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LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME VOLUME 9 • FAR WEST REGION, ALASKA and HAWAII 1978-83 SPECIAL COLLECTIONS U.S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE • Bureau of Economic Analysis 7 ¿ /r?£-S3 ^ ? LO CAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME 1978-83 •*» VOLUME 9 • FAR WEST REGION, ALASKA and HAWAII In • Alaska, California, Hawaii, Nevada, Oregon, Washington By • Major Source For • Counties and Metropolitan Areas June 1985 BE-16 U.S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE Malcolm Baklrige, Secretary Sidney L. Jones, Under Secretary for Economic Affairs BUREAU OF ECONOMIC ANALYSIS Allan H. Young, Acting Director i : : SUBJECT ASSIGNMENT DIRECTORY Division C h ie f..................... Assistant Division C h ief.......... Data and General Information Requests....... ....... .......Regional Economic Information System Staff............................... ....... Disposable Personal Income................ ....... Farm Proprietors’ Income and Employment....... ...... James M. Zavrel.............................. ....... Nonfarm Proprietors’ Income and Employment..... ...... Arthur L. Sensenig............................ ....... Other Labor Income..................... ....... Personal Contributions for Social Insurance... ...... Robert L. Brown Personal Dividends, Personal Interest, and Rental Income of Persons................ ....... Quarterly State Personal Income.................. Residence Adjustments...................... Transfer Payments............................ ....... Wage and Salary Income and Employment........... ......Carol E. Evans................................. ....... 523-0901 S?^-DQS1 523-0966 523-0551 523-0932 523-0937 523-0945 523-0551 523-0516 523-0553 523-0927 523-0551 523-0945 u CONTENTS Page Text: Introduction............................................................................... Overview.................................................................................... Sources and Methods for the 1969-83 County Personal Income Estimates Technical Notes.......................................................................... List of Abbreviations.................................................................... Glossary .................................................................................... Statistical Section: United States and Far West Region Metropolitan Areas................ Alaska ................................. California............................ Hawaii................................ Nevada................................ Oregon................................ Washington......................... 1 6 16 26 44 48 55 67 FOREWORD The estimates in the Local Area Personal Income volumes constitute one of the most extensive bodies of annual economic information that is available for the Nation’s counties and metropolitan areas. They are as current and comprehensive as the source data permit. The estimates and the accompanying statement of the sources and methods, including definitions, make these volumes a basic reference tool for those interested in regional economics. Because the estimation methods and data sources for the components of personal income are generally the same for all counties and metropolitan areas, the estimates are comparable for geographic areas. They are also conceptually and statistically consistent with the State and national estimates. The personal income estimates presented in these volumes cover the most recent year (1983) and the preceding 5 years. This annual publication of the Bureau of Economic Analysis makes these estimates available on a regular basis in a convenient 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. Estimates of civilian labor income (wages and salaries and other labor income) were prepared by the Regional Wage Branch, under the supervision of Carol E. Evans, Acting Chief. Major responsibilities were assigned to Sharon C. Carnevale, Michael G. Pilot, Toui Chen Pomsouvan, James M. Scott, and C. Brian Grove. Contributing staff members include E. Frances Bake, Eddie L. Key, Russell C. Lusher, Richard A. Lutyk, Lisa C. Ninomiya, Mark M. Paul, William E. Reid, Jr., John A. Rusinko, Victor Sahadachny, Mary Ruth Stritehoff, Adrienne G. Tejler, and Jaime Zenzano. Estimates of Federal military income, transfer payments, personal contributions for social insurance, and residence adjustment were prepared by the Quarterly Income Branch, under the supervision of Robert L. Brown, Chief. Major responsibilities were assigned to John M. Reed and Albert Silverman. Contributing staff members include Thelma E. Harding, James P. Stehle, Isabelle B. Whiston, Ellen M. Wright, Daniel Zabronksy, and Marianne E. Ziver. Estimates of dividends, interest, rent, and proprietors' income were prepared by the Proprietors' Income Branch under the supervision of Arthur L. Sensenig, Acting Chief. Major responsibilities were assigned to Charles A. Jolley and James M. Zavrel. Contributing staff members include Linda M. Ball, Debra A. Blanchard, Elaine Briccetti, Richard H. Grayson, Nita Robyn Hamill, and Richard Hepburn. The assembly of public-use tabulations and data files, and preparation of this publication were performed by the Regional Economic Information System (REIS) Branch, under the supervision of Vivian G. Conklin, Assistant Chief. Major responsibilities were assigned to Kathy A. Albetski, Wallace K. Bailey, and Judith A. Schramm. Secretarial support was provided by Eairla A. Palmer. Contributing staff members include Eunice P. James, Louise T. Johnson, Gary V. Kennedy, Michael J. Paris, and Mary C. Williams. 