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SpC 72 1976-81 v.2 c «1 0L ¿ Department of Commerce New England Region Bureau of Economic Analysis income m s ffia l 1976-81 SPECIAL COLLECTIONS BUREAU OF ECONOMIC ANALYSIS \ ' George Jaszi, Director Allan H. Young, Deputy Director Daniel H. Garnick, Associate Director for Regional Economics Edwin J. Coleman, Chief, Regional Economic Measurement Division For sale by the Superintendent of Documents, U.S. Government Printing Office Washington, D.C. 20402 I ijìcaF, „Area -ixrsonat income 1976-81 New England Region BY / Maì°ior Source F O R / Counties, SMSA’s I N / Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, Vermont June 1983 .^<*T 0 F C0a S/ 'h \ SS ^ T E S Of U.S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE Secretary/Malcolm Baldrige Under Secretary for Economic Affairs/ Robert G. Dederick BUREAU OF ECONOMIC ANALYSIS Director/George Jaszi Subject Assignment Directory REGIONAL ECONOMIC MEASUREMENT DIVISION Telephone Area Code 202 Telephone Area Code 202 REGIONAL ECONOMIC INFORMATION SYSTEM BRANCH OFFICE OF THE DIVISION CHIEF Edwin J. Coleman, Division Chief Linnea Hazen, Assistant Division Chief Jeanne O'Neill, Special Assistant Hilda G. Toison, Secretary Eairla A. Palmer, Secretary Regina A. Hall, Student Technician 523-0901 523-0951 523-0951 REGIONAL WAGE BRANCH Elizabeth H. Queen, Branch Chief Carol E. Evans, Assistant Branch Chief James M. Scott, Review and Evaluation E. Frances Bake, Statistical Assistant Kimberly L. Purvis, Secretary State Assignment: IA, MA, NE, NH, NV, NY, OH, UT, VT, WV Philip E. Simon, Team Leader C. Brian Grove Nita R. Hamill State Assignment: KS, LA, Ml, NC, ND, NJ, OK, PA, RI, VA, WY Sharon C. Carnevale, Team Leader Debra A. Blanchard Susan M. Clark Kevin M. Ellis State Assignment: AK, AR, AZ, CT, DC, DE, FL, GA, HI, MS, TN, TX Toui Chen Pomsouvan, Team Leader Francis C. Carter Russell C, Lusher Adrienne G. Tejler State Assignment: CA, CO, ID, IL, ME, MN, MO, MT, NM, OR, SC, WA Michael G. Pilot, Team Leader Mary Ruth Stritehoff State Assignment: AL, SD, Wl David W, Cartwright, Branch Chief Vivian G. Conklin, Assistant Branch Chief Eunice P. James, Data Management Systems Valeria A. Hamilton, Secretary Evelyn 0. Newman, Statistical Assistant 523-0966 523-0567 System Operations w nenn 523 0376 Paul M' Lev't’ ^ect'on Kathy ^ e tsk i, Public Use Data Base Judith A. Schramm, Component Aggregation Stuart A. Schwartz, Publications and Disclosure Avoidance Mary C. Williams, Analytic Data Services Louise T. Johnson, Data Distribution 523-0966 523-0966 523-0966 523-0966 523-0966 Residence Adjustment Wallace K. Bailey, Section Chief Albert Silverman James P. Stehle 523-0561 523-0966 523-0966 PROPRIETORS’ INCOME BRANCH Edwin J. Coleman, Acting Branch Chief 523-0901 Farm Income Kenneth P. Berkman, Team Leader Richard H. Grayson Ellen M. Wright James M. Zavrel 523-0980 Nonfarm Proprietors’ Income and Dividends, Interest, and Rent Arthur L. Sensenig, Team Leader Charles E. Jolley Gary V. Kennedy Rina Maimon 523-0501 William E. Reid State Assignment: KY, MD Victor Sahadachny State Assignment: IN Renee V. Solterer QUARTERLY INCOME BRANCH Robert Brown, Acting Branch Chief Francis G. McFaul, State Quarterly Personal Income John M. Reed, Federal Military Income Isabelle B. Whiston, Transfer Payments, Personal Contributions Thelma E. Harding, Statistical Assistant 523-0571 523-0555 523-0550 523-0553 CONTENTS Page Introduction.............................................................................................................................. v Methodology............................................................................................................................. Part I.— BackgroundInformation................................................................................................ Part II.— Sources andMethods.................................................................................................. vi vi viii Statistical Section: United States and NewEngland Region....................................................................................... NECMA’s .......................................................................................................................... Connecticut....................................................................................................................... Maine.............................................................................................................................. Massachusetts.................................................................................................................. New Hampshire.................................................................................................................. Rhode Island..................................................................................................................... Vermont........................................................................................................................... 1 5 9 14 21 27 32 36 FOREWORD To respond to the increasing demand for regional economic measures, the Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA) began publishing LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME in 1976. Personal income is a comprehensive economic measure that covers income by type and broad industrial source. Because estimation methods for the total and its component parts are the same for all States and local areas, comparisons among all the geographic units covered are facilitated. Personal income represents a measure of the size of the local area consumer markets; when presented by industrial source, It can also be Interpreted as a measure of the size of Industrial markets. Summary personal income statistics have been regularly published in the SURVEY OF CURRENT BUSINESS, and standard tabulations of both personal income and employment estimates have been provided on request (on a reimbursable basis) from the Regional Economic Information System. This publication significantly expands the availability of BEA’s annual personal income estimates for counties by making them available on a regular basis in a comprehensive, yet compact and low-cost form. Daniel H. Garnick Associate Director for Regional Economics ACKNOWLEDGMENTS The personal income estimates presented in this publication were produced by the Regional Economic Measurement Division, Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA), under the direction of Edwin J. Coleman, Chief and Linnea Hazen, Assistant Chief. The estimates were the result of a divisionwide effort. The names of the Division personnel and telephone numbers are included for the reader's convenience for directing questions and requests to the appropriate party. This publication was prepared by the Regional Economic Information System (REIS) Branch. Stuart A. Schwartz managed the production effort, including preparation of input for electronic composition of tables and text. Dannelet Teske, Current Business Analysis Division, provided editorial control. Ruth Rice, of the Department of Commerce Composition Division, coordinated the effort within the Publication Services, and provided advice and assistance in all phases of the publication effort. Other electronic composition assistance was provided by Beverly Schoch, Composition Division. The text was updated by Wallace K. Bailey. Secretarial support was provided by Valeria A. Hamilton and Hilda G. Tolson. The charts were designed and prepared by Kathy A. Albetski with editorial advice and assistance from Patti Trujillo, Current Business Analysis Division. The State maps were provided by the Geography Division, Bureau of the Census, and were revised where necessary by Donald Parschalk, Current Business Analysis Division. Other graphics assistance was provided by Karin Berndt, Current Business Analysis Division. Estimates of civilian labor income (wages and salaries and other labor income) were prepared by the Regional Wage Branch, under the supervision of Elizabeth H. Queen, Chief. Major responsibilities were assumedby Sharon C. Carnevale, Carol E. Evans, Michael G. Pilot, Toui Chen Pomsouvan, William E. Reid, Jr., Victor Sahadachny, James M. Scott, Philip F. Simon, and Renee V. Solterer. Estimates of Federal military income, transfer payments, and personal contributions for social insurance were prepared by the Quarterly Income Branch, under the supervision of Robert L. Brown, Acting Chief. Major responsibilities were assumed by John M. Reed and Isabelle B. Whiston. Estimates of dividends, interest, rent, and proprietors’ income were prepared by the Proprietors’ Income Branch. Major responsibilities were assumed by: Kenneth P. Berkman (farm income), Arthur L. Sensening (nonfarm pro prietors' income), and Charles E. Jolley, The residence adjustments, component aggregations, and assembly of public-use tabulations and data files were performed by the Regional Economic Information System (REIS) Branch, under the supervision of David W. Cartwright, Chief, and Vivian G. Conklin, Assistant Chief. Major responsibilities were assumed by Wallace K. Bailey and Paul M. Levit. While the county income measures contained in this publication resulted from the effort, experience, and cooperation of BEA personnel, their ultimate foundation was the statistical work of other government agencies as well as private organizations. Particularly noteworthy for their contributions were the State Employment Security Agencies, various State agencies administering income maintenance programs, Bureau of Labor Statistics, Bureau of the Census, Economic Research Service of the U.S. Department of Agriculture, Internal Revenue Service, Office of Research and Statistics of the Social Security Administration, Veterans Administration, and Association of American Railroads. V INTRODUCTION This volume is part of a nine-volume set published annually by the Regional Economic Measurement Division of the Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA). The set presents, for local areas, BEA's estimates of total and per capita personal income as well as additional detail on the sources of personal income by type and major industry. There are six major components of personal income: Wage and salary disbursements; other labor income; proprietors’ income; rental income of persons, dividends, and personal interest income; transfer payments; and personal contri butions for social insurance. The sum of three of these major components (wage and salary disbursements, other labor income, and proprietors’ income) is termed "earnings” and is presented for the major industry groups. A description of each of the six major components and how they are estimated Is contained in part II of the methodology section. A discussion of the characteristics and applications of these personal income estimates is contained in part I of the methodology section. Estimates are for the most recent year (the calendar year ending approximately 18 months prior to publication date) and the preceding 5 years. The estimates presented in these volumes reflect the 1980 national income and product account (NIPA) comprehensive revisions of personal income, which were extended to the State personal income series in July 1981. (The NIPA revisions are described in the December 1980 issue of the SURVEY OF CURRENT BUSINESS.) The revised local area series also reflects distributional revisions made possible by the availability of new or more timely data at the county level. A detailed description of the sources and methods used in making the estimates is presented in volume 1 of the set. Volumes 2-9 contain a summary statement of methodology. These statements of methodology are intended to give the user a basis for evaluating the reliability of the estimates and the necessary information for determining their suitability for various applications. Volume 1 of the set is a national volume presenting estimates for the United States as a whole and for all the regions, States, and Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas (SMSA’s). In addition, it contains the detailed methodology, charts and tables showing the distribution and changes in total personal income for regions, appendixes with county definitions of SMSA’s, and samples of tables available through the Regional Economic Information System. The primary tables presented in this edition (tables 1, 4, and 5 in this volume) differ from those presented in previous editions. They have been revised to improve the presentation of total and per capita personal income, to add estimates of nonfarm personal income (total personal income (TPI) less farm earnings), and to improve the distinction between place of residence and place of work. Each of volumes 2-9 presents estimates of one of the eight BEA regions: New England, Mideast, Great Lakes, Plains, Southeast, Southwest, Rocky Mountain, and Far West. A single regional volume includes estimates for the United States, the region, the States, SMSA’s, and counties of the region, and a summary methodology. This volume presents the personal income estimates for the period 1976-81 for the United States, for the New England region, for the six States of the region, and for the counties and metropolitan areas of each State. This volume also includes a summary description of the sources and methods used in producing the county estimates. In addition to the statistical tables, these volumes include several analytic aids. • County outline maps prepared by the Bureau of the Census are presented for each State and for the Washington, D.C., metropolitan area. These maps serve not only to separate the data into State groupings for easy reference, but aid the reader in locating counties and metropolitan areas. The maps for New England States are modified by BEA to show New England County Metropolitan Areas (NECMA’s) rather than SMSA’s. Volume 1 includes maps of the United States that show 1981 per capita income levels for regions and for States. • Pie charts show for each region and State the distribution of 1981 TPI within the area. The charts show up to four of the largest SMSA’s or State portions of SMSA’s in each State; the sum of the remaining SMSA counties, if any; and the sum of the nonmetropolitan counties in the State. It should be noted that the charts show only the portion of each SMSA that lies within that State, whereas the tables present data for entire SMSA’s. • Bar charts for each region show percent changes in TPI from 1977 to 1981 for the United States, and for each State in the region. Similar charts are presented for each State, showing percent changes for the United States, the State, and each portion of the State that is represented in the pie chart. • Two analytic tables are included for each region. The first table shows the 20 counties with the largest and the smallest 1981 per capita income in the region. The second table shows percent changes in TPI and per capita income for the States of that region. The BEA Regional Economic Information System The personal income tables contained in the nine-volume set, as well as other standard tabulations discussed below, are available from the BEA Regional Economic Information System (REIS). REIS is the term applied to the data files, computer programs, and staff established for the maintenance, management, and distribution of the regional data base. This system currently contains approximately 27 million separate estimates covering about 3,500 areas. Data availability REIS includes an active information retrieval service that provides a variety of standard and specialized analytic tabulations for counties and specified combina tions of counties. A sample set of standard tabulations available through this system is included in volume 1 as appendix B. All of the tabulations are available in magnetic tape, microfiche, and computer printout form. The REIS data base currently includes the following data sets: Quarterly State personal income.— These estimates, available approximately 4 months after the close of the subject quarter, are published regularly in the January, April, July, and October issues of the SURVEY. As of April 1983, quarterly estimates are available from the first quarter of 1948 through the fourth quarter of 1982. Annual State personal income.— Annual estimates for States are published twice each year. Preliminary estimates of total and per capita personal income, derived from the quarterly estimates, are published in the April issue of the SURVEY (4 months after the close of the subject year). A revised set of estimates, based on more complete data and therefore more reliable, is presented in greater detail in the August Issue of the SURVEY. Tabulations at the 2-digit Standard Industrial Classification (SIC) code level are available (as of August 1983) through REIS for 1958-82. Estimates for years 1929-57 have been revised, and tabulations (1-digit SIC code level) are available through REIS. Annual State disposable personal Income.— Annual estimates of total and per capita disposable personal income for States are released as a companion series to the revised annual State estimates of personal income and are published in the August issue of the SURVEY. The State disposable personal income series is consis tent with the State personal income series for 1948 and subsequent years. Annual county personal income.— These estimates, published in this volume, become available approximately 16 months after the close of the subject year. Summary statistics are published in the April issue of the SURVEY. Estimates are available annually for 1965-81 and for selected years back to 1929. Transfer payments.— The component estimates of transfer payments by county are unpublished. However, tabulations of transfer payments by type of program are available from REIS for the years corresponding to the county personal income series. Farm income and expenditures.— These estimates of gross receipts and expendi tures of farms, which underlie the net farm income estimates in the State and county personal income series, are unpublished. However, tabulations for the years 1969-81 are available from REIS. Average annual employment for States and counties.— These unpublished esti mates are a companion series to the personal income estimates. They are con structed from similar sources using the same concepts and definitions. Tabulations are available from REIS for 1967-81. Disclosure avoidance Much of the data underlying the personal income estimates is obtained directly from Federal and State government administrative records, with the condition that BEA observe the Federal and State regulations established to safeguard the privacy of individuals and individual businesses. The BEA personal income estimates are therefore subjected to rigorous scrutiny to determine if any data cells might disclose the activities of a single firm or reporting unit. Such cells are suppressed in the final tabulations. Because of the difficulty of adequately protecting against the inadvert ent disclosure of confidential information, it is BEA’s policy to release estimates for 2-digit SIC code industries for regions and States only and for 1-digit SIC code VI LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME industies for counties, SMSA’s, and all other geographic areas aggregated from the county estimates. BEA user group In addition to responding to specific data requests addressed to it, REIS distributes estimates through a group of universities and State agencies officially designated as BEA users. This group was created by a congressional directive to provide BEA’s personal income and related series to university bureaus and State agencies on a METHODOLOGY no-cost basis. Each of the 182 users receives a full set of standard tabulations for the relevant State, its counties, and its metropolitan areas on the condition that the organization will in turn distribute the data within its State. This congressional directive encourages utilization by universities and State agencies of data that are comparable for all States and counties and consistent with national totals. This enhances the uniformity of analytic approaches taken in economic development plans and programs and improves the ability of the recipient agencies to assess sub-State economic developments and to service their local clientele. METHODOLOGY This methodology is divided into two parts. Part I provides background informa tion (including definitions, characteristics, and applications) pertaining to the State and local area personal income series. Part II provides a summary description of the sources and methods used for estimating each of the personal income components, by county, for the most recent 3 years. PART ¡. — BACKGROUND INFORMATION Definitions and concepts Personal income.— The personal income of an area is the income received by, or on behalf of, all the residents of the area. It includes the income received by persons from all sources, that is, from participation in production, from transfer payments from government and business, and from government interest, which is treated like a transfer payment. Persons consist of individuals, nonprofit institutions, private noninsured welfare funds, and private trust funds. Proprietors’ income is treated in its entirety as received by individuals. Life insurance carriers and private noninsured pension funds are not counted as persons, but their saving is credited to persons. Personal income is the sum of wage and salary disbursements, other labor income, proprietors’ income with inventory valuation and capital consumption adjustments, rental income of persons with capital consumption adjustment, personal dividend income, personal interest income, and transfer payments, less personal contribu tions for social insurance. Persons.— Persons, in the national and regional accounts, are defined as individ uals, nonprofit institutions, private noninsured welfare funds, and private trust funds. The last three are referred to as “quasi-individuals." These are organizations that either serve individuals directly (nonprofit institutions) or serve on their behalf (such as private trust funds). Nonprofit institutions are considered to “ reside" at their geographic locations (although appropriate source data for estimating the institutions’ income are largely unavailable). The residence of a private trust fund or similar entity, however, is considered to be identical to that of its beneficiary, and its income (whether distributed or retained) is attributed to, and measured at, the beneficiary’s place of residence. Place of measurement.— For regional economic measurement, income may be recorded either by place of work (where earned) or by place of residence (where received). Personal income, by definition, is a measure of income received; there fore, BEA’s estimates of TPI reflect the State, county, and SMSA of residence of the income recipients. A detailed description of the SMSA classification as used by BEA is presented in appendix A in volume 1. The earnings measure that BEA presents in industry detail for States, counties, and SMSA's reflects place of work. These individual industry estimates are useful for the analysis of the industrial structure of a given area. The bulk of the income data basic to preparing the estimates of earnings is reported by industry in the State and county in which the business establishment is located. These data are subsequently adjusted to a place-of-residence basis for inclusion in the personal income measure. Rental income of persons, dividends, personal interest income, and transfer payments are estimated from data that are reported where they are received. There is no relevance to a where-earned classification for transfer payments. However, "dividends, interest, and rent” converted to a where-earned basis (if data were available to make the conversion) could be added to earnings to provide a rough proxy of income originating from current production. Industry classification.— The industry detail in which the estimates of earnings are presented is in accordance with the SIC established by the Office of Management and Budget (0M B). However (as footnoted in the tables), the estimates for the years 1975-81 are based on the 1972 SIC and the estimates for the years previous to 1975 (available from REIS) are based on the 1967 SIC. It is not possible for BEA to provide 1975 estimates on a 1967 SIC code basis, as well as on the 1972 SIC codes, because of problems in reconciling differences in the data from the unemployment insurance system. BEA is unable to distinguish between code changes due to OMB’s revision of the SIC and code changes due to refiling required periodically of employers by the State Employment Security Agencies (ESA’s). The latter incorporates changes due to errors in classification and/or changes in product activity. Per capita personal income.— Another measure of income presented by BEA in its tables is per capita income. This is the TPI of the residents of a given area divided by the resident population of the area. In computing per capita income for the counties, BEA uses Bureau of the Census county population totals as of July 1, which are available for 1971-79 and for 1981. BEA estimated midyear 1980 population based on the 1980 census and on unpublished data on refugee population from the Bureau of the Census. Per capita personal income serves as an indicator of the quality of consumer markets and of the economic well-being of the residents of an area. This measure, however, can vary widely from county to county and should be used with caution for several reasons. In many instances, an unusually high (or low) per capita income is the temporary result of unusual conditions, such as a bumper crop, a major construction project (e.g., a defense facility, nuclear plant, or dam), or a catastrophe (e.g., a tornado or drought). In some cases, a high per capita income is not representative of the standard of living in an area. For example, a construction project may attract a large number of highly paid workers who are included in the population but who send a substantial portion of their wages to dependents living in other areas. Conversely, a county with a large institutional population (e.g., residents of a college, correctional institution, or domiciliary medical facility) may show an unusually low per capita income, which is not necessarily indicative of the economic well-being of the noninstitutional population. Moreover, population is measured at midyear, whereas income is measured as a flow over the year; therefore, a significant change in population during the year, particularly around midyear, can cause a distortion in the per capita figures. In counties where farm income predominates, additional considerations should be taken into account. Farm proprietors’ income, as measured for personal income, reflects returns from current production; it does not measure current cash flows. Sales out of inventories, though included in current gross farm income, are excluded from net farm income because they represent income from a previous year's production. Additions to inventories are included in net farm income at current market prices; therefore, farmers’ attempts at regulating their cash flows by adjusting inventories are not reflected in BEA’s farm proprietors' income estimates. Yet it is this regulation of cash flows by farmers that extends their earnings cycle and allows them to survive losses or lowered income for 2 or 3 years. In counties that are characterized by small population and almost total depen dence upon farming, the per capita income will react more sharply to the vagaries in METHODOLOGY LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME weather, world market demand, and changing government policies related to agricul ture than In counties where the sources of income are more diversified.1 It should be noted that the substantial differences between BEA estimates of per capita income and Census Bureau estimates are due to differences in definition of income, collection mode, and method of computation. For example, the Census Bureau computes 1979 per capita income by dividing 1979 total money income by April 1980 total population, whereas BEA derives its 1979 per capita income by dividing 1979 total personal income by July 1979 total population. Relationship between the national and regional estimates The definitions underlying the State and local area estimates are, for the most part, the same as those underlying the personal income estimates in the NIPA’s. The major difference is in the treatment of U.S. citizens temporarily working on assign ment abroad. The national estimates include not only Federal personnel— civilian and military— stationed abroad, but also U.S. residents employed by private U.S. firms on temporary foreign assignment. The State and local area estimates include only persons working and/or residing in the 50 States and the District of Columbia. International border workers are treated somewhat differently in the State and local area personal income estimates than they are in the national estimates, but the net effect on TPI is the same. Further information on border workers is included in the section on the residence adjustment in part II of the detailed methodology in volume 1. Another difference between the national and regional accounts relates to the classification of income into farm and nonfarm categories. In the national accounts, farm personal income consists of farm earnings and agricultural net interest; in the regional accounts, farm personal income equals farm earnings. The national estimate for each individual component of personal income is used as a control total for the State estimates; i.e., the State estimates when summed to an all-State total must equal the national estimate of the same item (modified, where necessary, for differences in definition). Similarly, the county estimates when summed must equal the related State estimate. Revisions.— The local area estimates of personal Income released in each April issue of the SURVEY are consistent with the State estimates published in the same issue. The State estimates are preliminary annual and quarterly estimates for the most recent year (for which local area estimates are not available) and revised annual estimates for earlier years. The revised State estimates supersede the estimates published in the preceding August Issue of the SURVEY. The State and local area estimates are routinely revised in at least each of the 2 years following their initial release. The State revisions occur twice each year. These revisions incorporate more complete information for States and local areas, as well as revised national totals. Comprehensive revisions are initiated periodically— approximately every 5 years— at the national level and extended, where appropriate, to the State and local area levels. The comprehensive revisions at the State and local area levels include distributional changes made possible by availability of new or more current data as well as the definitional, classificational, and statistical changes at the national level. The most recent comprehensive revisions were presented and described at the national level in the December 1980 SURVEY:; at the State level in the July 1981 SURVEY, and at the local level in the 1975-80 edition of Local Area Personal Income. The estimates presented in this edition reflect routine revisions back though 1977. an explicit deduction); (2) personal income includes greater component detail and a broader range of income-in-kind and Imputed income items; and (3) the definition of transfer payments is expanded to include transfers by business. During the sixties, work on the development of quarterly estimates of State personal income was completed. The first set of State quarterly estimates as a continuous series was published in the December 1966 issue of the SURVEY. BEA began work on sub-State estimates in the midfifties, but the estimates were confined to a relatively small number of counties in the mideastern and plains States. This work on local area measurement was expanded In the midsixties, and resulted In a historical series of personal income for selected years 1929-62 for the SMSA’s and for the non-SMSA counties. Estimates for counties within SMSA’s were developed in the early seventies and published for the first time in the April 1975 SURVEY. BEA now prepares annual estimates of personal income and related (unpublished) estimates of employment for each of the SMSA's and all of the more than 3,100 counties and county equivalents in the United States. Characteristics Geographic structure.— Estimates are prepared independently for States and counties only. Estimates for all other geographic areas below the State level are made by aggregating the county estimates In the appropriate combinations. This building block approach provides BEA with the flexibility necessary for meeting the needs of the wide variety of users of local area data. It also permits estimates for areas whose boundaries change over time— such as SMSA's— to be presented on a consistent geographic definition for all years for analytic purposes. Because estimates are made only for local areas that can be defined in terms of counties, the metropolitan areas for the New England States in BEA’s local area personal income series are not the officially designated SMSA's, but rather the alternative NECMA’s developed by OMB. Whereas New England SMSA’s are defined In terms of cities and towns, the NECMA’s are approximations of SMSA’s in terms of counties. (A more detailed description of the NECMA’s is included in appendix A In volume 1.) Scope and timing of source materials.— The estimates are constructed from nearly 400 individually estimated income items based on data gathered from diverse sources. The bulk of the materials used to prepare the estimates is data generated as the byproduct of Federal and State government programs (administrative records data). The remainder comes from the various censuses and from nongovernment sources. Among the more important sources of the administrative record data used by BEA are the State unemployment programs of the Employment and Training Administration of the U.S. Department of Labor, the insurance programs of the U.S. Social Security Administration (SSA ), and the Federal tax program of the U.S. Department of the Treasury. The two most important censuses utilized are are those for agriculture and population. The Information obtained from administrative records and censuses yields more than 90 percent of the data needed for the preparation of the State and local area Income estimates. BEA supplements these basic statistics with data of lesser quality, scope, and relevance. To adjust for gaps and deficiencies in the poorer quality data, indirect procedures and judgments are sometimes employed. The Impact of these indirect procedures and judgments on the reliability of the individual State and local area estimates has varied over the 53-year estimating span because of regional differ ences and changes in industrial composition. It is not possible, therefore, to provide measures of the error introduced into the income estimates by the indirect proce dures. Historical development Where data are delayed (either systematically or occasionally) and are not available in time to be incorporated into the current estimating cycle, preliminary BEA’s work on regional income estimation began in the midthirties with the estimates are prepared using the previous year’s county distribution. The preliminary construction of a series of "State income payments” to individuals. State income estimates are subsequently revised during the next estimating cycle to incorporate payments were defined as the sum of wages and salaries, proprietors' income, the delayed data. dividends, personal interest income, rental income (the last three components, in Because the estimates are made from existing statistical information, they can be aggregate, were referred to as "property income” ), and “other income.” They were prepared annually and in considerable detail at relatively low cost. However, because produced as part of a broad effort to explain the processes and structure of the the data are generated from programs not primarily designed for Income measure Nation's economy in the thirties. During the forties and early fifties, extensive work ment, It is necessary for BEA to adjust the data for definitional differences and for in locating data sources and Implementing methodology resulted in the production of deficiencies. The alternative would be for BEA to collect the necessary information in the more comprehensive annual measure, State personal income. State personal surveys of income recipients. The surveys would provide data directly suited for the income differs from State Income payments In several important ways: (1) Personal measurement of personal income, eliminating the necessity of adjusting the inputs income includes six major components, in contrast to the four categories of income for definitional and other previously mentioned reasons. The costs associated with payments (other labor Income and transfer payments replaced “ other income” this approach, however, would be prohibitive because a very large sample would be and the component "personal contributions for social insurance” was added as necessary to permit reliable local area estimates. The use of administrative record data has the additional advantage that it does not add to the reporting burden of 1 U.S. Department of Agriculture statistics show an increasing trend among farm operators to businesses and households. The allocation procedure.— The estimates of State and local area personal income supplement their income from nonfarm sources. Since 1974, the national averages indicate are characterized by the systematic use of the allocation procedure in their prepara that, for families operating farms with sales under $20,000, off-farm income has exceeded tion. The State estimates are made by allocating the U.S. total for each income item income from farming. viii LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME (estimated for the national personal Income series) to the States in proportion to each State’s share of a related economic series. In a similar manner, the State estimates are allocated to the counties in proportion to each county's share of a related economic series. In some cases, national, State, and county estimates are constructed from the same basic source, as for example, wages and salaries reported under the various State unemployment insurance (Ul) programs. In other cases, data that are available at the national and State levels are not available at the county level, and allocators prepared from related, but indirect, data are used to reflect the geographic distribution of the income item among the counties. An example of this is veterans’ payments. At the national and State levels, direct information is available on payments to veterans under various government programs, but for many of these programs, such information is not tabulated at the county level. Where the direct data are not available, county veteran population, an indirect allocator, is used to distribute the State total to the counties. The use of the State estimates as control totals in conjunction with the allocation procedure imparts additional reliability to the county estimates because most components of personal income can be estimated more reliably for States than for smaller geographic areas. It also permits, if necessary, the use of a different allocator, in each State, to distribute an income item to the counties without impairing the interstate comparability of the estimates. Electronic edit procedures.