.0
2,758
114,540
39.5
2,898
124,904
40.3
3,102
140,964
42.9
3,285
162,205
44.3
3,662
176,477
48.5
3,640
237,449
50.7
4,685
237,609
52.1
4,559
247,199
52.6
4,703
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
255,892
54.2
4,724
271,385
55.0
4,936
298,235
55.8
5,343
337,222
56.7
5,948
343,494
57.5
5,975
373,961
57.2
6,542
397,417
58.8
6,761
419,572
61.0
6,881
472,355
61.5
7,676
501,692
61.9
8,107
542,327
62.5
8,674
605,449
62.9
9,623
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
198,809
60.5
3,286
214,823
62.8
3,422
251,882
67.1
3,751
281,548
70.9
3.969
317,121
74.6
4,253
345,503
76.2
4,536
362,842
76.9
4,717
399,282
78.9
5,058
430,238
80.7
5,332
493,833
83.2
5,938
536,385
86.3
6,218
611,395
86.3
7,081
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
682,128
88.2
7,738
719,197
88.4
8,139
783,838
89.4
8,766
856,890
91.1
9,408
913,745
90.9
10,053
977,248
93.1
10,491
1,046,460
95.8
10,919
1,107,191
95.9
11,539
1,162,288
97.2
11,952
1,247,195
97.9
12,738
1,320,029
99.0
13,334
1,436,554
101.4
14,172
C o c h is e C o u n ty
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)...........
A rizo n a
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
103
C o c o n in o C o u n ty
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
1977
1976
1975
1974
1973
1972
1971
1970
1969
1978
1979
1980
478,029
73.4
6,516
553,208
75.4
7,342
134,775
48.2
2,796
148,079
49.2
3,011
175,306
53.3
3,287
212,877
58.2
3,657
252,086
61.7
4,089
270,582
64.8
4,174
303,723
69.8
4,350
326,745
66.4
4,921
358,179
68.9
5,196
427,569
70.8
6,038
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1992
1991
1,470,297
102.8
14,302
1,026,032
89.7
11,444
1,094,325
93.2
11,737
1,157,243
95.5
12,119
1,256,598
97.1
12,938
1,340,877
99.8
13,440
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
132,355
32.3
4,100
136,649
33.0
4,142
149,914
32.5
4,608
160,412
33.9
4,734
180,893
34.3
5,274
206,895
35.6
5,805
238,647
36.5
6,543
265,915
37.4
7,101
859,539
84.0
10,233
603,159
76.4
7,892
635,274
78.2
8,124
704,¡386
80.3
8,772
782,996
81.8
9,574
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
107,431
31.2
3,441
958,078
87.0
11,019
G ila C o u n ty
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
70,611
28.9
2,443
83,812
29.6
2,835
88,507
31.0
2,858
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
318,823
38.8
8,221
317,381
39.9
7,964
323,944
39.2
8,259
346,128
38.1
9,084
368,256
38.6
9,534
388,548
38.7
10,051
409,339
39.1
10,463
448,187
40.3
11,121
468,154
40.4
11,591
509,611
40.4
12,612
541,602
41.2
13,153
585,353
42.4
13,795
1971
1972
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
106,557
20.7
5,154
122,778
21.3
5,778
140,105
23.0
6,099
G ra h a m C o u n ty
1970
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
37,393
16.2
2,308
45,956
16.7
2,748
48,574
17.5
2,783
1973
56,050
17.6
3,189
73,282
18.7
3,923
79,357
20.0
3,976
72,525
19.7
3,678
88,838
20.9
4,251
93,755
21.0
4,455
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
155,273
23.6
6,580
149,772
24.2
6,196
159,890
24.3
6,585
180,103
24.8
7,273
176,831
24.9
7,109
191,256
24.6
7,774
204,899
25.4
8,083
222,464
26.2
8,495
241,895
26.5
9,133
264,077
26.6
9,930
278,498
27.1
10,268
302,845
27.6
10,978
1969
1970
1971
1972
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
G re e n le e C o u n ty
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
33,781
10.2
3,312
1982
1981
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