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, the various State agencies administering income maintenance programs, the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the Bureau of the Census, the Statistical Reporting Service of the U.S. Department of Agriculture, the Internal Revenue Service, the Office of Research Statistics of the Social Security Administration, the Veterans Administration, and the 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, tor local areas, BEA's estimates of total and per capita personal income for 1978-83, as well as additional detail on the sources of personal income by type and major industry. Thus, these volumes present much more than can be presented in the SURVEY OF CURRENT BUSINESS, which annually publishes 3 years of esti mates of total and per capita personal income for local areas. The estimates are as complete and comprehensive as the source data permit. They reflect the revisions of personal income made in the 1980 comprehensive revision of the national income and product accounts (NIPA’s) and extended to the State personal income series in July 1981. The estimates also reflect revisions made possible by the availability of new or more current data at the State and county levels. The tables are supplemented by maps and charts. The maps show the outlines of counties and metropolitan areas in each State. The charts show the distribution of total personal income (TPI) among the larger metropolitan areas of each state and the percent change in TPI from 1978 to 1983 for the same areas. These volumes also present a detailed description of the sources and methods used in making the estimates. This state ment of methodology is intended to give the user a basis for evaluating the reliabili ty 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, for the regions and States, and for metropolitan areas. In addi tion, it contains a detailed methodology; tables that show the distribution and changes in total personal income for regions; and appendixes that show the county definitions of metropolitan areas, describe the metropolitan area classification scheme, and present samples of tables available through the BEA Regional Economic Infor mation System (REIS). 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, Metropolitan Statistical Areas (MSA’s), Primary Metropolitan Statistical Areas (PMSA’s), and counties of the region, and a detailed methodology. Estimates for Consolidated Metropolitan Statistical Areas (CMSA’s) appear only in volume 1. The estimates contained in these volumes 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 to meet the needs of the wide variety of users of local area estimates. It also permits estimates for areas whose boundaries change over time— such as metropolitan areas— 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 MSA’s, CMSA’s, and PMSA’s, which are defined in terms of cities and towns but rather the alternative New England County Metro politan Areas (NECMA’s) developed by the Office of Management and Budget (0MB). (A more detailed description of the NECMA's is included in appendix A of volume 1.) Since the publication of the first regional estimates of income in 1939, substan tial improvements have been made in the personal income estimates. These are part of BEA's ongoing efforts to ensure that the estimates provide the best possible quantitative view of economic developments in each State and local area as mea sured by personal income and its components. To provide the reader with a perspective on the estimates presented in these volumes, a brief history of the State and local area personal income estimates is presented in this Introduction. The Introduction also indicates the major uses of the local area estimates and the schedules and formats in which they are made available. Finally, it describes the BEA regional data user group. Historical development BEA’s work on regional income estimation began in the midthirties with the construction of a series of "State income payments” to individuals. State income payments were defined as the sum of wages and salaries, other labor income and relief, entrepreneurial withdrawals, and dividends, interest, and net rents and royal ties. (The last three items, in the aggregate, were referred to as “property income.”) They were produced as part of a broad effort to explain the processes and structure of the Nation’s economy in the thirties. During the forties and early fifties, exten sive work in locating data sources and revising methodology resulted in the produc tion of the more comprehensive annual measure, State personal income. State personal income differs from State income payments in several important ways: (1) Personal income includes six major components in contrast to the four catego ries of income payments (other labor income and transfer payments replaced "other labor income and relief,” and