— In making the estimates, several million administra tive records are put into the system annually. Although these records are usually encoded and processed by the agency administering the program generating these records (thereby reducing the cost to BEA in terms of time and labor), there are still possibilities for error in the data. Because it is not possible to verify each individual record or accept the various administrative record files at their face value, BEA has developed several computerized edit routines to locate major errors in the source materials, either directly or through examination of preliminary estimates based on the sources. At many stages of the estimating process, data are collected and arrayed for visual inspection in patterns designed to give the analyst a frame of reference for judging the quality of the data. At some stages, the data are screened by computer, and only items that exceed specified edit parameters are flagged for further review. An example is the “6-year average wage check" used to screen the estimates of wages and salaries together with the companion employment series. This routine lists the records (2-digit SIC industries) where, for at least 1 year, the average wage exceeds edit parameters. The edit parameters are established sepa rately for each industry group. A higher limit is used for mining, construction, and finance than for the other groups of industries. When an important anomaly is discovered in the data, and when it cannot be traced to an explicit error in BEA’s data processing and estimating procedures, the matter may be referred back to the agency that supplied the source data. Alternatively, a more reasonable estimate may be prepared from another data source. METHODOLOGY decisionmaking and for the implementation of programs requiring an analysis of the economic activities or the economic well-being of the residents of a particular area. In recent years, there has been an increasing use of personal income (or a derivative) as a variable in formulas for allocating Federal funds to States and local areas and for determining the amount of matching funds for Federal-State programs. The personal income estimates (State and county) are the basic source of the money income series prepared by BEA for the Census Bureau’s intercensal per capita money income estimates required for the General Revenue Sharing Program.2 A partial list of other Federal programs using BEA’s personal income statistics for the allocation of Federal funds or for determining matching grants includes the National School Lunch program, various U.S. Public Health Service rehabilitation programs (including drug abuse prevention and treatment of alcoholics), U.S. Department of Education grant programs (as, for example, vocational education and libraries), the Medical Assist ance program (Medicaid), and the Aid to Families with Dependent Children (AFDC) program. Personal income is also one of the measures used in evaluating the socioeconomic impact of many Federal programs. It is widely used by Federal agencies in preparing environmental impact statements required by the National Environmental Policy Act of 1969 and the Federal Land Policy and Management Act of 1976. Federal agencies use estimates of local area personal income as input into econometric models for projecting program needs. For example, the Food and Nutrition Service, U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA), uses them to project the number of persons eligible for domestic food programs; the U.S. Department of Energy uses them to produce indicators in an energy demand forecast model; and the U.S. Water Resources Council uses them to project the future regional requirements from the Nation's water resources. State and local governments have also increased their use of the personal income estimates. The estimates are being used as input in economic resource profiles and in econometric models developed for planning purposes. They are often used to project tax revenues and future needs for public services. Legislation that limits a State’s expenditures or tax authority by the level of, or changes in, State personal income has been enacted, or is pending, in a number of States. University schools of business and economics, often working under contract for State and local governments, reproduce BEA personal income data in statistical abstracts or similar reports. These publications are distributed to local government agencies, regional councils, private research groups, businesses, and individuals within the service region. Businesses also use the estimates of local area personal income. For example, they are used to evaluate additional or alternative market areas for established products, to forecast prospects for marketing new products, to determine areas for relocation or decentralization, and to analyze comparative production costs in relation to the consumer ability to pay. Applications Because of their depth of component detail, geographic flexibility, and annual availability, BEA's estimates of personal income and derivative measures have a broad range of application. They are widely used in both the public and private sectors. In general, they are used to measure and track the levels and types of income flows received or earned by individuals residing or working in a specific political subdivision or microeconomy. They provide a local area data base for economic 2 Money income differs from personal income as follows: money income excludes Income-inkind, Imputed income, and income of quasi-individuals— which are included in the personal income definition. Furthermore, it includes items that are excluded from the personal income definition— income from private pensions and annuities, cash benefits from private workmen’s compensation insurance, regular contributions for support received from individuals not residing in the same living quarters, income received from roomers and boarders residing in households, and employee contributions for social insurance. PART II.— SOURCES AND METHODS Wage and salary disbursements Wage and salary disbursements consist of monetary remuneration of employees including compensation of corporate officers; commissions, tips, and bonuses; and pay-in-kind that represents income to the recipients. Retroactive wages are counted when paid rather than when earned. Private nonfarm.— In a typical State, approximately 95 percent of private, non farm payrolls come under the State’s Ul program. Under the program, every firm covered by Ul is required to report to the State’s ESA the wages and salaries paid its employees In the preceding quarter. These reports are tabulated by county and summed by industry (at the 2-digit SIC level). The quarterly tabulations, in which the individual firm’s report is no longer identifiable, are furnished to BEA, where they are summed to annual totals, by industry, for each county. Elements of payroll excluded from coverage— such as tips or small segments of an industry—are estimated independently at the State level and added to the Ul-reported data for the appropriate industry.3 The BEA State estimates of wages and salaries in each industry are then allocated among the constituent counties in direct proportion to the related county distribution of the Ul-reported data to yield the final county estimates. Independent estimates of wages of contract farm laborers, based on the geo graphic distribution of expenditures for contract labor reported in the 1974 Census of Agriculture, are added to the Ul-reported payrolls in agricultural services. Most State Ul programs do not cover these workers; a few have partial coverage. Adjustments to avoid double-counting are made to the Ul tabulations where appropriate. Industries presently treated as noncovered at the county level are private households, railroads, and “other.” State totals of wages and salaries of workers in 3 TFie value of pay-in-kind is included in the Ul payroll tabulations. However, because it is not reported separately by the employers, it cannot be Isolated from cash pay. LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME Proprietors’ income private households are allocated to counties In proportion to the product of the METHODOLOGY number of persons employed in the industry and their average income; the underlying data are from the 1970 Census of Population. Data from the 1980 Census of Population will be incorporated as soon as they become available. County estimates of wages and salaries of railroad workers are based primarily on the geographic distribution of railroad workers obtained from biennial employment reports of the Association of American Railroads. The use of employment as a county distributor of wages is more acceptable in the case of railroads than for most industries because the regional differences in wage rates are minimized by the tendency to negotiate wages in the railroad industry on a nationwide basis. Other is the designation used in the State and local area level accounts to reflect U.S. residents employed by international organizations and foreign embassies and consulates located in the United States. It differs from the “ rest of the world” designation in the NIPA’s to the extent that the latter also includes international border workers. The treatment of border workers in the local area estimates is included in the description of the residence adjustment at the end of the method ological section. Farm.— Estimates of cash wages of hired farm labor, pay-in-kind, and the salaries of officers of corporate farms are made separately, based on related county data from the 1974 Census of Agriculture. Civilian government.— County estimates of Federal civilian and State and local government wages are now based on Ul data in most cases. (State and local governments came under full Ul coverage in January 1978). Where Ul data are not used, estimates of Federal civilian wages are based mainly on data from the Office of Personnel Management (OPM), and State government wage estimates are based on census of governments data. For a discussion of the estimates for earlier years for each level of government in each State, the reader is referred to volume 1. The 1977-81 estimates of Federal civilian wages and salaries in all but three States are based on data from the Unemployment Compensation for Federal Employees (UCFE) program. In three States, the estimates are based on OPM annual employ ment data for each major Federal agency by county, weighted by the agency's average salary in the State (calculated from UCFE data).4 The 1978-81 county estimates of State government wages and salaries in all but eight States are based on Ul wage data. In the remaining eight States, the county estimates are based on the distribution of full-time State government employees reported in the 1967 Census of Governments.5 The 1978-81 county estimates of local government wages and salaries are based on Ul data in all States except Illinois. Military.— Wages and salaries of full-time military personnel are derived in two parts, cash pay (including allowances) and pay-in-kind. The 1979-81 estimates for both components are based on 1980 Department of Defense (DOD) estimates of military payrolls by branch of service and on a distribution of Coast Guard military strength prepared by the U.S. Department of Transportation. Independently derived national and State totals for each branch of service were distributed to counties on the basis of the DOD payroll estimates. The 1979 estimates were extended back through 1977 based on DOD annual military strength data for major installations. The estimates for earlier years have not been revised. This break in methodology and data sources between 1976 and 1977 results in discontinuities in the military wage and salary estimates. In some instances, there are discontinuities in TPI. These cases are noted on the relevant tables. The estimates prior to 1977 will be revised to be consistent with the current estimates at a later date. Military reserve pay (including pay-in-kind) is estimated for counties by allocating State estimates (based on DOD data) in proportion to the geographic distribution of civilian resident population. Other labor income Other labor income (OLI) consists almost entirely of employer contributions to private pension and welfare funds, employers’ payments for privately administered workmen's compensation insurance, and directors’ fees. County estimates of contri butions to welfare funds are estimated, in industrial detail, by allocating the State estimates in proportion to the geographic distribution of employment in each industry. Directors’ fees, contributions to pension funds, and payments for privately administered workmen’s compensation insurance are estimated, in industrial detail, in proportion to the geographic distribution of wages and salaries in the related industry. ' The three States for which the county estimates for all years are based on OPM data are Hawaii, Tennessee, and Wisconsin. 'The eight States for which 1967 Census of Governments data were used for all years are Illinois, Michigan, Minnesota, New Hampshire, New Jersey, Rhode Island, Tennessee, and Wisconsin. IX Proprietors' income is the monetary income and income-in-kind of proprietorships and partnerships, including producers’ cooperatives. It is treated in its entirety as received by individuals. Dividends and interest received by proprietors and income from the rental of real property received by persons who are not primarily engaged in the real estate business are excluded from proprietors’ income. (They are included in dividends, interest, and rent.) Nonfarm proprietors’ income.— The estimates of proprietors' income for many industries are benchmarked on U.S. Internal Revenue Service (IRS) data on the self-employed. These data are tabulated from the Social Security Self-Employment Tax forms filed by proprietors of unincorporated businesses. The self-employment data are presently incorporated into the estimates of nonfarm proprietors’ income for all major industries in 18 States. For the remaining 32 States, the IRS selfemployment data are only incorporated into the estimates for trade and services (which together account for approximately 70 percent of all nonfarm proprietors’ income). The estimates of proprietors’ income for the other nonfarm industries, in the 32 States, are based on 1962 IRS-based benchmarks that have been extrapolated to the later years by County Business Patterns data on the number of small establishments by industry and county. Nonfarm proprietors’ income is estimated for States and counties inclusive of the inventory valuation adjustment (IVA) and the capital consumption adjustment (CCAdj). Unlike the national personal income series, the State and local personal income series provide no separate estimates of either adjustment (because of insufficient related data below the national level). The IVA and CCAdj are necessary because the business accounting conventions used for tax-reporting purposes are not appropriate for personal income measurement. The IVA changes the value of inven tory charged to cost of sales from original cost to current market value. Somewhat similarly, the CCAdj adjusts the value of capital consumption allowances (CCA) from original cost to replacement cost and, additionally, adjusts the service lives of fixed capital assets from the tax reporting convention to a consistent economic basis. The county estimates of the net income of rural electric and telephone coopera tives are based on data from the annual report of the Rural Electrification Administra tion. The estimates for the electric cooperatives reflect the distribution of metering points within the service area of each cooperative (including the county in which the cooperative is located). For the telephone cooperatives, the estimates reflect the distribution of the dwellings of the customer-members. Farm proprietors' income.— The net income of farm proprietors is computed as the gross income of all farm operators minus total production expenses. It is adjusted to reflect current production through a change-in-inventory adjustment and to exclude the net income of corporate farms and the salaries paid to the corporate officers. Farm proprietors’ income estimates are benchmarked on data collected in the 1974 Census of Agriculture and USDA State totals of income and expense items. However, the USDA estimates of the CCA for noncorporate farms are changed from a declining-balance basis (used by the USDA) to a straight-line basis (consistent with BEA’s estimates of CCA for nonfarm industries). County distributions of 19 components of gross income and 13 items of production expense are used to allocate annual USDA-based State totals of the corresponding series. County allocators for the postcensal years are prepared by modifying the benchmark county distributions of the various income and expense items by direct information obtained from the States wherever possible. Distributions for which no current direct data are available are either held constant or moved forward by an indirect, but related, series for which county data are available. By definition, farm proprietors' income includes only the income of proprietor ships and partnerships; therefore, an adjustment is made to exclude the net farm income of corporate farms (including the salaries of officers of corporate farms). The corporate officer salaries are included in the farm wage component of personal income. The corporate adjustment is proportional to corporate farm acreage in each county reported in the 1974 Census of Agriculture. Dividends, interest, and rent Dividends are cash payments by corporations organized for profit to stockholders who are U.S. residents. Interest is the monetary and imputed interest income of persons from all sources. Rent is the monetary income of persons from the rental of real property, and mobile homes, except the income of persons primarily engaged in the real estate business (which is classified as nonfarm proprietors’ income); the imputed net rental income of owner-occupants of nonfarm dwellings (including mobile homes); and the royalties received by persons from patents, copyrights, and rights to natural resources. County estimates of dividends and of monetary interest are based on the amounts reported to the IRS and tabulated from its Individual Master File (IMF). County X LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME estimates of net monetary rental income (inclusive of the CCAdj) reflect IMF tabulations of gross rent. In the absence of direct data, the estimates of royalties are based on the county distributions of monetary interest. Imputed rental income accruing to residents of owner-occupied nonfarm dwellings is derived by allocating the State totals to counties by the distribution of the value of owner-occupied homes, constructed from data reported in the 1970 Census of Housing. State totals for postcensal years are disaggregated to counties on the basis of the benchmark distributions. The county estimates of imputed rental income from owner-occupied mobile homes are estimated separately, based on the geographic distribution of the number of mobile homes and trailers reported in the 1970 Census of Housing. Data from the 1980 Census of Housing will be incorporated later. Transfer payments Transfer payments to persons are income flows from both government and business— for which services are not currently rendered. Government transfer payments include payments under the following programs: Federal oldage, survivors, disability, and hospital insurance; supplementary medical insurance; State Ul; rail road retirement and Ul; government retirement; Federal and State governmentinsured workmen’s compensation; veterans benefits, including veterans life insurance; food stamps; black lung; supplemental security income; and direct relief. Government payments to nonprofit institutions, other than for work under research and develop ment contracts, are also included. The principal business transfers are liability payments for personal injury, corporate gifts to nonprofit, institutions and consumer bad debts. Total transfer payments are measured as the sum of over 50 separately estimated series. Directly reported data are used to measure about three-fourths of all transfers, although the proportion varies among local areas. Reliable indirect indi cators— such as veteran population, which is used to allocate selected components of veterans benefits— are available for many of the remaining transfers. Contributions for social insurance Personal contributions for social insurance include payments by employees, self-employed, and other individuals who participate in the following programs: Federal old-age, survivors, disability, and hospital insurance; supplementary medical insurance; State Ul; railroad retirement; government retirement; and veterans life insurance. In general, the State totals are allocated to counties by the wages and salaries or proprietors' income component. Exceptions to this general procedure are contribu tions to veterans life insurance— allocated by veteran population; contributions to State Ul and temporary disability programs (applicable in only a few States)— allocated by civilian population; and supplementary medical insurance— allocated by the number of persons enrolled in the program. Residence adjustment Wage and salary disbursements, OLI, and personal contributions for social insur ance, except several minor subcomponents, are estimated from data that are reported by place of work.6 The sum of the personal income components estimated on a place-of-work basis, which is referred to as “income subject to adjustment” (ISA), is adjusted to a place-of-residence basis for personal income measurement. The residence adjustments are measured as the income of residents of the subject county who work in another county ( “inflows” ) minus the income of residents of other counties who work in the subject county ("outflows” ). The 1977-81 residence adjustment estimates were prepared by updating and extending the 1977-80 estimates presented in the previous issue of this publication. 6 Proprietors’ income is treated as being on a place-of-residence basis, although there are indications that, for many urban counties, proprietors’ income reflects a mix of place of work and place of residence. METHODOLOGY A simplified approach was used because no new information on intercounty com muting was available. Direct commuting information is most recently available from the 1970 Census of Population. Residential data that indirectly indicate commuting changes for 1981 (wages and salaries reported to IRS) will not be available to BEA until later in 1983. The simplified approach used for the 1981 estimates assumed no change in intercounty commuting rates from 1980 to 1981. The ratio of 1980 net residence adjustments to 1980 ISA (net adjustment ratio) was applied to 1981 ISA and forced to sum to independently derived totals for BEA economic areas.' The results were reviewed and modified for cases where large changes in ISA indicated that the no-commuting-change assumption may have been invalid. The following paragraphs describe the estimation procedures for the previous (1970-80) estimates, upon which the current estimates are based. The same methodology, restricted to com muting flows between counties in different economic areas, was used to construct the economic area totals used as controls in the simplified methodology. Intercounty flows of commuters’ earnings were estimated for each year by applying commuting ratios from the 1970 Census of Population to the ISA for the current year, for each county. The resulting flows were summed to a preliminary inflow, outflow, and residence adjustment for each county. The preliminary adjust ments were reviewed and modified for cases where the 1970 commuting rates and patterns appeared to have changed.8 A number of data sources indicating economic and demographic changes for county residents were used to identify the size and direction of modifications that were made to the preliminary adjustments. The most important of these sources were currentyear population estimates from the Census Bureau, and IRS tabula tions of wages and salaries by county of residence, which are available to BEA every other year, with approximately a 2-year time lag (the most recent data available are for 1979). The residence adjustment procedure used for Alaska differed somewhat from the foregoing methodology. Because of the unusually large number of out-of-State workers employed in a variety of industries in Alaska (for example, the construction industry— particularly during the building of the pipeline), special proce dures were developed to reflect the unique characteristics. International border workers are treated as commuters in the State and local area personal income series; therefore, their earnings are reflected through the residence adjustment. The outflow of earnings of foreign workers (Canadian, Mexican, and Caribbean) was estimated on the basis of data from the U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service, the U.S. Department of Labor, and the 1974 Census of Agriculture. The small Amounts of earnings of U.S. residents commuting to work in Canada and the United Kingdom (inflows) were assigned to States and counties on a judgment basis. A more complete description of the residence adjustment procedures and the problems involved is included in the detailed “Sources and Methods” published in volume 1. 'The BEA econrmic areas are 183 groupings of economically related counties that cover the entire United States. For a more detailed discussion, see appendix B in volume 1 in the 1974-79 issue of this publication. 1 Intercounty commuting data are available only from the decennial census. It was not possible, therefore, to update the 1970 commuting rates directly. Commuting rates from the 1980 census will be available in 1983 and introduced in the residence adjustments during 1984. NEW ENGLAND LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME Per Capita Personal Income, 1981 U N IT ED S T A T E S $ 1 0 ,4 9 5 New England Region $11, 056 $12,000 I m m $12,999 I $10,000 - $11, 999 $8,000 - $9,999 U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of Economic Analysis l 2 LO C AL A R E A P E R S O N A L INCO M E NEW EN G LA N D Total Persona! Income 1981 Percent of Region Total: New England Connecticut Massachusetts (46.7%) Percent Total Personal Income Percent Change 1977—81 C onnecticut Maine M assachusetts New Ham pshire Rhode Island Verm ont LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME NEW ENGLAND 3 Table 1.— Personal Income for the United States and New England Region, 1976-81 [Thousands of dollars] United States 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1,385,201,000 1,534,708,000 1,727,032,000 1,943,983,000 Income by place of residence 2,154,049,000 2,406,545,000 Farm incom e................................................................................................ 1,359,485,000 25,716,000 1,508,345,000 26,363,000 1,692,558,000 34,474,000 1,903,904,000 40,079,000 2,124,852,000 29,197,000 2,371,736,000 34,809,000 Per capita personal income (dollars)........................................................... 6,367 6,984 7,776 8,657 9,483 10,495 Derivation of total personal income Total earnings by place of work? ..................................................................... Less: Personal contributions for social insurance............................................... Plus: Adjustment for residence*.................................................................... Equals: Net earnings by place of residence....................................................... Plus: Dividends, interest, and rent1.................................................................. Plus: Transfer payments................................................................................. 1,053,893,000 55,149,000 -358,000 998,386,000 192,542,000 194,273,000 1,170,847,000 60,809,000 -402,000 1,109,636,000 217,175,000 207,897,000 1,321,821,000 69,459,000 -441,000 1,251,921,000 251,267,000 223,844,000 1,477,525,000 80,769,000 -426,000 1,396,330,000 297,393,000 250,260,000 1,593,403,000 88,316,000 -488,000 1,504,599,000 352,213,000 297,237,000 1,749,764,000 104,439,000 -484,000 1,644,841,000 425,370,000 336,334,000 884,487,000 75,823,000 93,583,000 18,600,000 74,983,000 978,273,000 89,476,000 103,098,000 18,413,000 84,685,000 1,101,586,000 102,521,000 117,714,000 25,760,000 91,954,000 1,233,072,000 114,863,000 129,590,000 30,234,000 99,356,000 1,351,057,000 127,185,000 115,161,000 18,301,000 96,860,000 1,485,459,000 140,347,000 123,958,000 23,161,000 100,797,000 25,716,000 1,028,177,000 840,492,000 4,215,000 15,816,000 61,389,000 272,163,000 100,639,000 171,524,000 78,568,000 69,720,000 108,772,000 57,208,000 172.641,000 18/.685,000 45.288,000 18,352.000 124.045,000 26,363,000 1,144,484,000 941,667,000 4,880,000 17,986,000 68,843,000 306,674,000 111,353,000 195,321,000 88,754,000 76,527,000 118,920,000 65,766,000 193,317,000 202,817,000 48,695,000 19,563,000 134,559,000 34,474,000 1,287,347,000 1,066,671,000 5,594,000 19,021,000 81,098,000 345,976,000 123,013,000 222,963,000 100,812,000 86,986,000 132,640,000 76,058,000 218,486,000 220,676,000 53,196,000 20.609,000 146,871,000 40,079,000 1,437,446,000 1,199,323,000 6,154,000 24,049,000 91,836,000 386,589,000 134,849,000 251,740,000 113,390,000 98,733,000 144,864,000 84,825,000 248,883,000 238,123,000 56,554,000 21,563,000 160,006,000 29,197,000 1,564,206,000 1,301,698,000 6,605,000 28,471,000 94,513,000 412,258,000 146,080,000 266,178,000 123,685,000 108,957,000 152,895,000 92,865,000 281,449,000 262,508,000 61,985,000 23,847,000 176,676,000 34,809,000 1,714,955,000 1,429,686,000 7,371,000 35,282,000 98,140,000 449,142,000 158,871,000 290,271,000 135,554,000 120,205,000 164,970,000 102,242,000 316,780,000 285,269,000 66,304,000 27,602,000 191,363,000 Earnings by place of work Earnings by type: Wages and salaries........................................................................................ Nonfarm.................................................................................................. Earnings by industry: Agricultural services, forestry, fisheries, and other6..................................... Mining................................................................................................. Manufacturing....................................................................................... Nondurable goods.............................................................................. Durable goods.................................................................................. Transportation and public utilities............................................................ Retail tra d e ......................................................................................... Finance, insurance, and real estate.......................................................... Services.............................................................................................. Government and government enterprises...................................................... Federal, military8.................................................................................. State and lo c a l.................................................................................... New England 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 137,581,634 Income by place of residence 98,235,625 110,039,306 123,319,068 Farm incom e............................................................................................... 80,333,156 428,543 88,055,959 455,737 97,727,605 508,020 109,548,854 490,452 122,883,058 436,010 137,032,023 549,611 Per capita personal income (dollars)........................................................... 6,616 7,221 7,985 8,913 9,971 11,056 58,904,926 2,977,051 1.095,208 57,023,083 11,755,319 11,983,297 64,827,424 3,273,556 1,157,758 62,711,626 13,255,965 12,544,105 72,431,571 3,738,143 1,255,748 69,949,176 15,043,953 13,242,496 81,163,027 4,362,236 1,372,729 78,173,520 17,250,347 14,615,439 89,764,146 4,897,827 1,466,679 86,332,998 20,144,201 16,841,869 98,140,911 5,751,617 1,631,401 94,020,695 24,413,490 19,147,449 50,200,575 4,469,235 4,235,116 267,535 3,967,581 54,983,410 5,147,919 4,696,095 265,114 4,430,981 61,411,154 5,891,976 5.128,441 303,675 4,824,766 68,806,630 6,651,280 5,705,117 257,756 5,447,361 76,451,510 7,555,507 5,757,129 171,430 5,585,699 83,758,421 8,305,761 6,076,729 268,206 5,808,523 428,543 58,476,383 49.319.721 236,458 51,236 2.775,289 18.085.568 5.863.879 12.221,689 3,525,133 3,638,049 6,066,595 3,631.788 11.309,605 9.156.662 1.824.401 573,231 6,759,030 455,737 64,371,687 54,364,304 282,201 82,012 2,957,427 20,173,406 6,375,202 13,798,204 3,933,349 3,945,848 6,559,438 4,033,543 12,397,080 10,007,383 1,974,925 652,916 7,379,542 508,020 71,923,551 61,093,745 325,024 83,391 3,349,929 22,839,840 6,998,281 15,841,559 4,360,503 4,394,221 7,221,592 4,575,993 13,943,252 10,829,806 2,172,183 710,931 7,946,692 490,452 80,672,575 69,053,187 351,027 97,619 3,836,235 25,810,558 7,611,027 18,199,531 4,861,846 5,046,640 7,895,389 5,136,392 16,017,481 11,619,388 2,257,849 753,314 8,608,225 436,010 89,328,136 76,701,750 359,978 117,399 4,075,879 28,908,283 8,283,060 20,625,223 5,336,189 5,648,937 8,408,129 5,783,209 18,063,747 12,626,386 2,429,029 826,408 9,370,949 549,611 97,591,300 84,230,383 390,323 151,782 4,389,514 31,519,544 8,972,828 22,546,716 5,832,872 6,185,304 9,077,584 6,471,092 20,212,368 13,360,917 2,612,879 974,729 9,773,309 Total personal income............................................................................. Derivation of total personal income Total earnings by place of w o rk '..................................................................... 80,761,699 88,511,696 Earnings by place of work Earnings by type: Wages and salaries........................................................................................ Other labor incom e....................................................................................... Proprietors’ income6...................................................................................... Farm....................................................................................................... Nonfarm.................................................................................................. Earnings by industry: Nonfarm...................................................................................................... Private................................................................................................... Agricultural services, forestry, fisheries, and other"................................... Finance, insurance, and real estate........................................................ Federal, military“.................................................................................. State and lo c a l.................................................................................... J See footnotes at end of tables. LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME 4 NEW ENGLAND Table 2.— Twenty Highest and Lowest Per Capita Personal Incomes for Counties in the New England Region, 1981 [Counties with total personal incomes of 50 million dollars or more] Twenty highest per capita incarnes Percent of Dollars national average 15,697 149.6 13,437 128.0 12,936 123.3 12,902 122.9 12,767 121.6 11,789 112.3 11,590 110.4 11,554 110.1 11,493 109.5 11,332 108.0 11,199 106.7 10,954 104.4 10,766 102.6 10,637 101.4 10,609 101.1 10,433 99.4 10,230 97.5 10,213 97.3 10,145 96.7 10,124 96.5 Fairfield, Connecticut......... Norfolk, Massachusetts....... Middlesex. M assachusetts... Hartford, Connecticut......... Nantucket. M assachusetts.... Litchfield, Connecticut......... Middlesex. Connecticut....... Essex. M assachusetts......... Barnstable. M assachusetts... New Haven. Connecticut..... New London, Connecticut.... Bristol, Rhode Island .......... Hillsborough, New Hampshire Kent. Rhode Island............. Rockingham. New Hampshire Tolland, Connecticut.......... Cumberland, M aine............ Newport. Rhode Island........ Suffolk, M assachusetts....... Dukes, M assachusetts........ County Waldo, Maine............................................................................... Orleans, Verm ont......................................................................... Washington, Maine....................................................................... Franklin, M aine............................................................................ Piscataquis, M aine....................................................................... Somerset, Maine ......................................................................... Orange, Vermont.......................................................................... Oxford, Maine............................................................................. Caledonia, Vermont....................................................................... Aroostook, M aine......................................................................... Addison. Vermont......................................................................... Franklin, Verm ont........................................................................ Hancock. Maine............................................................................ Penobscot, Maine......................................................................... Sagadahoc, M aine........................................................................ Coos, New Hampshire.................................................................... Lamoille, Vermont........................................................................ Androscoggin, Maine .................................................................... Strafford. New Hampshire.............................................................. Knox, M aine................................................................................ Twenty lowest per capita incomes Percent of Dollars national average 6,716 64.0 6,823 65.0 6,949 66.2 7,150 68.1 7,376 70.3 70.4 7,389 70.7 7,416 71.7 7,521 7,545 71.9 74.5 7,816 74.7 7,839 7,937 75.6 77.7 8,156 8,219 78.3 8,237 78.5 8,287 79.0 8,307 79.2 8,324 79.3 79.7 8,368 8,417 80.2 Table 3.— Total and Per Capita Personal Income for States in the New England Region, 1976-81 Area United States.............................. SMSA counties....................................... Non SMSA counties................................ Total personal income Percent change Millions of dollars 1976 1981 1976-81 1,385,201 2,406,545 73.7 1,932,024 1,110,905 73.9 474,521 274,296 73.0 1976 6,367 6,769 5,134 Per capita personal income Percent change Percent of national average 1981 1976-81 1976 1981 100.0 10,495 64.8 100.0 106.6 11,188 65.3 106.3 8,382 80.6 79.9 63.3 Dollars New England region................................. SMSA counties.................................... Non-SMSA counties............................ 80,762 70,903 9,858 137,582 120,590 16,992 70.4 70.1 72.4 6,616 6,776 5,656 11,056 11,374 9,227 67.1 67.9 63.1 103.9 106.4 88.8 105.3 108.4 87.9 Connecticut......................................... Maine................................................ M assachusetts.................................... New Hampshire................................... Rhode Island....................................... Vermont............................................. 22,955 5,814 38,504 5,038 5,849 2,601 40,131 9,663 64,244 9,367 9,678 4,499 74.8 66.2 66.9 85.9 65.5 73.0 7,439 5,334 6,698 5,948 6,154 5,362 12,806 8,530 11,127 10,013 10,156 8,726 72.2 59.9 66.1 68.3 65.0 62.7 116.8 83.8 105.2 93.4 96.7 84.2 122.0 81.3 106.0 95.4 96.8 83.1 LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME NECMA’S 5 Table 4.— Personal Income for Metropolitan Areas of the New England Region, 1976-81 [Thousands of dollars] Boston— Lowell— Brockton— Lawrence— Haverhill, MA (NECMA) Bangor, ME (NECMA) 1976 Income by place of residence Total personal income............................................ 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 Nonfarm personal income1.................................................. Farm income................................................................... 706,408 697,140 9,268 763,392 754,989 8,403 833,123 824,139 8,984 934,371 926,679 7,692 1,028,498 1,024,609 3,889 1,137,327 1,128,578 8,749 26,041,922 26,013,519 28,403 28,411,196 28,363,386 47,810 31,280,119 31,226,248 53,871 34,957,503 34,904,920 52,583 39,408,284 39,358,476 49,808 44,026,925 43,973,544 53,381 Per capita personal income (dollars)............................. 5,212 5,608 6,085 6,812 7,503 8,219 7,043 7,702 8,506 9,524 10,752 11,930 Derivation of total personal income: Total earnings by place of work2.......................................... Less: Personal contributions for social insurance...................... Plus: Adjustment for residence............................................ Equals: Net earnings by place of residence............................. Plus: Dividends, interest, and ren t"....................................... Plus: Transfer paym ents.................................................... 552,490 30,735 -5 ,7 9 9 515,956 71,007 119,445 594,298 31,490 -8 ,7 6 8 554,040 79,866 129,486 648,516 34,956 -1 0 ,3 2 1 603,239 91,388 138,496 727,772 40,750 -1 3 ,4 3 7 673,585 106,558 154,228 789,195 45,217 -2 1 ,1 1 7 722,861 124,680 180,957 856,496 52,258 -2 1 ,7 3 8 782,500 152,271 202,556 20,186,988 973,619 -80 6 ,8 2 5 18,406,544 3,736,592 3,898,786 22,184,071 1,075,927 -912,096 20,196,048 4,201,204 4,013,944 24,534,580 1,224,259 -1,043,191 22,267,130 4,749,821 4,263,168 27,555,781 1,429,750 -1,227,238 24,898,793 5,422,711 4,635,999 30,811,273 1,631,199 -1,394,437 27,785,637 6,352,365 5,270,282 33,878,060 1,923,532 -1,548,207 30,406,321 7,667,160 5,953,444 Earnings by type: Wages and salaries........................................................... Other labor incom e........................................................... Proprietors’ income5 ......................................................... Farm ......................................................................... Nonfarm..................................................................... 