40,801
10.5
3,894
111,201
11.8
9,395
81,996
11.9
6,871
40,576
11.2
3,632
1983
92,015
10.9
8,415
47,702
11.2
4,245
1984
96,417
10.7
9,027
1973
59,435
11.6
5,119
1985
83,767
9.6
8,690
62,677
12.4
5,074
1986
83,597
8.8
9,509
64,829
12.2
5,332
1987
83,232
8.7
9,561
68,960
11.9
5,786
1988
88,658
8.7
10,181
68,028
11.9
5,736
1989
94,226
8.3
11,301
77,892
12.1
6,456
91,305
12.2
7,472
96,359
11.5
8,405
1990
1991
1992
105,468
8.0
13,124
119,141
8.3
14,353
134,971
8.6
15,671
1978
1979
1980
La P a z C o u n ty
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1981
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1970
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1982
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1971
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1972
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1973
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1974
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1975
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1976
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1977
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
101,270
13.6
7,432
120,052
13.8
8,729
137,847
14.4
9,579
146,856
14.6
10,026
178,983
15.1
11,863
197,349
15.4
12,809
209,256
15.6
13,414
227,735
13.9
16,436
223,268
13.7
16,253
233,291
13.7
17,065
1971
1972
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
M a ric o p a C o u n ty
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
3,522,092
946.0
3,723
1981
1970
1973
4,017,962
980.1
4,099
4,535,625
1,026.4
4,419
5,227,785
1,087.2
4,808
6,083,158
1,156.8
5,259
6,870,160
1,217.4
5,643
7,273,797
1,253.9
5,801
8,199,623
1,280.0
6,406
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
9,385,765 11,281,717 13,530,146 15,680,965
1,520.6
1,456.9
1,388.9
1,329.8
10,313
9,287
8,123
7,058
1989
1990
1991
1992
34,579,287 36,749,630 38,868,219 40,183,844 42,793,072
17,853,231 18,912,381 21,059,133 24,013,501 27,160,535 29,989,675 32,417,788
2,209.6
2,166.2
2,129.4
2,094.9
2,041.7
1,987.2
1,904.6
1,825.1
1,739.7
1,662.2
I,
1,611.2
563.2
19,367
18,551
18,253
17,542
16,936
16,314
15,746
14,882
13,803
12,670
11,738
II,
421
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
M o h a v e C o u n ty
1969
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
87,731
24.6
3,566
1981
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
490,795
59.9
8,195
1970
97,268
26.3
3,693
1982
515,603
63.8
8,079
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
112,525
28.7
3,916
129,411
31.1
4,163
155,783
34.0
4,578
173,306
36.6
4,739
199,350
39.4
5,061
217,085
42.5
5,113
255,706
43.3
5,904
314,724
46.0
6,839
385,331
51.8
7,441
443,635
56.6
7,838
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1,1*60,977
91.4
12,695
1,331,353
95.2
13,979
578,566
66.4
8,712
677,244
70.2
9,641
772,068
74.1
10,413
866,917
79.6
10,892
954,962
82.2
11,611
1,039,512
88.C
11,812
1991
1,422,132
100.S
1992
1,528,600
106.0
104
A rizo n a
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
N a v a jo C o u n ty
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
102,743
48.2
2,130
122,330
51.2
2.383
137,603
52.4
2,623
158,703
53.3
2,962
181.69C
56.3
3,213
216,653
58.6
3,686
241,745
61 .C
3,961
285,935
60.6
4,703
342,201
63.C
5,433
369,573
66.4
5,563
410,600
67.7
6,064
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands)......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)...........