the component “ personal contributions for social insurance” was added as an explicit deduction); (2) personal income includes greater component detail and a broader range of income-in-kind and imputed income items; and (3) personal income includes 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 metropolitan areas and for the.nonmetropolitan counties. Estimates for counties within metropolitan areas 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 metropolitan areas and all of the more than 3,100 counties and county equiva lents in the United States. Uses of county and metropolitan area estimates In general, the county and metropolitan area estimates are widely used in the public and private sectors to measure and track levels and types of incomes received by persons living or working in a county or metropolitan area. They provide a frame work for the analysis of each local area’s economy and serve as the basis for decisionmaking in both the public and private sectors. Personal income is also one of the measures used in evaluating the socioeconom ic impact of public and private sector initiatives. It is widely used 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 economet ric models for projecting program needs and as a framework for economic analysis. In addition, the estimates are used in formulas for the allocation of Federal funds. State governments, individually or as members of Regional Commissions, make extensive use of the estimates. They are used to measure the economic base of State planning areas and in econometric models developed for various planning purposes. They are also used to project local tax revenues and future needs for public utilities or services. University schools of business and economics, often working under contract for State and local governments, reproduce BEA personal income data in 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 and labor also use the estimates. For example, businesses use them to evaluate markets for new or established products and to determine areas for location, expansion, and contraction of their activities. Trade associations and labor organizations use them for product and labor market analyses. Estimating schedules for the major regional series Annual estimates of State personal income for a given year are subject to suc cessive refinement. Preliminary estimates, based on the current State quarterly series, are published each April in the SURVEY, 4 months after the close of the reference year. These preliminary estimates are based primarily on the Establish ment Survey (the 790 program) of the Bureau of Labor Statistics (B LS), Depart ment of Labor. The following August, more reliable annual estimates are released. These estimates are developed independently of the quarterly series and are pre pared in greater component detail, primarily from Federal and State government administrative records. The annual estimates go through a further refinement to incorporate newly available information used to prepare the current local area esti mates. These revised State estimates are published the following April, together with the consistent local area estimates. The annual estimates emerging from the three-step process descirbed above are subject to still further revision for several succeeding years (the State estimates in April and August and the local area esti mates in April only) to incorporate additional data as they become available. At that point, the estimates will only be changed to incorporate a comprehensive revision in the NIPA’s or the availability of additional or more current State and local area data. The estimates presented in this edition reflect routine revisions VI LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME back through 1981 and major revisions to farm proprietors’ income, imputed rent, and residence adjustment back through 1978. Comprehensive revisions to the NIPA's occur approximately every 5 years. 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. Data availability The personal income tables contained in the nine-volume set, as well as other standard tabulations discussed below, are available from REIS. REIS is the term applied to the data files, computer programs, and staff estabilshed for the mainte nance, management, and distribution of the regional data base. This system current ly contains approximately 29 million separate estimates covering about 3,500 areas. 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 sys tem is included in appendix B of volume 1. All of the tabulations are available in magnetic tape, microfiche, and computer printout form. The REIS data base cur rently includes the following data sets: Quarterly State personal income— BEA publishes quarterly State personal income, seasonally adjusted at annual rates, approximately 4 months after the close of the reference quarter, in the January, April, July, and October issues of the SURVEY. The quarterly State personal income estiamtes provide a series for the analysis and tracking of current economic developments in the 50 States and the District of Columbia. The State quarterly personal income series extends from the first quarter of 1948 forward. Tabulations at the 1-digit Standard Industrial Classification (SIC) level are available from REIS. 