464,984 «,19S 47,311 7,641 39,670 497,034 46,581 50,683 6,431 44,252 541,507 52,409 54,600 6,902 47,698 609,733 61,287 56,752 5,242 51,510 671,263 68,897 49,035 1,074 47,961 725,805 74,762 55,929 5,754 50,175 17,479,293 1,468,403 1,239,292 6,245 1,233,047 19,160,917 1,673,317 1,349,837 21,819 1,328,018 21,248,331 1,899,324 1,386,925 26,308 1,360,617 23,844,713 2,131,675 1,579,393 21,437 1,557,956 26,714,829 2,431,654 1,664,790 14,569 1,650,221 29,460,278 2,695,973 1,721,809 15,772 1,706,037 Earnings by industry: Farm............................................................................. Nonfarm......................................................................... Private...................................................................... Agricultural services, forestry, fisheries, and other6 ........... M ining.................................................................. Construction............................................................. Manufacturing......................................................... Nondurable goods................................................. Durable goods...................................................... Transportation and public utilities.................................. Wholesale trade.. ..................................................... Retail trade............................................................ Finance, insurance, and real esta te............................... Services.............................. ................................... Government and government enterprises............................. Federal, civilian......................................................... Federal, m ilitary*...................................................... State and local........................................................ 9,268 543,222 439,315 2,176 238 39,820 156,010 118,608 37,402 40,839 31,577 66,160 18,227 84,268 103,907 17,944 4,782 81,18! 8,403 585,895 475,859 (D> (D) ‘ 36,913 174,379 132,036 42,343 44,373 33,891 70,192 19,287 93,169 110,036 18,536 2,204 89,296 8,984 639,532 519,876 2,870 836 40,240 186,401 140,170 46,231 47,606 38,098 78,322 21,353 104,150 119,656 21,499 2,341 95,816 7,692 720,080 589,575 3,173 1,560 42,376 220,373 170,726 49,647 52,686 41,362 86,520 24,399 117,126 130,505 22,714 2,497 105,294 3,889 785,306 640,384 4,645 1,644 43,401 245,720 193,782 51,938 59,628 43,913 87,301 25,406 128,726 144,922 25,570 2,901 116,451 8,749 847,747 695,005 5,057 1,469 36,123 272,475 217,607 54,868 66,996 46,337 92,728 27,602 146,218 152,742 22,761 3,432 126,549 28,403 20,158,585 16,908,046 59,356 7,977 891,493 4,931,792 1,640,932 3,290,860 1,389,126 1,452,677 2,051,054 1,412,804 4,711,767 3,250,539 713,611 99,365 2,437,563 47,810 22,136,261 18,452,724 66,412 8,525 927,048 5,537,982 1,742,212 3,795,770 1,559,348 1,553,365 2,206,838 1,536,273 5,056,933 3,683,537 829,469 167,073 2,686,995 53,871 24,480,709 20,538,552 74,207 9,029 946,950 6,341,240 1,875,422 4,465,818 1,721,951 1,648,921 2,370,452 1,693,508 5,732,294 3,942,157 883,204 185,303 2,873,650 52,583 27,503,198 23,231,755 84,587 11,599 1,086,743 7,145,014 2,023,285 5,121,729 1,909,442 1,907,037 2,578,302 1,899,409 6,609,622 4,271,443 909,416 203,192 3,158,835 49,808 30,761,465 26,160,418 87,669 13,038 1,191,216 8,201,894 2,195,766 6,006,128 (0) 2,172,204 (0) 2,179,039 7,450,096 4,601,047 981,301 217,393 3,402,353 53,381 33,824,679 29,056,131 94,838 15,318 1,322,371 9,103,599 2,342,124 6,761,475 2,314,347 2,342,728 2,970,679 2,439,662 8,452,589 4,768,548 1,041,815 254,676 3,472,057 Earnings by place of work Bridgeport— Stamford— Norwalk— Danbury, CT (NECMA) Burlington, VT (NECMA) 1976 1977 1978 1979 Nonfarm personal income1.................................................. Farm income................................................................... 7,095,373 7,090,754 4,619 7,859,981 7,853,958 6,023 8,832,836 8,826,384 6,452 9,950,145 9,943,965 6,180 11,298,137 11,290,141 7,996 12,770,023 12,762,489 7,534 615,594 608,298 7,296 678,190 671,091 7,099 779,960 768,496 11,464 888,520 876,117 12,403 997,652 987,196 10,456 1,142,767 1,131,128 11,639 Per capita personal income (dollars)............................. 8,898 9,699 11,005 12,397 13,965 15,697 5,705 6,178 7,004 7,850 8,612 9,704 Derivation of total personal income: Total earnings by place of work2.......................................... Less: Personal contributions for social insurance...................... Plus: Adjustment for residence............................................ Equals: Net earnings by place of residence............................. Plus: Dividends, interest, and rent4 ....................................... Plus: Transfer paym ents.................................................... 4,560,307 224,475 790,840 5,126,672 1,288,506 680,195 5,142,774 253,911 819,873 5,708,736 1,432,886 718,359 5,876,830 295,427 853,500 6,434,903 1,655,403 742,530 6,709,876 351,801 860,485 7,218,560 1,912,112 819,473 7,631,306 403,505 862,323 8,090,124 2,259,973 948,040 8,507,833 486,368 937,227 8,958,692 2,721,199 1,090,132 538,504 28,356 -4 5 ,7 5 6 464,392 72,090 79,112 594,506 31,337 -5 1 ,1 7 4 511,995 84,575 81,620 697,010 37,485 -6 5 ,6 8 9 593,836 99,784 86,340 797,935 45,359 -8 1 ,5 1 0 671,066 119,084 98,370 887,737 50,996 -9 2 ,9 1 3 743,828 138,879 114,945 1,011,359 61,679 -104,988 844,692 168,302 129,773 Earnings by type: Wages and salaries........................................................... Other labor incom e........................................................... Proprietors’ income5 ......................................................... Farm ......................................................................... Nonfarm..................................................................... 3,784,251 346,348 429,708 2,493 427,215 4,231,489 399,867 511,418 3,503 507,915 4,811,085 463,988 601,757 3,738 598,019 5,481,659 536,362 691,855 3,171 688,684 6,308,168 632,786 690,352 4,567 685,785 7,085,915 715,752 706,166 3,864 702,302 460,995 39,249 38,260 5,125 33,135 508,940 44,913 40,653 4,569 36,084 598,345 53,856 44,809 8,800 36,009 689,242 62,445 46,248 9,346 36,902 770,269 72,117 45,351 6,989 38,362 878,833 84,096 48,430 8,007 40,423 Earnings by industry: 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 and government enterprises............................. Federal, civilian......................................................... Federal, military*...................................................... State and local......................................................... 4,619 4,555,688 4,114,857 20,814 3,500 203,427 1,811,926 434,829 1,377,097 193,689 338,245 438,405 236,997 867,854 440,831 60,240 8,128 372,463 6,023 5,136,751 4,671,426 24,242 27,043 229,043 2,014,892 494,406 1,520,486 219,493 389,091 482,154 283,782 1,001,686 465,325 65,444 7,128 392,753 6,452 5,870,378 5,366,699 25,541 30,440 281,754 2,286,692 559,856 1,726,836 255,517 458,362 545,523 347,650 1,135,220 503,679 78,947 7,525 417,207 6,180 6,703,696 6,167,294 (0) 36,708 (0) 2,600,952 627,268 1,973,684 <») 518,201 606,971 391,167 1,370,092 536,402 76,471 7,962 451,969 7,996 7,623,310 7,015,878 27,487 55,657 332,530 3,006,172 746,038 2,260,134 332,353 607,658 673,758 413,775 1,566,488 607,432 81,802 8,981 516,649 7,534 8,500,299 7,859,379 30,379 82,629 357,652 3,447,040 903,976 2,543,064 375,972 679,391 737,397 450,578 1,698,341 640,920 90,677 10,734 539,509 7,296 531,208 429,941 763 124 29,641 162,664 15,220 147,444 30,497 29,321 54,116 23,104 99,711 101,267 19,486 3,107 78,674 7,099 587,407 478,138 988 372 31,885 188,091 16,881 171,210 34,758 31,366 58,426 26,358 105,894 109,269 21,416 3,532 84,321 11,464 685,546 566,274 1,293 426 43,931 231,479 19,433 212,046 40,648 35,166 67,847 29,610 115,874 119,272 24,013 3,616 91,643 12,403 785,532 661,438 1,603 689 51,219 280,788 22,903 257,885 46,585 41,195 77,536 32,916 128,907 124,094 26,960 3,534 93,600 10,456 877,281 741,113 1,709 451 56,797 321,115 25,456 295,659 51,404 44,078 81,624 39,065 144,870 136,168 28,880 3,854 103,434 11,639 999,720 849,985 Income by place of residence Total personal income............................................ 1980 1981 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 Earnings by place of work See footnotes at end of tables. (D) (0) 64,130 378,977 30,609 348,368 55,758 48,224 92,835 43,351 164,328 149,735 30,583 4,596 114,556 LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME 6 NECMA’S Table 4.— Personal Income for Metropolitan Areas of the New England Region, 1976-81— Continued [Thousands of dollars] H a rtfo rd — N ew B r ita in — B r is t o l, C T (N E C M A ) L e w isto n — A u b u rn , M E (N E C M A ) 1976 1977 1978 In c o m e b y p la c e o f r e s id e n c e T otal personal in c o m e........................................................ Nonfarm personal income1.................................................. Farm income................................................................... 7,534,456 7,495,616 38,840 8,245,842 8,198,722 47,120 9,222,518 9,171,578 50,940 10,451,491 10,398,990 52,501 11,869,016 11,805,702 63,314 13,206,174 13,139,912 66,262 529,441 510,736 18,705 573,456 555,599 17,857 633,201 610,738 22,463 694,434 677,024 17,410 770,757 761,279 9,478 832,727 824,011 8,716 P er cap ita personal incom e (d ollars).................................... 7,191 7,920 8,810 9,970 11,263 12,472 5,451 5,841 6,407 6,968 7,722 8,324 Derivation of total personal income: Total earnings by place of work2.......................................... Less: Personal contributions for social insurance...................... Plus: Adjustment for residence............................................ Equals: Net earnings by place of residence............................. Plus: Dividends, interest, and rent4 ....................................... Plus: Transfer paym ents.................................................... 6,095,964 297,535 -321,279 5,477,150 1,125,709 931,597 6,673,640 326,576 -336,761 6,010,303 1,257,539 978,000 7,604,692 378,424 -417,554 6,808,714 1,426,452 987,352 8,703,346 451,728 -535,829 7,715,789 1,630,189 1,105,513 9,777,434 508,861 -61 2 ,0 6 8 8,656,505 1,934,005 1,278,506 10,619,559 597,209 -637,401 9,384,949 2,347,338 1,473,887 366,513 19,812 32,727 379,428 60,948 89,065 395,579 20,360 34,779 409,998 68,524 94,934 440,825 22,941 38,974 456,858 75,918 100,425 476,280 26,213 45,379 495,446 86,669 112,319 504,983 28,774 59,097 535,306 103,907 131,544 527,051 32,493 61,152 555,710 127,097 149,920 Earnings by type: Wages and salaries........................................................... Other labor incom e........................................................... Proprietors’ income5 ......................................................... Farm ......................................................................... Nonfarm..................................................................... 5,254,628 505,945 335,391 3,467 331,924 5,711,247 578,306 384,087 5,317 378,770 6,483,692 671,489 449,511 6,903 442,608 7,430,918 769,786 502,642 3,416 499,226 8,357,930 898,121 521,383 7,245 514,138 9,102,036 973,031 544,492 6,811 537,681 296,723 28,439 41,351 13,706 27,645 320,547 32,887 42,145 12,102 30,043 355,525 37,300 48,000 16,373 31,627 389,324 42,528 44,428 10,249 34,179 424,513 47,591 32,879 1,263 31,616 444,551 49,625 32,875 ai 32,906 Earnings by industry: Farm............................................................................. Nonfarm......................................................................... Private...................................................................... Agricultural services, forestry, fisheries, and other6 .......... Mining................................................................... Construction............................................................. Manufacturing......................................................... Nondurable goods.................................................. Durable goods...................................................... Transportation and public utilities................................. Wholesale trade....................................................... Retail trade............................................................. Finance, insurance, and real esta te............................... Services.................................................................. Government and government enterprises........................... Federal, civilian........................................................ Federal, military8 ...................................................... State and local......................................................... 38,840 6,057,124 5,250,086 14,792 5,680 249,633 2,121,936 322,114 1,799,822 259,550 376,869 549,750 752,523 919,353 807,038 114,957 14,698 677,383 47,120 6,626,520 5,763,356 16,944 7,852 276,887 2,289,564 324,574 1,964,990 301,644 396,266 593,403 849,123 1,031,673 863,164 120,806 17,255 725,103 50,940 7,553,752 6,609,034 21,456 9,415 334,983 2,604,405 359,709 2,244,696 342,765 473,407 670,345 988,077 1,164,181 944,718 133,254 17,218 794,246 52,501 8,650,845 7,622,187 23,865 10,024 380,406 3,058,525 413,885 2,644,640 389,109 562,583 743,633 1,116,816 1,337,226 1,028,658 147,708 18,846 862,104 63,314 9,714,120 8,601,651 25,967 8,376 401,947 3,501,893 465,952 3,035,941 432,269 621,594 796,982 1,275,398 1,537,225 1,112,469 163,482 20,895 928,092 66,262 10,553,297 9,359,317 25,938 6,619 420,148 3,690,846 503,631 3,187,215 475,689 719,166 859,146 1,467,081 1,694,684 1,193,980 175,544 23,692 994,744 18,705 347,808 311,451 (0) (L) 25,505 114,797 90,846 23,951 (0) 24,582 45,955 16,156 (D) 36,357 5,480 2,745 28,132 17,857 377,722 339,363 (D) (L) 25,465 127,756 100,662 27,094 (D) 24,916 50,702 17,544 71,939 38,359 5,950 1,271 31,138 22,463 418,362 377,485 (0) (L) 27,344 142,710 110,419 32,291 (0) 28,413 55,633 19,581 (D) 40,877 6,532 1,356 32,989 17,410 458,870 413,982 (0) (1) 30,380 154,717 118,748 35,969 (D) 31,094 58,194 20,910 92,797 44,888 6,880 1,394 36,614 9,478 495,505 448,207 1,486 (L) 33,406 169,017 129,759 39,258 * 26,275 32,867 59,261 22,561 103,323 47,298 6,972 1,632 38,694 8,716 518,335 468,463 1,786 (L) 34,140 173,122 133,649 39,473 26,612 34,738 61,740 23,722 112,590 49,872 6,817 2,007 41,048 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 In c o m e b y p la c e o f r e s id e n c e Total personal in co m e........................................................ Nonfarm personal income1.................................................. Farm income................................................................... 1,589,024 1,585,215 3,809 1,803,952 1,800,576 3,376 2,075,939 2,072,292 3,647 2,362,478 2,359,279 3,199 2,682,535 2,680,943 1,592 3,007,052 3,006,153 899 2,672,620 2,666,094 6,526 2,920,924 2,912,370 8,554 3,217,771 3,208,079 9,692 3,579,355 3,570,723 8,632 3,912,387 3,904,551 7,836 4,314,036 4,304,439 9,597 Per capita personal incom e (d ollars).................................... 6,211 6,861 7,727 8,584 9,668 10,766 5,742 6,256 6,869 7,561 8,219 9,047 Derivation of total personal income: Total earnings by place of work2.......................................... Less: Personal contributions for social insurance...................... Plus: Adjustment for residence............................................ Equals: Net earnings by place of residence............................. Plus: Dividends, interest, and rent4 ...................................... Plus: Transfer paym ents.................................................... 1,249,339 69,532 2,104 1,181,911 211,526 195,587 1,423,763 76,894 4,286 1,351,155 244,415 208,382 1,652,985 90,845 6,772 1,568,912 281,506 225,521 1,889,695 107,953 -2 ,4 3 6 1,779,306 328,703 254,469 2,125,885 122,696 -4 ,1 0 9 1,999,080 386,011 297,444 2,346,694 145,952 -5 ,8 7 5 2,194,867 469,511 342,674 1,744,886 84,989 233,520 1,893,417 299,542 479,661 1,916,272 93,738 253,494 2,076,028 342,134 502,762 2,116,419 106,564 295,356 2,305,211 380,641 531,919 2,312,356 121,108 369,221 2,560,469 430,491 588,395 2,458,884 132,050 419,777 2,746,611 489,298 676,478 2,634,638 152,333 476,278 2,958,583 595,404 760,049 Earnings by type: Wages and salaries........................................................... Other labor incom e........................................................... Proprietors’ incom e"......................................................... Farm ......................................................................... Nonfarm..................................................................... 1,056,415 104,337 88,587 2,081 86,506 1,198,871 123,145 101,747 1,303 100,444 1,390,744 149,100 113,141 1,439 111,702 1,591,826 174,088 123,781 584 123,197 1,802,121 199,904 123,860 -1 ,3 9 3 125,253 1,995,767 223,284 127,643 -2 ,2 6 9 129,912 1,504,659 133,315 106,912 3,369 103,543 1,645,215 154,564 116,493 4,880 111,613 1,818,508 177,799 120,112 5,773 114,339 1,981,287 196,809 134,260 4,211 130,049 2,105,960 212,901 140,023 2,841 137,182 2,256,027 229,987 148,624 4,251 144,373 Earnings by industry: 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 and government enterprises............................. Federal, civilian........................................................ Federal, m ilitary*...................................................... State and local......................................................... 3,809 1,245,530 1,105,151 2,486 1,667 67,721 460,402 168,590 291,812 99,857 78,253 132,317 66,697 195,751 140,379 45,040 2,755 92,584 3,376 1,420,387 1,257,080 2,902 1,966 83,160 519,981 188,468 331,513 112,196 90,112 149,958 77,586 219,219 163,307 55,650 3,961 103,696 3,647 1,649,338 1,465,998 3,287 2,098 92,898 602,064 214,067 387,997 130,820 107,136 177,500 93,485 256,710 183,340 63,864 4,344 115,132 3,199 1,886,496 1,695,305 3,638 2,335 104,001 717,533 241,093 476,440 150,837 121,459 192,997 108,042 294,463 191,191 60,278 4,706 126,207 1,592 2,124,293 1,909,104 3,618 2,401 107,581 827,922 258,590 569,332 165,950 138,143 203,575 117,174 342,740 215,189 71,959 5,382 137,848 899 2,345,795 2,123,188 4,030 2,621 109,341 927,193 268,814 658,379 181,384 157,646 223,615 125,830 391,528 222,607 70,468 6,526 145,613 6,526 1,738,360 1,475,722 29,854 709 59,705 724,974 345,608 379,366 81,464 90,655 185,981 56,871 245,509 262,638 21,717 10,852 230,069 8,554 1,907,718 1,623,182 34,432 810 61,010 813,769 372,036 441,733 87,331 98,648 201,909 61,858 263,415 284,536 19,652 9,418 255,466 9,692 2,106,727 1,799,159 46,127 760 72,143 902,055 413,490 488,565 94,003 107,010 224,931 68,113 284,017 307,568 22,556 10,138 274,874 8,632 2,303,724 1,986,533 52,308 824 81,516 986,322 444,271 542,051 101,730 120,717 244,189 76,348 322,579 317,191 23,845 11,367 281,979 7,836 2,451,048 2,106,696 49,373 1,256 86,480 1,028,213 459,907 568,306 113,383 123,519 256,829 83,859 363,784 344,352 24,710 12,505 307,137 9,597 2,625,041 2,266,793 (0) (0) 87,873 1,098,881 487,425 611,456 118,227 132,350 278,270 93,088 402,682 358,248 27,183 16,571 314,494 1979 1980 1981 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 E a rn in g s b y p la c e o f w o rk M a n c h e s te r — N a sh u a , NH (N E C M A ) N ew B e d fo r d — F a ll R iv e r, M A (N E C M A ) E a rn in g s b y p la c e o f w o rk See footnotes at end of tables. LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME NECMA’S 7 Table 4.— Personal Income for Metropolitan Areas of the New England Region, 1976-81— Continued _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ [Thousands of dollars]_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ New London— Norwich, CT (NECMA) New Haven— Waterbury— Meriden, CT (NECMA) 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 In c o m e b y p la c e o f r e s id e n c e Total personal in co m e........................................................ Nonfarm personal income1.................................................. Farm income................................................................... 5,211,209 5,203,899 7,310 5,694,025 5,683,944 10,081 6,300,147 6,289,767 10,380 7,079,704 7,070,060 9,644 7,878,824 7,866,191 12,633 8,707,336 8,695,766 11,570 1,523,656 1,513,140 10,516 1,708,813 1,698,350 10,463 1,856,174 1,842,988 13,186 2,089,172 2,076,949 12,223 2,361,482 2,346,761 14,721 2,681,741 2,666,072 15,669 Per cap ita personal incom e (d ollars).................................... 6,873 7,513 8,321 9,313 10,326 11,332 6,297 7,083 7,647 8,676 9,917 11,199 Derivation of total personal income: Total earnings by place of work2.......................................... Less: Personal contributions for social insurance...................... Plus: Adjustment for residence............................................ Equals: Net earnings by place of residence............................. Plus: Dividends, interest, and rent4 ...................................... Plus: Transfer paym ents.................................................... 3,710,066 185,895 147,333 3,671,504 794,160 745,545 4,048,163 203,684 172,812 4,017,291 888,494 788,240 4,496,068 230,110 218,855 4,484,813 1,014,786 800,548 4,999,334 266,494 300,414 5,033,254 1,166,787 879,663 5,416,006 290,274 377,491 5,503,223 1,363,069 1,012,532 5,803,645 336,013 420,372 5,888,004 1,658,958 1,160,374 1,239,006 60,216 -6 1 ,6 3 6 1,117,154 203,636 202,866 1,414,515 68,168 -8 4 ,1 0 7 1,262,240 229,749 216,824 1,491,647 72,666 -6 2 ,8 3 1 1,356,150 267,314 232,710 1,650,672 84,514 -4 0 ,4 2 9 1,525,729 311,172 252,271 1,842,545 94,558 -4 7 ,5 5 5 1,700,432 370,660 290,390 2,083,952 115,523 -6 9 ,9 3 1 1,898,498 450,390 332,853 Earnings by type: Wages and salaries........................................................... Other labor incom e........................................................... Proprietors' incom e'......................................................... Farm ......................................................................... Nonfarm..................................................................... 3,168,154 304,242 237,670 2,503 235,167 3,435,987 345,180 266,996 4,434 262,562 3,794,336 389,775 311,957 4,360 307,597 4,207,474 437,996 353,864 2,953 350,911 4,560,122 485,366 370,518 5,005 365,513 4,894,532 519,752 389,361 3,439 385,922 1,069,576 102,800 66,630 6,132 60,498 1,217,054 123,585 73,876 5,372 68,504 1,277,342 126,921 87,384 7,825 79,559 1,415,324 138,708 96,640 6,245 90,395 1,578,429 162,817 101,299 7,905 93,394 1,795,255 182,369 106,328 8,436 97,892 Earnings by industry: Farm............................................................................. Nonfarm......................................................................... Private...................................................................... Agricultural services, forestry, fisheries, and other6 ........... Mining................................................................... Construction............................................................. M anufacturing......................................................... Nondurable goods.................................................. Durable goods...................................................... Transportation and public utilities................................. Wholesale trade........................................................ Retail trade............................................................. Finance, insurance, and real esta te............................... Services................................................................. Government and government enterprises............................ Federal, civilian......................................................... Federal, military8 ...................................................... State and local........................................................ 7,310 3,702,756 3,241,675 6,793 5,539 182,777 1,203,072 327,373 875,699 328,552 233,265 366,732 167,816 747,129 461,081 88,322 8,934 363,825 10,081 4,038,082 3,554,359 8,081 7,353 201,295 1,316,116 361,435 954,681 368,912 263,555 392,825 187,633 808,589 483,723 93,684 9,731 380,308 10,380 4,485,688 3,960,006 8,640 2,429 240,591 1,437,063 373,951 1,063,112 415,642 303,950 432,915 214,293 904,483 525,682 110,446 10,329 404,907 9,644 4,989,690 4,435,746 9,023 2,749 279,749 1,602,022 393,237 1,208,785 461,771 341,587 474,702 239,418 1,024,725 553,944 102,910 10,609 440,425 12,633 5,403,373 4,799,254 9,906 2,489 289,930 1,696,299 416,257 1,280,042 498,778 383,019 499,788 265,960 1,153,085 604,119 113,998 11,547 478,574 11,570 5,792,075 5,146,715 10,321 7,318 293,931 1,774,461 424,892 1,349,569 541,028 422,425 530,299 297,812 1,269,120 645,360 124,748 13,651 506,961 10,516 1,228,490 936,375 2,407 802 41,135 521,734 106,617 415,117 53,009 34,693 106,799 23,242 152,554 292,115 65,216 111,375 115,524 10,463 1,404,052 1,064,700 3,267 955 40,893 608,825 117,291 491,534 60,867 35,588 116,587 26,407 171,311 339,352 67,707 148,433 123,212 13,186 1,478,461 1,105,913 3,614 986 43,997 599,924 131,040 468,884 67,024 36,098 130,060 31,319 192,891 372,548 76,762 161,942 133,844 12,223 1,638,449 1,245,870 4,026 1,145 73,255 662,060 148,917 513,143 73,207 40,406 140,467 35,283 216,021 392,579 81,729 166,043 144,807 14,721 1,827,824 1,407,004 4,179 1,132 50,180 760,195 169,974 590,221 81,823 45,755 151,136 38,219 244,385 420,820 85,705 179,187 155,928 15,669 2,068,283 1,608,684 3,612 1,087 120,742 850,875 178,154 672,721 88,482 58,640 165,309 40,248 279,689 459,599 93,001 198,209 168,389 1976 1977 E a rn in g s b y p la c e o f w o rk P o r tla n d , M E (N E C M A ) P itts fie ld , M A (N E C M A ) 1978 1979 1980 1981 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 In c o m e b y p la c e o f r e s id e n c e Total personal in c o m e....................................................... Nonfarm personal income1.................................................. Farm income................................................................... 920,656 916,501 4,155 979,937 975,027 4,910 1,070,791 1,065,397 5,394 1,179,694 1,174,727 4,967 1,295,467 1,291,197 4,270 1,435,866 1,431,567 4,299 1,437,461 1,428,771 8,690 1,584,268 1,576,039 8,229 1,769,480 1,759,604 9,876 1,974,914 1,967,018 7,896 2,204,746 2,199,849 4,897 2,455,534 2,450,050 5,484 Per cap ita personal incom e (d ollars).................................... 6,290 6,766 7,316 8,111 8,929 9,981 6,064 6,609 7,315 8,108 8,997 9,997 Derivation of total personal income: Total earnings by place of work2.......................................... Less: Personal contributions for social insurance...................... Plus: Adjustment for residence............................................ Equals: Net earnings by place of residence............................. Plus: Dividends, interest, and rent4 ....................................... Plus: Transfer paym ents.................................................... 668,261 32,164 -3 ,8 6 4 632,233 135,026 153,397 705,970 34,324 -2 ,4 5 4 669,192 151,044 159,701 772,224 38,667 -1 ,8 0 4 731,753 170,883 168,155 841,209 43,951 -1 ,0 6 4 796,194 195,315 188,185 906,814 48,382 -7 1 4 857,718 223,393 214,356 977,407 56,092 1,109 922,424 270,782 242,660 1,155,526 64,582 -95 ,7 6 1 995,183 207,785 234,493 1,273,907 67,667 -1 0 9 ,2 1 6 1,097,024 234,501 252,743 1,437,999 77,299 -1 2 7 ,9 6 2 1,232,738 268,396 268,346 1,598,973 90,034 -14 6 ,2 1 3 1,362,726 313,592 298,596 1,754,506 100,185 -162,766 1,491,555 369,820 343,371 1,909,530 116,712 -176,605 1,616,213 449,615 389,706 Earnings by type: Wages and salaries........................................................... Other labor income........................................................... Proprietors’ incom e'......................................................... Farm ......................................................................... Nonfarm..................................................................... 567,935 55,419 44,907 2,445 42,462 599,428 58,354 48,188 2,941 45,247 658,276 64,849 49,099 3,327 45,772 716,152 71,048 54,009 2,628 51,381 774,323 77,880 54,611 1,625 52,986 835,479 85,444 56,484 1,487 54,997 974,127 87,006 94,393 7,043 87,350 1,067,201 101,249 105,457 6,271 99,186 1,206,921 117,914 113,164 7,807 105,357 1,344,751 134,149 120,073 5,460 114,613 1,491,596 152,665 110,245 2,101 108,144 1,628,614 165,215 115,701 2,509 113,192 Earnings by industry: Farm............................................................................. Nonfarm......................................................................... Private...................................................................... Agricultural services, forestry, fisheries, and other6 .......... Mining................................................................... Construction............................................................. Manufacturing......................................................... Nondurable goods.................................................. Durable goods...................................................... Transportation and public utilities.................................. Wholesale trade........................................................ Retail trade............................................................. Finance, insurance, and real esta te............................... Services................................................................. Government and government enterprises............. ............... Federal, civilian........................................................ Federal, military8 ...................................................... State and local........................................................ 4,155 664,106 590,471 2,099 639 25,264 293,714 85,913 207,801 30,612 16,831 71,158 27,062 123,092 73,635 7,650 1,774 64,211 4,910 701,060 620,712 2,420 1,714 25,952 297,996 90,795 207,201 34,663 18,747 76,731 29,289 133,200 80,348 7,629 3,228 69,491 5,394 766,830 681,632 2,420 1,812 29,737 332,701 108,868 223,833 35,419 17,939 86,361 31,443 143,800 85,198 8,844 3,490 72,864 4,967 836,242 746,314 2,334 1,829 31,804 353,948 110,814 243,134 36,427 31,322 91,814 34,214 162,622 89,928 9,267 3,604 77,057 4,270 902,544 802,975 2,342 1,797 34,073 382,691 115,953 266,738 32,302 36,131 95,149 36,486 182,004 99,569 9,616 3,974 85,979 4,299 973,108 872,710 (0) (0) 36,811 412,624 127,828 284,796 34,752 40,130 103,358 40,084 200,477 100,398 10,681 4,967 84,750 8,690 1,146,836 966,197 (D) (0) 88,194 247,911 116,573 131,338 106,570 100,965 128,933 80,662 205,754 180,639 32,581 36,679 111,379 8,229 1,265,678 1,060,752 9,181 606 80,775 277,562 123,940 153,622 116,044 111,074 142,660 90,078 232,772 204,926 34,179 47,575 123,172 9,876 1,428,123 1,201,682 (0) (0) 86,809 331,108 137,758 193,350 124,374 119,125 165,255 101,005 263,057 226,441 38,947 55,764 131,730 7,896 1,591,077 1,347,680 9,929 650 91,334 388,354 149,240 239,114 139,257 132,616 175,597 112,962 296,981 243,397 41,270 58,139 143,988 4,897 1,749,609 1,483,253 11,172 678 92,564 447,258 167,942 279,316 141,096 142,255 186,767 127,199 334,264 266,356 43,498 65,583 157,275 5,484 1,904,046 1,615,406 12,883 956 104,092 473,170 180,253 292,917 147,720 153,372 203,878 143,785 375,550 288,640 43,221 75,598 169,821 E a rn in g s b y p la c e o f w o rk See footnotes at end of tables. LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME NECMA’S Table 4.— Personal Income for Metropolitan Areas of the New England Region, 1976-81— Continued [Thousands of dollars] P o rts m o u th — D o v e r— R o ch e ste r, N H - - M E ( N E C M A ) Providen ce— W a rw ick -- P a w t u c k e t , R l ( N E C M A ) 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1976 1977 Total personal in co m e........................................................ Nonfarm personal income1.................................................. Farm income................................................................... 2,152,496 2,453,928 2,809,302 3,184,637 3,579,071 4,041,685 5,392,422 2,139,477 13,019 2,441,572 12,356 2,794,741 14,561 3,172,418 12,219 3,571,276 7,795 4,035,119 6,566 5,384,202 8,220 P er cap ita personal incom e (d o lla rs).................................... 5,705 6,268 6,976 7,732 8,583 9,486 Derivation of total personal Income: Total earnings by place of work2.......................................... Less: Personal contributions lor social insurance...................... Plus: Adjustment for residence............................................ Equals: Net earnings by place of residence............................. Plus: Dividends, interest, and rent4 ....................................... Plus: Transfer payments..................................................... 1,287,145 72,011 338,456 1,553,590 282,670 316,236 1,489,242 81,194 373,740 1,781,788 329,098 343,042 1,751,330 96,359 409,197 2,064,168 374,094 371,040 1,992,005 113,457 452,437 2,330,985 433,084 420,568 2,210,960 127,828 497,437 2,580,569 504,942 493,560 Earnings by type: Wages and salaries........................................................... Other labor incom e........................................................... Proprietors' income5 .......................................................... Farm ......................................................................... Ncnfarm..................................................................... 1,082,065 86,187 118,893 9,351 109,542 1,247,419 105,655 136,168 7,940 128,228 1,468,699 130,699 151,932 9,295 142,637 1,672,358 155,472 164,175 6,104 158,071 Earnings by industry: Farm............................................................................. Nonfarm......................................................................... Private...................................................................... Agricultural services, forestry, fisheries, and other4 .......... Mining................................................................... Construction............................................................. Manufacturing......................................................... Nondurable goods.................................................. Durable goods...................................................... Transportation and public utilities.................................. Wholesale trade........................................................ Retail trade............................................................. Finance, insurance, and real esta te............................... Services................................................................. Government and government enterprises............................. federal, civilian......................................................... Federal, military8 ...................................................... State and local......................................................... 13,019 1,274,126 921,467 5,595 858 85,572 354,113 165,860 188,253 42,111 53,963 171,902 39,659 167,694 352,659 146,769 57,388 148,502 12,356 1,476,886 1,083,624 (D) (0) 107,796 425,493 201,481 224,012 46,618 62,460 190,187 44,775 197,765 393,262 164,834 61,756 166,672 14,561 1,736,769 1,306,923 (0) (0) 150,678 522,746 229,499 293,247 52,935 72,862 218,896 53,421 225,779 429,846 180,443 65,224 184,179 12,219 1,979,786 1,521,957 (D) (D) 185,547 617,914 258,558 359,356 61,395 85,079 241,513 61,585 258,748 457,829 193,001 67,045 197,783 1978 1979 1980 5,898,743 6,531,681 7,256,933 7,991,524 8,839,316 5,891,095 7,648 6,522,498 9,183 7,248,685 8,248 7,983,385 8,139 8,831,995 7,321 6,211 6,763 7,466 8,298 9,217 10,150 2,467,482 153,367 549,055 2,863,170 614,855 563,660 3,858,731 237,432 128,228 3,749,527 712,190 930,705 4,216,018 262,056 150,612 4,104,574 814,420 979,749 4,696,334 295,176 162,085 4,563,243 927,670 1,040,768 5,211,901 340,888 183,682 5,054,695 1,067,428 1,134,810 5,627,615 372,983 209,049 5,463,681 1,203,328 1,324,515 6,034,879 431,892 256,800 5,859,787 1,468,724 1,510,805 1,872,358 179,767 158,835 1,146 157,689 2,101,199 202,178 164,105 -7 6 8 164,873 3,305,793 303,262 249,676 5,105 244,571 3,577,191 351,628 287,199 4,009 283,190 3,962,061 400,675 333,598 4,664 329,034 4,387,281 442,342 382,278 3,126 379,152 4,753,392 491,512 382,711 2,694 380,017 5,103,316 535,227 396,336 1,599 394,737 7,795 2,203,165 1,701,565 9,205 1,596 187,497 711,819 263,688 448,131 71,383 96,695 257,288 74,398 291,684 501,600 209,138 71,618 220,844 6,566 2,460,916 1,914,525 10,266 1,112 238,817 768,339 279,944 488,395 81,215 109,063 281,517 91,565 332,631 546,391 237,915 81,831 226,645 8,220 3,850,511 3,283,590 13,498 1,819 174,256 1,333,137 437,705 895,432 201,491 246,633 403,230 216,849 692,677 566,921 94,184 16,065 456,672 7,648 4,208,370 3,597,443 15,219 2,058 . 190,646 1,466,444 467,772 998,672 207,493 262,897 431,401 242,824 778,461 610,927 100,519 15,264 495,144 9,183 4,687,151 4,021,291 17,611 3,417 222,171 1,638,208 516,831 1,119,377 226,057 296,047 474,479 275,772 869,529 666,860 110,131 16,198 539,531 8,248 5,203,653 4,464,162 18,693 3,762 254,197 1,780,357 556,820 1,223,537 250,648 327,824 518,846 305,866 1,003,969 739,491 118,724 17,478 603,289 8,139 5,619,476 4,818,636 19,549 3,213 249,591 1,931,305 595,394 1,335,911 269,809 350,763 545,939 336,559 1,111,908 800,840 123,437 20,098 657,305 7,321 6,027,558 5,164,030 21,784 3,788 251,256 2,070,428 644,874 1,425,554 297,723 366,595 572,819 364,871 1,214,766 863,528 133,867 25,388 704,273 1981 Inc om e b y place o f residence E a rn in g s b y place o f w o rk S p ring field— Chicopee— H o ly o k e , M A ( N E C M A ) W o rc e s te r-- F i t c h b u r g — Le o m in s te r, M A ( N E C M A ) 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 Total personal in co m e........................................................ Nonfarm personal income1.................................................. Farm income................................................................... 3,510,840 3,831,848 4,210,272 4,671,867 5,165,899 5,662,062 3,969,790 4,247,704 4,689,792 5,210,488 5,768,686 6,329,433 3,493,400 17,440 3,816,246 15,602 4,196,614 13,658 4,657,801 14,066 5,149,000 16,899 5,647,018 15,044 3,956,940 12,850 4,231,963 15,741 4,670,668 19,124 5,192,424 18,064 5,752,552 16,134 6,311,368 18,065 P er cap ita personal incom e (d ollars).................................... 5,949 6,530 7,216 8,020 8,873 9,704 6,199 6,619 7,238 8,026 8,919 9,740 Derivation of total personal income: Total earnings by place of work1.......................................... Less: Personal contributions for social insurance...................... Plus: Adjustment tor residence............................................ Equals: Net earnings by place of residence............................. Plus: Dividends, interest, and rent4 ....................................... Plus: Transfer paym ents.................................................... 2,435,822 118,120 117,346 2,435,048 466,751 609,041 2,684,828 130,748 127,123 2,681,203 521,297 629,348 2,965,789 149,284 140,837 2,957,342 586,124 666,806 3,263,725 170,497 170,486 3,263,714 668,283 739,870 3,535,851 189,013 202,029 3,548,867 771,798 845,234 3,759,983 215,772 226,198 3,770,409 940,363 951,290 2,829,664 135,702 149,285 2,843,247 479,132 647,411 3,003,912 144,763 178,227 3,037,376 542,268 668,060 3,332,294 165,506 201,204 3,367,992 600,854 720,946 3,693,288 190,941 229,197 3,731,544 676,953 801,991 4,003,589 211,408 266,603 4,058,784 784,092 925,810 4,289,569 243,937 282,027 4,327,659 953,351 1,048,423 Earnings by type: Wages and salaries........................................................... Other labor incom e........................................................... Proprietors’ income5 ......................................................... Farm ......................................................................... Nonfarm..................................................................... 2,088,746 188,313 158,763 9,258 149,505 2,299,678 219,924 165,226 5,829 159,397 2,552,807 247,682 165,300 3,385 161,915 2,802,187 277,414 184,124 2,432 181,692 3,035,336 306,154 194,361 3,708 190,653 3,230,660 328,368 200,955 1,021 199,934 2,431,892 231,935 165,837 6,726 159,111 2,559,682 264,841 179,389 8,571 170,818 2,850,770 298,691 182,833 11,547 171,286 3,153,998 335,133 204,157 9,499 194,658 3,421,306 369,973 212,310 6,442 205,868 3,667,437 398,646 223,486 7,734 215,752 Earnings by industry: 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 and government enterprises............................. Federal, civilian......................................................... Federal, military8 ...................................................... State and local......................................................... 