90,814
46.S
1,953
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
429,610
68.0
6,316
453,924
68.7
6,604
483,205
70.6
6.850
527,454
69.9
7,550
559,647
71.5
7,830
609,051
74.0
8,225
642,984
75.2
8,549
660,984
76.3
8,661
694,700
77.4
8,981
740,032
77.9
9,496
774,062
79.0
9,797
839,740
81.0
10,367
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
1,176,058
345.0
3,409
1,347,774
356.0
3,786
1.542,880
380.3
4,057
1,763,673
407.5
4,328
2,020,962
428.6
4,716
2.256,082
443.7
5,084
2,432,490
459.7
5,291
2,692,716
471.6
5,710
2,990,758
483.5
6,186
3,459,114
497.7
6,950
4,114,191
523.3
7,861
4,777,271
534.5
8,937
1989
1990
P im a C o u n ty
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)...........
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
5,483,387
547.0
10,024
5,776,236
560.1
10,313
6,299,387
573.8
10,979
6,923,255
581.1
11,915
7,609,451
592.5
12,843
8,283,841
611.9
13,538
8,770,387
632.6
13,863
9,248,797
647.8
14,277
1991
1992
9,856,202 10,212,932 10,806,141 11,492,675
661.0
668.2
675.7
690.2
14,911
15,285
15,992
16,651
P inal C o u n ty
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)...........
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
197,611
67.4
2,932
212,664
69.5
3,058
247,238
73.8
3,350
276,507
76.8
3,602
325,767
80.9
4,026
416,779
84.5
4,930
380,648
83.8
4,542
449,939
86.4
5,207
460,122
87.1
5,283
500,842
87.6
5,718
620,674
89.5
6,935
681,480
91.2
7,474
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1,043,483
105.0
9,939
1,158,027
108.5
10,668
1,239,469
111.9
11,077
1,346,950
114.8
11,728
1,368,604
116.5
11,750
1.492,601
118.2
12,631
1,526,003
120.8
12,634
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
786,959
92.6
8,502
740,021
95.6
7,744
736,019
96.0
7,665
872,660
98.2
8,887
929,182
100.8
9,215
1969
1970
1971
1972
S a n ta C ru z C o u n ty
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)...........
40,764
13.7
2,975
47,269
14.1
3,350
54,729
14.8
3,698
62,311
15.7
3,972
1973
73,300
16.5
4,441
1974
80,331
17.4
4,629
1975
90,529
17.1
5,296
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
100,356
17.9
5,608
107,866
18.3
5,906
122,729
18.6
6,597
135,950
19.7
6,916
156,102
20.6
7,590
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
172,716
21.4
8,069
177,887
22.4
7,934
187,879
22.6
8,310
210,161
23.8
8,833
223,164
24.6
9,088
247,422
25.1
9,863
269,573
26.9
10,030
285,802
28.2
10,142
315,405
29.1
10,829
342,425
29.8
11,473
362,028
30.8
11,753
384,648
31.8
12,104
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
120,160
35.8
3,356
138,491
37.6
3.686
162,963
40.4
4,033
194,449
44.9
4,334
231,695
48.0
4,832
252,105
50.2
5,019
281,628
50.2
5,611
314,624
55.7
5,644
365,857
59.7
6,124
430,108
62.4
6,895
500,762
65.8
7,606
593,328
69.0
8.598
1981
1982
1983
1984
1991
1992
679,008
72.8
9,324
714,455
76.4
9,351
792,953
79.2
10,017
891,741
82.1
10,867
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands) .......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........
186,495
59.8
3,119
202,922
61.4
3,304
229,220
64.9
3,534
254,694
67.2
3,793
277,028
68.7
4,033
363,541
71.4
5,092
369,656
69.4
5,324
418,485
76.5
5,472
457,506
79.5
5,758
520,813
80.7
6,455
626,514
83.5
7,502
706,976
89.3
7,920
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............
780,337
92.1
3,472
810,422
94.2
8,603
736,690
84.8
8,688
844,429
86.6
9,860
947,410
89.1
10,631
998,165
93.5
10,674
1,145,427
96.6
11,852
1,302,092
100.4
12,967
1,282,557
103.4
12,401
1,302,579
107.7
12,092
1,490,478
111.4
13,377
1,568,505
117.5
13,345
Total personal income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (thousands).......................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)...........
Y a v a p a i C o u n ty
Total personal Income (thousands of dollars)
Total population (tho
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