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, which is based on more complete data and is therefore more reliable, is presented in greater detail in the August issue of the SURVEY. A more detailed presentation, including transfer of payments by type of program, is available from REIS. Tabulations for 1929-57 at the 1-digit SIC level and for 1958-82 at the 2-digit SIC level are available in the 1984 issue of State Personal Income. Also included in State Personal Income are quarterly State personal income for 1948-82, annual State disposable personal income for 1948-82, a history of the development of the INTRODUCTION State estimates, and a detailed description of the sources and methods used to prepare these estimates for the most current years. 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 April and August issues of the SURVEY. The State disposable personal income series is available for 1948 and subsequent years. Annual county personal income.— These estimates, which are published in this volume, become available from REIS 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 1965-83 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 the 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 1969-83 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 analogous concepts and definitions. Tabula tions are available from REIS for 1967-83. BEA user group In addition to responding to specific data requests, REIS distributes estimates through a group of State universities and State agencies officially designated as BEA users. By congressional directive, BEA provides the personal income and relat ed series to the State universities and State agencies on a no-cost basis. Each of the 174 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 State universities and State agencies of data that are comparable for all States and counties and consistent with national totals. This enhances the uni formity 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. OVERVIEW This section provides an overview of the sources and methods used to prepare the local area estimates. It highlights the relationships among the national, State, and local area estimates. The personal Income of an area is defined as the income received by, or on behalf of, all the residents of that area. It consists of the Income received by persons from all sources, that is, from participation in production, from both government and business transfer payments, and from government Interest. Personal income is the sum of wage and salary disbursements, other labor income, proprietors’ income, rental income of persons, personal dividend income, personal interest income, and transfer of payments, less personal contributions for social insurance. Per capita personal income is defined as the personal income of the residents of an area divided by the resident population of the area. In the national and regional economic accounts, persons are defined as individuals, nonprofit insitutions, private noninsured welfare funds, and private trust funds. The last three are referred to as "quasi-individuals.” The definitions underlying the State and local area estimates of personal income are essentially the same as those underlying the personal income estimates in the NIPA's. The major difference is that the national estimates include the income of residents of the United States temporarily working abroad, whereas the State and local area estimates include only the income of persons residing in the 50 States and the District of Columbia. The national personal income estimates include Federal civilian and military personnel stationed abroad and, since the 1976 comprehensive revision, residents who are employed by U.S. firms and are on temporary foreign assignment. An “ overseas” adjustment is made to exclude the income of these workers from the U.S. totals before the totals are used as controls for the State estimates. A classification difference between the national and the State and local area estimates relates to residents of the United States who work in adjacent countries (such as Canada) and foreigners who work in the United States but reside elsewhere— that is, border workers. At the national level, the wages and salaries of these workers, along with those of U.S. residents employed by International organizations and by foreign embassies and consulates located in the United States, are included in the measurement of “ rest of the world." At the State and local area levels, however, only the wages and salaries of U.S. residents employed by international organizations and by foreign embassies and consulates located in the United States are included in personal income. In the State and local area estimates, the border workers are treated as commuters and are Included in the residence adjustment procedure. Another classification difference between the national and State series relates to the classification of Income into farm and nonfarm categories. In the national estimates, farm income consists of farm earnings and agricultural net interest; in the State estimates, it is limited to farm earnings. Sources of data and methods of estimation.