17,440 2,418,382 1,955,335 5,576 2,845 89,327 791,703 364,379 427,324 139,117 127,001 259,688 128,194 411,884 463,047 88,268 7,505 367,274 15,602 2,669,226 2,163,124 6,718 2,758 93,615 900,841 399,261 501,580 160,462 137,295 271,537 140,516 449,382 506,102 91,087 8,877 406,138 13,658 2,952,131 2,402,933 7,211 2,243 110,952 1,007,941 438,240 569,701 174,749 152,107 293,234 158,203 496,293 549,198 102,378 9,207 437,613 14,066 3,249,659 2,676,974 7,392 2,494 128,628 1,116,655 469,735 646,920 199,861 173,988 318,880 176,748 552,328 572,685 108,731 9,810 454,144 16,899 3,518,952 2,901,862 7,694 2,613 (D) 1,192,471 502,420 690,051 206,789 192,850 336,040 (0) 626,079 617,090 114,620 10,946 491,524 15,044 3,744,939 3,093,522 7,945 2,736 145,553 1,239,521 519,082 720,439 216,587 207,001 356,180 223,690 694,309 651,417 127,712 13,606 510,099 12,850 2,816,814 2,369,994 6,627 1,659 100,586 1,124,805 357,083 767,722 163,190 156,964 269,878 130,110 416,175 446,820 56,389 61,802 328,629 15,741 2,988,171 2,582,234 7,670 1,698 108,252 1,245,309 388,099 857,210 175,857 167,553 287,868 138,149 449,878 405,937 35,256 8,004 362,677 19,124 3,313,170 2,875,679 8,269 1,438 126,397 1,412,261 419,233 993,028 183,014 189,818 308,204 152,365 493,913 437,491 40,651 8,741 388,099 18,064 3,675,224 3,235,794 7,435 1,464 144,732 1,589,444 425,583 1,163,861 201,758 214,414 340,023 168,860 567,664 439,430 41,856 9,284 388,290 16,134 3,987,455 3,515,208 7,489 2,164 153,811 1,711,955 455,702 1,256,253 222,953 232,640 (D) 187,464 (0) 472,247 43,360 10,393 418,494 18,065 4,271,504 3,776,410 7,523 2,254 160,227 1,813,543 496,447 1,317,096 237,962 245,973 384,131 207,321 717,476 495,094 47,995 12,754 434,345 Incom e b y place o f residence Ea rn in g s b y place o f w o rk See footnotes at end of tables. O H O U .S . D E P A R T M E N T O F C O M M E R C E BU REA U OF THE C E N SU S R e v is e d _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME O O 10 LO C AL A R E A P E R S O N A L INCO M E CONNECTICUT Total Personal Income 1981 Percent of State Total: Connecticut Hartford, CT (32.9%) Percent Total Personal Income Percent Change 1 9 7 7 -8 1 U.S. Connecticut Bridgeport CT Hartford CT New Haven CT New London CT CT Non—NECMA 11 LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME CONNECTICUT Table 5.— Personal Income for States and Counties of the New England Region, 1976—81 [Thousands of dollars] Fairfield, Connecticut State of Connecticut 1978 1977 1976 1979 1980 Income by place of residence 1981 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 Farm income................................................................... 22,955,343 22,875,894 79,449 25,266,445 25,172,882 93,563 28,183,301 28,077,496 105,805 31,786,149 31,681,688 104,461 35,893,672 35,768,237 125,435 40,131,149 39,998,884 132,265 7,095,373 7,090,754 4,619 7,859,981 7,853,958 6,023 8,832,836 8,826,384 6,452 9,950,145 9,943,965 6,180 11,298,137 11,290,141 7,996 12,770,023 12,762,489 7,534 P er cap ita personal incom e (d ollars).................................... 7,439 8,180 9,107 10,254 11,527 12,806 8,898 9,699 11,005 12,397 13,965 15,697 16,518,174 813,276 795,325 16,500,223 3,673,634 2,781,486 18,301,993 903,003 832,754 18,231,744 4,101,318 2,933,383 20,624,893 1,034,575 902,760 20,493,078 4,691,614 2,998,609 23,333,679 1,220,944 964,945 23,077,680 5,390,362 3,318,107 26,065,267 1,370,728 1,001,173 25,695,712 6,360,684 3,837,276 28,529,430 1,621,165 1,110,377 28,018,642 7,701,896 4,410,611 4,560,307 224,475 790,840 5,126,672 1,288,506 680,195 5,142,774 253,911 819,873 5,708,736 1,432,886 718,359 5,876,830 295,427 853,500 6,434,903 1,655,403 742,530 6,709,876 351,801 860,485 7,218,560 1,912,112 819,473 7,631,306 403,505 862,323 8,090,124 2,259,973 948,040 8,507,833 486,368 937,227 8,958,692 2,721,199 1,090,132 14,020,699 1,327,730 1,169,745 26,766 1,142,979 15,422,385 1,526,240 1,353,368 31,483 1,321,885 17,290,890 1,744,487 1,589,516 40,263 1,549,253 19,547,892 1,986,744 1,799,043 31,441 1,767,602 21,928,198 2,297,261 1,839,808 42,071 1,797,737 24,094,667 2,522,907 1,911,856 43,777 1,868,079 3,784,251 346,348 429,708 2,493 427,215 4,231,489 399,867 511,418 3,503 507,915 4,811,085 463,988 601,757 3,738 598,019 5,481,659 536,362 691,855 3,171 688,684 6,308,168 632,786 690,352 4,567 685,785 7,085,915 715,752 706,166 3,864 702,302 79,449 16,438,725 14,335,452 48,898 17,450 728,521 6,031,333 1,304,873 4,726,460 864,303 1,012,976 1,560,168 1,205,577 2,866,226 2,103,273 338,163 145,843 1,619,267 93,563 18,208,430 15,949,560 57,094 45,022 810,221 6,654,694 1,423,426 5,231,268 985,062 1,117,920 1,691,631 1,376,681 3,211,235 2,258,870 357,281 184,474 1,717,115 105,805 20,519,088 18,056,554 64,344 44,876 973,789 7,413,534 1,561,122 5,852,412 1,118,051 1,313,449 1,894,965 1,617,771 3,615,775 2,462,534 410,070 199,132 1,853,332 104,461 23,229,218 20,593,531 69,025 52,334 1,134,446 8,455,265 1,733,736 6,721,529 1,260,527 1,513,850 2,091,683 1,823,699 4,192,702 2,635,687 419,266 205,736 2,010,685 125,435 25,939,832 23,043,882 72,593 69,611 1,192,731 9,544,404 1,960,858 7,583,546 1,390,401 1,717,334 2,255,506 2,034,535 4,766,767 2,895,950 456,230 223,193 2,216,527 132,265 28,397,165 25,310,421 75,504 99,714 1,283,426 10,406,092 2,194,243 8,211,849 1,531,258 1,940,049 2,435,411 2,295,960 5,243,007 3,086,744 496,741 249,420 2,340,583 4,619 4,555,688 4,114,857 20,814 3,500 203,427 1,811,926 434,829 1,377,097 193,689 338,245 438,405 236,997 867,854 440,831 60,240 8,128 372,463 6,023 5,136,751 4,671,426 24,242 27,043 229,043 2,014,892 494,406 1,520,486 219,493 389,091 482,154 283,782 1,001,686 465,325 65,444 7,128 392,753 6,452 5,870,378 5,366,699 25,541 30,440 281,754 2,286,692 559,856 1,726,836 255,517 458,362 545,523 347,650 1,135,220 503,679 78,947 7,525 417,207 6,180 6,703,696 6,167,294 (D) 36,708 (0) 2,600,952 627,268 1,973,684 (D) 518,201 606,971 391,167 1,370,092 536,402 76,471 7,962 451,969 7,996 7,623,310 7,015,878 27,487 55,657 332,530 3,006,172 746,038 2,260,134 332,353 607,658 673,758 413,775 1,566,488 607,432 81,802 8,981 516,649 7,534 8,500,299 7,859,379 30,379 82,629 357,652 3,447,040 903,976 2,543,064 375,972 679,391 737,397 450,578 1,698,341 640,920 90,677 10,734 539,509 Derivation of total personal income: Plus: Transfer paym ents..................................................... Earnings by place of work Earnings by type: Nonfarm..................................................................... Earnings by industry: Agricultural services, forestry, fisheries, and other6 ........... Government and government enterprises............................. State and local......................................................... Litchfield, Connecticut Hartford, Connecticut 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 Nonfarm personal incom e'.................................................. Farm income................................................................... 5,990,860 5,963,044 27,816 6,563,917 6,529,275 34,642 7,320,953 7,284,717 36,236 8,290,224 8,252,091 38,133 9,420,682 9,374,421 46,261 10,485,036 10,436,689 48,347 1,082,842 1,074,724 8,118 1,198,606 1,189,015 9,591 1,345,169 1,333,787 11,382 1,513,506 1,502,283 11,223 1,707,219 1,694,512 12,707 1,890,963 1,877,811 13,152 Per cap ita personal incom e (d ollars).................................... 7,390 8,140 9,083 10,292 11,642 12,902 7,212 8,040 8,751 9,726 10,845 11,789 Derivation of total personal income: Total earnings by place of work2.......................................... Less: Personal contributions for social insurance...................... Plus: Adjustment for residence............................................ Equals: Net earnings by place of residence............................. Plus: Dividends, Interest, and ren t*....................................... Plus: Transfer paym ents.................................................... 5,314,711 259,389 -7 3 2 ,4 0 6 4,322,916 916,375 751,569 5,841,632 285,909 -803,188 4,752,535 1,023,522 787,860 6,661,149 331,818 -957,457 5,371,874 1,157,606 791,473 7,630,110 396,799 -1,150,916 6,082,395 1,319,868 887,961 8,591,358 447,996 -1,315,518 6,827,844 1,567,328 1,025,510 9,338,434 526,635 -1,411,165 7,400,634 1,901,328 1,183,074 587,285 29,224 184,450 742,511 201,737 138,594 665,612 33,140 197,718 830,190 224,701 143,715 757,141 38,226 229,508 948,423 252,286 144,460 836,162 43,988 276,142 1,068,316 285,315 156,875 930,200 49,215 305,015 1,186,000 333,312 187,907 999,123 57,327 330,118 1,271,914 402,139 216,910 Earnings by type: Wages and salaries........................................................... Other labor incom e........................................................... Proprietors' income6 ......................................................... Farm ......................................................................... Nonfarm..................................................................... 4,601,459 448,246 265,006 -5 2 265,058 5,023,866 515,233 302,533 1,622 300,911 5,708,595 598,170 354,384 1,500 352,884 6,549,932 684,210 395,968 -5 9 7 396,565 7,379,042 799,446 412,870 2,003 410,867 8,041,183 865,412 431,839 1,450 430,389 477,617 43,032 66,636 5,070 61,566 536,673 49,862 79,077 6,015 73,062 605,842 58,520 92,779 7,588 85,191 666,854 66,025 103,283 6,999 96,284 749,610 75,833 104,757 7,889 96,868 805,820 84,680 108,623 8,028 100,595 Earnings by industry: Farm............................................................................. Nonfarm......................................................................... Private...................................................................... Agricultural services, forestry, fisheries, and other6 ........... Mining................................................................... Construction............................................................. Manufacturing......................................................... Nondurable goods.................................................. Durable goods...................................................... Transportation and public utilities.................................. Wholesale trade........................................................ Retail trade............................................................. Finance, insurance, and real e sta te............................... Services.................................................................. Government and government enterprises............................. Federal, civilian......................................................... Federal, military8 ..................................................... State and local......................................................... 27,816 5,286,895 4,656,999 11,821 4,422 209,040 1,851,833 223,534 1,628,299 231,242 350,781 465,663 732,930 799,267 629,896 107,147 12.205 510,544 34,642 5,806,990 5,133,147 13,286 6,045 231,416 2,019,932 241,578 1,778,354 269,972 368,086 501,267 824,928 898,215 673,843 112,567 14,877 546,399 36,236 6,624,913 5,889,667 17,559 7,636 282,571 2,297,887 269,217 2,028,670 306,420 439,842 565,489 958,983 1,013,280 735,246 124,370 14,641 596,235 38,133 7,591,977 6,790,332 19,602 8,321 (D) 2,693,121 314,375 2,378,746 (») 522,793 625,831 1,084,437 1,168,819 801,645 138,829 16,110 646,706 46,261 8,545,097 7,678,054 21,565 6,443 336,307 3,094,885 364,518 2,730,367 381,857 576,108 670,541 1,241,585 1,348,763 867,043 153,706 17,847 695,490 48,347 9,290,087 8,366,182 20,887 4,541 358,811 3,257,846 392,450 2,865,396 417,302 666,955 718,159 1,431,295 1,490,386 923,905 164,891 20,091 738,923 8,118 579,167 515,682 3,020 879 39,051 231,567 41,152 190,415 16,418 20,063 62,755 17,488 124,441 63,485 6,164 1,619 55,702 9,591 656,021 589,091 (D) (0) 48,408 268,180 46,371 221,809 20,295 22,152 68,496 20,242 137,402 66,930 6,373 1,183 59,374 11,382 745,759 673,386 3,622 668 56,877 308,871 51,285 257,586 22,723 28,958 74,173 25,241 152,253 72,373 7,056 1,301 64,016 11,223 824,939 747,748 12,707 917,493 818,713 3,763 947 71,057 373,901 68,911 304,990 28,950 42,265 88,220 28,480 181,130 98,780 7,142 1,599 90,039 13,152 985,971 897,096 3,858 996 71,674 417,107 83,090 334,017 29,590 41,243 94,777 27,608 210,243 88,875 7,907 1,930 79,038 Income by place of residence Earnings by place of work See footnotes at end of tables. (D) (D) 64,366 336,946 59,002 277,944 25,879 36,881 82,990 28,573 167,606 77,191 6,711 1,403 69,077 12 LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME CONNECTICUT Table 5.— Personal Income for States and Counties of the New England Region, 1976-81— Continued [Thousands of dollars] Middlesex, Connecticut 1976 1977 New Haven, Connecticut 1978 1979 1980 1981 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 Income by place of residence T otal personal in co m e.......................................... Nonfarm personal income1.............................................. Farm income.......................................... 867,642 861,892 5,750 947,033 940,766 6,267 1,067,492 1,059,797 7,695 1,216,879 1,209,580 7,299 1,372,993 1,364,472 8,521 1,525,099 1,516,169 8,930 5,211,209 5,203,899 7,310 5,694,025 5,683,944 10,081 6,300,147 6,289,767 10,380 7,079,704 7,070,060 9,644 7,878,824 7,866,191 12,633 8,707,336 8,695,766 ' 11570 P er cap ita personal incom e (d ollars).............................. 6,928 7,594 8,427 9,480 10,600 11,590 6,873 7,513 8,321 9,313 10,326 11,332 538,096 26,274 114,866 626,688 132,862 108,092 568,409 27,834 144,889 685,464 147,516 114,053 650,698 32,310 163,002 781,390 169,716 116,386 747,317 38,614 182,922 891,625 195,989 129,265 832,474 43,221 203,436 992,689 230,779 149,525 896,445 50,246 226,029 1,072,228 280,276 172,595 3,710,066 185,895 147,333 3,671,504 794,160 745,545 4,048,163 203,684 172,812 4,017,291 888,494 788,240 4,496,068 230,110 218,855 4,484,813 1,014,786 800,548 4,999,334 266,494 300,414 5.033Ì254 1,166,787 8793163 5,416,006 290,274 377491 5,503>23 1,363,069 L0R532 5,803,645 336013 420^372 5,888,004 1 658 958 U 60T74 460,520 45,574 42,002 502 41,500 471,304 49,446 47,659 141 47,518 536,214 57,680 56,804 1,212 55,592 616,255 68,004 63,058 81 62,977 690,060 79,033 63,381 288 63,093 744,833 85,965 65,647 181 65,466 3,168,154 304,242 237,670 2,503 235,167 3,435,987 345,180 266,996 4,434 262,562 3,794,336 389,775 311,957 4,360 307,597 4,207,474 437,996 353,864 2,953 350,911 4,560,122 485,366 3703)18 365,513 4,894,532 519 752 389,361 3,439 385,922 5,750 532,346 458,802 1,825 840 24,635 232,970 79,113 153,857 24,224 18,064 53,739 13,470 89,035 73,544 4,656 1,453 67,435 6,267 562,142 482,971 (0) (D) 27,416 231,127 63,089 168,038 27,412 (0) 60,171 16,579 97,530 79,171 4,918 1,057 73,196 7,695 643,003 555,237 2,289 902 30,983 267,567 70,203 197,364 31,386 23,230 68,314 20,235 110,331 87,766 5,511 1,144 81,111 7,299 740,018 645,700 (0) (D) (D) 321,888 77,598 244,290 (D) 26,890 77,465 22,143 122,137 94,318 5,655 1,228 87,435 8,521 823,953 722,053 2,701 1,201 37,426 360,531 79,624 280,907 44,862 31,055 83,714 23,632 136,931 101,900 6,178 1,392 94,330 8,930 887,515 777,492 (0) (0) 35,282 383,271 86,975 296,296 51,326 34,882 94,930 25,552 147,822 110,023 6,963 1,661 101,399 7,310 3,702,756 3,241,675 6,793 5,539 182,777 1,203,072 327,373 875,699 328,552 233,265 366,732 167,816 747,129 461,081 88,322 8,934 363,825 10,081 4,038,082 3,554,359 8,081 7,353 201,295 1,316,116 361,435 954,681 368,912 263,555 392,825 187,633 808,589 483,723 93,684 9,731 380,308 10,380 4,485,688 3,960,006 8,640 2,429 240,591 1,437,063 373,951 1,063,112 415,642 303,950 432,915 214,293 904,483 525,682 110,446 10,329 404,907 9,644 4,989,690 4,435,746 9^023 2,749 279,749 1,602,022 393,237 1,208,785 461,771 341,587 474,702 239,418 1,024,725 553^944 102,910 10,609 440,425 12,633 5,403,373 4799254 9,906 2,489 289,930 1,696,299 416,257 1,280042 498,778 383,019 499,788 265^960 1,153 085 604,119 113,998 11,547 478,574 11,570 5,792’075 5,146,715 10,321 7,318 293^931 1,774*461 424*892 1 349 569 541Ì028 422,425 530299 297,812 1 269 120 645Ì360 124J48 13,651 506,961 1976 1977 1980 1981 Derivation of total personal income: Total earnings by place of work2.......................................... Less: Personal contributions for social insurance...................... Plus: Adjustment for residence.......................................... Equals: Net earnings by place of residence............................. Plus: Dividends, interest, and rent4 ....................................... Plus: Transfer payments............................................ Earnings by place of work Earnings by type: Wages and salaries............................................. Other labor incom e......................................... Farm ............................................... Nonfarm....................................... Earnings by Industry: Farm............................................................................. Private....................................................................... Agricultural services, forestry, fisheries, and other*........... Durable goods...................................................... Transportation and public utilities.................................. Retail trade........................................... Finance, insurance, and real esta te............................... Government and government enterprises............................. Federal, civilian........................................................ State and local......................................................... New London, Connecticut ... Tolland, Connecticut 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1,523,656 1,513,140 10,516 1,708,813 1,698,350 10,463 1,856,174 1,842,988 13,186 2,089,172 2,076,949 12,223 2,361,482 2,346,761 14,721 2,681,741 2,666,072 15,669 675,954 670,680 5,274 734,892 728,681 6,211 834,073 827,064 7,009 944,388 937,319 7,069 1,075,341 1,066,809 8,532 1,196,039 1,187,054 8,985 Per cap ita personal incom e (d ollars).............. 6,297 7,083 7,647 8,676 9,917 11,199 6,044 Derivation of total personal income: Total earnings by place of work2.................... Less: Personal contributions for social insurance. Plus: Adjustment for residence...................... Equals: Net earnings by place of residence....... Plus: Dividends, interest, and rent4 ................ Plus: Transfer paym ents.............................. 6,677 7,305 8,251 9,345 10,433 1,239,006 60,216 -6 1 ,6 3 6 1,117,154 203,636 202,866 1,414,515 68,168 -8 4 ,1 0 7 1,262,240 229,749 216,824 1,491,647 72,666 -62 ,8 3 1 1,356,150 267,314 232,710 1,650,672 84,514 -4 0 ,4 2 9 1,525,729 311,172 252,271 1,842,545 94,558 -4 7 ,5 5 5 1,700,432 370,660 290,390 2,083,952 115,523 -69 ,9 3 1 1,898,498 450,390 332,853 243,157 11,872 296,261 527,546 76,472 71,936 263,599 12,833 321,538 572,304 86,501 76,087 292,845 14,296 376,901 655,450 99,130 79,493 325,919 16,315 432,165 741,769 114,332 88,287 353,602 17,644 500,014 835,972 135,898 103,471 384,680 20,328 547,735 912,087 165,734 118,218 Earnings by type: Wages and salaries.. Other labor income.. Proprietors' income5 Farm ............... Nonfarm........... 1,069,576 102,800 66,630 6,132 60,498 1,217,054 123,585 73,876 5,372 68,504 1,277,342 126,921 87,384 7,825 79,559 1,415,324 138,708 96,640 6,245 90,395 1,578,429 162,817 101,299 7,905 93,394 1,795,255 182,369 106,328 8,436 97,892 202,649 12,125 28,383 3,017 25,366 216,077 13,627 33,895 3,554 30,341 Earnings by industry: Farm.................................................................. Nonfarm............................................................. Private........................................................... Agricultural services, forestry, fisheries, and other6 Mining........................................................ Construction.................................................. Manufacturing.............................................. . Nondurable goods....................................... Durable goods........................................... Transportation and public utilities...................... . Wholesale trade............................................. Retail trade................................................... Finance, insurance, and real estate.................... Services....................................................... Government and government enterprises.................. Federal, civilian.............................................. Federal, military*........................................... State and local.............................................. 238,883 15,639 38,323 4,191 34,132 264,731 17,572 43,616 3,932 39,684 288,828 19,642 45,132 4,954 40,178 316,020 21,654 47,006 5,180 41,826 10,516 1,228,490 936.375 2,407 802 41,135 521,734 106,617 415,117 53,009 34,693 106,799 23,242 152,554 292,115 65,216 111.375 115,524 10,463 1,404,052 1,064,700 3,267 955 40,893 608,825 117,291 491,534 60,867 35,588 116,587 26,407 171,311 339,352 67,707 148,433 123,212 13,186 1,478,461 1,105,913 3,614 986 43,997 599,924 131,040 468,884 67,024 36,098 130,060 31,319 192,891 372,548 76,762 161,942 133,844 12,223 1,638,449 1,245,870 4,026 1,145 73,255 662,060 148,917 513,143 73,207 40,406 140,467 35,283 216,021 392,579 81,729 166,043 144,807 14,721 1,827,824 1,407,004 4,179 1,132 80,180 760,195 169,974 590,221 81,823 45,755 151,136 38,219 244,385 420,820 85,705 179,187 155,928 15,669 2,068,283 1,608,684 3,612 1,087 120,742 850,875 178,154 672,721 88,482 58,640 165,309 40,248 279,689 459,599 93,001 198,209 168,389 5,274 237,883 134,285 1,146 418 15,958 37,133 19,467 17,666 4,084 8,024 30,348 6,123 31,051 103,598 3,154 1,040 99,404 6,211 257,388 147,238 7,009 285,836 164,130 1,608 877 21,429 38,951 20,289 18,662 4,959 10,335 36,542 8,859 40,570 121,706 3,373 1,433 116,900 7,069 318,850 186,155 8,532 345,070 201,544 1,701 732 28,214 46,477 21,810 24,667 5,550 14,431 42,727 10,181 51,531 143,526 3,598 1,656 138,272 8,985 375,695 215,643 1978 1979 Income by place of residence Total personal in co m e...... Nonfarm personal income1. Farm income................. Earnings by place of work See footnotes at end of tables. (0 ) (D) 18,055 38,505 19,907 18,598 4,260 (0 ) 31,965 7,616 35,928 110,150 3.321 1.321 105,508 (D) (D) 25,627 43,516 21,912 21,604 4,956 12,900 40,337 10,236 46,270 132,695 3,224 1,508 127,963 (D) (D) 26,055 49,729 24,206 25,523 7,061 17,329 46,057 10,234 56,476 160,052 3,690 1,940 154,422 LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME CONNECTICUT Table 5.— Personal Income for States and Counties of the New England Region, 1976-81— Continued _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ [Thousands of dollars]_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Windham, Connecticut 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 Income by place of residence T otal personal in co m e................................... 507,807 559,178 626,457 702,131 778,994 874,912 Nonfarm personal income1........................... Farm income........................................... 497,761 10,046 548,893 10,285 612,992 13,465 689,441 12,690 764,930 14,064 856,834 18,078 P er cap ita personal incom e (d ollars)............... 5,619 6,291 6,826 7,609 8,420 9,383 325,546 15,931 55,617 365,232 59,886 82,689 357,289 17,524 63,219 402,984 67,949 88,245 398,515 19,722 81,282 460,075 75,373 91,009 434,289 22,419 104,162 516,032 84,787 101,312 467,776 24,315 115,967 559,428 99,665 119,901 515,318 28,725 129,992 616,585 121,872 136,455 266,473 25,363 33,710 7,101 26,609 289,935 29,440 37,914 6,842 31,072 318,593 33,794 46,128 9,849 36,279 345,663 37,867 50,759 8,657 42,102 373,939 42,338 51,499 9,460 42,039 411,109 47,323 56,886 13,199 43,687 10,046 315,500 276,777 1,072 1,050 12,498 141,098 72,788 68,310 13,085 9,841 35,727 7,511 54,895 38,723 3,264 1,089 34,370 10,285 347,004 306,628 1,316 I, 147 13,695 157,117 79,349 77,768 13,851 II, 268 38,166 9,494 60,574 40,376 3,267 744 36,365 13,465 385,050 341,516 I, 471 938 15,587 176,579 85,281 91,298 14,380 12,674 41,949 I I , 191 66,747 43,534 3,605 817 39,112 12,690 421,599 374,686 1,359 948 16,614 194,760 91,427 103,333 14,419 14,192 42,920 12,442 77,032 46,913 3,737 873 42,303 14,064 453,712 401,382 1,291 18,078 497,240 439,230 1,396 1,065 19,279 225,763 100,500 125,263 20,497 19,184 48,483 12,633 90,930 58,010 4,864 1,204 51,942 Derivation of total personal income: Total earnings by place of work2................... Less: Personal contributions for social insurance.., Plus: Adjustment for residence..................... Equals: Net earnings by place of residence....... Plus: Dividends, interest, and rent4................ Plus: Transfer payments............................. Earnings by place of work Earnings by type: Wages and salaries............................................ Other labor income............................................ Proprietors’ income5.......................................... Farm........................................................ Nonfarm..................................................... Earnings by industry: Farm............................................................ Nonfarm........................................................ Private...................................................... Agricultural services, forestry, fisheries, and other4 Mining................................................... Construction............................................. Manufacturing.......................................... Nondurable goods................................... Durable goods.......... ........................... Transportation and public utilities.................... Wholesale trade........................................ Retail trade.............................................. Finance, insurance, and real estate.................. Services................................................. Government and government enterprises................ Federal, civilian......................................... Federal, military8....................................... State and local......................................... See footnotes at end of tables. 1,010 17,087 205,944 93,726 112,218 16,228 17,043 45,622 12,703 84,454 52,330 4,101 984 47,245 13 LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME 14 U S DEPARTMEn Y'Ò'F c o m m e r c e BUREAU OF TH E CENSUS R e v i s e d Bureau of Economie Analysis MAINE M AINE LO CAL AREA P E R S O N A L INCO M E Total Personal Income 1981 Percent of State Total: Maine Portland, ME (25.4%) Percent Total Personal Income Percent Change 1 9 7 7 -8 1 ♦State Portion of NECMA N H -M E* LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME 16 MAINE Table 5.— Personal Income for States and Counties of the New England Region, 1976-81 [Thousands of dollars] Androscoggin, Maine State of Maine 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 Income by place of residence Total personal income............................................ 5,814,241 6,375,444 7,016,328 7,786,705 8,646,949 9,662,657 529,441 573,456 633,201 694,434 770,757 832,727 Nonfarm personal income1.................................................. Farm income................................................................... 5,665,563 148,678 6,232,162 143,282 6,891,485 124,843 7,677,668 109,037 8,589,477 57,472 9,520,345 142,312 510,736 18,705 555,599 17,857 610,738 22,463 677,024 17,410 761,279 9,478 824,011 8,716 Per capita personal income (dollars)............................. 5,334 5,768 6,290 6,922 7,677 8,530 5,451 5,841 6,407 6,968 7,722 8,324 Derivation of total personal Income: Total earnings by place of work2.......................................... Less: Personal contributions for social insurance...................... Plus: Adjustment for residence............................................ Equals: Net earnings by place of residence............................. Plus: Dividends, interest, and rent4 ....................................... Plus: Transfer payments.................................................... 4,278,831 235,290 -1 7 ,9 8 0 4,025,561 759,773 1,028,907 4,668,129 245,843 -1 7 ,9 2 4 4,404,362 861,544 1,109,538 5,150,040 276,391 -14 ,7 8 1 4,858,868 972,296 1,185,164 5,664,732 317,562 -8 ,6 9 0 5,338,480 1,123,778 1,324,447 6,137,476 353,699 -8 ,6 4 0 5,775,137 1,328,987 1,542,825 6,710,280 408,569 -7 ,9 1 7 6,293,794 1,620,649 1,748,214 366,513 19,812 32,727 379,428 60,948 89,065 395,579 20,360 34,779 409,998 68,524 94,934 440,825 22,941 38,974 456,858 75,918 100,425 476,280 26,213 45,379 495,446 86,669 112,319 504,983 28,774 59,097 535,306 103,907 131,544 527,051 32,493 61,152 555,710 127,097 149,920 Earnings by type: Wages and salaries........................................................... Other labor incom e........................................................... Proprietors’ incom e*......................................................... Farm ......................................................................... Nonfarm..................................................................... 3,505,585 301,286 471,960 117,110 354,850 3,804,976 351,768 511,385 105,021 406,364 4,224,576 403,661 521,803 84,302 437,501 4,675,142 461,631 527,959 61,328 466,631 5,176,450 523,192 437,834 2,694 435,140 5,604,353 567,369 538,558 83,952 454,606 296,723 28,439 41,351 13,706 27,645 320,547 32,887 42,145 12,102 30,043 355,525 37,300 48,000 16,373 31,627 389,324 42,528 44,428 10,249 34,179 424,513 47,591 32,879 1,263 31,616 444,551 49,625 32,875 (L) 32,906 Earnings by industry: Farm............................................................................. Nonfarm......................................................................... Private...................................................................... Agricultural services, forestry, fisheries, and other6 ........... Mining................................................................... Construction............................................................ Manufacturing......................................................... Nondurable goods.................................................. Durable goods...................................................... Transportation and public utilities.................................. Wholesale trade....................................................... Retail trade............................................................. Finance, insurance, and real esta te ............................... Services................................................................. Government and government enterprises............................. Federal, civilian........................................................ Federal, military8 ...................................................... Stale and local........................................................ 148,678 4,130,153 3,286,199 38,289 3,002 327,243 1,113,185 720,490 392,695 277,045 233,116 476,708 168,247 649,364 843,954 245,618 110,496 487,840 143,282 4,524,847 3,591,238 55,167 3,361 292,692 1,251,851 807,141 444,710 297,730 252,070 519,029 186,356 732,982 933,609 267,885 125,363 540,361 124,843 5,025,197 4,011,512 62,864 1,934 310,460 1,428,348 893,384 534,964 319,770 276,105 580,292 207,129 824,610 1,013,685 300,329 135,576 577,780 109,037 5,555,695 4,463,584 63,974 3,209 338,164 1,619,668 988,980 630,688 355,679 303,929 620,906 229,478 928,577 1,092,111 320,907 137,135 634,069 57,472 6,080,004 4,892,831 67,198 3,890 381,680 1,807,525 1,090,745 716,780 384,469 322,515 641,678 252,688 1,031,188 1,187,173 342,921 150,662 693,590 142,312 6,567,968 5,287,108 74,093 5,224 380,218 1,948,648 1,187,626 761,022 414,668 345,938 689,966 277,569 1,150,784 1,280,860 363,745 172,520 744,595 18,705 347,808 311,451 (D) (L) 25,505 114,797 90,846 23,951 (0) 24,582 45,955 16,156 (D) 36,357 5,480 2,745 28,132 17,857 377,722 339,363 (D) (L) 25,465 127,756 100,662 27,094 (D) 24,916 50,702 17,544 71,939 38,359 5,950 1,271 31,138 22,463 418,362 377,485 (0) (L) 27,344 142,710 110,419 32,291 (D) 28,413 55,633 19,581 (D) 40,877 6,532 1,356 32,989 17,410 458,870 413,982 0>) (L) 30,380 154,717 118,748 35,969 (0) 31,094 58,194 20,910 92,797 44,888 6,880 1,394 36,614 9,478 495,505 448,207 1,486 (L) 33,406 169,017 129,759 39,258 26,275 32,867 59,261 22,561 103,323 47,298 6,972 1,632 38,694 8,716 518,335 468,463 1,786 (U 34,140 173,122 133,649 39,473 26,612 34,738 61,740 23,722 112,590 49,872 6,817 2,007 41,048 1976 1977 1978 1980 1981 Earnings by place of work Cumberland, Maine Aroostook, Maine Income by place of residence Total personal income............................................ Nonfarm personal incom e'.................................................. Farm income................................................................... 1979 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 452,468 487,396 488,666 533,920 566,569 710,760 1,304,446 1,434,290 1,598,928 1,783,229 1,987,761 2,219,426 397,725 54,743 431,902 55,494 471,380 17,286 510,003 23,917 560,496 6,073 622,480 88,280 1,296,787 7,659 1,426,976 7,314 1,590,383 8,545 1,776,211 7,018 1,983,235 4,526 2,214,299 5,127 Per capita personal income (dollars)............................. 4,740 5,097 5,176 5,745 6,231 7,816 6,207 6,761 7,482 8,301 9,195 10,230 Derivation of total personal income: Total earnings by place of work2.......................................... Less: Personal contributions lor social insurance...................... Plus: Adjustment for residence............................................ Equals: Net earnings by place of residence............................ Plus: Dividends, interest, and rent4 ...................................... Plus: Transfer paym ents.................................................... 360,647 16,984 -8 ,4 9 5 335,168 37,975 79,325 384,782 17,830 -7 ,8 0 5 359,147 43,174 85,075 377,538 19,568 -7 ,7 2 6 350,244 47,497 90,925 407,165 21,831 -6 ,7 3 2 378,602 53,855 101,463 415,450 23,824 -6 ,2 4 3 385,383 64,261 116,925 534,306 27,721 -6 ,2 3 0 500,355 78,997 131,408 1,046,987 58,772 -8 5 ,0 2 0 903,195 191,041 210,210 1,145,326 61,173 -9 2 ,4 0 9 991,744 215,796 226,750 1,280,663 69,333 -100,152 1,111,178 246,396 241,354 1,414,256 80,191 -106,796 1,227,269 287,420 268,540 1,538,860 88,577 -109,725 1,340,558 338,736 308,467 1,681,478 103,404 -120,641 1,457,433 411,804 350,189 Earnings by type: Wages and salaries........................................................... Other labor incom e........................................................... Proprietors' incom e*......................................................... Farm ......................................................................... Nonfarm..................................................................... 272,112 20,801 67,734 41,827 25,907 292,128 24,034 68,620 39,440 29,180 318,716 27,991 30,831 358 30,473 339,551 31,244 36,370 3,961 32,409 366,547 35,211 13,692 -1 6 ,8 6 2 30,554 399,341 38,868 96,097 63,881 32,216 885,079 75,332 86,576 6,196 80,380 961,799 87,103 96,424 5,568 90,856 1,078,592 99,798 102,273 6,698 95,575 1,192,415 112,387 109,454 4,844 104,610 1,312,175 125,768 100,917 2,030 98,887 1,438,468 136,962 106,048 2,471 103,577 Earnings by industry: Farm............................................................................. Nonfarm......................................................................... Private...................................................................... Agricultural services, forestry, fisheries, and other6 ........... Mining................................................................... Construction............................................................. Manufacturing......................................................... Nondurable goods.................................................. Durable goods...................................................... Transportation and public utilities.................................. Wholesale trade........................................................ Retail trade............................................................. Finance, insurance, and real esta te ............................... Services................................................................. Government and government enterprises............................. Federal, civilian........................................................ Federal, military8 ...................................................... State and local......................................................... 54,743 305,904 207,832 (D) (L) 16,533 73,770 44,027 29,743 (D) 16,105 32,096 10,214 (D) 98,072 19,629 40,496 37,947 55,494 329,288 222,988 (0) (L) 15,147 80,030 46,731 33,299 (0) 18,126 34,585 10,617 41,008 106,300 20,294 43,617 42,389 17,286 360,252 247,274 2,161 51 14,927 93,669 55,169 38,500 (») 19,451 37,191 11,696 (0) 112,978 22,763 44,739 45,476 23,917 383,248 267,064 3,948 125 15,266 100,654 58,514 42,140 (0) 20,511 39,662 12,073 (0) 116,184 24,131 43,348 48,705 6,073 409,377 286,202 6,375 197 13,650 110,071 66,166 43,905 26,952 20,347 40,060 13,051 55,499 123,175 25,815 45,938 51,422 88,280 445,026 314,820 8,060 194 14,276 121,089 73,035 48,054 31,128 21,325 42,768 13,699 62,281 131,206 25,472 51,598 54,136 7,659 1,039,328 873,694 (0) (D) 80,715 189,646 107,698 81,948 103,608 98,815 122,167 (D) 193,453 165,634 31,456 32,582 101,596 7,314 1,138,012 953,738 7,258 597 74,175 207,202 114,506 92,696 112,985 (D) 135,531 (D) 219,052 184,274 32,866 38,813 112,595 8,545 1,272,118 1,068,098 (0) (D) 79,829 240,415 127,206 113,209 121,044 (D) 156,231 7,018 1,407,238 1,186,213 7,314 645 85,282 271,572 137,688 133,884 136,000 0» 165,774 (D) 279,537 221,025 39,874 48,601 132,550 4,526 1,534,334 1,292,287 8,607 654 86,394 305,712 156,041 149,671 137,702 140,027 175,860 124,763 312,568 242,047 42,127 54,831 145,089 5,127 1,676,351 1,411,677 (D) 950 97,238 323,203 168,312 154,891 143,886 (0) 191,538 141,266 352,377 264,674 41,937 66,658 156,079 Earnings by place of work See footnotes at end of tables. (D) 247,370 204,020 37,657 45,768 120,595 LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME MAINE 17 Table 5.— Personal Income for States and Counties of the New England Region, 1976-81— Continued [Thousands of dollars] Hancock, Maine Franklin, Maine 1977 1976 1981 1980 1979 1978 1977 1976 1978 1980 1979 1981 Income by place of residence Nonfarm personal income1.................................................. Farm income................................................................... 124,571 121,493 3,078 135,370 132,290 3,080 148,015 144,374 3,641 163,345 160,344 3,001 183,498 181,196 2,302 199,319 196,549 2,770 207,664 206,198 1,466 231,698 230,141 1,557 254,682 253,083 1,599 280,186 278,673 1,513 309,218 307,856 1,362 343,417 342,180 1,237 Per capita personal income (dollars)............................. 4,858 5,174 5,552 6,101 6,753 7,150 5,170 5,667 6,165 6,644 7,386 8,156 Derivation of total personal income: Total earnings by place of work2.......................................... Less: Personal contributions for social insurance...................... Plus: Adjustment lor residence............................................ Equals: Net earnings by place of residence............................ Plus: Dividends, interest, and rent4 ...................................... Plus: Transfer payments.................................................... 117,685 6,426 -2 1 ,7 6 7 89,492 14,919 20,160 121,740 6,267 -18 ,9 1 7 96,556 17,024 21,790 131,881 6,890 -1 8 ,8 7 9 106,112 18,597 23,306 145,552 7,977 -2 1 ,6 4 2 115,933 20,948 26,464 167,208 9,341 -3 0 ,1 1 5 127,752 24,836 30,910 176,286 10,579 -3 1 ,6 2 3 134,084 30,471 34,764 132,523 7,471 1,880 126,932 39,836 40,896 149,126 8,022 2,089 143,193 44,401 44,104 162,761 8,891 2,421 156,291 50,449 47,942 174,050 9,943 3,350 167,457 58,489 54,240 185,039 10,941 4,330 178,428 67,983 62,807 197,813 12,540 4,905 190,178 82,281 70,958 Earnings by type-. Wages and salaries........................................................... Other labor incom e........................................................... Proprietors’ income5 ......................................................... Farm ......................................................................... Nonfarm.................................................................... 