— Generally, there are two kinds of information used to measure income of persons: information generated at the point of disbursement of the income and information elicited from the recipient. The first kind is called administrative record data and is a by-product of the administration of various Federal and State government programs. The second kind is survey and census data. The surveys or censuses are not conducted by BEA; instead BEA uses information collected by others to malre its estimates of State and local area personal income. Among the more important sources of the administrative record data used by BEA are the State, unemployment insurance programs of the Employment and Training Administration (ETA), Department of Labor, the social insurance programs of the Social Security Administration (SSA), Department of Health and Human Services, and the Federal tax program of the Department of the Treasury. The two most important censuses used are the censuses of agriculture and population. The information obtained from administrative records and censuses accounts for more than 90 percent of personal income. Data of lesser quality, scope, and relevance are used for the remaining 10 percent. When data are delayed and are not available in time to be incorporated into the current estimating cycle, interim estimates are prepared using the previous year’s county distribution. The interim estimates are revised during the next estimating cycle to incorporate the delayed data. Use of data that are not primarily designed for income measurement offers several advantages and disadvantages. It allows the estimates of local area personal income to be prepared on an annual basis, In considerable detail, at relatively low cost, without increasing the reporting burden of businesses and households. However, because the data are not designed primarily for income measurement, they often do not precisely “ match" the series being estimated and must be adjusted to compen sate for differences in content (definition and coverage) and geography. Alternative ly, If BEA were to conduct surveys of income recipients, the Information provided could be precisely tailored to subnational income estimation in terms of content and geographic detail. Because of the large sample size required to obtain statistically reliable data for counties, however, the cost would be very high and would not allow for annual preparation of the estimates in comprehensive detail. Controls and the allocation procedure.— The estimates of State and local area personal income are characterized by the systematic use of the allocation procedure in their preparation. The State estimates are made by allocating the U.S. total, or “control,” for each income item (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 Ul programs. In these cases, the allocation is a nominal adjustment for statistical consistency. 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 allocate 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. 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, estimates of State and local area personal income reflect the State of residence of the income recipients. The bulk of the data basic to preparing the estimates of wages and salaries, other labor income, and personal contributions for social insurance is reported by Industry In the State and county In which the business establishment is located. These estimates are subsequently adjusted to a place-ofresidence basis for inclusion in the personal income measure. (Wages and salaries and other labor income paid by private households, wages and salaries and other labor income paid to farm workers, military reserve pay, personal contributions for supplementary medical insurance and for veterans life insurance, and contributions by the self-employed are initially produced by place of residence and, therefore, do not need to be residence adjusted.) For proprietors’ income, the place of business of the proprietorship is assumed to be the same as the place of residence of the proprietor. Rental income of persons, personal dividend income, personal interest income, and transfer payments are estimated from data that are reported where the income is received. For some purposes, it may be appropriate to make the conversion to a where-earned basis. For such purposes, "dividends, interest, and rent” could be added to labor Income (on a where-earned basis) and proprietors' income to provide a rough approximation of income originating from current production. Because, by definition, transfer payments are not related to rendering current productive servic es, a where-earned basis is not appropriate. VIII SOURCES AND METHODS FOR THE 1969-83 COUNTY PERSONAL INCOME ESTIMATES Wage and Salary Disbursements Wage and salary disbursements are defined as the monetary remuneration of employees, including compensation of corporate officers; commissions, tips, and bonuses; and pay-in-kind that represents income to the recipient. They are mea sured before such deductions as Social Security contributions and union dues. All disbursements in the current period are covered. Retroactive wages are counted when paid rather than when earned.1 The contributions made by employees under the various social insurance pro grams, although counted in wage and salary disbursements, are not part of the personal income total. They are excluded by means of the deduction made for personal contributions for social insurance. Estimates of wage and salary disbursements (which account for more than 60 percent of total personal income at the national level) are, except for transfer payments, more complete and reliable than those for any other type of income. Because of their sizable weight in the total income flows, they impart a large measure of reliability to the estimates of aggregate income. For the private sector, the wage and salary component covers employees of all nonfarm business estab lishments, private households, private hospitals, private educational, social ser vice, and nonprofit institutions, and farms. All government employees are covered by the measure, including State, local, and Federal governments (both civilian and military) and U.S. residents who are employed in the United States by international organizations, foreign embassies, and consulates. “Covered” private wages and salaries The bulk of the county data used to estimate wage and salary disbursements is obtained from the ES-202 tabulations of the administrative records of each State Ul program supplied by the State employment security agencies (ESA’s ) 2. Under the Ul program, every “covered" firm is required to file quarterly contribution reports with the State ESA having jurisdiction. These quarterly Ul reports include the wages and salaries disbursed by each firm for the reporting quarter as well as the number of full- and part-time workers employed in each of the 3 months of the quarter.3 As part of its data acquisition program, BEA obtains from each State ESA 2-, 3-, or 4-digit SIC tabulations of quarterly wages and monthly employment, which, after editing and correcting, form the basis for approximately 96 percent of private nonfarm wage and salary disbursements. Until 1972, more than half of the States excluded from mandatory coverage establishments with less than four employees (referred to as “small firms” ). Beginning with the first quarter of 1972, the Ul coverage of payrolls and employment was extended to cover most firms in all but a few industries. Except for nonprofit organizations (for which mandatory coverage extends to those with four or more employees), firms of all sizes— falling under the provisions of the Federal Unemployment Tax Act— are now covered. Beginning in 1978, coverage was further extended to include agricultural work ers employed by large farms and employees of nonprofit elementary and secondary schools that are not religiously affiliated. Adjustments to “ covered” wages and salaries— The Ul industry data reported by the State ESA’s have had to be supplemented and modified in several ways to derive a complete measure of wages and salaries in "covered” industries for the county personal income estimates. Small firm adjustments— Prior to 1972, small firms were excluded from Ul coverage by the differing size-of-firm provisions of the individual State laws. Estimates for the noncovered firms’ payrolls through 1971 were based on 1962 and 1965 data from the Old-age, survivors, disability, and hospital insurance (OASDHI) program, as tabulated for the annual Census Bureau publication County Business Patterns (CBP).' The ratio of CBP first-quarter payrolls of small firms to CBP first-quarter payrolls of larger firms was calculated for each 2-digit SIC industry in each county. These ratios were applied to the corresponding Ul-reported annual payroll data (for larger firms only) to yield estimates of small-firm annual payrolls by industry and county. The resulting small-firm estimates in 1962 and 1965 were extended to later years by the change in Ul-reported payrolls, with allowance for changes in State Ul laws affecting small-firm coverage. A more detailed discussion of the small-firm adjustment appears in the 1974-79 edition of this publication. Nonclassified Industry adjustment— Both the Ul and OASDHI tabulations regularly show minor amounts of payroll that have not been assigned to an industry. Because the industrial classification scheme followed in the national, State, and county income estimates does not permit a nonclassified catego ry, it was necessary to adopt a convention to allocate such nonclassified payrolls among the industry groups. This particular adjustment of the reported Ul industry data is usually quite small— about two-tenths of 1 percent on a national basis.3 Furthermore, no error is introduced into the State and coun ty wage estimates because the adjustment involves only an apportionment by industry of amounts reported for particular States and counties. Adjustment for noncovered elements of Ut-covered industries.