99,684 8,776 9,225 2,666 6,559 101,719 10,244 9,777 2,597 7,180 109,336 11,685 10,860 3,126 7,734 121,609 13,413 10,530 2,398 8,132 142,484 15,761 8,963 1,612 7,351 149,443 17,103 9,740 2,034 7,706 105,328 9,359 17,836 1,105 16,731 115,362 11,134 22,630 1,125 21,505 124,893 12,176 25,692 1,124 24,568 133,719 13,341 26,990 358 26,032 145,689 14,842 24,508 727 23,781 157,153 15,565 25,095 553 24,542 Earnings by industry: Farm............................................................................. Nonfarm......................................................................... Private...................................................................... Agricultural services, forestry, fisheries, and other6 ........... Mining................................................................... Construction............................................................. Manufacturing......................................................... Nondurable goods.................................................. Durable goods...................................................... Transportation and public utilities.................................. Wholesale trade........................................................ Retail trade............................................................. Finance, insurance, and real esta te............................... Services................................................................. Government and government enterprises............................ Federal, civilian........................................................ Federal, military8 ...................................................... State and local........................................................ 3,078 114,607 102,536 306 (L) 22,664 56,536 41,282 15,254 1,018 (0) 7,835 (0) (0) 12,071 1,360 428 10,283 3,080 118,660 105,528 393 (L) 11,422 68,981 52,628 16,353 935 (0) 8,504 (0) 11,248 13,132 1,433 301 11,398 3,641 128,240 114,191 361 (L) 6,880 79,743 60,958 18,785 1,030 (0) 9,601 (0) (D) 14,049 1,537 326 12,186 3,001 142,551 127,866 404 (L) 10,111 86,185 66,907 19,278 1,290 (0) 11,041 (0) 13,396 14,685 1,598 348 12,739 2,302 164,906 149,279 408 ft) 20,261 96,189 77,938 18,251 1,383 (0) 10,820 (D) 14,485 15,627 1,600 413 13,614 2,770 173,516 156,840 424 (L) 12,420 107,193 88,361 18,832 1,405 (D) 11,480 (0) 17,060 16,676 1,577 495 14,604 1,466 131,057 108,223 (D) (D) 16,677 28,839 21,984 6,855 (0) 4,871 17,505 3,476 (0) 22,834 4,018 5,222 13,594 1,557 147,569 122,243 7,935 (D) 14,132 36,066 27,706 8,360 (0) 4,389 19,308 3,961 27,972 25,326 4,097 6,238 14,991 1,599 161,162 134,437 9,699 (D) 15,740 40,275 31,414 8,861 (0) 4,506 21,906 4,636 (D) 26,725 4,478 6,311 15,936 1,513 172,537 143,911 10,138 (0) 15,733 42,015 31,912 10,103 (0) 5,717 23,714 4,793 (0) 28,626 4,578 6,350 17,698 1,362 183,677 153,177 9,257 (D) 15,023 48,310 37,917 10,393 (D) 6,172 24,044 5,157 36,787 30,500 4,754 6,822 18,924 1,237 196,576 164,705 10,045 -9 2 16,063 51,945 42,103 9,842 7,202 6,702 26,115 5,556 41,169 31,871 4,329 7,411 20,131 1976 1977 1978 1980 1981 1976 1977 1978 1980 1981 Earnings by place of work Knox, Maine Kennebec, Maine Income by place of residence Total personal income............................................ 1979 1979 Nonfarm personal income1.................................................. Farm income................................................................... 599,536 587,117 12,419 655,100 644,189 10,911 725,638 711,200 14,438 794,594 784,063 10,531 877,268 871,685 5,583 966,434 962,959 3,475 171,135 167,971 3,164 191,503 188,678 2,825 213,126 209,345 3,781 233,804 231,029 2,775 253,927 252,443 1,484 280,204 279,568 636 Per capita personal income (dollars)............................. 5,698 6,120 6,700 7,307 7,964 8,722 5,234 5,821 6,429 7,042 7,713 8,417 Derivation of total personal income: Total earnings by place of work2.......................................... Less: Personal contributions for social insurance...................... Plus: Adjustment for residence............................................ Equals: Net earnings by place of residence............................. Plus: Dividends, interest, and rent4 ...................................... Plus: Transfer payments.................................................... 487,431 27,036 -2 8 ,8 0 0 431,595 67,910 100,031 533,045 28,314 -3 5 ,2 6 2 469,469 77,722 107,909 594,543 31,976 -3 9 ,6 9 6 522,871 87,006 115,761 643,161 35,971 -3 9 ,6 6 7 567,523 99,997 127,074 687,423 39,449 -3 7 ,6 1 8 610,356 116,704 150,208 732,899 44,905 -3 4 ,5 5 0 653,444 142,408 170,582 108,935 6,101 1,880 104,714 33,239 33,182 122,326 6,541 2,294 118,079 37,440 35,984 138,316 7,446 2,528 133,398 41,624 38,104 149,645 8,447 2,882 144,080 47,510 42,214 154,493 9,183 4,037 149,347 54,914 49,666 163,739 10,422 4,205 157,522 66,540 56,142 413,507 32,265 41,659 9,806 31,853 450,735 38,118 44,192 7,745 36,447 501,585 43,152 49,806 11,075 38,731 547,213 48,057 47,891 6,577 41,314 594,949 52,587 39,887 1,043 38,844 637,055 56,678 39,166 -1 ,3 6 8 40,534 78,594 7,108 23,233 2,838 20,395 86,259 8,504 27,563 2,432 25,131 97,448 9,890 30,978 3,358 27,620 109,249 11,691 28,705 2,278 26,427 116,519 12,308 25,666 916 24,750 124,693 13,125 25,921 (L) 25,895 12,419 475,012 341,023 (0) 0 32,348 100,395 90,086 10,309 37,224 21,136 52,107 (D) 82,073 133,989 31,050 1,582 101,357 10,911 522,134 373,179 1,700 0 33,130 109,106 97,645 11,461 40,408 23,903 56,573 15,639 92,720 148,955 33,635 1,523 113,797 14,438 580,105 417,251 1,592 0 37,649 121,210 105,820 15,390 45,080 28,004 61,000 16,644 106,072 162,854 37,202 1,629 124,023 10,531 632,630 452,463 2,277 (l) 35,854 133,729 113,444 20,285 50,046 30,504 65,707 18,019 116,296 180,167 39,041 1,699 139,427 5,583 681,840 484,090 (0) (D) 36,410 142,212 115,502 26,710 52,279 32,952 68,021 19,904 129,522 197,750 40,526 1,989 155,235 3,475 729,424 520,889 (D) (D) 39,167 153,623 123,082 30,541 55,456 34,533 72,013 20,807 142,528 208,535 43,075 2,355 163,105 3,164 105,771 89,851 9,346 (D) 7,338 26,216 15,877 10,339 (D) (D) 14,699 (D) 19,528 15,920 2,481 1,355 12,084 2,825 119,501 101,770 13,007 (D) 7,267 28,643 17,041 11,602 (D) (D) 16,061 3,419 22,722 17,731 2,609 1,616 13,506 3,781 134,535 115,512 15,486 (D) 8,243 33,082 19,854 13,228 (D) (D) 17,715 3,991 25,614 19,023 2,890 1,694 14,439 2,775 146,870 125,644 13,608 (D) 8,577 38,985 23,886 15,099 (D) (D) 17,345 4,512 28,710 21,226 3,012 1,636 16,578 1,484 153,009 129,574 12,650 (D) 8,154 41,115 25,044 16,071 (D) (D) 17,822 5,222 30,709 23,435 3,016 1,868 18,551 636 163,103 137,535 13,062 (D) 7,612 43,765 28,220 15,545 (D) 7,340 19,637 5,034 33,131 25,568 2,881 2,426 20,261 Earnings by place of work Earnings by type: Wages and salaries........................................................... Other labor incom e........................................................... Proprietors’ income5 ......................................................... Farm ......................................................................... Nonfarm.................................................................... Earnings by industry: Farm............................................................................ Nonfarm........................................................................ Private...................................................................... Agricultural services, forestry, fisheries, and other6 .......... Construction............................................................ Manufacturing......................................................... Government and government enterprises........................... State and local....................................................... _ See footnotes at end of tables. - 18 LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME MAINE Table 5.— Personal Income for States and Counties of the New England Region, 1976-81— Continued [Thousands of dollars] L in co ln , M a in e 1976 1977 1978 1979 O x fo rd , M a in e 1980 1981 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 In c o m e b y p la c e o f r e s id e n c e Total personal in co m e................................................ Nonfarm personal incom e'.................................................. Farm income........................................................ 131,719 129,671 2,048 148,277 146,450 1,827 165,715 163,417 2,298 185,578 183,649 1,929 208,621 207,248 1,373 238,560 237,001 1,559 227,407 222,598 4,809 246,805 241,597 5,208 272,080 266,400 5,680 305,920 301,179 4,741 344,606 341,517 3,089 367,432 362^583 4,849 Per cap ita personal incom e (d ollars).................................... 5,489 6,008 6,537 7,164 8,102 9,230 4,929 5,240 5,694 6,331 7,010 Derivation of total personal income: Total earnings by place of work2.......................................... Less: Personal contributions for social insurance...................... Plus: Adjustment for residence........................................... Equals: Net earnings by place ol residence............................. Plus: Dividends, interest, and rent4 ....................................... Plus: Transfer paym ents.................................................... 7,521 56,108 3,253 20,651 73,506 32,365 25,848 62,977 3,487 24,055 83,545 36,627 28,105 70,165 3,910 28,340 94,595 40,993 30,127 76,374 4,465 32,803 104,712 46,992 33,874 81,538 5,045 36,875 113,368 55,576 39,677 92,602 6,029 39,184 125,757 67,371 45,432 154,535 8,557 10,153 156,131 27,767 43,509 165,420 8,710 12,121 168,831 31,534 46,440 182,213 9,748 14,524 186,989 35,186 49,905 206,814 11,569 13,748 208,993 40,326 56,601 239,960 13,774 4’663 230,849 47,993 65,764 243,890 14993 4,520 233^417 58^836 75479 39,575 3,472 13,061 1,674 11,387 42,402 3,920 16,655 1,370 15,285 46,319 4,406 19,440 1,806 17,634 51,059 4,951 20,364 1,353 19,011 57,350 5,793 18,395 711 17,684 66,383 6,835 19,384 851 18,533 125,900 12,040 16,595 3,598 12,997 133,255 14,097 18,068 3,769 14,299 146,999 16,029 19,185 4,150 15,035 169,353 18,956 18,505 2,942 15,563 202,377 22,263 15,320 1,025 14,295 203,009 23,329 17,552 2,648 14,904 2,048 54,060 45,755 3,352 (L) 6,502 7,294 482 6,812 3,260 2,743 10,505 1,606 10,473 8,305 1,440 386 6,479 1,827 61,150 51,531 5,641 (0) 5,842 8,297 724 7,573 (0) 2,945 11,175 1,785 12,732 9,619 1,502 954 7,163 2,298 67,867 57,691 7,127 ai 6,183 9,407 1,099 8,308 3,410 3,208 12,177 2,017 14,156 10,176 1,641 1,011 7,524 1,929 74,445 63,700 7,213 (L) 6,542 10,287 1,092 9,195 4,362 2,819 13,700 2,255 16,519 10,745 1,692 795 8,258 1,373 80,165 67,816 6,748 ai 6,101 10,434 1,467 8,967 7,788 2,742 14,009 2,498 17,492 12,349 1,684 911 9,754 1,559 91,043 77,690 (0) (l) 8,565 10,620 1,853 8,767 (0) 3,556 14,990 2,694 18,938 13,353 1,584 1,164 10,605 4,809 149,726 129,924 1,392 88 9,338 74,264 43,638 30,626 4,794 3,632 14,379 3,252 18,785 19,802 2,390 625 16,787 5,208 160,212 138,927 1,612 93 6,142 81,092 47,318 33,774 5,116 3,757 15,304 3,836 21,975 21,285 2,539 594 18,152 5,680 176,533 154,277 1,487 130 8,422 88,978 51,697 37,281 5,222 3,406 17,299 4,367 24,966 22,256 2,855 639 18,762 4,741 202,073 178,215 1,546 225 16,614 98,875 57,763 41,112 6,057 3,667 19,118 4,982 27,131 23,858 3,031 664 20,163 3,089 236,871 211,870 (D) (D) 41,298 103,080 62,813 40,267 7,250 3,423 19,180 5,089 29,895 25,001 3,108 787 21,106 4,849 239,041 213,265 1,670 1,983 24,194 115,221 74,326 40,895 8,317 3,744 20,092 5,397 32,647 25,776 3,240 949 21,587 E a rn in g s b y p la c e o f w o rk Earnings by type: Wages and salaries........................................................... Other labor incom e........................................................... Proprietors income5 ......................................................... Farm ......................................................................... Nonfarm..................................................................... Earnings by industry: Farm............................................................................. Nonfarm......................................................................... Private...................................................................... Agricultural services, forestry, fisheries, and other6 .......... Mining................................................................... Construction............................................................. Manufacturing......................................................... Nondurable goods.................................................. Durable goods...................................................... Transportation and public utilities................................. Wholesale trade....................................................... Retail trade............................................................. Finance, insurance, and real esta te............................... Services................................................................. Government and government enterprises............................. Federal, civilian........................................................ Federal, military6 ...................................................... State and local........................................................ P e n o b s c o t, M a in e 1976 1977 1978 1979 P is c a t a q u is , M a in e 1980 1981 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 In c o m e b y p la c e o f r e s id e n c e Total personal in c o m e....................................................... Nonfarm personal income1.................................................. Farm income................................................................... 706,408 697,140 9,268 763,392 754,989 8,403 833,123 824,139 8,984 934,371 926,679 7,692 1,028,498 1,024,609 3,889 1,137,327 1,128,578 8,749 77,529 76,014 1,515 84,188 82,638 1,550 93,638 91,920 1,718 104,543 102,974 1,569 117,023 115,794 1,229 130,897 128,830 2,067 Per cap ita personal incom e (d ollars).................................... 5,212 5,608 6,085 6,812 7,503 8,219 4,616 4,995 5,457 5,932 6,608 7,376 Derivation of total personal income: Total earnings by place of work5.......................................... Less: Personal contributions for social insurance...................... Plus: Adjustment for residence........................................... Equals: Net earnings by place of residence............................ Plus: Dividends. Interest, and re n t*...................................... Plus: Transfer paym ents.................................................... 552,490 30,735 -5 ,7 9 9 515,956 71,007 119,445 594,298 31,490 -8 ,7 6 8 554,040 79,866 129,486 648,516 34,956 -10 ,3 2 1 603,239 91,388 138,496 727,772 40,750 -1 3 ,4 3 7 673,585 106,558 154,228 789,195 45,217 -2 1 ,1 1 7 722,861 124,680 180,957 856,496 52,258 -2 1 ,7 3 8 782,500 152,271 202,556 50,040 3,001 4,107 51,146 8,978 17,405 53,816 3,055 4,426 55,187 10,201 18,800 61,150 3,485 4,655 62,320 11,314 20,004 68,329 4,056 5,275 69,548 12,914 22,081 74,624 4,568 5,931 75,987 15,329 25,707 81,878 5,364 6,540 83,054 18,888 28,955 Earnings by type: Wages and salaries........................................................... Other labor incom e......................................................... Proprietors’ income5 ......................................................... Farm ................................................................... Nonfarm.................................................................... 464,984 40,195 47,311 7,641 39,670 497,034 46,581 50,683 6,431 44,252 541,507 52,409 54,600 6,902 47,698 609,733 61,287 56,752 5,242 51,510 671,263 68,897 49,035 1,074 47,961 725,805 74,762 55,929 5,754 50,175 40,576 3,393 6,071 1,250 4,821 43,218 4,176 6,422 1,233 5,189 49,256 5,051 6,843 1,383 5,460 55,314 5,926 7,089 1,174 5,915 61,486 6,818 6,326 777 5,543 66,885 7,572 7,421 1,585 5,836 Earnings by industry: Farm.............................................................. Nonfarm........................................................ Private................................................... Agricultural services, forestry, fisheries, and other6 .......... Mining................................................................... Construction............................................................. Manufacturing......................................................... Nondurable goods.................................................. Durable goods...................................................... Transportation and public utilities................................. Wholesale trade.............................................. Retail trade........................................................ Finance, insurance, and real esta te............................... Services.............................................. Government and government enterprises............................. Federal, civilian........................................................ Federal, military6 ...................................................... State and local................................................ 9,268 543,222 439,315 2,176 238 39,820 156,010 118,608 37,402 40,839 31,577 66,160 18,227 84,268 103,907 17,944 4,782 81,181 8,403 585,895 475,859 (D) (D) 36,913 174,379 132,036 42,343 44,373 33,891 70,192 19,287 93,169 110,036 18,536 2,204 89,296 8,984 639,532 519,876 2,870 836 40,240 186,401 140,170 46,231 47,606 38,098 78,322 21,353 104,150 119,656 21,499 2,341 95,816 7,692 720,080 589,575 3,173 1,560 42,376 220,373 170,726 49,647 52,686 41,362 86,520 24,399 117,126 130,505 22,714 2,497 105,294 3,889 785,306 640,384 4,645 1,644 43,401 245,720 193,782 51,938 59,628 43,913 87,301 25,406 128,726 144,922 25,570 2,901 116,451 8,749 847,747 695,005 5,057 1,469 36,123 272,475 217,607 54,868 66,996 46,337 92,728 27,602 146,218 152,742 22,761 3,432 126,549 1,515 48,525 41,584 (0) (L) 1,849 21,619 8,149 13,470 5,470 687 5,399 (D) 5,466 6,941 1,310 505 5,126 1,550 62,266 45,383 (0) (L) 1,575 24,937 9,626 15,311 5,400 593 5,641 (D) 5,830 6,883 1,310 194 5,379 1,718 59,432 52,407 (0) (L) 1,557 30,306 11,947 18,359 5,458 728 6,148 (0) 6,716 7,025 1,476 210 5,339 1,569 66,760 59,494 (0) (L) 1,672 34,667 13,434 21,233 5,819 509 6,557 (0) 8,473 7,266 1,538 230 5,498 1,229 73,395 66,223 671 (L) 1,506 38,568 15,801 22,767 6,942 584 6,380 1,373 10,194 7,172 1,424 269 5,479 2,067 79,811 72,252 702 (L) 1,250 42,864 17,465 25,399 7,888 690 6,787 1,531 10,534 7,559 984 321 6,254 E a rn in g s b y p la c e o f w o rk See footnotes at end of tables. LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME MAINE 19 Table 5.— Personal Income for States and Counties of the New England Region, 1976-81— Continued [Thousands of dollars] S a g a d a h o c , M a in e 1976 1977 1978 1979 S o m e r s e t, M a in e 1980 1981 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 In c o m e b y p la c e o f r e s id e n c e Total personal income............................ Nonfarm personal income1.............................. Farm income............................................... 133,015 131,984 1,031 149,978 149,063 915 170,552 169,221 1,331 Per capita personal income (dollars)............ 4,948 5,439 6,049 108,539 5,810 -10 ,7 4 1 91,988 16,744 24,283 128,581 6,494 -1 6 ,8 0 7 105,280 18,705 25,993 Earnings by type: Wages and salaries................................................ Other labor incom e................................................ Proprietors’ incom e*.............................................. Farm ............................................................. Nonfarm......................................................... 89,048 11,674 7,817 847 6,970 Earnings by industry: Farm.................................................................. Nonfarm............................................................. Private........................................................... Agricultural services, forestry, fisheries, and other6 Mining........................................................ Construction................................................. Manufacturing.............................................. Nondurable goods....................................... Durable goods........................................... Transportation and public utilities...................... Wholesale trade............................................ Retail trade.................................................. Finance, insurance, and real esta te.................... Services...................................................... Government and government enterprises................. Federal, civilian............................................. Federal, military8 ........................................... State and local............................................. 1,031 107,508 92,503 (D) (L) 7,479 58,265 8,875 49,390 2,962 2,150 6,766 (0) 12,301 15,005 1,125 4,097 9,783 Derivation of total personal income: Total earnings by place of work2..................... Less: Personal contributions for social insurance... Plus: Adjustment for residence........................ Equals: Net earnings by place of residence........ Plus: Dividends, interest, and rent4 .................. Plus: Transfer payments................................ 191,685 190,807 878 216,985 216,614 371 236,108 235,751 357 196,779 188,427 8,352 213,482 205,809 7,673 233,780 223,168 10,612 259,244 250,543 8,701 288,541 282,702 5,839 338,045 331,615 6,430 6,663 7,510 8,237 4,446 4,780 5,203 5,721 6,404 7,389 157,336 7,966 -2 7 ,8 1 0 121,560 22,000 26,992 184,717 9,843 -3 9 ,4 1 7 135,457 26,172 30,056 215,646 11,608 -5 3 ,0 4 1 150,997 31,084 34,904 228,052 13,308 -5 5 ,9 6 4 158,780 37,811 39,517 127,659 6,939 13,488 134,208 19,976 42,595 133,053 6,934 18,106 144,225 22,650 46,607 147,057 7,663 20,975 160,369 24,914 48,497 163,052 8,977 22,781 176,856 28,238 54,150 177,589 10,175 24,764 192,178 34,222 62,141 214,217 13,143 24,064 225,138 42,128 70,779 105,402 14,146 9,033 703 8,330 128,329 18,116 10,891 1,109 9,782 152,336 21,762 10,619 616 10,003 179,421 26,897 9,328 71 9,257 190,146 28,253 9,653 (L) 9,615 99,276 8,449 19,934 6,858 13,076 103,080 10,144 19,829 5,890 13,939 112,124 11,543 23,390 8,719 14,671 127,293 13,519 22,240 6,476 15,764 143,843 16,046 17,700 3,286 14,414 176,180 19,243 18,794 3,710 15,084 915 127,666 107,014 1,923 ai 6,600 70,360 9,434 60,926 3,059 (D) 7,129 (0) 13,720 20,652 1,313 8,762 10,577 1,331 156,005 133,584 2,817 (L) 6,980 90,693 10,552 80,141 3,330 (0) 9,024 (0) 15,687 22,421 1,290 9,996 11,135 878 183,839 161,467 2,615 (L) 6,052 116,782 11,552 105,230 3,257 (D) 9,823 (0) 17,444 22,372 1,396 9,538 11,438 371 215,275 190,966 2,565 a> 6,170 141,546 11,901 129,645 3,394 2,228 10,907 2,436 21,696 24,309 1,371 10,752 12,186 357 227,695 203,729 (0) (L) 6,854 149,967 11,941 138,026 3,834 (D) 12,340 2,519 23,173 23,966 1,284 8,940 13,742 8,352 119,307 102,338 900 (L) 18,075 42,421 25,507 16,914 4,547 4,176 13,241 2,366 16,592 16,969 2,840 593 13,536 7,673 125,380 107,265 1,142 (L) 11,019 50,774 31,300 19,474 4,572 4,357 14,166 3,056 18,165 18,115 2,920 514 14,681 10,612 136,445 117,679 1,025 ID 10,880 58,151 35,216 22,935 4,698 4,717 14,881 2,961 20,357 18,766 3,183 550 15,033 8,701 154,351 133,251 1,011 74 13,078 66,967 41,245 25,722 4,751 3,893 16,210 3,251 24,016 21,100 3,313 590 17,197 5,839 171,750 149,070 945 (D 13,136 77,199 47,899 29,300 7,535 3,948 17,238 3,359 25,666 22,680 3,316 684 18,680 6,430 207,787 183,985 (0) (0) 28,261 88,839 54,904 33,935 9,144 4,169 18,841 3,784 29,871 23,802 3,133 821 19,848 ' E a rn in g s b y p la c e o f w o rk W a ld o , M a in e 1976 1977 1978 1979 W a s h in g to n , M a in e 1980 1981 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 In c o m e b y p la c e o f r e s id e n c e Total personal income............................ Nonfarm personal income1............................. Farm income............................................... 125,170 114,612 10,558 133,040 124,607 8,433 148,871 138,287 10,584 161,823 153,884 7,939 177,127 173,110 4,017 191,131 188,993 2,138 143,833 141,528 2,305 161,450 158,782 2,668 177,274 174,815 2,459 196,333 194,197 2,136 220,368 218,211 2,157 238,591 236,825 1,766 Per capita personal income (dollars)............ 4,607 4,836 5,348 5,663 6,213 6,716 Derivation of total personal income: Total earnings by place of work2..................... Less: Personal contributions for social insurance... Plus: Adjustment for residence........................ Equals: Net earnings by place of residence........ Plus: Dividends, interest, and rent4 .................. Plus: Transfer payments................................ 4,161 4,602 5,070 5,547 6,300 6,949 68,270 3,397 18,468 83,341 16,969 24,860 69,722 3,461 20,524 86,785 19,199 27,056 78,794 3,886 22,702 97,610 21,773 29,488 81,504 4,356 26,424 103,572 25,203 33,048 75,290 4,442 36,838 107,686 29,752 39,689 77,228 5,013 38,897 111,112 36,294 43,725 91,648 5,266 4,035 90,417 16,378 37,038 105,857 5,766 3,344 103,435 18,765 39,250 116,736 6,447 3,602 113,891 21,123 42,260 128,351 7,369 3,339 124,321 24,396 47,616 141,980 8,403 1,997 135,574 29,498 55,296 146,883 9,352 2,244 139,775 36,419 62,397 Earnings by type: Wages and salaries............................................... Other labor income............................................... Proprietors’ incom e*............................................. Farm ............................................................. Nonfarm........................................................ 45,474 4,259 18,537 9,360 9,177 47,835 4,960 16,927 7,014 9,913 52,815 5,825 20,154 9,070 11,084 57,141 6,485 17,878 6,161 11,717 Earnings by industry: Farm................................................................. Nonfarm............................................................ Private.......................................................... Agricultural services, forestry, fisheries, and other6 Mining....................................................... Construction................................................ Manufacturing............................................. Nondurable goods..................................... Durable goods.......................................... Transportation and public utilities..................... Wholesale trade........................................... Retail trade................................................. Finance, insurance, and real esta te................... Services..................................................... Government and government enterprises................ Federal, civilian............................................ Federal, military8 .......................................... State and local............................................ 55,790 6,401 13,099 1,976 11,123 58,982 6,855 11,391 (L) 11,433 71,947 6,444 13,257 1,620 11,637 81,689 8,058 16,110 1,772 14,338 90,030 9,246 17,460 1,489 15,971 100,265 10,630 17,456 998 16,458 114,052 11,971 15,957 850 15,107 118,420 12,609 15,854 364 15,490 10,558 57,712 49,462 737 0 5,069 18,367 13,723 4,644 6,717 3,036 6,826 844 7,866 8,250 1,874 448 5,928 8,433 61,289 52,106 1,251 0 4,871 20,273 15,362 4,911 5,801 3,073 7,165 997 8,675 9,183 2,333 364 6,486 10,584 68,210 58,497 (0) 0 5,797 23,933 18,190 5,743 5,539 3,272 7,680 (0) 9,651 9,713 2,547 389 6,777 7,939 73,565 62,974 (0) 0 6,089 25,494 19,315 6,179 5,959 3,714 8,229 (D) 10,897 10,591 2,708 405 7,478 4,017 71,273 60,139 1,201 0 5,445 22,242 15,610 6,632 6,708 3,726 8,042 1,274 11,501 11,134 2,597 471 8,066 2,138 75,090 63,827 1,243 0 5,362 23,046 16,964 6,082 7,791 3,810 8,737 1,241 12,597 11,263 2,414 580 8,269 2,305 89,343 70,866 1,744 (D) 9,451 30,561 23,936 6,625 4,153 2,441 10,127 (D) 10,814 18,477 5,412 2,367 10,698 2,668 103,189 82,914 3,127 (0) 10,710 36,464 27,266 9,198 4,794 2,509 11,080 (0) 12,450 20,275 5,672 2,480 12,123 2,459 114,277 92,181 3,605 (0) 11,377 40,928 24,602 16,326 5,877 2,752 11,734 (D) 13,885 22,096 6,374 2,617 13,105 2,136 126,215 101,338 3,663 (D) 13,435 44,301 25,230 19,071 5,899 3,091 12,478 (0) 16,123 24,877 6,649 2,974 15,254 2,157 139,823 113,691 3,663 (D) 20,376 46,732 25,435 21,297 6,534 3,253 12,626 (0) 17,933 26,132 7,115 3,320 15,697 1,766 145,117 117,259 4,305 (0) 16,980 49,844 28,951 20,893 7,478 4,119 13,216 (0) 18,419 27,858 7,022 3,571 17,265 E a rn in g s b y p la c e o f w o rk See footnotes at end of tables. LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME 20 Table 5.— Personal Income for States and Counties of the New England Region, 1976-81— Continued _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ [Thousands of dollars]_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ York, Maine 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 Inc om e by place o f residence Total personal income............................................ 683,120 766,019 859,039 963,696 1,096,182 1,232,279 Nonfarm personal income1.................................................. Farm income................................................................... 675,562 7,558 758,452 7,567 849,615 9,424 956,409 7,287 1,091,482 4,700 1,228,123 4,156 Per capita personal income (dollars)............................. 5,331 5,766 6,318 6,905 7,816 8,629 Derivation of total personal income: Total earnings by place of work*.......................................... Less: Personal contributions for social insurance...................... Plus: Adjustment for residence............................................ Equals: Net earnings by place of residence............................. Plus.- Dividends, interest, and rent4 ....................................... Plus: Transfer paym ents.................................................... 448,821 25,730 35,253 458,344 103,721 121,055 502,481 27,939 40,306 514,848 119,916 131,255 561,546 31,285 51,082 581,343 136,118 141,578 617,710 35,604 63,020 645,126 158,091 160,479 688,198 40,378 70,687 718,507 189,512 188,163 755,462 47,045 77,118 785,535 231,033 215,711 Earnings by type: Wages and salaries........................................................... Other labor incom e........................................................... Proprietors' incom e*......................................................... Farm ......................................................................... Nonfarm..................................................................... 377,778 29,280 41,763 6,118 35,645 422,512 33,662 46,307 5,830 40,477 471,102 39,044 51,400 7,562 43,838 519,568 45,454 52,688 5,101 47,587 587,992 54,038 46,168 2,195 43,973 647,839 59,985 47,638 1,478 46,160 Earnings by industry: Farm............................................................................. Nonfarm......................................................................... Private...................................................................... Agricultural services, forestry, fisheries, and o ther*.......... Mining................................ ................................... Construction............................................................. Manufacturing......................................................... Nondurable goods.................................................. Durable goods...................................................... Transportation and public utilities.................................. Wholesale trade....................................................... Retail trade............................................................. Finance, insurance, and real esta te............................... Services................................................................. Government and government enterprises............................. Federal, civilian........................................................ Federal, military*...................................................... State and local........................................................ 7,558 441,263 279,842 2,189 102 27,880 114,185 65,772 48,413 11,514 11,532 50,941 9,974 51,525 161,421 115,809 12,283 33,329 7,567 494,914 311,430 (0) (D) 28,282 127,491 77,156 50,335 13,022 12,636 55,913 11,125 59,605 183,484 130,876 15,918 36,690 9,424 552,122 351,072 3,685 (L) 28,412 148,447 89,071 59,376 14,304 14,263 63,750 12,059 66,150 201,050 146,405 16,000 38,645 7,287 610,423 396,427 (0) (0) 31,103 174,065 97,524 76,541 15,356 16,221 66,834 13,494 75,612 213,996 158,752 16,066 39,178 4,700 683,498 449,856 (D) (0) 30,949 209,378 107,670 101,708 17,803 17,582 70,107 14,824 85,192 233,642 171,926 17,074 44,642 4,156 751,306 485,167 (D) (0) 31,713 221,832 106,853 114,979 18,299 18,356 76,944 16,430 97,251 266,139 195,235 19,792 51,112 E a rn in g s b y place o f w o rk See footnotes at end of tables. MAINE MASSACHUSETTS O Ui m H H Ui Places of 50.000 to 100.000 inhabitants Central cities of SMSA's with fewer than 50,000 inhabitants Places of 25.000 to 50.000 inhabitants outside SMSA's New England County Metropoliten Areas (NECMA’s) *• ; f ‘-AwT w t N T o r COMME RCE • - •‘ K e v is e d ’ *<E CE N S U S Bureau of Econom ic Analysis LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME > Ui Ui > 22 LO CAL AREA P E R S O N A L INCO M E M ASSAC H U SETTS Total Personal Income 1981 Percent of State Total: M assachusetts Boston, MA (68.5% ) Percent Total Personal Income Percent Change 1 9 7 7 -8 1 U.S. M assachusetts Boston MA New Bedford MA S p rin g field MA W orcester MA MA Other NECMA MA Non —NECMA LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME MASSACHUSETTS 23 Table 5.— Personal Income for States and Counties of the New England Region, 1976-81 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ [Thousands of dollars]_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ C o m m o n w e a lth o f M a ssa ch u se tts 1976 1977 1978 1979 B a rn s ta b le , M assa chu setts 1980 1981 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 Incom e by place o f residence Total personal income............................................ 38,504,327 41,921,355 46,174,893 51,532,276 57,728,564 64,243,893 931,256 1,045,138 1,174,011 1,337,404 1,516,222 Nonfarm personal income1.................................................. farm income................................................................... 1,739,224 38,424,512 79,815 41,814,395 106,960 46,059,137 115,756 51,420,639 111,637 57,619,361 109,203 64,126,522 117,371 929,689 1,567 1,042,828 2,310 1,171,359 2,652 1,334,712 2,692 1,513,494 2,728 1,736,300 2,924 Per capita personal income (dollars)............................. 6,698 7,298 8,040 8,968 10,052 11,127 6,994 7,570 8,328 9,144 10,171 11,493 Derivation of total personal income: Total earnings by place of work2.......................................... Less: Personal contributions for social insurance...................... Plus: Adjustment for residence............................................ Equals: Net earnings by place of residence............................. Plus: Dividends, interest, and rent4 ....................................... Plus: Transfer paym ents.................................................... 28,579,336 1,380,439 -174,610 27,024,287 5,430,004 6,050,036 31,285,259 1,519,091 -214,538 29,551,630 6,113,953 6,255,772 34,597,857 1,729,615 -242,444 32,625,798 6,891,826 6,657,269 38,644,754 2,008,929 -263,177 36,372,648 7,855,331 7,304,297 42,789,679 2,271,573 -2 8 4 ,5 9 0 40,233,516 9,155,226 8,339,822 46,726,242 2,662,438 -3 1 6 ,5 6 3 43,747,241 11,073,279 9,423,373 432,234 22,278 97,669 507,625 237,148 186,483 494,762 25,559 101,559 570,762 271,351 203,025 556,756 29,603 115,655 642,808 307,890 223,313 622,235 34,364 140,399 728,270 352,564 256,570 685,349 38,994 161,366 807,721 407,478 301,023 766,049 46,730 180,521 899,840 493,150 346,234 Earnings by type: Wages and salaries........................................................... Other labor incom e........................................................... Proprietors income5 ......................................................... Farm ......................................................................... Nonfarm..................................................................... 24,661,254 2,123,657 1,794,425 32,914 1,761,511 26,910,675 2,424,731 1,949,853 51,765 1,898,088 29,851,357 2,749,760 1,996,740 57,385 1,939,355 33,303,114 3,081,077 2,260,563 45,643 2,214,920 36,938,956 3,475,091 2,375,632 34,501 2,341,131 40,435,087 3,823,093 2,468,062 37,735 2,430,327 359,125 26,128 46,981 651 46,330 409,687 30,849 54,226 1,247 52,979 464,691 35,972 56,093 1,523 54,570 516,811 40,592 64,832 1,417 63,415 571,659 45,186 68,504 1,287 67,217 643,191 51,014 71,844 1,384 70,460 Earnings by industry: Farm............................................................................. Nonfarm......................................................................... Private...................................................................... Agricultural services, forestry, fisheries, and other6 ........... Mining................................................................... Construction............................................................ Manufacturing....................................................... Nondurable goods.................................................. Durable goods...................................................... Transportation and public utilities.................................. Wholesale trade........................................................ Retail trade........................................................... Finance, insurance, and real esta te............................... Services.................................................................. Government and government enterprises............................. Federal, civilian........................................................ Federal, military8 ...................................................... State and local........................................................ 79,815 28,499,521 23,864,096 111,553 14,365 1,209,798 7,960,343 2,832,641 5,127,702 1,856,315 1,867,539 2,971,595 1,786,281 6,086,307 4,635,425 916,662 189,412 3,529,351 106,960 31,178,299 26,070,333 126,771 16,250 1,263,526 8,902,647 3,035,877 5,866,770 2,076,031 2,001,846 3,195,166 1,938,900 6,549,196 5,107,966 1,004,222 208,865 3,894,879 115,756 34,482,101 28,997,852 148,935 16,134 1,341,864 10,117,005 3,304,312 6,812,693 2,279,821 2,142,354 3,446,280 2,140,776 7,364,683 5,484,249 1,081,915 231,902 4,170,432 111,637 38,533,117 32,671,925 165,736 19,091 1,534,098 11,331,633 3,530,078 7,801,555 2,526,827 2,478,688 3,755,806 2,398,004 8,462,042 5,861,192 1,120,421 250,946 4,489,825 109,203 42,680,476 36,360,917 165,987 21,813 1,662,678 12,669,548 3,795,345 8,874,203 2,777,536 2,791,665 3,996,163 2,737,100 9,538,427 6,319,559 1,201,680 270,009 4,847,870 117,371 46,608,871 40,037,000 180,329 24,264 1,820,193 13,833,206 4,041,974 9,791,232 3,026,871 3,007,075 4,312,797 3,058,048 10,774,217 6,571,871 1,287,211 320,180 4,964,480 1,567 430,667 338,951 (0) (D) 27,794 22,965 9,495 13,470 35,268 12,141 96,934 21,359 116,904 91,716 15,077 5,504 71,135 2,310 492,452 384,405 (D) (D) 31,967 27,439 10,536 16,903 39,690 13,623 110,811 22,985 131,568 108,047 17,143 10,220 80,684 2,652 554,104 433,344 (D) (D) 36,924 32,852 12,692 20,160 49,721 15,454 121,159 26,359 143,425 120,760 19,686 13,159 87,915 2,692 619,543 494,332 (D) (D) 39,916 39,555 15,427 24,128 55,411 17,707 136,164 30,214 167,024 125,211 22,454 11,732 91,025 2,728 682,621 546,331 7,432 598 (D) 45,155 18,268 26,887 (D) 19,877 (D) 33,423 (D) 136,290 22,999 12,655 100,636 2,924 763,125 617,750 8,344 (D) (D) 54,209 18,107 36,102 70,803 23,572 164,752 39378 210,447 145,375 26*214 14,992 104^169 Ea rn in g s b y place of w o rk B e rk s h ire , M assa ch u setts 1976 1977 B ris to l, M assa ch u setts 1978 1979 1980 1981 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 Incom e by place o f residence Total personal income................................ 920,656 979,937 1,070,791 Nonfarm personal income1.................................. Farm income......................................... 1,179,694 1,295,467 1,435,866 2,672,620 2,920,924 916,501 4,155 3,217,771 975,027 4,910 3,579,355 1,065,397 5,394 3,912,387 1,174,727 4,967 4,314,036 1,291,197 4,270 1,431,567 4,299 2,666,094 6,526 2,912,370 8,554 3,208,079 9,692 3,570,723 8,632 3,904,551 7,836 4,304,439 9,597 Per capita personal income (dollars)............................. 6,290 6,766 7,316 8,111 8,929 9,981 5,742 6,256 6,869 7,561 8,219 9,047 Derivation of total personal income: Total earnings by place of work2.......................................... Less: Personal contributions for social insurance.................... Plus: Adjustment for residence............................................ Equals: Net earnings by place of residence............................. Plus: Dividends, interest, and rent4 ....................................... Plus: Transfer payments................................. 668,261 32,164 -3 ,8 6 4 632,233 135,026 153,397 705,970 34,324 -2 ,4 5 4 669,192 151,044 159,701 772,224 38,667 -1 ,8 0 4 731,753 170,883 168,155 841,209 43,951 -1 ,0 6 4 796,194 195,315 188,185 906,814 48,382 -7 1 4 857,718 223,393 214,356 977,407 56,092 1,109 922,424 270,782 242,660 1,744,886 84,989 233,520 1,893,417 299,542 479,661 1,916,272 93,738 253,494 2,076,028 342,134 502,762 2,116,419 106,564 295,356 2,305,211 380,641 531,919 2,312,356 121,108 369,221 2,560,469 430,491 588,395 2,458,884 132,050 419,777 2,746,611 489,298 676,478 2,634,638 152,333 476*278 2,958*583 595,404 760^049 567,935 55,419 44,907 2,445 42,462 599,428 58,354 48,188 2,941 45,247 658,276 64,849 49,099 3,327 45,772 716,152 71,048 54,009 2,628 51,381 774,323 77,880 54,611 1,625 52,986 835,479 85,444 56,484 1,487 54,997 1,504,659 133,315 106,912 3,369 103,543 1,645,215 154,564 116,493 4,880 111,613 1,818,508 177,799 120,112 5,773 114,339 1,981,287 196,809 134,260 4,211 130,049 2,105,960 212,901 140,023 2,841 137,182 2,256,027 229,987 148,624 4,251 144,373 4,155 664,106 590,471 2,099 639 25,264 293,714 85,913 207,801 30,612 16,831 71,158 27,062 123,092 73,635 7,650 1,774 64,211 4,910 701,060 620,712 2,420 1,714 25,952 297,996 90,795 207,201 34,663 18,747 76,731 29,289 133,200 80,348 7,629 3,228 69,491 5,394 766,830 681,632 2,420 1,812 29,737 332,701 108,868 223,833 35,419 17,939 86,361 31,443 143,800 85,198 8,844 3,490 72,864 4,967 836,242 746,314 2,334 1,829 31,804 353,948 110,814 243,134 36,427 31,322 91,814 34,214 162,622 89,928 9,267 3,604 77,057 4,270 902,544 802,975 2,342 1,797 34,073 382,691 115,953 266,738 32,302 36,131 95,149 36,486 182,004 99,569 9,616 3,974 85,979 4,299 973,108 872,710 (0) (0) 36,811 412,624 127,828 284,796 34,752 40,130 103,358 40,084 200,477 100,398 10,681 4,967 84,750 6,526 1,738,360 1,475,722 29,854 709 59,705 724,974 345,608 379,366 81,464 90,655 185,981 56,871 245,509 262,638 21,717 10,852 230,069 8,554 1,907,718 1,623,182 34,432 810 61,010 813,769 372,036 441,733 87,331 98,648 201,909 61,858 263,415 284,536 19,652 9,418 255,466 9,692 2,106,727 1,799,159 46,127 760 72,143 902,055 413,490 488,565 94,003 107,010 224,931 68,113 284,017 307,568 22,556 10,138 274,874 8,632 2,303,724 1,986,533 52,308 824 81,516 986,322 444,271 542,051 101,730 120,717 244,189 76,348 322,579 317,191 23,845 11,367 281,979 7,836 2,451,048 2,106,696 49,373 1,256 86,480 1,028,213 459,907 568,306 113,383 123,519 256,829 83,859 363,784 344^352 24,710 12,505 307,137 9,597 2,625,041 2,266,793 (D) (D) 87,873 1,098,881 487,425 611456 118,227 132*350 278,270 93*088 402 682 358,248 27,183 16,571 314*494 E a rn in g s by place o f w o rk Earnings by type: Wages and salaries................................................... Other labor incom e. . .......................................................... Proprietors income5 ......................................................... Nonfarm...................................................... Earnings by industry: Farm............................................... Nonfarm................................................. Agricultural services, forestry, fisheries, and other6 ........... Mining.............................................. Construction........................................... Manufacturing.......................................... Nondurable goods.................................................. Durable goods...................................................... Transportation and public utilities.................................. Wholesale trade........................................................ Finance, insurance, and real esta te............................... Government and government enterprises............................. Federal, civilian..................................... Federal, military8 ........ ......................................... State and local..................................... See footnotes at end of tables. LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME 24 MASSACHUSETTS Table 5.— Personal Income for States and Counties of the New England Region, 1976-81— Continued [Thousands of dollars] Essex, Massachusetts Dukes, Massachusetts 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 Income by place of residence Nonfarm personal income1.................................................. Farm income................................................................... 53,394 53,023 371 58,681 58,217 464 63,766 63,275 491 72,051 71,587 464 81,017 80,544 473 91,730 91,168 562 4,361,581 4,356,627 4,954 4,753,968 4,746,417 7,551 5,252,858 5,244,526 8,332 5,854,538 5,846,839 7,699 6,619,448 6,612,341 7,107 7,400,010 7,391,992 8,018 Per cap ita personal incom e (d ollars).................................... 6,576 6,800 7,090 7,842 9,057 10,124 6,957 7,595 8,324 9,248 10,429 11,554 Derivation of total personal income: Total earnings by place of work2.......................................... Less: Personal contributions for social insurance...................... Plus: Adjustment for residence............................................ Equals: Net earnings by place of residence............................. Plus: Dividends, interest, and rent4 ....................................... Pius: Transfer paym ents.................................................... 32,127 1,580 -2 ,2 0 2 28,345 15,629 9,420 35,541 1,758 -2 ,2 9 2 31,491 16,731 10,459 38,463 1,966 -2 ,5 9 5 33,902 18,908 10,956 43,310 2,308 -2 ,8 6 8 38,134 21,498 12,419 46,892 2,574 -3 ,0 9 1 41,227 25,167 14,623 51,214 3,026 -3 ,4 0 7 44,781 30,080 16,869 2,668,267 129,081 515,556 3,054,742 614,679 692,160 2,867,721 139,813 616,273 3,344,181 694,948 714,839 3,160,888 158,730 703,184 3,705,342 781,573 765,943 3,502,556 182,893 809,326 4,128,989 889,174 836,375 3,923,827 209,069 914,901 4,629,659 1,042,354 947,435 4,313,377 246,589 1,001,875 5,068,663 1,260,287 1,071,060 25,898 1,833 4,396 257 4,139 28,432 2,152 4,957 327 4,630 30,978 2,317 5,168 343 4,825 34,732 2,561 6,017 298 5,719 37,653 2,843 6,396 285 6,111 41,447 3,024 6,743 359 6,384 2,250,781 216,036 201,450 1,706 199,744 2,410,370 240,326 217,025 3,767 213,258 2,667,118 270,636 223,134 4,326 218,808 2,949,243 299,581 253,732 3,172 250,560 3,311,606 344,532 267,689 1,987 265,702 3,648,134 384,185 281,058 2,558 278,500 371 31,756 27,083 516 0 3,674 833 352 481 1,728 1,596 6,894 3,422 8,420 4,673 447 58 4,168 464 35,077 29,586 (0) 0 3,486 1,004 447 557 1,807 (D) 7,693 2,842 9,761 5,491 519 369 4,603 491 37,972 32,057 1,150 0 3,979 1,234 646 588 2,303 1,281 7,378 2,957 11,775 5,915 600 426 4,889 464 42,846 36,121 1,240 0 4,477 1,401 665 736 2,353 1,460 8,556 3,423 13,211 6,725 670 462 5,593 473 46,419 39,203 (D) (1) 4,390 1,785 1,087 698 2,727 1,432 9,654 (D) 14,193 7,216 692 496 6,028 562 50,652 42,256 1,231 (0) 4,829 1,658 922 736 3,067 1,691 10,706 (D) 15,391 8,396 766 607 7,023 4,954 2,663,313 2,255,978 20,088 899 95,074 1,045,942 300,061 745,881 129,674 135,014 310,091 93,768 425,428 407,335 57,767 13,018 336,550 7,551 2,860,170 2,414,009 24,984 1,082 98,764 1,102,807 313,396 789,411 158,878 135,466 340,040 101,137 450,851 446,161 64,886 8,402 372,873 8,332 3,152,556 2,675,166 (0) (D) 115,254 1,236,489 346,654 889,835 177,978 151,488 363,670 111,087 488,923 477,390 69,041 9,049 399,300 7,699 3,494,857 2,995,914 (D) (D) 135,241 1,373,666 365,502 1,008,164 192,748 175,836 392,432 123,145 570,024 498,943 71,357 9,817 417,769 7,107 3,916,720 3,382,818 (0) 692 143,760 1,605,531 391,850 1,213,681 (0) 200,190 (0) 134,297 650,846 533,902 77,519 10,991 445,392 8,018 4,305,359 3,752,936 32,711 (0) 150,008 1,794,894 430,808 1,364,086 (0) 225,603 442,399 149,567 730,736 552,423 83,947 13,312 455,164 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 Earnings by place of work Earnings by type: Nonfarm..................................................................... Earnings by industry: Agricultural services, forestry, fisheries, and other6 .......... Transportation and public utilities................................. Finance, insurance, and real esta te............................... Government and government enterprises............................. State and local......................................................... Hampden, Massachusetts Franklin, Massachusetts 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 Income by place of residence Farm income................................................................... 367,786 359,339 8,447 386,128 374,631 11,497 424,970 414,169 10,801 475,022 464,936 10,086 523,418 512,459 10,959 578,869 565,471 13,398 2,793,800 2,786,910 6,890 3,047,323 3,041,767 5,556 3,342,082 3,336,258 5,824 3,705,338 3,699,667 5,671 4,098,267 4,091,457 6,810 4,473,176 4,465,6/3 7,503 Per cap ita personal incom e (d ollars).................................... 5,904 6,128 6,666 7,351 8,119 9,122 6,161 6,746 7,489 8,344 9,251 10,078 Derivation of total personal income: Total earnings by place of work’ .......................................... Less: Personal contributions for social insurance...................... Plus: Adjustment for residence............................................ Equals: Net earnings by place of residence............................ Plus: Dividends, interest, and rent4 ...................................... Plus: Transfer payments.................................................... 226,873 10,890 41,542 257,525 50,039 60,222 235,711 11,079 43,085 267,717 56,140 62,271 255,197 12,434 53,406 296,169 63,143 65,658 283,508 14,453 60,168 329,223 71,882 73,917 307,018 16,102 65,660 356,576 82,327 84,515 330,944 18,783 70,967 383,128 99,910 95,831 1,984,871 96,574 43,052 1,931,349 361,919 500,532 2,190,743 106,995 44,551 2,128,299 402,633 516,391 2,423,226 121,898 43,449 2,344,777 452,555 544,750 2,692,510 140,727 34,276 2,586,059 515,999 603,280 2,921,518 155,679 49,112 2,814,951 597,267 686,049 3,093,386 177,042 57,996 2,974,340 728,351 770,485 185,803 17,160 23,910 3,963 19,947 188,710 19,399 27,602 6,151 21,451 206,462 21,636 27,099 5,179 21,920 230,171 24,223 29,114 3,721 25,393 250,656 26,545 29,817 3,744 26,073 269,512 28,389 33,043 5,727 27,316 1,704,585 159,146 121,140 2,598 118,542 1,878,267 186,235 126,241 394 125,847 2,085,787 209,928 127,511 405 127,106 2,313,542 236,767 142,201 -4 7 0 142,671 2,510,390 261,527 149,601 -1 5 7 149,758 2,657,997 278,431 156,958 101 156,857 8,447 218,426 180,640 (D) (0) 9,103 69,053 28,488 40,565 14,201 9,413 24,259 5,429 47,076 37,786 13,123 993 23,670 11,497 224,214 194,573 (D) (D) 9,161 77,723 32,020 45,703 15,122 (D) 25,591 5,996 48,591 29,641 3,099 708 25,834 10,801 244,396 212,787 (D) (0) 11,410 86,072 35,235 50,837 16,715 9,512 27,821 6,627 52,209 31,609 3,571 764 27,274 10,086 273,422 239,830 (»> (0) 12,520 98,644 39,930 58,714 18,026 11,661 30,112 7,403 59,055 33,592 3,332 828 29,432 10,959 296,059 259,814 2,068 331 13,421 104,590 45,788 58,802 21,113 12,640 32,004 8,040 65,607 36,245 3,509 933 31,803 13,398 317,546 279,152 (0) (D) 12,644 107,854 49,136 58,718 27,656 13,174 35,024 8,910 71,239 38,394 3,910 1,130 33,354 6,890 1,977,981 1,668,636 3,841 2,579 73,664 693,903 306,364 387,539 126,098 115,757 213,364 117,217 322,213 309,345 68,327 6,523 234,495 5,556 2,185,187 1,849,790 4,589 2,559 77,026 792,537 336,297 456,240 145,038 125,141 220,896 128,644 353,360 335,397 69,856 7,079 258,462 5,824 2,417,402 2,055,456 5,231 2,124 90,957 888,510 369,405 519,105 158,626 138,453 239,101 144,977 387,477 361,946 78,859 7,225 275,862 5,671 2,686,839 2,298,269 5,279 2,345 106,414 995,649 393,519 602,130 181,339 159,739 255,103 161,760 430,641 388,570 83,868 7,678 297,024 6,810 2,914,708 2,494,809 ID) 2,438 (0) 1,062,265 421,577 640,688 186,376 177,580 271,434 (0) 490,527 419,899 86,4 II 8,554 324,868 7,503 3,085,883 2,649,190 6,022 2,651 (6) 1,098,106 430,467 667,639 (0) 190,743 287,808 204,524 541,778 436,693 98,057 10,706 327,930 Earnings by place of work Earnings by type: Proprietors’ income5 ......................................................... Nonfarm..................................................................... Earnings by industry: Agricultural services, forestry, fisheries, and other6 .......... Transportation and public utilities................................. Government and government enterprises............................. State and local......................................................... See footnotes at end of tables. LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME MASSACHUSETTS 25 Table 5.— Personal Income for States and Counties of the New England Region, 1976-81— Continued [Thousands of dollars] H a m p s h ire , M assa ch u se tts 1976 1977 1978 1979 M id d le s e x, M assa ch u setts 1980 1981 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 Inc om e b y place o f residence Total personal in co m e........................................................ Nonfarm personal income1.................................................. Farm income................................................................... 717,040 784,525 868,190 966,529 1,067,632 1,188,886 10,210,125 11,241,101 12,374,444 13,923,855 15,746,659 17,725,611 706,490 10,550 774,479 10,046 860,356 7,834 958,134 8,395 1,057,543 10,089 1,181,345 7,541 10,195,048 15,077 11,213,661 27,440 12,343,899 30,545 13,894,346 29,509 15,719,599 27,060 17,697,250 28,361 Per cap ita personal incom e (d ollars).................................... 5,246 5,809 6,326 6,980 7,670 8,514 7,411 8,186 8,991 10,157 11,517 12,936 Derivation of total personal income: Total earnings by place of work2 .......................................... less: Personal contributions for social insurance...................... Plus: Adjustment tor residence............................................ Equals: Net earnings by place ol residence............................. Plus: Dividends, interest, and ren t*....................................... Plus: Transfer paym ents.................................................... 450,951 21,5(6 74,294 503,699 104,832 108,509 494,085 23,753 82,572 552,904 118,664 112,957 542,563 27,386 97,388 612,565 133,569 122,056 571,215 29,770 136,210 677,655 152,284 136,590 614,333 33,334 152,917 733,916 174,531 159,185 666,597 38,730 168,202 796,069 212,012 180,805 7,268,904 350,170 478,411 7,397,145 1,484,307 1,328,673 8,186,825 396,388 404,858 8,195,295 1,675,946 1,369,860 9,126,675 453,126 344,415 9,017,964 1,903,014 1,453,466 10,367,696 535,869 319,129 10,150,956 2,179,902 1,592,997 11,667,094 612,959 312,576 11,366,711 2,561,607 1,818,341 13,006,073 732,982 290,852 12,563,943 3,090,579 2,071,089 Earnings by type: Wages and salaries........................................................... Other labor income........................................................... Proprietors’ income5 .......................................................... Farm ......................................................................... Nonfarm..................................................................... 384,161 29,167 37,623 6,660 30,963 421,411 33,689 38,985 5,435 33,550 467,020 37,754 37,789 2,980 34,809 488,645 40,647 41,923 2,902 39,021 524,946 44,627 44,760 3,865 40,895 572,663 49,937 43,997 920 43,077 6,206,339 530,399 532,166 3,286 528,880 6,983,525 613,092 590,208 13,644 576,564 7,822,787 704,546 599,342 15,981 583,361 8,865,699 806,448 695,549 13,035 682,514 9,987,844 934,496 744,754 8,415 736,339 11,179,284 1,048,685 778,104 8,495 769,609 Earnings by industry: 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 and government enterprises............................. Federal, civilian........................................................ Federal, military*...................................................... State and local........................................................ 10,550 440,401 286,699 1,735 266 15,663 97,800 58,015 39,785 13,019 11,244 46,324 10,977 89,671 153,702 19,941 982 132,779 10,046 484,039 313,334 2,129 199 16,589 108,304 62,964 45,340 15,424 12,154 50,641 11,872 96,022 170,705 21,231 1,798 147,676 7,834 534,729 347,477 1,980 119 19,995 119,431 68,835 50,596 16,123 13,654 54,133 13,226 108,816 187,252 23,519 1,982 161,751 8,395 562,820 378,705 2,113 149 22,214 121,006 76,216 44,790 18,522 14,249 63,777 14,988 121,687 184,115 24,863 2,132 157,120 10,089 604,244 407,053 (») 175 (») 130,206 80,843 49,363 20,413 15,270 64,606 16,973 135,552 197,191 28,143 2,392 166,656 7,541 659,056 444,332 1,923 85 15,077 7,253,827 6,282,943 18,417 3,694 326,542 2,215,522 575,527 1,639,995 394,210 521,900 716,065 216,489 1,870,104 970,884 232,035 41,665 697,184 27,440 8,159,385 6,996,824 20,481 4,039 344,713 2,592,202 614,952 1,977,250 441,725 563,307 780,069 241,304 2,008,984 1,162,561 285,749 111,025 765,787 30,545 9,096,130 7,887,755 21,490 3,482 386,459 3,001,639 647,090 2,354,549 485,644 635,560 847,346 261,976 2,244,159 1,208,375 274,931 120,144 813,300 29,509 10,338,187 9,050,763 22,983 4,362 437,920 3,447,116 697,218 2,749,898 536,594 744,369 918,266 310,318 2,628,835 1,287,424 282,232 127,407 877,785 27,060 11,640,034 10,258,747 25,146 4,645 495,774 4,053,515 758,541 3,294,974 569,580 850,401 989,232 344,813 2,925,641 1,381,287 309,858 135,985 935,444 28,361 12,977,712 11,519,820 (D) (D) 568,826 4,541,790 804,580 3,737,210 617,929 903,782 1,084,586 379,514 3,388,732 1,457,892 326,429 160,470 970,993 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 Ea rn in g s b y place o f w o rk (0) 141,415 88,615 52,800 (0) 16,258 68,372 19,166 152,531 214,724 29,655 2,900 182,169 N a n tu c k e t, M a ssa ch u se tts 1976 1977 1978 1979 N o r fo lk , M assa ch u se tts 1980 1981 Inc om e by place o f residence Total personal in c o m e....................................................... Nonfarm personal income1.................................................. Farm income............................................................. 36,063 39,799 43,401 48,892 57,184 65,748 4,816,980 5,228,301 5,797,630 6,499,802 36,007 56 7,324,234 8,209,198 39,727 72 43,328 73 48,809 83 57,088 96 65,647 101 4,813,929 3,051 5,222,822 5,479 5,791,763 5,867 6,493,954 5,848 7,318,969 5,265 8,203,963 5,235 Per cap ita personal incom e (d ollars).................................... 6,813 7,480 8,037 9,318 11,330 12,767 7,917 8,583 9,460 10,679 12,079 13,437 Derivation of total personal Income: Total earnings by place of work2.......................................... Less: Personal contributions for social insurance...................... Plus: Adjustment for residence....................................... Equals: Net earnings by place of residence............................. PIUS: Dividends, interest, and ren t*...................................... Plus: Transfer paym ents.................................................. 22,481 1,097 -1 ,0 8 1 20,303 10,145 5,615 24,192 1,195 -1 ,1 8 4 21,813 11,784 6,202 26,135 1,332 -1 ,3 1 2 23,491 13,562 6,348 29,342 1,557 -1 ,4 7 8 26,307 15,634 6,951 34,009 1,851 -1 ,7 8 3 30,375 19,308 7,501 38,378 2,233 -2 ,0 4 9 34,096 23,079 8,573 2,597,260 125,113 935,952 3,408,099 814,163 594,718 2,861,887 139,094 978,401 3,701,194 907,670 619,437 3,283,764 164,087 994,719 4,114,396 1,016,941 666,293 3,706,175 192,722 1,096,678 4,610,131 1,152,666 737,005 4,119,795 219,436 1,234,096 5,134,455 1,350,039 839,740 4,526,138 258J83 1,353,983 5,621,338 1,629,735 958,125 17,903 1,151 3,427 0 3,427 18,926 1,331 3,935 0 3,935 20,534 1,490 4,111 0 4,111 23,063 1,622 4,657 0 4,657 27,234 1,955 4,820 0 4,820 31,056 2,248 5,074 0 5,074 2,149,006 180,165 268,089 1,447 266,642 2,358,162 206,199 297,526 3,641 293,885 2,724,136 247,697 311,931 3,876 308,055 3,069,012 279,317 357,846 3,610 354,236 3,421,438 314,378 383,979 2,743 381,236 3,773,633 352,322 400,183 2,518 397,665 56 22,425 17,854 369 0 2,852 504 391 113 1,609 261 5,749 1,030 5,480 4,671 380 1,559 2,632 72 24,120 19,793 482 0 3,035 584 471 113 1,751 293 6,188 992 6,468 4,327 368 968 2,991 73 26,062 21,709 532 0 3,372 649 486 163 1,946 312 6,740 1,201 6,957 4,353 425 674 3,254 83 29,259 24,272 571 0 3,762 650 368 282 1,819 382 7,766 1,385 7,937 4,987 850 667 3,470 96 33,913 28,410 799 0 4,035 794 454 340 2,973 372 8,635 1,655 9,147 5,503 873 714 3,916 101 38,277 32,276 953 0 4,742 1,317 903 414 3,470 456 9,697 2,034 9,607 6,001 935 877 4,189 3,051 2,594,209 2,207,067 7,667 1,756 154,607 702,892 201,791 501,101 121,928 215,433 365,984 148,857 487,943 387,142 20,157 13,840 353,145 5,479 2,856,408 2,434,152 8,309 1,787 162,145 795,773 214,034 581,739 135,105 236,019 394,587 159,838 540,589 422,256 17,548 14,203 390,505 5,867 3,277,897 2,823,954 (0) (D) 195,307 964,820 235,848 728,972 160,387 276,695 427,042 179,667 607,344 453,943 19,805 16,466 417,672 5,848 3,700,327 3,221,602 9,577 4,219 223,513 1,080,954 272,845 808,109 178,887 324,422 468,747 219,877 711,406 478,725 21,157 17,721 439,847 5,265 4,114,530 3,595,447 9,462 5,044 230,852 1,189,005 295,076 893,929 (D) 391,371 (D) 247,190 (D) 519,083 22,304 19,024 477,755 5,235 4,520,903 3,987,379 10,070 (D) 249,207 1,330,960 306,308 1,024,652 (D) 429,325 535,408 283,716 (D) 533,524 23,897 24,575 485,052 E a rn in g s b y place o f w o rk Earnings by type: Wages and salaries....................................................... Other labor income........................................................... Proprietors income5 ......................................................... Nonlarm................................................... Earnings by industry: Farm............................................................. Nonfarm........................................................... Private.......................................... Agricultural services, forestry, fisheries, and o ther*.......... Mining....................................................... Construction........................................................ Manufacturing......................................................... Nondurable goods.................................................. Durable goods...................................................... Transportation and public utilities.................................. Wholesale trade................................................ Retail tra d e............................................. Finance, insurance, and real esta te............................... Services......................................................... Government and government enterprises............................. Federal, civilian............................................. Federal, military"...................................................... State and local..................................................... See footnotes at end of tables. LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME 26 MASSACHUSETTS Table 5.— Personal Income for States and Counties of the New England Region, 1976-81— Continued __________________________________________________ [Thousands of dollars]__________________________________________________ Suffolk, Massachusetts Plymouth, Massachusetts 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 Income by place of residence Total personal income............................................ 2,365,411 2,618,184 2,908,704 3,267,612 3,660,777 4,010,500 4,287,825 4,569,642 4,946,483 5,411,696 6,057,166 6,681,606 Nonfarm personal income1.................................................. Farm income................................................................... 2,360,207 5,204 2,610,992 7,192 2,899,738 8,966 3,258,266 9,346 3,650,606 10,171 3,998,953 11,547 4,287,708 117 4,569,494 148 4,946,322 161 5,411,515 181 6,056,961 205 6,681,386 220 Per capita personal income (dollars)............................. 6,239 6,756 7,327 8,076 8,993 9,778 6,078 6,594 7,491 8,286 9,321 10,145 Derivation of total personal income: Total earnings by place of work1.......................................... Less: Personal contributions for social insurance...................... Plus: Adjustment for residence............................................ Equals: Net earnings by place of residence............................. Plus: Dividends, interest, and rent4 ....................................... Plus: Transfer paym ents.................................................... 1,078,753 53,435 714,592 1,739,910 260,215 365,286 1,187,573 58,989 814,789 1,943,373 294,383 380,428 1,314,133 67,421 930,569 2,177,281 326,667 404,756 1,461,615 77,603 1,070,478 2,454,490 368,017 445,105 1,598,090 87,562 1,210,338 2,720,866 428,196 511,715 1,719,002 100,789 1,297,431 2,915,644 518,765 576,091 6,573,804 315,820 -3,451,336 2,806,648 563,228 917,949 7,080,065 341,643 -3,726,417 3,012,005 628,257 929,380 7,649,120 380,895 -4,016,078 3,252,147 721,626 972,710 8,517,739 440,663 -4,522,849 3,554,227 832,952 1,024,517 9,502,467 502,173 -5,066,348 3,933,946 970,169 1,153,051 10,313,470 584,389 -5,492,348 4,236,733 1,167,794 1,277,079 903,636 70,451 104,666 -1 9 4 104,860 991,225 81,823 114,525 767 113,758 1,101,321 93,531 119,281 2,125 117,156 1,221,022 104,514 136,079 1,620 134,459 1,337,713 115,711 144,666 1,424 143,242 1,440,679 126,099 152,224 2,201 150,023 5,969,531 471,352 132,921 0 132,921 6,417,635 531,877 130,553 0 130,553 6,932,969 582,914 133,237 0 133,237 7,739,737 641,815 136,187 0 136,187 8,656,228 722,537 123,702 0 123,702 9,418,548 784,682 110,240 0 110,240 5,204 1,073,549 813,636 5,404 582 53,008 209,065 109,255 99,810 86,882 60,446 176,525 41,895 179,829 259,913 41,359 7,564 210,990 7,192 1,180,381 894,916 5,878 709 58,000 226,781 113,878 112,903 98,298 67,221 192,384 47,087 198,558 285,465 44,938 5,887 234,640 8,966 1,305,167 994,599 (») (») 62,393 262,758 132,992 129,766 114,055 68,528 210,174 51,859 217,008 310,568 51,128 6,419 253,021 9,346 1,452,269 1,123,436 (D) (0) 71,581 290,257 141,047 149,210 122,436 82,163 232,205 55,021 255,218 328,833 52,592 7,131 269,110 10,171 1,587,919 1,231,673 (0) 2,182 71,383 316,511 144,902 171,609 137,843 91,479 247,434 (0) 289,400 356,246 57,381 7,945 290,920 11,547 1,707,455 1,335,900 (D) 2,353 75,543 341,691 154,088 187,603 143,527 102,876 267,513 (D) 316,051 371,555 62,547 9,636 299,372 117 6,573,687 5,348,422 7,780 1,046 262,262 758,371 454,298 304,073 656,432 519,884 482,389 911,795 1,748,463 1,225,265 362,293 23,278 839,694 148 7,079,917 5,712,823 6,760 908 263,426 820,419 485,952 334,467 725,342 551,352 499,758 986,907 1,857,951 1,367,094 416,348 27,556 923,190 161 7,648,959 6,157,078 6,720 751 187,537 875,534 512,838 362,696 783,887 516,650 522,220 1,088,919 2,174,860 1,491,881 468,299 33,225 990,357 181 8,517,558 6,840,040 6,999 669 218,488 953,021 546,673 406,348 878,777 580,247 566,652 1,191,048 2,444,139 1,677,518 482,078 41,116 1,154,324 205 9,502,262 7,691,733 7,207 475 249,447 1,037,332 605,397 431,935 1,006,167 638,763 598,745 (D) (0) 1,810,529 514,239 43,448 1,252,842 220 10,313,250 8,460,096 7,431 812 278,787 1,094,264 646,340 447,924 1,105,926 681,142 640,773 (0) (0) 1,853,154 544,995 46,683 1,261,476 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 Income by place of residence Total personal income............................................ 3,969,790 4,247,704 4,689,792 5,210,488 5,768,686 6,329,433 Nonfarm personal income1.................................................. Farm income................................................................... 3,956,940 12,850 4,231,963 15,741 4,670,668 19,124 5,192,424 18,064 5,752,552 16,134 6,311,368 18,065 Per capita personal income (dollars)............................. 6,199 6,619 7,238 8,026 8,919 9,740 Derivation of total personal Income: Total earnings by place of work2.......................................... Less: Personal contributions for social insurance...................... Plus: Adjustment for residence............................................ Equals: Net earnings by place of residence............................ Plus: Dividends, interest, and rent4 ...................................... Plus: Transfer paym ents.................................................... 2,829,664 135,702 149,285 2,843,247 479,132 647,411 3,003,912 144,763 178,227 3,037,376 542,268 668,060 3,332,294 165,506 201,204 3,367,992 600,854 720,946 3,693,288 190,941 229,197 3,731,544 676,953 801,991 4,003,589 211,408 266,603 4,058,784 784,092 925,810 4,289,569 243,937 282,027 4,327,659 953,351 1,048,423 Earnings by type: Wages and salaries........................................................... Other labor incom e........................................................... Proprietors' Income1 ......................................................... Farm ......................................................................... Nonfarm.................................................................... 2,431,892 231,935 165,837 6,726 159,111 2,559,682 264,841 179,389 8,571 170,818 2,850,770 298,691 182,833 11,547 171,286 3,153,998 335,133 204,157 9,499 194,658 3,421,306 369,973 212,310 6,442 205,868 3,667,437 398,646 223,486 7,734 215,752 Earnings by industry: Farm............................................................................. Nonfarm......................................................................... Private...................................................................... Agricultural services, forestry, fisheries, and other6 .......... Mining................................................................... Construction............................................................ Manufacturing......................................................... Nondurable goods.................................................. Durable goods...................................................... Transportation and public utilities.................................. Wholesale trade........................................................ Retail trade............................................................. Finance, insurance, and real esta te ............................... Services................................................................. Government and government enterprises............................ Federal, civilian........................................................ Federal, military8 ...................................................... State and local......................................................... 12,850 2,816,814 2,369,994 6,627 1,659 100,586 1,124,805 357,083 767,722 163,190 156,964 269,878 130,110 416,175 446,820 56,389 61,802 328,629 15,741 2,988,171 2,582,234 7,670 1,698 108,252 1,245,309 388,099 857,210 175,857 167,553 287,868 138,149 449,878 405,937 35,256 8,004 362,677 19,124 3,313,170 2,875,679 8,269 1,438 126,397 1,412,261 419,233 993,028 183,014 189,818 308,204 152,365 493,913 437,491 40,651 8,741 388,099 18,064 3,675,224 3,235,794 7,435 1,464 144,732 1,589,444 425,583 1,163,861 201,758 214,414 340,023 168,860 567,664 439,430 41,856 9,284 388,290 16,134 3,987,455 3,515,208 7,489 2,164 153,811 1,711,955 455,702 1,256,253 222,953 232,640 (D) 187,464 (0) 472,247 43,360 10,393 418,494 18,065 4,271,504 3,776,410 7,523 2,254 160,227 1,813,543 496,447 1,317,096 237,962 245,973 384,131 207,321 717,476 495,094 47,995 12,754 434,345 Earnings by place of work Earnings by type: Wages and salaries........................................................... Other labor incom e........................................................... Proprietors’ income5 ......................................................... Farm ......................................................................... Nonfarm..................................................................... Earnings by industry: Nonfarm......................................................................... Private...................................................................... Agricultural services, forestry, fisheries, and other6 .......... Mining................................................................... Construction............................................................ Manufacturing......................................................... Nondurable goods.................................................. Durable goods...................................................... Transportation and public utilities................................. Wholesale trade....................................................... Retail trade............................................................. Finance, insurance, and real esta te............................... Services................................................................. Government and government enterprises............................ Federal, civilian........................................................ Federal, military8 ...................................................... State and local........................................................ Worcester, Massachusetts Earnings by place of work See footnotes at end of tables. LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME NEW HAMPSHIRE U S DEPARTM ENT OF COMM ERCE B U R E A U OF T H E C E N S U S Revised: Bureau of Economic Analysis 27 28 LO CAL A R EA P E R S O N A L INCOME NEW H A M P S H IR E Total Personal Income 1981 Percent of State Total: New Ham pshire Manchester, NH (32.1%) Portsmouth, NH—ME* (30.0%) Percent Total Personal Income Percent Change 1977—81 U.S. New Manchester Hampshire NH »State Portion of NECMA Portsmouth NH-ME* NH Non—NECMA LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME NEW HAMPSHIRE 29 Table 5.— Personal Income for States and Counties of the New England Region, 1976-81 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ [Thousands of dollars]_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ State of New Hampshire Belknap, New Hampshire 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 5,037,898 5,700,787 6,532,279 7,432,722 8,337,580 5,016,031 21,867 5,682,121 18,666 9,367,261 224,652 253,168 293,690 6,510,911 21,368 7,412,329 20,393 8,323,629 13,951 9,354,179 13,082 338,639 378,737 416,104 223,910 742 252,623 545 293,154 536 338,174 465 378,539 198 415,943 161 Per capita personal income (dollars)............................. 5,948 6,539 7,307 8,151 9,028 10,013 5,891 6,450 7,087 7,912 8,798 9,567 Derivation of total personal income: Total earnings by place of work2 .......................................... Less: Personal contributions for social insurance...................... Plus: Adjustment for residence............................................ Equals: Net earnings by place of residence............................. Plus: Dividends, interest, and rent4 ....................................... Plus: Transfer paym ents.................................................... 3,437,792 190,492 385,333 3,632,633 722,856 682,409 3,911,472 211,244 433,605 4,133,833 834,149 732,805 4,547,439 249,565 483,918 4,781,792 954,735 795,752 5,183,043 295,215 535,494 5,423,322 1,108,192 901,208 5,741,289 331,281 595,933 6,005,941 1,277,255 1,054,384 6,345,218 394,893 656,239 6,606,564 1,552,368 1,208,329 157,470 8,661 1,397 150,206 37,262 37,184 176,469 9,532 3,029 169,966 43,665 39,537 202,930 11,160 7,455 199,225 50,921 43,544 229,123 13,030 13,047 229,140 59,937 49,562 250,083 14,418 16,652 252,317 69,163 57,257 264,342 16,455 17,368 265,255 84,187 66,662 Earnings by type: Wages and salaries........................................................... Other labor incom e........................................................... Proprietors’ income5 ......................................................... Farm ......................................................................... Nonfarm..................................................................... 2,883,314 263,014 291,464 14,518 276,946 3,264,362 316,862 330,248 9,869 320,379 3,792,232 384,724 370,483 10,138 360,345 4,329,134 446,819 407,090 7,096 399,994 4,826,434 506,910 407,945 -9 0 4 408,849 5,356,667 564,995 423,556 -3 ,1 7 8 426,734 130,655 11,889 14,926 627 14,299 145,647 14,401 16,421 406 16,015 166,789 17,092 19,049 387 18,662 188,718 19,833 20,572 289 20,283 207,473 21,988 20,622 (L) 20,627 219,624 23,050 21,668 -5 2 21,720 Earnings by industry: Farm............................................................................. Nonfarm......................................................................... Private...................................................................... Agricultural services, forestry, fisheries, and other4 ........... Mining................................................................... Construction............................................................ Manufacturing......................................................... Nondurable goods.................................................. Durable goods...................................................... Transportation and public utilities.................................. Wholesale trade....................................................... Retail trade............................................................. Finance, insurance, and real esta te ............................... Services................................................................. Government and government enterprises............................. Federal, civilian....................................................... Federal, military*...................................................... State and local........................................................ 21,867 3,415,925 2,874,363 12,244 5,897 214,778 1,084,495 432,046 652,449 193,985 184,309 414,702 169,094 594,859 541,562 105,407 53,798 382,357 18,666 3,892,806 3,295,205 14,459 5,860 267,000 1,257,272 491,440 765,832 217,665 210,336 463,441 193,530 665,642 597,601 114,566 54,322 428,713 21,368 4,526,071 3,862,321 15,996 6,504 334,852 1,482,475 551,610 930,865 251,685 249,551 535,545 226,522 759,191 663,750 127,773 58,486 477,491 20,393 5,162,650 4,451,909 17,286 7,309 392,950 1,738,904 613,754 1,125,150 288,552 287,571 589,415 260,695 869,227 710,741 129,946 60,824 519,971 13,951 5,727,338 4,940,301 17,317 7,296 397,885 1,963,163 637,310 1,325,853 320,308 323,845 626,979 290,546 992,962 787,037 147,189 65,912 573,936 13,082 6,332,136 5,494,616 19,072 7,128 447,383 2,158,329 684,108 1,474,221 354,884 366,641 688,085 326,573 1,126,521 837,520 157,806 75,642 604,072 742 156,728 127,952 (D) (D) 18,441 37,287 10,474 26,813 13,414 5,889 24,136 3,993 24,087 28,776 3,189 660 24,927 545 175,924 145,228 (D) (D) 20,206 42,543 11,238 31,305 16,463 6,260 26,611 4,894 27,339 30,696 2,485 464 27,747 536 202,394 168,092 (D) (D) 23,306 49,487 13,143 36,344 19,601 7,465 30,963 6,666 29,696 34,302 2,955 522 30,825 465 228,658 190,933 (D) (D) 25,358 58,921 13,525 45,396 21,827 8,353 33,751 7,682 34,209 37,725 3,807 551 33,367 198 249,885 207,416 (D) (D) 26,846 65,379 13,783 51,596 20,539 9,185 36,922 8,466 39,254 42,469 4,169 642 37,658 161 264,181 218,642 (D) (D) 28,214 67,444 13,090 54,354 20,679 8,880 39,038 10,030 43,562 45,539 4,972 772 39,795 1976 1977 1980 1981 Income by place of residence Total personal income............................................ Nonfarm personal income1.................................................. Farm income................................................................... 1977 1976 1978 1979 1980 1981 Earnings by place of work Carroll, New Hampshire Income by place of residence Total personal income............................................ 1978 1979 Cheshire, New Hampshire 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 137,963 160,245 183,430 137,193 770 210,235 159,614 631 234,662 272,501 182,791 639 209,644 591 337,466 374,394 426,957 234,358 304 272,237 264 491,092 548,891 335,578 1,888 616,453 372,382 2,012 422,712 4,245 486,341 4,751 545,018 3,873 612,833 3,620 Per capita personal income (dollars)............................. 5,812 6,316 6,862 7,658 8,359 9,639 5,748 6,265 6,984 7,899 8,826 9,700 Derivation of total personal income: Total earnings by place of work2.......................................... Less: Personal contributions for social insurance...................... Plus: Adjustment for residence............................................ Equals: Net earnings by place of residence............................. Plus: Dividends, interest, and ren t*....................................... Plus: Transfer paym ents............................................... 71,904 4,096 6,937 74,745 39,458 23,760 80,282 4,498 11,624 87,408 46,768 26,069 92,383 5,268 14,583 101,698 53,049 28,683 104,405 6,174 17,626 115,857 61,075 33,303 112,985 6,823 19,863 126,025 68,993 39,644 129,054 8,399 22,893 143,548 83,379 45,574 212,992 11,930 32,742 233,804 56,686 46,976 238,625 12,963 36,317 261,979 62,220 50,195 274,998 15,110 41,274 301,162 71,041 54,754 309,207 17,666 55,607 347,148 82,138 61,806 340,988 19,752 60,199 381,435 95,600 71,856 374,417 23,447 66,985 417,955 115,819 82,679 Earnings by type: Wages and salaries....................................................... Other labor incom e........................................................... Proprietors incom e*......................................................... Farm ......................................................................... Nonfarm..................................................................... 55,549 4,473 11,882 574 11,308 61,629 5,538 13,115 396 12,719 70,371 6,675 15,337 391 14,946 80,198 7,799 16,408 292 16,116 88,120 8,610 16,255 (l) 16,291 102,220 10,059 16,775 -9 7 16,872 178,965 17,507 16,520 845 15,675 198,724 20,891 19,010 757 18,253 228,031 24,945 22,022 1,592 20,430 256,571 28,095 24,541 1,519 23,022 285,615 31,661 23,712 168 23,544 Earnings by industry: 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 e sta te............................... Services........................................................ Government and government enterprises............................. Federal, civilian........................................................ Federal, military"..................................... State and local........................................... 315,064 35,207 24,146 -5 6 4 24,710 770 71,134 61,162 (D) (D) 7,350 11,808 3,233 8,575 2,090 3,151 15,774 3,535 16,699 9,972 1,742 498 7,732 631 79,651 69,703 (0) (D) 8,176 13,995 3,929 10,066 1,978 (D) 18,599 4,106 18,816 9,948 1,067 276 8,605 639 91,744 80,665 (D) (D) 9,829 15,645 4,639 11,006 2,544 4,399 20,728 4,802 21,809 11,079 1,274 308 9,497 591 103,814 90,904 (D) (D) 10,523 18,723 5,808 12,915 3,170 5,011 22,845 5,648 23,937 12,910 2,161 335 10,414 304 112,681 97,788 (D) (D) 9,971 20,649 6,125 14,524 3,964 5,414 23,991 5,919 26,751 14,893 2,086 398 12,409 264 128,790 112,120 (0) (D) 9,819 23,830 6,818 17,012 4,476 6,518 28,508 6,775 30,922 16,670 2,418 467 13,785 1,888 211,104 188,028 (D) (D) 13,623 79,919 22,234 57,685 7,077 11,570 22,564 18,512 32,924 23,076 2,646 1,073 19,357 2,012 236,613 212,579 (D) (D) 17,123 91,918 24,011 67,907 8,021 12,889 23,536 20,875 37,084 24,034 2,367 723 20,944 4,245 270,753 244,593 (D) (0) 20,359 107,776 26,929 80,847 9,146 14,928 26,959 21,400 42,733 26,160 2,738 791 22,631 4,751 304,456 275,752 (0) (0) 23,505 119,979 29,412 90,567 10,379 17,357 28,470 26,456 48,171 28,704 3,276 815 24,613 3,873 337,115 303,738 (D) (D) 23,553 134,466 30,439 104,027 11,030 18,032 31,429 28,985 54,992 33,377 3,653 946 28,778 3,620 370,797 334,547 (D) (D) 22,483 148,741 36,327 112,414 12^649 20,084 35,639 31,041 62,729 36,250 4,386 1,079 30,785 Nonfarm personal income1.................................................. Farm income............................................................... Earnings by place of work See footnotes at end of tables. LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME 30 NEW HAMPSHIRE Table 5.— Personal Income for States and Counties of the New England Region, 1976-81— Continued __________________________________________________ [Thousands of dollars]__________________________________________________ Coos, New Hampshire 1976 1977 1978 1979 Grafton, New Hampshire 1980 1981 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 Income by place of residence 188,449 204,581 223,357 242,089 265,674 294,224 222^291 1,066 24U 13 876 265^395 279 293,615 609 361Ì821 3,272 399*762 2,626 446^004 2,431 503Ì421 2,253 555Ì217 1,653 625*926 1,972 5,844 6,299 6,912 7,576 8,287 5,919 6,344 7,027 7,780 8,434 9,439 135,154 7,504 5,502 133,152 23,867 31,430 146,423 7,963 5,768 144,228 27,122 33,231 158,685 8,813 6,484 156,356 30,391 36,610 167,033 9,662 7,196 164,567 34,831 42,691 180,359 10,613 7,667 177,413 39,874 48,387 194,379 12,330 8,415 190,464 48,870 54,890 278,942 15,556 -1 4 ,6 7 9 248,707 64,687 51,699 306,305 16,579 -16 ,6 0 1 273,125 73,540 55,723 340,208 18,760 -1 7 ,5 4 0 303,908 84,071 60,456 382,010 21,986 -1 9 ,6 6 9 340,355 97,316 68,003 412,523 24,110 -2 1 ,2 5 7 367,156 109,548 80,166 456,217 28,734 -2 3 ,0 8 7 404,396 132,681 90,821 Earnings by type: Wages and salaries........................................................... Other labor incom e........................................................... Proprietors’ income5 ......................................................... Farm ......................................................................... Nonfarm..................................................................... 110,607 11,454 13,093 1,300 11,793 119,533 13,065 13,825 667 13,158 129,232 14,507 14,946 596 14,350 135,927 15,112 15,994 319 15,675 148,426 16,493 15,440 -3 5 8 15,798 159,686 18,008 16,685 -6 6 16,751 234,511 19,917 24,514 2,663 21,851 254,996 24,208 27,101 1,904 25,197 281,407 28,205 30,596 1,670 28,926 318,200 30,603 33,207 1,350 31,857 345,671 33,872 32,980 620 32,360 383,988 37,454 34,775 882 33,893 Earnings by industry: Farm............................................................................. Nonfarm......................................................................... Private...................................................................... Agricultural services, forestry, fisheries, and other6 ........... Mining................................................................... Construction............................................................ Manufacturing......................................................... Nondurable goods.................................................. Durable goods...................................................... Transportation and public utilities................................. Wholesale trade....................................................... Retail trade............................................................. Finance, insurance, and real esta te............................... Services................................................................. Government and government enterprises............................. Federal, civilian........................................................ Federal, military*...................................................... State and local........................................................ 1,669 133,485 117,840 (0) (D) 5,113 60,864 54,772 6,092 7,425 5,106 14,109 2,925 21,727 15,645 2,040 389 13,216 1,107 145,316 128,705 (0) (D) 6,149 65,915 59,047 6,868 8,104 (D) 15,499 2,942 24,181 16,611 1,686 391 14,534 1,066 157,619 139,371 (0) (D) 6,969 68,919 60,572 8,347 9,283 6,090 16,824 3,835 26,819 18,248 1,932 422 15,894 876 166,157 145,739 387 457 7,274 69,435 60,486 8,949 10,547 6,832 18,037 3,575 29,195 20,418 2,563 445 17,410 279 180,080 157,163 404 361 8,742 73,862 64,335 9,527 11,356 7,150 18,942 4,514 31,832 22,917 2,678 519 19,720 609 193,770 169,258 (0) (0) 7,865 80,967 70,783 10,184 12,726 7,437 18,889 4,687 35,856 24,512 3,152 623 20,737 3,272 275,670 239,110 1,745 482 15,151 50,777 19,624 31,153 13,998 9,259 31,672 8,583 107,443 36,560 9,742 772 26,046 2,626 303,679 265,120 1,929 490 16,958 60,827 20,533 40,294 15,586 11,217 36,876 9,817 111,420 38,559 8,600 839 29,120 2,431 337,777 294,456 1,837 640 18,614 70,777 23,973 46,804 17,120 13,729 40,996 10,661 120,082 43,321 10,118 869 32,334 2,253 379,757 331,995 2,013 651 22,088 80,114 25,466 54,648 18,099 17,244 45,074 11,834 134,878 47,762 11,737 903 35,122 1,653 «0,870 360,233 2,195 690 21,466 87,878 23,974 63,904 18,650 19,105 46,864 13,373 150,012 50,637 12,365 1,055 37,217 1,972 454,245 397,498 2,271 814 19,444 97,774 26,367 71,407 18,776 20,812 52,351 14,975 170,281 56,747 14,757 1,271 40,719 Nonfarm personal income1................................................. Farm income.................................................................. 186780 1,669 203Ì474 1,107 Per capita personal incom e (d ollars)................................... 5,365 Derivation of total personal income: Total earnings by place of work2......................................... Less. Personal contributions for social insurance... .................. Plus: Adjustment for residence............................................ Equals: Net earnings by place ol residence............................ Plus: Dividends, interest, and rent4 ...................................... Plus: Transfer payments.................................................... 402388 Earnings by place of work Merrimack, New Hampshire Hillsborough, New Hampshire 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 Income by place of residence Total personal in c o m e....................................................... Nonfarm personal income1.................................................. Farm income................................................................... 1,589,024 1,803,952 2,075,939 2,362,478 2,682,535 3,007,052 542,101 606,102 691,713 788,793 885,796 990,752 1,585,215 3,809 1,800,576 3,376 2,072,292 3,647 2,359,279 3,199 2,680,943 1,592 3,006,153 899 539,142 2,959 603,674 2,428 689,314 2,399 786,749 2,044 884,483 1,313 989,763 989 P er capita personal incom e (d ollars).................................... 6,211 6,861 7,727 8,584 9,668 10,766 5,983 6,521 7,278 8,174 8,978 10,015 Derivation of total personal income: Total earnings by place ot work2.......................................... Less: Personal contributions for social insurance...................... Plus: Adjustment for residence............................................ Equals: Net earnings by place of residence............................. Plus: Dividends, interest, and rent4 ...................................... Plus: Transfer paym ents.................................................... 1,249,339 69,532 2,104 1,181,911 211,526 195,587 1,423,763 76,894 4,286 1,351,155 244,415 208,382 1,652,985 90,845 6,772 1,568,912 281,506 225,521 1,889,695 107,953 -2 ,4 3 6 1,779,306 328,703 254,469 2,125,885 122,696 -4 ,1 0 9 1,999,080 386,011 297,444 2,346,694 145,952 -5 ,8 7 5 2,194,867 469,511 342,674 381,189 20,720 22,878 383,347 85,130 73,624 424,382 22,629 27,950 429,703 97,128 79,271 486,670 26,376 34,538 494,832 110,499 86,382 555,150 31,125 40,195 564,220 127,590 96,983 610,466 34,727 50,955 626,694 145,930 113,172 669,156 40,874 55,436 683,718 177,418 129,616 Earnings by type: Wages and salaries........................................................... Other labor incom e........................................................... Proprietors' income5 ....................................................... Farm ......................................................................... N onfarm .................................................................... 1,056,415 104,337 88,587 2,081 86,506 1,198,871 123,145 101,747 1,303 100,444 1,390,744 149,100 113,141 1,439 111,702 1,591,826 174,088 123,781 584 123,197 1,802,121 199,904 123,860 -1 ,3 9 3 125,253 1,995,767 223,284 127,643 -2 ,2 6 9 129,912 320,764 27,669 32,756 2,266 30,490 355,800 32,826 35,756 1,603 34,153 407,401 39,517 39,752 1,520 38,232 465,087 45,646 44,417 1,001 43,416 514,100 51,428 44,938 124 44,814 565,140 57,279 46,737 -2 7 1 47,008 Earnings by industry: Farm............................................................................. Nonfarm......................................................................... Private...................................................................... Agricultural services, forestry, fisheries, and other6 .......... Mining................................................................... Construction............................................................. Manufacturing......................................................... Nondurable goods.................................................. Durable goods...................................................... Transportation and public utilities................................. Wholesale trade........................................................ Retail trade............................................................. Finance, insurance, and real esta te............................... Services................................................................. Government and government enterprises............................. Federal, civilian......................................................... Federal, military8 ...................................................... State and local........................................................ 3,809 1,245,530 1,105,151 2,486 1,667 67,721 460,402 168,590 291,812 99,857 78,253 132,317 66,697 195,751 140,379 45,040 2,755 92,584 3,376 1,420,387 1,257,080 2,902 1,966 83,160 519,981 188,468 331,513 112,196 90,112 149,958 77,586 219,219 163,307 55,650 3,961 103,696 3,647 1,649,338 1,465,998 3,287 2,098 92,898 602,064 214,067 387,997 130,820 107,136 177,500 93,485 256,710 183,340 63,864 4,344 115,132 3,199 1,886,496 1,695,305 3,638 2,335 104,001 717,533 241,093 476,440 150,837 121,459 192,997 108,042 294,463 191,191 60,278 4,706 126,207 1,592 2,124,293 1,909,104 3,618 2,401 107,581 827,922 258,590 569,332 165,950 138,143 203,575 117,174 342,740 215,189 71,959 5,382 137,848 899 2,345,795 2,123,188 4,030 2,621 109,341 927,193 268,814 658,379 181,384 157,646 223,615 125,830 391,528 222,607 70,468 6,526 145,613 2,959 378,230 297,655 1,409 1,142 24,162 94,224 35,448 58,776 15,338 23,088 38,748 31,953 67,591 80,575 8,804 1,982 69,789 2,428 421,954 334,390 1,824 1,198 28,921 106,269 38,957 67,312 16,969 25,764 42,779 35,331 75,335 87,564 7,708 1,421 78,435 2,399 484,271 385,186 1,994 1,610 32,772 126,031 43,825 82,206 19,563 30,504 49,173 38,258 85,281 99,085 9,669 1,563 87,853 2,044 553,106 446,305 2,275 1,665 36,343 149,314 48,874 100,440 22,061 35,773 54,527 42,938 101,409 106,801 10,355 1,631 94,815 1,313 609,153 489,989 2,417 1,164 34,543 161,465 54,664 106,801 29,344 39,818 58,327 45,411 117,500 119,164 11,468 1,884 105,812 989 668,167 535,774 (0) (D) 34,358 173,694 58,048 115,646 34,737 45,949 63,340 51,111 128,845 132,393 13,006 2,207 117,180 Earnings by place of work See footnotes at end of tables. LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME NEW HAMPSHIRE 31 Table 5.— Personal Income for States and Counties of the New England Region, 1976-81— Continued _______________________________________ [Thousands of dollars]_______________________________________ Rockingham, New Hampshire Strafford, New Hampshire 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 Total personal in c o m e........................................................ Nonfarm personal income1.................................................. Farm income................................................................... 1,064,997 1,229,312 1,425,531 1,627,426 1,826,580 2,078,065 404,379 458,597 524,732 1,061,663 3,334 1,226,216 3,096 1,422,478 3,053 1,624,476 2,950 1,824,461 2,119 593,515 656,309 731,341 2,076,423 1,642 402,252 2,127 456,904 1,693 522,648 2,084 591,533 1,982 655,333 976 730,573 768 Per cap ita personal incom e (d ollars).................................... 6,313 7,001 7,796 8,678 9,552 10,609 5,026 5,519 6,257 7,001 7,672 8,368 Derivation of total personal income: Total earnings by place of work*.......................................... Less: Personal contributions for social insurance...................... Plus: Adjustment for residence............................................ Equals: Net earnings by place of residence............................. Plus: Dividends, interest, and rent4 ...................................... Plus: Transfer paym ents.................................................... 558,744 31,257 280,090 807,577 128,107 129,313 669,207 36,479 305,791 938,519 149,965 140,828 822,024 45,341 324,697 1,101,380 170,825 153,326 960,433 54,941 351,376 1,256,868 197,440 173,118 1,082,226 62,673 378,517 1,398,070 227,088 201,422 1,233,817 77,418 414,973 1,571,372 276,027 230,666 279,580 15,024 23,113 287,669 50,842 65,868 317,554 16,776 27,643 328,421 59,217 70,959 367,760 19,733 33,418 381,445 67,151 76,136 413,862 22,912 38,041 428,991 77,553 86,971 440,536 24,777 48,233 463,992 88,342 103,975 478,203 28,904 56,964 506,263 107,795 117,283 Earnings by type: Wages and salaries.......................................................... Other labor incom e........................................................... Proprietors’ income4 ......................................................... Farm ......................................................................... Nonfarm.................................................................... 467,253 35,251 56,240 1,976 54,264 556,188 45,936 67,083 1,462 65,621 686,205 59,926 75,893 1,301 74,592 802,774 73,163 84,496 870 83,626 910,833 85,812 85,581 -2 5 4 85,835 1,047,214 98,148 88,455 -8 8 3 89,338 237,034 21,656 20,890 1,257 19,633 268,719 26,057 22,778 648 22,130 311,392 31,729 24,639 432 24,207 350,016 36,855 26,991 133 26,858 373,533 39,917 27,086 -7 9 5 27,881 406,146 44,045 28,012 -1 ,3 6 3 29,375 Earnings by industry: Farm............................................................................. Nonfarm......................................................................... Private...................................................................... Agricultural services, forestry, fisheries, and o ther*.......... M ining.................................................................. Construction............................................................. Manufacturing......................................................... Nondurable goods.................................................. Durable g o o d s..................................................... Transportation and public utilities................................. . Wholesale trade....................................................... Retail trade............................................................. Finance, insurance, and real esta te ............................... Services................................................................ Government and government enterprises............................. Federal, civilian........................................................ Federal, military8 ...................................................... State and local........................................................ 3,334 555,410 425,597 2,851 581 47,938 125,830 38,712 87,118 21,745 32,247 86,620 21,331 86,454 129,813 27,004 44,237 58,572 3,096 666,111 525,638 3,709 829 67,934 165,864 53,740 112,124 24,759 38,408 95,954 23,950 104,231 140,473 29,981 44,520 65,972 3,053 818,971 668,234 4,448 634 107,953 219,727 60,708 159,019 28,737 45,769 110,859 28,837 121,270 150,737 29,395 47,806 73,536 2,950 957,483 798,165 4,867 600 138,960 268,385 76,326 192,059 33,012 54,057 124,152 34,929 139,203 159,318 29,329 49,481 80,508 2,119 1,080,107 903,620 (D) (D) 143,326 319,315 76,798 242,517 38,932 62,180 133,240 43,936 156,899 176,487 31,945 52,834 91,708 1,642 1,232,175 1,053,253 (D) (D) 194,340 348,680 84,072 264,608 47,659 73,747 145,488 58,076 179,397 178,922 33,661 59,991 85,270 2,127 277,453 216,028 555 175 9,754 114,098 61,376 52,722 8,852 10,184 34,341 8,354 29,715 61,425 3,956 868 56,601 1,693 315,861 246,556 (0) (0) 11,580 132,138 70,585 61,553 8,837 11,416 38,320 9,700 33,929 69,305 3,977 1,318 64,010 2,084 365,676 287,617 (0) (0) 14,313 154,572 79,720 74,852 9,894 12,830 44,287 12,525 38,359 78,059 4,643 1,418 71,998 1,982 411,880 327,365 737 230 15,484 175,464 84,708 90,756 13,027 14,801 50,527 13,162 43,933 84,515 4,920 1,498 78,097 976 439,560 348,089 (0) (0) 13,222 183,126 79,220 103,906 14,648 16,933 53,941 15,638 49,593 91,471 5,267 1,710 84,494 768 477,435 376,105 1,020 150 12,764 197,827 89,019 108,808 15,257 16,960 59,085 17,059 55,983 101,330 9,019 2,048 90,263 1980 1981 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 Income by place of residence Earnings by place of work Sullivan, New Hampshire 1976 1977 1978 1979 Income by place of residence Total personal in co m e........................................................ Nonfarm personal incom e'.................................................. Farm income.................................................................. 183,774 208,048 182,477 1,297 238,495 272,781 206,896 1,152 237,227 1,268 301,526 332,871 271,499 1,282 299,882 1,644 330,713 2,158 Per cap ita personal incom e (d ollars).................................... 5,398 6,030 6,825 7,697 8,333 9,074 Derivation of total personal income: Total earnings by place of w o rk *......................................... Less; Personal contributions for social insurance...................... Plus: Adjustment for residence............................................ Equals: Net earnings by place of residence............................. Plus: Dividends, interest, and ren t"...................................... Plus: Transfer paym ents.......................................... 112,478 6,212 25,249 131,515 25,291 26,968 128,462 6,931 27,798 149,329 30,109 28,610 148,796 8,159 32,237 172,874 35,281 30,340 172,125 9,766 34,511 196,870 41,609 34,302 185,238 10,692 39,213 213,759 46,706 41,061 198,939 12,380 42,167 228,726 56,681 47,464 Earnings by type: W ages and salaries........................................................... Other labor incom e........................................................... Proprietors income5 ......................................................... Farm ............................................................. Nonfarm.................................................. 91,561 8,861 12,056 929 11,127 104,255 10,795 13,412 723 12,689 120,660 13,028 15,108 810 14,298 139,817 15,625 16,683 739 15,944 150,542 17,225 17,471 1,025 16,446 161,818 18,461 18,660 1,505 17,155 Earnings by industry: Farm................................................. ..... Nonfarm............................................................ P riv a te................................................. 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 and government enterprises............................. Federal, civilian......................................... Federal, military8 ...................................................... State and local................................................. 1,297 111,181 95,840 (0) (0) 5,525 49,286 17,583 31,703 4,189 5,562 14,421 3,211 12,468 15,341 1,244 564 13,533 1,152 127,310 110,206 (0) (0) 6,793 57,822 20,932 36,890 4,752 (D) 15,309 4,329 14,088 17,104 1,045 409 15,650 1,268 147,528 128,109 (0) (D) 7,839 67,477 24,034 43,443 4,977 6,701 17,256 6,053 16,432 19,419 1,185 443 17,791 1,282 170,843 149,446 (0) (0) 9,414 81,036 28,056 52,980 5,593 6,684 19,035 6,429 19,829 21,397 1,520 459 19,418 1,644 183,594 163,161 (D) (0) 8,635 89,101 29,382 59,719 5,895 7,885 19,748 7,130 23,389 20,433 1,599 542 18,292 2,158 196,781 174,231 (0) (D) 8,755 92,179 30,770 61,409 6,541 8,608 22,132 6,989 27,418 22,550 1,967 658 19,925 Earnings by place of work See footnotes at end of tables. CO ro o m m r> 2 a LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME o LEG EN D ® e O Places of 100,000 or more inhabitants Places of 50.000 to 100,000 inhabitants Places of 25,000 to 50,000 inhabitants outside SMSA s New England County Metropoliton Areas (NECMA's) NOTE: The boundaries o f the counties bordering N arragansett Bay (except Providence County) fo llo w the shoreline; jurisdiction over the w ater area belongs to the State and not to the counties (with the exception of Providence County). For clarity in graphic presentation o f county jurisdiction of the islands in N arra g a nse tt Bay, the bou n d arie s of a ll counties have been extended into the waters of the Bay. RHODE ISLAND U S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE BUREAU OF THE CENSUS R e v i s e d Bureau of Econom ic Analysis RHODE IS LA N D LO CAL A R EA P E R S O N A L INCO M E 33 Total Personal Income 1981 Percent of State Total: Rhode Island Providence, Rl (91.3%) RI Non—NECMA (8.7%) Total Personal Income Percent Change 1 9 7 7 -8 1 U.S. Rhode Island Providence Rl Rl Non—NECMA LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME 34 RHODE is la n d Table 5.— Personal Income for States and Counties of the New England Region, 1976-81 [Thousands of dollars] Bristol, Rhode Island State of Rhode Island 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 Income by place of residence Total personal income............................................. 5,848,681 6,416,656 7,105,956 7,901,585 8,723,934 9,677,960 316,781 344,738 375,345 417,075 452,393 511,654 Nonfarm personal incom e'.................................................. Farm income................................................................... 5,837,696 10,985 6,406,291 10,365 7,093,268 12,688 7,890,451 11,134 8,712,513 11,421 9,667,211 10,749 315,984 797 344,007 731 374,544 801 416,394 681 451,798 595 511,114 540 Per capita personal income (dollars)............................. 6,154 6,718 7,423 8,260 9,197 10,156 6,715 7,218 7,863 8,903 9,632 10,954 Derivation of total personal income: Total earnings by place of work2.......................................... Less: Personal contributions for social insurance...................... Plus: Adjustment for residence............................................ Equals: Net earnings by place of residence............................. Plus: Dividends, interest, and ren t*...................................... Plus: Transfer paym ents.................................................... 4,163,603 256,577 137,575 4,044,601 784,762 1,019,318 4,566,020 284,007 157,596 4,439,609 901,530 1,075,517 5,088,140 319,605 168,494 4,937,029 1,025,132 1,143,795 5,658,072 369,790 189,788 5,478,070 1,177,222 1,246,293 6,134,121 405,648 212,284 5,940,757 1,329,611 1,453,566 6,627,759 470,989 242,032 6,398,802 1,621,511 1,657,647 135,290 8,416 94,422 221,296 51,768 43,717 142,820 9,091 105,690 239,419 58,828 46,491 147,643 9,558 122,288 260,373 65,892 49,080 168,611 11,300 133,408 290,719 74,176 52,180 175,340 12,072 147,777 311,045 80,775 60,573 198,583 14,551 160,019 344,051 97,528 70,075 Earnings by type: Wages and salaries........................................................... Other labor incom e........................................................... Proprietors’ income5 ......................................................... Farm ......................................................................... Nonfarm..................................................................... 3,572,702 318,366 272,535 6,172 266,363 3,881,817 370,521 313,682 4,708 308,974 4,300,967 422,631 364,542 5,779 358,763 4,773,493 466,932 417,647 3,424 414,223 5,195,378 520,505 418,238 2,842 415,396 5,625,212 568,971 433,576 1,745 431,831 105,570 10,550 19,170 567 18,603 110,243 11,392 21,185 459 20,726 111,316 11,578 24,749 508 24,241 125,834 13,534 29,243 357 28,886 130,305 14,416 30,619 232 30,387 149,651 16,671 32,261 148 32,113 Earnings by industry: Farm............................................................................. Nonfarm......................................................................... Private...................................................................... Agricultural services, forestry, fisheries, and other6 .......... Mining................................................................... Construction............................................................ Manufacturing......................................................... Nondurable goods.................................................. Durable goods.............................................. ........ Transportation and public utilities.................................. Wholesale trade........................................................ Retail trade............................................................. Finance, insurance, and real esta te............................... Services................................................................. Government and government enterprises............................. Federal, civilian........................................................ Federal, military*...................................................... State and local........................................................ 10,985 4,152,618 3,446,654 16,824 1,827 186,632 1,377,062 441,087 935,975 209,038 250,445 432,955 221,690 750,181 705,964 156,362 60,532 489,070 10,365 4,555,655 3,794,830 18,614 2,067 205,234 1,524,006 471,514 1,052,492 217,976 267,595 464,233 248,642 846,463 760,825 164,212 67,624 528,989 12,688 5,075,452 4,249,463 21,652 3,426 240,541 1,703,525 521,122 1,182,403 237,977 301,907 510,885 281,915 947,635 825,989 177,952 73,060 574,977 11,134 5,646,938 4,727,201 23,036 3,768 274,826 1,858,850 561,668 1,297,182 263,840 335,347 559,498 312,990 1,095,046 919,737 189,295 85,684 644,758 11,421 6,122,700 5,120,625 24,120 3,220 268,968 2,026,413 601,142 1,425,271 284,524 359,013 592,324 344,236 1,217,807 1,002,075 197,034 102,083 702,958 10,749 6,617,010 5,511,082 26,707 3,796 269,846 2,180,257 651,315 1,528,942 314,970 375,909 625,042 375,488 1,339,067 1,105,928 214,898 139,595 751,435 797 134,493 116,929 (0) 0 11,170 61,066 32,560 28,506 (0) 3,694 13,907 2,220 21,594 17,564 1,010 816 15,738 731 142,089 123,099 (D) 0 12,337 60,154 35,153 25,001 (0) 3,449 14,808 2,385 25,087 18,990 1,081 1,364 16,545 801 146,842 126,827 (D) 0 10,300 59,388 35,505 23,883 (0) (D) 15,797 2,869 28,327 20,015 1,338 1,426 17,251 681 167,930 145,884 (9) 0 12,088 68,332 41,727 26,605 (9) (9) 16,729 3,362 33,227 22,046 1,358 1,002 19,686 595 174,745 150,766 1,336 0 12,362 69,522 35,355 34,167 (9) (9) 16,819 3,309 35,546 23,979 1,611 1,157 21,211 540 198,043 169,518 1,463 0 11,360 75,095 34,326 40,769 (0) (0) 18,831 4,136 44,148 28,525 1,850 1,427 25,248 Earnings by place of work Newport, Rhode Island Kent, Rhode Island 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 Income by place of residence Total personal income............................................ 978,678 1,085,934 1,197,687 1,342,509 1,480,475 1,648,669 456,259 517,913 574,275 644,652 732,410 838,644 Nonfarm personal income*.................................................. Farm income................................................................... 977,750 928 1,085,107 827 1,196,875 812 1,341,643 866 1,479,573 902 1,647,858 811 453,494 2,765 515,196 2,717 570,770 3,505 641,766 2,886 729,128 3,282 835,216 3,428 Per capita personal income (dollars)............................. 6,443 7,029 7,765 8,702 9,575 10,637 5,555 6,247 6,973 7,849 8,988 10,213 Derivation of total personal income: Total earnings by place of work2.......................................... Less: Personal contributions for social insurance...................... Plus: Adjustment for residence............................................ Equals: Net earnings by place of residence............................. Plus: Dividends, interest, and rent4 ...................................... Plus: Transfer paym ents.................................................... 480,037 30,310 262,581 712,308 113,057 153,313 544,993 34,618 283,036 793,411 129,031 163,492 631,955 40,316 286,400 878,039 145,504 174,144 734,422 48,527 299,774 985,669 166,419 190,421 795,532 53,399 325,976 1,068,109 187,368 224,998 867,304 62,681 358,103 1,162,726 229,091 256,852 304,872 19,145 9,347 295,074 72,572 88,613 350,002 21,951 6,984 335,035 87,110 95,768 391,806 24,429 6,409 373,786 97,462 103,027 446,171 28,902 6,106 423,375 109,794 111,483 506,506 32,665 3,235 477,076 126,283 129,051 592,880 39,097 -1 4 ,7 6 8 539,015 152,787 146,842 Earnings by type: Wages and salaries........................................................... Other labor incom e........................................................... Proprietors’ income5 ......................................................... Farm ......................................................................... Nonfarm..................................................................... 401,947 35,628 42,462 653 41,809 451,144 42,832 51,017 512 50,505 518,454 52,381 61,120 461 60,659 603,342 60,783 70,297 480 69,817 656,812 67,940 70,780 469 70,311 718,249 75,418 73,637 337 73,300 266,909 15,104 22,859 1,067 21,792 304,626 18,893 26,483 699 25,784 338,906 21,956 30,944 1,215 29,729 386,212 24,590 35,369 298 35,071 441,986 28,993 35,527 148 35,379 521,896 33,744 37,240 146 37,094 Earnings by industry: Farm............................................................................. Nonfarm......................................................................... Private...................................................................... Agricultural services, forestry, fisheries, and other6 ........... M ining.................................................................. Construction............................................................. M anufacturing......................................................... Nondurable goods.................................................. Durable goods..................................................... Transportation and public utilities................................. Wholesale trade........................................................ Retail trade............................................................. Finance, insurance, and real esta te............................... Services.................................................................. Government and government enterprises............................. Federal, civilian......................................................... Federal, military8 ...................................................... State and local......................................................... 928 479,109 400,826 (0) (0) 26,891 178,281 43,590 134,691 (D) 22,020 76,258 12,239 73,346 78,283 16,962 2,493 58,828 827 544,166 463,202 (0) (0) 30,210 198,602 47,447 151,155 (0) 25,185 84,466 20,889 86,380 80,964 17,889 2,306 60,769 812 631,143 550,200 (D) (0) 36,401 232,633 56,391 176,242 (0) 30,038 94,745 37,838 97,028 80,943 15,772 2,439 62,732 866 733,556 634,062 (0) (0) 45,306 267,284 60,130 207,154 (0) 35,590 105,161 43,407 112,204 99,494 20,388 2,424 76,682 902 794,630 690,330 2,200 (0) 44,975 291,135 66,702 224,433 (0) 40,828 111,691 47,265 127,218 104,300 21,922 2,808 79,570 811 866,493 752,837 2,194 (D) 42,561 320,075 74,474 245,601 (0) 43,652 122,227 51,060 142,385 113,656 23,754 3,431 86,471 2,765 302,107 163,064 (0) (0) 12,376 43,925 3,382 40,543 7,547 3,812 29,725 4,841 57,504 139,043 62,178 44,467 32,398 2,717 347,285 197,387 (0) (0) 14,588 57,562 3,742 53,820 10,483 4,698 32,832 5,818 68,002 149,898 63,693 52,360 33,845 3,505 388,301 228,172 (0) (D) 18,370 67,317 4,291 63,026 11,920 5,860 36,406 6,143 78,106 160,129 67,821 56,862 35,446 2,886 443,285 263,039 (9) (9) 20,629 78,493 4,848 73,645 13,192 7,523 40,652 7,124 91,077 180,246 70,571 68,206 41,469 3,282 503,224 301,989 4,571 (1) 19,377 95,108 5,748 89,360 14,715 8,250 46,385 7,677 105,899 201,235 73,597 81,985 45,653 3,428 589,452 347,052 4,923 (L) 18,590 109,829 6,441 103,388 17,247 9,314 52,223 10,617 124,301 242,400 81,031 114,207 47,162 Earnings by place of work See footnotes at end of tables. LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME RHODE ISLAND 35 Table 5.— Personal Income for States and Counties of the New England Region, 1976-81— Continued [Thousands of dollars] Providence, Rhode Island Washington, Rhode Island 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 Total personal in c o m e........................................................ Nonfarm personal Income1.................................................. Farm income................................................................... 3,592,079 3,900,781 4,321,689 4,769,505 5,234,523 5,755,783 504,884 3,588,695 3,384 3,897,737 3,044 4,317,611 4,078 636,960 727,844 5,231,122 3,401 5,752,814 2,969 567,290 4,765,661 3,844 501,773 3,111 564,244 3,046 824,133 923,210 633,468 3,492 724,987 2,857 820,892 3,241 920,209 3,001 P er cap ita personal incom e (d ollars).................................... 6,162 6,706 7,429 8,215 9,158 10,019 5,857 6,423 6,988 7,840 8,776 9,756 Derivation of total personal income: Total earnings by place of work2.......................................... Less: Personal contributions for social insurance...................... Plus: Adjustment for residence............................................ Equals: Net earnings by place of residence............................. Plus: Dividends, interest, and rent4 ....................................... Plus: Transfer paym ents.................................................... 2,945,795 180,588 -2 9 8 ,8 5 6 2,466,351 476,674 649,054 3,176,235 196,971 -301,345 2,677,919 543,917 678,945 3,538,920 221,995 -3 3 2 ,3 4 0 2,984,585 618,112 718,992 3,870,504 253,055 -342,327 3,275,122 711,019 783,364 4,149,191 274,728 -356,190 3,518,273 804,607 911,643 4,417,385 316,453 -367,458 3,733,474 983,635 1,038,674 297,609 18,118 70,081 349,572 70,691 84,621 351,970 21,376 63,231 393,825 82,644 90,821 377,816 23,307 85,737 440,246 98,162 98,552 438,364 28,006 92,827 503,185 115,814 108,845 507,552 32,784 91,486 566,254 130,578 127,301 551,607 38,207 106,136 619,536 158,470 145,204 Earnings by type: W ages and salaries........................................................... Other labor Income........................................................... Proprietors' income4 ......................................................... Farm ......................................................................... Nonfarm..................................................................... 2,548,565 234,693 162,537 2,468 160,069 2,725,345 266,168 184,722 1,978 182,744 3,024,092 304,603 210,225 2,399 207,826 3,297,472 332,802 240,230 2,022 238,208 3,545,630 365,151 238,410 1,877 236,533 3,776,196 394,757 246,432 1,381 245,051 249,711 22,391 25,507 1,417 24,090 290,459 31,236 30,275 1,060 29,215 308,199 32,113 37,504 1,196 36,308 360,633 35,223 42,508 267 42,241 420,645 44,005 42,902 116 42,786 459,220 48,381 44,006 -2 6 7 44,273 Earnings by industry: Farm............................................................................. Nonfarm......................................................................... Private...................................................................... Agricultural services, forestry, fisheries, and other6 ........... Mining................................................................... Construction............................................................. M anufacturing......................................................... Nondurable goods................................................. Durable goods...................................................... Transportation and public utilities.................................. Wholesale trade....................................................... Retail trade............................................................. Finance, insurance, and real esta te............................... Services................................................................. Government and government enterprises............................. Federal, civilian........................................................ Federal, military"...................................................... State and local......................................................... 3,384 2,942,411 2,549,117 4,906 1,401 124,761 984,616 333,962 650,654 184,467 216,026 274,919 197,391 560,630 393,294 68,886 8,488 315,920 3,044 3,173,191 2,740,669 5,786 1,593 134,826 1,062,174 355,066 707,108 180,619 227,691 290,060 214,102 623,818 432,522 73,576 9,691 349,255 4,078 3,534,842 3,054,037 5,800 1,709 158,187 1,200,920 391,674 809,246 192,871 254,543 316,411 228,859 694,737 480,805 83,377 10,233 387,195 3,844 3,866,660 3,349,270 6,284 1,881 172,571 1,287,666 417,671 869,995 211,272 276,895 343,278 251,346 798,077 517,390 88,485 11,555 417,350 3,401 4,145,790 3,583,847 6,427 1,819 171,902 1,370,341 450,027 920,314 224,251 295,817 357,024 276,772 879,494 561,943 88,917 13,249 459,777 2,969 4,414,416 3,814,854 6,651 2,181 177,726 1,466,111 493,204 972,907 240,303 306,703 364,839 298,197 952,143 599,562 97,123 16,684 485,755 3,111 294,498 216,718 (9) (9) 11,434 109,174 27,593 81,581 4,908 4,893 38,146 4,999 37,107 77,780 7,326 4,268 66,186 3,046 348,924 270,473 (9) (0) 13,273 145,514 30,106 115,408 7,896 6,572 42,067 5,448 43,176 78,451 7,973 1,903 68,575 3,492 374,324 290,227 8,350 (9) 17,283 143,267 33,261 110,006 9,041 (9) 47,526 6,206 49,437 84,097 9,644 2,100 72,353 2,857 435,507 334,946 8,855 (9) 24,232 157,075 37,292 119,783 10,638 (9) 53,678 7,751 60,461 100,561 8,493 2,497 89,571 3,241 504,311 393,693 9,586 (0) 20,352 200,307 43,310 156,997 13,682 (D) 60,405 9,213 69,650 110,618 10,987 2,884 96,747 3,001 548,606 426,821 11,476 (9) 19,609 209,147 42,870 166,277 19,382 (D) 66,922 11,478 76,090 121,785 11,140 3,846 106,799 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 Income by place of residence Earnings by place of work See footnotes at end of tables. 36 LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME VERMONT VERMONT U S. D E P A R T M E N T O F C O M M E R C E BU R EAU OF THE CENSUS R e v i s e d Bureau of Economic Analysis VERM O NT LO CAL AREA P E R S O N A L INCO M E Total Personal Income 1981 Percent of State Total: Vermont Total Personal Income Percent Change 1 9 7 7 -8 1 U.S. Verm ont Burlington VT VT Non-NECMA 37 LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME 38 VERMONT Table 5.— Personal Income for States and Counties of the New England Region, 1976-81 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ [Thousands of dollars]_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Addison, Vermont State of Vermont 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 Total personal in c o m e........................................................ Nonfarm personal income*.................................................. Farm income................................................................... 2,601,209 2,513,460 87,749 2,831,009 2,748,108 82,901 3,222,868 3,095,308 127,560 3,599,869 3,466,079 133,790 3,988,369 3,869,841 118,528 4,498,714 4,364,882 133,832 131,911 115,790 16,121 141,387 126,403 14,984 166,485 142,900 23,585 185,828 162,055 23,773 206,716 185,422 21,294 230,902 208,294 22,608 Per cap ita personal incom e (d ollars).................................... 5,362 5,752 6,468 7,118 7,789 8,726 4,862 5,185 6,033 6,526 6,986 7,839 Derivation of total personal income: Total earnings by place of work2.......................................... Less: Personal contributions for social Insurance...................... Plus: Adjustment for residence............................................ Equals: Net earnings by place of residence............................. Plus: Dividends, Interest, and ren t"....................................... Plus: Transfer paym ents.................................................... 1,927,190 100,977 -30,435 1,795,778 384,290 421,141 2,094,551 110,368 -33,735 1,950,448 443,471 437,090 2,423,202 128,392 -42,199 2,252,611 508,350 461,907 2,678,747 149,796 -45,631 2,483,320 595,462 521,087 2,896,314 164,898 -49,481 2,681,935 692,438 613,996 3,201,982 193,563 -52,767 2,955,652 843,787 699,275 87,516 3,951 9,074 92,639 20,203 19,069 93,112 4,358 9,600 98,354 23,126 19,907 112,808 5,071 11,133 118,870 26,513 21,102 123,482 6,005 13,001 130,478 31,047 24,303 134,856 6,889 14,007 141,974 36,311 28,431 146,738 8,020 15,432 154,150 44,335 32,417 Earnings by type: Wages and salaries........................................................... Other labor incom e........................................................... Proprietors’ income1 ......................................................... Farm ......................................................................... Nonfarm..................................................................... 1,557,021 135,182 234,987 70,055 164,932 1,699,195 157,797 237,559 62,268 175,291 1,951,132 186,713 285,357 105,808 179,549 2,177,855 208,077 292,815 108,824 183,991 2,386,094 232,548 277,672 90,226 187,446 2,642,435 258,426 301,121 104,175 196,946 60,119 5,130 22,267 13,015 9,252 65,706 6,167 21,239 11,331 9,908 75,512 7,473 29,823 19,735 10,088 85,130 8,466 29,886 19,346 10,540 97,704 9,963 27,189 16,275 10,914 106,893 10,960 28,885 17,352 11,533 Earnings by industry: Farm............................................................................. Nonfarm......................................................................... Private...................................................................... Agricultural services, forestry, fisheries, and other6 .......... Mining................................................................... Construction............................................................ M anufacturing......................................................... Nondurable goods.................................................. Durable goods...................................................... Transportation and public utilities................................. Wholesale trade................................ ....................... Retail trade............................................................. Finance, insurance, and real esta te............................... Services................................................................. Government and government enterprises............................. Federal, civilian........................................................ Federal, military8 ...................................................... State and local......................................................... 87,749 1,839,441 1,512,957 8,650 8,695 108,317 519,150 132,742 386,408 124,447 89,664 210,467 80,899 362,668 326,484 62,189 13,150 251,145 82,901 2,011,650 1,663,138 10,096 9,452 118,754 582,936 145,804 437,132 138,885 96,081 225,938 89,434 391,562 348,512 66,759 12,268 269,485 127,560 2,295,642 1,916,043 11,233 10,517 148,423 694,953 166,731 528,222 153,199 110,855 253,625 101,880 431,358 379,599 74,144 12,775 292,680 133,790 2,544,957 2,145,037 11,970 11,908 161,751 806,238 182,811 623,427 166,421 127,255 278,081 111,526 469,887 399,920 78,014 12,989 308,917 118,528 2,777,786 2,343,194 12,763 11,569 171,937 897,230 197,660 699,570 178,951 134,565 295,479 124,104 516,596 434,592 83,975 14,549 336,068 133,832 3,068,150 2,590,156 14,618 11,656 188,448 993,012 213,562 779,450 190,221 149,692 326,283 137,454 578,772 477,994 92,478 17,372 368,144 16,121 71,395 60,907 14,984 78,128 67,289 746 (D) 4,436 24,936 9,424 15,512 (9) 4,082 9,334 2,292 18,864 10,839 1,614 503 8,722 23,585 89,223 77,729 (0) 0 5,639 29,698 (0) 23,773 99,709 88,665 21,294 113,562 101,558 1,004 0 6,385 43,253 (D) 22,608 124,130 110,767 1976 1977 1980 1981 Income by place of residence Earnings by place of work (D) 0 3,968 22,338 8,801 13,537 (D) 3,646 8,859 2,094 16,915 10,488 1,486 645 8,357 Income by place of residence 1979 5,155 10,280 2,611 20,590 11,494 1,755 541 9,198 (D) (0) (0) 5,751 11,184 2,933 23,281 11,044 1,473 595 8,976 (D) 3,117 6,399 12,108 3,245 26,047 12,004 1,456 717 9,831 (D) (D) 6,669 46,014 (D) (D) 3,309 6,393 14,283 3,654 29,223 13,363 1,645 860 10,858 Caledonia, Vermont Bennington, Vermont 1978 (D) (D) (D) 0 5,727 36,058 1978 1977 1976 1980 1979 1981 Total personal in co m e....................................................... Nonfarm personal income*.................................................. Farm income................................................................... 181,475 178,716 2,759 198,034 195,233 2,801 223,179 219,360 3,819 247,795 243,658 4,137 269,332 265,674 3,658 304,022 300,372 3,650 126,612 122,261 4,351 135,761 131,922 3,839 148,062 142,183 5,879 159,054 153,583 5,471 171,568 167,549 4,019 192,953 187,763 5,190 Per cap ita personal incom e (d ollars).................................... 5,694 6,021 6,766 7,479 8,085 9,060 5,047 5,391 5,800 6,148 6,654 7,545 Derivation of total personal income: Total earnings by place of work2.......................................... Less: Personal contributions for social insurance...................... Plus: Adjustment for residence............................................ Equals: Net earnings by place of residence............................. Plus: Dividends, interest, and ren t*...................................... Plus: Transfer payments.................................................... 123,659 6,791 -3,272 113,596 37,960 29,919 135,290 7,439 -4,070 123,781 42,961 31,292 155,939 8,722 -5,632 141,585 48,544 33,050 171,086 10,078 -6,156 154,852 55,994 36,949 178,596 10,657 -5,661 162,278 63,115 43,939 195,947 12,468 -6,193 177,286 76,290 50,446 91,954 4,921 -810 86,223 17,209 23,180 97,195 5,237 -237 91,721 20,204 23,836 105,379 5,678 695 100,396 22,440 25,226 110,172 6,279 1,202 105,095 25,791 28,168 114,052 6,686 1,729 109,095 29,911 32,562 125,190 7,783 2,001 119,408 36,748 36,797 98,586 8,944 16,129 2,167 13,962 107,664 10,371 17,255 2,105 15,150 124,768 12,299 18,872 3,081 15,791 137,942 13,668 19,476 3,292 16,184 144,652 14,624 19,320 2,701 16,619 159,025 16,906 20,016 2,646 17,370 74,100 6,757 11,097 3,168 7,929 78,585 7,835 10,775 2,449 8,326 83,926 8,685 12,768 4,413 8,355 88,985 8,950 12,237 3,789 8,448 93,935 9,577 10,540 2,112 8,428 102,850 10,275 12,065 3,189 8,876 2,759 120,900 107,847 332 0 7,558 43,197 10,467 32,730 4,568 2,641 17,287 3,937 28,327 13,053 1,864 752 10,437 2,801 132,489 118,736 334 0 8,242 48,757 11,480 37,277 5,248 2,684 18,988 4,163 30,320 13,753 1,880 728 11,145 3,819 152,120 137,420 368 0 12,072 57,709 13,503 44,206 6,134 2,987 21,013 4,379 32,758 14,700 1,928 764 12,008 4,137 166,949 151,141 466 0 10,828 64,527 15,936 48,591 6,479 3,123 24,693 4,993 36,032 15,808 2,274 718 12,816 3,658 174,938 157,674 587 0 10,029 66,638 18,132 48,506 6,759 3,298 25,775 5,503 39,085 17,264 2,156 840 14,268 3,650 192,297 173,808 624 0 11,482 72,904 19,525 53,379 7,509 3,921 27,481 6,225 43,662 18,489 2,502 999 14,988 4,351 87,603 76,362 328 3,839 93,356 81,443 387 5,879 99,500 86,817 346 5,471 104,701 90,967 294 ID 8,974 32,068 4,019 110,033 96,024 309 5,190 120,000 104,558 355 (0) (D) (D) Earnings by place of work Earnings by type: Wages and salaries........................................................... Other labor incom e................................................ Proprietors' income1 ......................................................... Farm ......................................................................... Nonfarm..................................................................... Earnings by industry: Nonfarm......................................................................... Private...................................................................... Agricultural services, forestry, fisheries, and other6 ....... Mining................................................................... Construction............................................................. M anufacturing......................................................... Nondurable goods.................................................. Durable goods...................................................... Transportation and public utilities.................................. Wholesale trade........................................................ Retail trade............................................................. Finance, insurance, and real esta te............................... Services.................................................................. Government and government enterprises............................. Federal, civilian......................................................... Federal, military8 ...................................................... State and local......................................................... See footnotes at end of tables. (L) 10,743 22,786 5,191 17,595 9,338 4,807 10,204 3,834 14,312 11,241 1,470 579 9,192 (L) 9,984 25,575 5,504 20,071 10,189 5,273 10,835 4,027 15,163 11,913 1,536 578 9,799 (L) 8,506 28,412 (0) (D) 10,573 6,113 12,147 4,343 16,368 12,683 1,531 582 10,570 9,137 6,842 12,490 4,820 16,337 13,734 1,295 590 11,849 (L) 8,327 34,299 (D) 9,552 6,810 13,598 5,015 18,108 14,009 1,307 672 12,030 (L) 9,488 37,181 (0) (0) 10,415 6,555 14,610 5,453 20,494 15,442 1,500 799 13,143 LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME VERMONT 39 Table 5.— Personal Income for States and Counties of the New England Region, 1976-81— Continued _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ [Thousands of dollars]_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Chittenden, Vermont 1977 1976 1978 1979 Essex, Vermont 1980 1981 1977 1976 1979 1978 1981 1980 Income by place of residence Total personal in co m e........................................................ Nonfarm personal income1.................................................. Farm income................................................................... 615,594 678,190 779,960 888,520 997,652 1,142,767 26,753 28,548 31,503 34,313 38,059 41,544 608,298 7,296 671,091 7,099 768,496 11,464 876,117 12,403 987,196 10,456 1,131,128 11,639 25,701 1,052 27,545 1,003 29,868 1,635 32,600 1,713 36,596 1,463 39,834 1,710 P er cap ita personal incom e (d ollars).................................... 5,705 6,178 7,004 7,850 8,612 9,704 4,296 4,658 5,437 5,687 5,974 6,888 Derivation of total personal income: Total earnings by place of work2.......................................... Less: Personal contributions for social insurance...................... Plus: Adjustment for residence............................................ Equals: Net earnings by place of residence............................. Plus: Dividends, interest, and rent4 ....................................... Plus: Transfer paym ents.................................................... 538,504 28,356 -4 5 ,7 5 6 464,392 72,090 79,112 594,506 31,337 -5 1 ,1 7 4 511,995 84,575 81,620 697,010 37,485 -6 5 ,6 8 9 593,836 99,784 86,340 797,935 45,359 -8 1 ,5 1 0 671,066 119,084 98,370 887,737 50,996 -9 2 ,9 1 3 743,828 138,879 114,945 1,011,359 61,679 -104,988 844,692 168,302 129,773 18,143 1,042 1,481 18,582 2,546 5,625 18,937 1,079 1,918 19,776 2,877 5,895 21,450 1,192 1,849 22,107 3,190 6,206 22,642 1,310 2,331 23,663 3,669 6,981 23,455 1,394 3,216 25,277 4,144 8,638 24,807 1,567 3,371 26,611 5,129 9,804 Earnings by type: W ages and salaries........................................................... Other labor incom e........................................................... Proprietors’ income5 ......................................................... Farm ......................................................................... Nonfarm..................................................................... 460,995 39,249 38,260 5,125 33,135 508,940 44,913 40,653 4,569 36,084 598,345 53,856 44,809 8,800 36,009 689,242 62,445 46,248 9,346 36,902 770,269 72,117 45,351 6,989 38,362 878,833 84,096 48,430 8,007 40,423 14,651 1,207 2,285 866 1,419 15,131 1,523 2,283 780 1,503 16,711 1,817 2,922 1,402 1,520 17,742 1,904 2,996 1,446 1,550 18,662 2,070 2,723 1,159 1,564 19,562 2,259 2,986 1,393 1,593 Earnings by industry: Farm............................................................................. Nonfarm......................................................................... Private...................................................................... Agricultural services, forestry, fisheries, and other6 .......... Mining................................................................... Construction............................................................. Manufacturing......................................................... Nondurable goods.................................................. Durable goods...................................................... Transportation and public utilities................................. Wholesale trade....................................................... Retail trade............................................................ Finance, insurance, and real e sta te............................... Services................................................................. Government and government enterprises............................. Federal, civilian........................................................ Federal, military*...................................................... State and local......................................................... 7,296 531,208 429,941 763 124 29,641 162,664 15,220 147,444 30,497 29,321 54,116 23,104 99,711 101,267 19,486 3,107 78,674 7,099 587,407 478,138 988 372 31,885 188,091 16,881 171,210 34,758 31,366 58,426 26,358 105,894 109,269 21,416 3,532 84,321 11,464 685,546 566,274 1,293 426 43,931 231,479 19,433 212,046 40,648 35,166 67,847 29,610 115,874 119,272 24,013 3,616 91,643 12,403 785,532 661,438 1,603 689 51,219 280,788 22,903 257,885 46,585 41,195 77,536 32,916 128,907 124,094 26,960 3,534 93,600 10,456 877,281 741,113 1,709 451 56,797 321,115 25,456 295,659 51,404 44,078 81,624 39,065 144,870 136,168 28,880 3,854 103,434 11,639 999,720 849,985 (D) (0) 64,130 378,977 30,609 348,368 55,758 48,224 92,835 43,351 164,328 149,735 30,583 4,596 114,556 1,052 17,091 14,593 1,003 17,934 15,358 a) 0 1,635 19,815 17,305 (L) 0 1,713 20,929 18,366 1,463 21,992 19,326 (1) 0 1,710 23,097 20,396 (L) 0 (0) 16,398 Earnings by place of work a) 0 (D) 10,991 3,088 7,903 1,472 72 543 143 (0) 2,498 889 147 1,462 (0) 11,442 3,424 8,018 1,598 56 551 162 (D) 2,576 1,057 113 1,406 Franklin, Vermont 1976 1977 1978 1979 (0) 13,604 (D) (0) 1,291 81 554 172 (0) 2,510 1,034 114 1,362 a) 0 (0) 14,817 (0) (0) 892 76 591 189 (D) 2,563 926 126 1,511 (0) 15,515 (0) (0) 1,126 88 681 167 (0) 2,666 1,032 154 1,480 (0) (0) 1,308 90 734 205 (0) 2,701 1,029 184 1,488 Grand Isle, Vermont 1980 1981 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 Income by place of residence Total personal in co m e................................... Nonfarm personal income1.............................. Farm income............................................... 164,227 174,441 203,254 149,524 14,703 224,842 247,030 279,985 160,707 13,734 181,410 21,844 19,222 20,990 24,407 201,452 23,390 27,940 31,636 225,745 21,285 255,354 24,631 35,616 17,050 2,172 19,055 1,935 21,214 3,193 24,778 3,162 28,916 2,720 32,855 2,761 Per cap ita personal incom e (d ollars)............... 4,933 5,201 6,059 6,609 7,082 7,937 4,795 5,011 5,918 6,426 6,773 7,957 Derivation of total personal income: Total earnings by place of work2..................... Less: Personal contributions for social insurance... Plus: Adjustment for residence........................ Equals: Net earnings by place of residence........ Plus: Dividends, interest, and rent4 ................. . Plus: Transfer payments................................ 100,480 4,976 19,840 115,344 17,476 31,407 104,328 5,265 22,359 121,422 20,262 32,757 122,878 5,909 28,912 145,881 22,922 34,451 130,470 6,548 35,854 159,776 26,729 38,337 137,394 7,141 40,283 170,536 31,288 45,206 152,572 8,344 46,061 190,289 38,633 51,063 6,369 282 6,757 12,844 2,776 3,602 6,302 297 7,896 13,901 3,252 3,837 7,581 299 9,402 16,684 3,661 4,062 7,450 308 11,828 18,970 4,243 4,727 7,386 339 13,931 20,978 4,921 5,737 8,068 407 15,382 23,043 6,040 6,533 Earnings by type: Wages and salaries................................................ Other labor incom e................................................ Proprietors’ income5 .............................................. Farm ............................................................. Nonfarm......................................................... 72,098 6,348 22,034 12,203 9,831 75,785 7,314 21,229 10,862 10,367 85,122 8,689 29,067 18,826 10,241 91,075 9,076 30,319 19,931 10,388 99,364 10,289 27,741 17,366 10,375 109,655 11,409 31,508 20,531 10,977 3,612 225 2,532 1,718 814 3,821 280 2,201 1,407 794 3,802 304 3,475 2,639 836 3,803 293 3,354 2,527 827 4,170 351 2,865 1,996 869 4,742 400 2,926 2,004 922 Earnings by industry: Farm.................................................................. Nonfarm............................................................. Private........................................................... Agricultural services, forestry, fisheries, and other6 Mining........................................................ Construction................................................. M anufacturing.............................................. Nondurable goods...................................... Durable goods.......................................... Transportation and public utilities...................... Wholesale trade............................................ Retail trade.................................................. Finance, insurance, and real esta te .................... Services...................................................... Government and government enterprises................. Federal, civilian............................................. Federal, military8 .......................................... State and local............................................. 14,703 85,777 68,971 860 192 3,242 26,264 15,408 10,856 7,327 4,498 10,228 2,931 13,429 16,806 5,056 1,441 10,309 13,734 90,594 73,783 1,085 210 3,861 27,420 16,231 11,189 7,965 4,471 11,311 3,196 14,264 16,811 5,129 683 10,999 21,844 101,034 82,688 1,072 218 4,497 32,361 19,524 12,837 7,532 5,323 12,359 3,914 15,412 18,346 5,782 719 11,845 23,390 107,080 87,749 1,038 339 4,818 35,281 20,695 14,586 6,987 6,505 13,185 3,447 16,149 19,331 5,686 752 12,893 21,285 116,109 95,097 942 239 4,959 40,083 23,761 16,322 7,557 6,203 14,246 3,754 17,114 21,012 6,265 877 13,870 24,631 127,941 104,958 949 306 5,519 43,889 25,593 18,296 8,301 6,933 15,659 4,111 19,291 22,983 6,796 1,051 15,136 2,172 4,197 2,942 (0) 0 (0) 138 (L) 103 (D) 184 662 227 (D) 1,255 337 93 825 1,935 4,367 3,126 (0) 0 (0) 122 (L) 95 (0) 200 695 245 (0) 1,241 316 78 847 3,193 4,388 3,070 a) 0 (0) 139 (L) 114 (D) 106 769 257 (0) 1,318 360 81 877 3,162 4,288 2,970 (0) 0 (0) 232 82 150 (0) 97 717 227 (0) 1,318 307 91 920 2,720 4,666 3,236 (0) 0 (0) 354 132 222 453 103 732 250 (D) . 1,430 305 113 1,012 2,761 5,307 3,756 (0) 0 (D) 344 121 223 480 88 810 291 (D) 1,551 281 135 1,135 Earnings by place of work See footnotes at end of tables. LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME 40 VERMONT Table 5.— Personal Income for States and Counties of the New England Region, 1976-81— Continued [Thousands of dollars] Lamoille, Vermont 1976 1977 1 1978 1979 Orange, Vermont 1980 1981 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 Income by place of residence Total personal in c o m e....................................................... Nonfarm personal income1................................................. Farm income................................................................... 77,775 74,011 3,764 85,173 81,575 3,598 97,497 92,285 5,212 109,962 104,420 5,542 120,896 115,665 5,231 140,426 134,440 5,986 98,135 91,539 6,596 106,951 100,629 6,322 121,223 111,676 9,547 136,584 126,318 10,266 149,602 140,326 9,276 167,493 156,746 10,747 Per cap ita personal incom e (d ollars).................................... 4,897 5,282 5,955 6,507 7,204 8,307 4,691 4,983 5,590 6,046 6,552 7,416 Derivation of total personal income: Total earnings by place of work2.......................................... Less: Personal contributions for social insurance...................... Plus: Adjustment for residence............................................ Equals: Net earnings by place of residence............................. Plus: Dividends, interest, and rent4 ....................................... Plus.- Transfer paym ents.................................................... 47,990 2,458 5,617 51,149 13,022 13,604 52,639 2,720 6,163 56,082 14,687 14,404 59,113 3,047 9,071 65,137 17,278 15,082 63,547 3,475 12,065 72,137 20,580 17,245 66,108 3,686 13,622 76,044 23,966 20,886 76,473 4,534 15,971 87,910 29,125 23,391 53,044 2,638 15,651 66,057 15,336 16,742 56,764 2,855 17,756 71,665 17,953 17,333 63,222 3,083 21,915 82,054 20,420 18,749 68,825 3,542 26,179 91,462 23,831 21,291 71,665 3,823 28,630 96,472 27,759 25,371 78,040 4,381 30,948 104,607 33,981 28,905 Earnings by type: Wages and salaries........................................................... Other labor income........................................................... Proprietors’ incom e*......................................................... Farm ......................................................................... Nonfarm..................................................................... 36,735 2,668 8,587 3,081 5,506 40,623 3,263 8,753 2,802 5,951 44,900 3,767 10,446 4,373 6,073 48,649 3,925 10,973 4,576 6,397 51,401 4,178 10,529 4,137 6,392 60,111 4,781 11,581 4,839 6,742 38,366 3,049 11,629 5,582 6,047 41,489 3,777 11,498 5,149 6,349 43,955 4,352 14,915 8,310 6,605 48,400 4,674 15,751 8,848 6,903 52,221 4,981 14,463 7,670 6,793 56,591 5,260 16,189 9,062 7,127 Earnings by industry: 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 and government enterprises............................. Federal, civilian........................................................ Federal, military8 ...................................................... State and local........................................................ 3,764 44,226 35,802 266 92 3,668 5,948 1,698 4,250 2,883 1,222 6,763 1,484 13,476 8,424 887 355 7,182 3,598 49,041 40,309 5,212 53,901 44,578 299 105 5,038 7,599 2,163 5,436 3,290 1,315 8,372 1,942 16,618 9,323 990 321 8,012 5,542 58,005 48,658 232 136 5,967 8,644 2,312 6,332 2,679 1,595 8,997 1,944 18,464 9,347 754 353 8,240 5,231 60,877 50,652 296 121 6,289 9,254 2,696 6,558 2,434 2,475 8,885 2,114 18,784 10,225 770 408 9,047 5,986 70,487 58,773 6,596 46,448 37,928 (D) (0) 3,565 10,561 4,351 6,210 2,176 1,440 6,098 1,561 9,544 8,520 1,158 494 6,868 6,322 50,442 41,640 9,547 53,675 44,249 (D) (D) 4,184 14,775 4,938 9,837 2,175 1,597 7,215 1,935 11,307 9,426 1,338 426 7,662 10,266 58,559 48,780 (D) (D) 4,301 16,491 4,464 12,027 2,191 1,717 8,090 2,201 12,721 9,779 951 472 8,356 9,276 62,389 51,716 (D) (0) 4,123 17,582 4,979 12,603 2,067 1,902 8,094 2,474 14,427 10,673 973 554 9,146 10,747 67,293 54,896 (0) (D) 4,729 17,133 4,861 12,272 2,301 2,104 9,317 2,750 15,695 12,397 1,223 665 10,509 Earnings by place of work (D) (D) 4,426 6,737 1,947 4,790 3,136 1,234 7,426 1,754 15,197 8,732 900 297 7,535 (D) (D) 6,944 10,400 3,054 7,346 2,709 2,139 10,982 2,830 22,226 11,714 809 490 10,415 (D) (D) 3,622 12,463 4,893 7,570 2,221 1,420 6,528 1,722 10,519 8,802 1,187 395 7,220 Orleans, Vermont 1976 1977 1978 1979 Rutland, Vermont 1980 1981 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 Income by place of residence T otal personal in co m e........................................................ Nonfarm personal income1.................................................. Farm Income................................................................... 99,916 90,974 8,942 105,564 97,457 8,107 122,169 108,752 13,417 131,766 117,803 13,963 141,119 128,598 12,521 155,834 141,021 14,813 305,362 297,318 8,044 330,427 322,693 7,734 375,195 364,018 11,177 423,259 411,344 11,915 472,074 461,327 10,747 524,642 512,313 12,329 P er capita personal incom e (d ollars).................................... 4,418 4,624 5,263 5,571 6,027 6,823 5,394 5,770 6,463 7,265 8,105 8,913 Derivation of total personal income: Total earnings by place of work2 .......................................... Less: Personal contributions for social insurance...................... Plus: Adjustment for residence............................................ Equals: Net earnings by place of residence............................. Plus: Dividends, interest, and rent4 ....................................... Plus: Transfer paym ents.................................................... 72,648 3,661 -2,213 66,774 13,642 19,500 75,945 3,895 -2,380 69,670 15,752 20,142 90,966 4,508 -3,105 83,353 17,700 21,116 95,367 4,939 -3,147 87,281 20,574 23,911 97,171 5,196 -3,037 88,938 24,159 28,022 103,018 5,748 -3,067 94,203 29,832 31,799 214,204 11,379 3,101 205,926 45,838 53,598 232,410 12,422 3,333 223,321 52,014 55,092 266,857 14,413 3,738 256,182 60,269 58,744 299,860 17,101 3,464 286,223 71,404 65,632 325,315 18,855 3,825 310,285 84,579 77,210 349,416 21,595 4,413 332,234 103,710 88,698 Earnings by type: Wages and salaries........................................................... Other labor incom e........................................................... Proprietors’ incom e*......................................................... Farm ....................................................................... Nonfarm..................................................................... 54,942 4,287 13,419 7,361 6,058 58,176 5,201 12,568 6,257 6,311 66,768 6,288 17,910 11,469 6,441 70,503 6,779 18,085 11,725 6,360 73,595 7,312 16,264 9,985 6,279 76,617 7,617 18,784 12,155 6,629 169,995 16,542 27,667 6,593 21,074 184,745 19,326 28,339 6,049 22,290 211,774 22,744 32,339 9,401 22,938 241,049 25,521 33,290 9,877 23,413 264,317 28,435 32,563 8,438 24,125 284,299 29,699 35,418 9,908 25,510 Earnings by industry: 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 e sta te............................... Services................................................................. Government and government enterprises............................. Federal, civilian........................................................ Federal, military8 ...................................................... State and local........................................................ 8,942 63,706 52,840 (0) (D) 2,615 17,442 5,194 12,248 4,635 2,554 6,668 1,408 14,570 10,866 2,389 534 7,943 8,107 67,838 56,714 13,417 77,549 65,760 (0) (0) 3,567 23,034 6,696 16,338 5,201 3,161 7,587 1,988 17,606 11,789 2,705 456 8,628 13,963 81,404 68,558 12,521 84,650 71,347 (D) 8,044 206,160 175,363 1,038 1,489 9,467 57,074 13,926 43,148 17,755 11,600 26,167 8,585 42,188 30,797 5,112 1,442 24,243 7,734 224,676 192,236 1,289 1,738 10,190 62,849 14,918 47,931 19,992 12,146 27,752 9,357 46,923 32,440 5,251 1,222 25,967 11,177 255,680 220,792 1,574 1,933 12,687 74,646 15,969 58,677 22,086 13,842 31,559 10,547 51,918 34,888 5,453 1,296 28,139 11,915 287,945 250,897 1,747 1,940 14,399 86,056 17,853 68,203 26,370 16,096 34,529 12,944 56,816 37,048 5,539 1,353 30,156 10,747 314,568 273,765 (0) (0) 13,307 97,306 20,376 76,930 28,183 17,066 35,705 14,406 63,936 40,803 6,408 1,543 32,852 12,329 337,087 292,688 <D) 14,813 88,205 73,440 (0) (0) 3,692 29,629 7,477 22,152 5,83! 4,336 9,067 2,500 15,085 14,765 3,004 686 11,075 Earnings by place of work See footnotes at end of tables. (D) (0) 2,901 19,608 5,832 13,776 5,038 2,724 7,157 1,572 14,510 11,124 2,469 421 8,234 (D) 3,665 27,740 7,878 19,862 4,994 3,481 8,236 2,186 14,593 12,846 2,717 494 9,635 (D) 3,351 29,449 8,151 21,298 5,534 4,046 8,478 2,404 14,515 13,303 2,906 571 9,826 (D) (D) 13,584 101,365 20,817 80,548 29,030 18,592 38,247 14,940 72,842 44,399 6,828 1,776 35,795 LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME VERMONT 41 Table 5.— Personal Income for States and Counties of the New England Region, 1976-81— Continued _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ [Thousands ot dollars]_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Windham, Vermont Washington, Vermont 1977 1976 Income by place of residence Total personal income............................................ 1978 1979 1980 1981 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 283,446 310,502 350,060 385,140 424,905 477,585 192,770 210,780 235,812 259,639 287,039 321,890 Nonfarm personal income1.................................................. Farm income................................................................... 279,894 3,552 307,205 3,297 345,042 5,018 379,855 5,285 420,364 4,541 471,961 5,624 188,662 4,108 206,652 4,128 230,214 5,598 253,612 6,027 281,631 5,408 316,304 5,586 Per capita personal income (dollars)............................. 5,672 6,079 6,775 7,424 8,114 9,005 5,435 5,930 6,489 7,081 7,773 8,534 Derivation of total personal income: Total earnings by place of work2.......................................... Less: Personal contributions for social insurance...................... Plus: Adjustment for residence............................................ Equals: Net earnings by place of residence............................. Plus: Dividends, interest, and rent4 ...................................... Plus: Transfer paym ents.................................................... 214,244 10,936 -9 ,4 1 2 193,896 41,000 48,550 235,219 12,036 -1 0 ,7 3 4 212,449 46,597 51,456 269,170 13,968 -12 ,1 0 1 243,101 52,879 54,080 291,371 15,935 -1 2 ,1 1 1 263,325 61,670 60,145 312,446 17,344 -1 2 ,6 7 3 282,429 71,915 70,561 342,987 20,087 -1 3 ,5 7 4 309,326 88,129 80,130 162,154 8,823 -2 8 ,3 2 4 125,007 34,582 33,181 177,801 9,677 -3 1 ,7 1 1 136,413 40,104 34,263 203,019 11,233 -3 6 ,4 3 9 155,347 44,932 35,533 219,563 12,804 -3 9 ,4 6 2 167,297 51,694 40,648 236,884 14,018 -4 3 ,1 5 0 179,716 59,755 47,568 257,842 16,318 -4 6 ,5 7 6 194,948 72,669 54,273 Earnings by type: Wages and salaries........................................................... Other labor incom e........................................................... Proprietors' income5 ......................................................... Farm ......................................................................... Nonfarm..................................................................... 179,356 13,851 21,037 2,830 18,207 197,387 16,322 21,510 2,461 19,049 225,849 19,180 24,141 4,137 20,004 245,726 20,735 24,910 4,274 20,636 266,074 22,428 23,944 3,395 20,549 292,344 24,828 25,815 4,425 21,390 133,547 11,713 16,894 2,982 13,912 146,539 13,995 17,267 2,801 14,466 167,020 16,466 19,533 4,195 15,338 182,248 17,897 19,418 4,415 15,003 198,365 19,500 19,019 3,577 15,442 217,139 20,907 19,796 3,668 16,128 Earnings by industry-. Farm............................................................................. Nonfarm........................................................................ Private...................................................................... Agricultural services, forestry, fisheries, and other5 .......... Mining................................................................... Construction............................................................ Manufacturing......................................................... Nondurable goods.................................................. Durable goods...................................................... Transportation and public utilities.................................. Wholesale trade....................................................... Retail trade............................................................. Finance, insurance, and real esta te ............................... Services.................................................................. Government and government enterprises............................. Federal, civilian......................................................... Federal, military®...................................................... State and local......................................................... 3,552 210,692 149,422 402 1,645 10,669 28,371 6,160 22,211 11,201 11,257 22,653 21,593 41,631 61,270 5,569 1,421 54,280 3,297 231,922 163,940 515 1,603 13,372 31,200 7,287 23,913 12,832 12,140 23,588 23,584 45,106 67,982 5,589 2,085 60,308 5,018 264,152 188,765 561 4,100 16,537 34,176 7,982 26,194 14,783 14,366 26,025 27,201 51,016 75,387 5,553 2,092 67,742 5,285 286,086 206,889 559 4,779 18,411 38,156 9,399 28,757 16,016 15,806 27,332 29,238 56,592 79,197 5,797 2,070 71,330 4,541 307,905 222,276 (0) (0) 18,989 40,908 10,378 30,530 16,182 15,378 31,814 31,192 62,697 85,629 6,232 2,093 77,304 5,624 337,363 244,160 (0) (0) 21,996 45,973 11,722 34,251 15,915 17,492 33,929 35,327 68,014 93,203 7,029 2,548 83,626 4,108 158,046 140,996 2,258 (l) 8,916 41,056 25,711 15,345 18,383 6,869 18,888 5,594 39,027 17,050 2,388 918 13,744 4,128 173,673 155,677 2,344 (L) 10,396 45,791 27,861 17,930 20,165 7,735 20,234 6,097 42,909 17,996 2,686 731 14,579 5,598 197,421 177,990 2,881 (L) 13,735 53,846 31,838 22,008 21,946 9,706 22,979 7,054 45,838 19,431 3,052 786 15,593 6,027 213,536 193,132 3,122 154 14,497 59,867 34,315 25,552 22,840 11,336 24,354 7,684 49,278 20,404 3,024 782 16,598 5,408 231,476 209,096 (D) (D) 20,321 61,864 34,922 26,942 25,149 11,288 25,847 8,379 52,330 22,380 3,403 909 18,068 5,586 252,256 227,376 (») (0) 19,884 63,023 36,379 26,644 26,904 15,978 27,575 8,991 60,260 24,880 4,044 1,091 19,745 Earnings by place of work Windsor, Vermont 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 Income by place of residence Total personal income............................................ 278,011 304,261 344,062 385,227 Nonfarm personal income1.................................................. Farm income................................................................... 430,741 483,055 273,722 4,289 299,941 4,320 337,890 6,172 378,484 6,743 424,832 5,909 476,497 6,558 Per capita personal income (dollars)............................. 5,775 6,223 6,879 7,598 8,438 9,386 Derivation of total personal income: Total earnings by place of work2.......................................... Less: Personal contributions for social insurance...................... Plus-. Adjustment for residence............................................ Equals-. Net earnings by place of residence............................. Plus: Dividends, interest, and rent4 ...................................... Plus: Transfer payments.................................................... 196,281 10,763 -2 ,1 6 9 183,349 50,610 44,052 214,103 11,751 -2 ,4 5 4 199,898 59,107 45,256 247,810 13,784 -5 ,9 4 8 228,078 67,818 48,166 276,977 16,113 -9 ,1 6 9 251,695 79,152 54,380 303,249 17,874 -1 1 ,2 9 0 274,085 91,736 64,920 329,525 20,632 -1 1 ,9 4 8 296,945 110,864 75,246 Earnings by type: W ages and salaries........................................................... Other labor incom e........................................................... Proprietors’ income5 ......................................................... Farm ......................................................................... Nonfarm..................................................................... 159,919 15,212 21,150 3,364 17,786 174,604 17,510 21,989 3,246 18,743 202,680 20,793 24,337 5,027 19,310 227,361 23,744 25,872 5,432 20,440 251,365 26,723 25,161 4,426 20,735 273,774 29,029 26,722 4,996 21,726 Earnings by industry: Farm............................................................................. Nonfarm......................................................................... Private...................................................................... Agricultural services, forestry, fisheries, and other5 ........... Mining................................................................... Construction............................................................. Manufacturing......................................................... Nondurable goods.................................................. Durable goods...................................................... Transportation and public utilities.................................. Wholesale trade....................................................... Retail trade............................................................. Finance, insurance, and real esta te............................... Services................................................................. Government and government enterprises............................ Federal, civilian........................................................ Federal, military8 ..................................................... State and local........................................................ 4,289 191,992 159,043 819 143 13,022 70,320 17,492 52,828 11,052 9,553 21,331 4,404 28,399 32,949 14,098 1,222 17,629 4,320 209,783 174,749 982 128 13,950 77,945 20,095 57,850 12,466 10,550 23,113 4,905 30,710 35,034 15,729 902 18,403 6,172 241,638 202,606 946 50 16,398 93,475 23,067 70,408 14,129 11,937 24,919 5,927 34,825 39,032 18,650 981 19,401 6,743 270,234 226,827 974 110 17,401 105,513 22,820 82,693 18,089 13,635 26,147 5,804 39,154 43,407 20,311 1,059 22,037 5,909 297,340 250,314 1,010 111 17,468 119,610 22,458 97,152 19,434 15,431 27,892 6,136 43,222 47,026 21,882 1,244 23,900 6,558 322,967 270,595 1,184 117 18,658 129,782 23,878 105,904 20,451 16,847 30,754 6,826 45,976 52,372 25,205 1,492 25,675 Earnings by place of work See footnotes at end of tables. FOOTNOTES D Not shown to avoid disclosure of confidential information; data are included in totals. L Less than $50,000; data are included in totals. 1Total personal income less farm earnings (labor and proprietors’ income) equals nonfarm personal income. 'Consists of wage and salary disbursements, other labor income, and proprietors' income. Wages and salaries based upon data furnished by individual bureaus of employment security. 'Adjustment for international border workers: income of U.S. residents working outside the United States, less income of foreign residents working in the United States. * Includes the capital consumption adjustment for rental income of persons. s Includes the capital consumption adjustment for nonfarm proprietors. 6 Includes wages and salaries of U.S. residents working for international organiza tions in the United States. ’ Far West Region totals exclude Alaska and Hawaii. 8 The estimates for Federal military earnings have been revised for the years 1977-81. The new methodology utilizes improved data sources. In some instances, the estimates for years prior to 1977 are not consistent with those for 1977-81. For a more detailed explanation, see discussion in part II of the methodology section. 8 The revised estimates of 1977-81 Federal military earnings for this area are sufficiently different from the estimates for earlier years that a discontinuity in the time series between 1976 and 1977 exists for total and per capita personal income, as well as for Federal military earnings (labor and proprietors’ income), government earnings, nonfarm earnings, and total earnings. See footnote 8. * U.S. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE: 1983-380-997/5077