— The non covered elements for which BEA presently makes adjustments include: tips (taxicabs, eating and drinking places, hotels and other lodging places, personal services, and amusement and recreation services); commissions received by insurance solicitors and real estate agents; and payrolls of electric rail roads and railroad carrier affiliates. Tips are covered by the various Ul laws. BEA assumes that this form of income payment is subject to considerable underreporting and therefore makes estimates of additional tips in indus tries where tipping is most customary. Separate estimates for each of the noncovered elements are made at both the national and State levels (based on either direct data or from relevant secondary source materials). The estimates are added to the Ul-reported payrolls In the related industry to produce the final estimate for the industry. County estimates, however, are made by allocating the State total, inclusive of the adjustment, by the dis tribution of the payrolls reported by Ul for the appropriate industry. Inde pendent estimates of the noncovered elements are not made for counties because of the lack of relevant data. Contract farm labor (as distinct from hired farm labor) is classified as an agricultural service. Because most State Ul programs do not cover, or only partially cover, this group of workers, BEA makes an independent estimate of wages of contract farm laborers and adds it to the Ul-reported wages in agricultural services. The State and county estimates are based on the propor tional distribution of expenditures for contract labor reported in the 1974, 1978, and 1982 Censuses of Agriculture. Adjustments are made to reflect Ul data for California (beginning with 1976) and for Florida and Arizona (beginning with 1978) when complete or near-complete Ul coverage of contract farm labor became effective in those States. Corporate officers became exempt from Ul coverage in Washington State starting in the fourth quarter of 1983. The State all-industry estimate of corporate officers’ salaries in that quarter, based on information from the Washington State Employment Security Department, is allocated to indus tries and counties in proporation to Ul-reported wages. “Noncovered” private wages and salaries In addition to the small segments of Ul-covered industries that are outside the scope of the State Ul programs, a group of industries is referred to as “ noncov- 1 While the timing of wages when paid is a clear conceptual feature of personal income measurement, the difference between wages earned and wages paid has been negligible in recent years. 2 ES-202 is the Federal report that summarizes the data from the quarterly contribution reports filed by employers under the various State Ul programs. However, it is commonly used to refer to the program of compiling the wage and employment data. 1 State Ul laws require employers to estimate (if applicable) the cash value of meals and lodging provided employees free of charge as part payment for services performed. The estimated cash value is to be included with cash pay when reporting payrolls. (Employers are not required to distinguish between the two types of pay in their reports.) it it doubtful, however, that many employers comply with this requirement of including pay-in-kind. * The hospital insurance program under OASDHI was not established until the Social Securi ty Amendments of 1965 became effective, but the longer title is used here for consistency with subsequent references. The two major sources of data for the CBP are the IRS form 941, filed quarterly by employers covered under the Federal Insurance Contributions Act, and the annual organization surveys, which provide establishment employment and payroll data for multi-establishment employers. 'The size of the “ unclassified” payrolls increased somewhat In 1972 because of extended coverage to small firms, but has remained relatively constant at the new level. METHODOLOGY LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME Table A.— Relative Importance to Total Personal Income of Wage and Salary Disbursements, by Component, United States, 1983 Dollars (000,000) Percent of TPI Total personal income1.................................................. 2,734,464 100.00 Wage and salary disbursements2 .................................... 1,650,399 60.36 Farm...................................................................... Agricultural services, forestry, fisheries, and other ....... Mining Construction.......................................................... Manufacturing Nondurable goods.................... Food and kindred products Textile mill p roducts.............................. Apparel and other textile products Paper and allied products.................................. Printing and publishing............ Chemicals and allied products Petroleum and coal products.............................. Tobacco manufactures..................................... Rubber and miscellaneous plastics products......... Leather and leather products............................. Durable goods Lumber and wood products............ Furniture and fixture s...................................... Primary metal industries Fabricated metal products......................... Machinery, except electrical.............................. Electric and electronic equipment................ ...... Transportation equipment excluding motor vehicles Motor vehicles and equipm ent.......................... Stone, clay, and glass products......................... Instruments and related products...................... Miscellaneous manufacturing industries.............. 12,109 6,144 27,371 80,469 395,801 149,511 30,959 11,054 13,379 15.987 24,975 28,716 6,540 1,652 13,670 2,579 246,290 10,791 6,869 21,519 29,013 48,634 45,581 27,463 21,827 12,181 16,154 6,258 .44 .22 1.00 2.94 14.47 5,47 1.13 .40 .49 .58 .91 1.05 .24 .06 .50 .09 9.01 .39 .25 .79 1.06 1.78 1.67 1.00 .80 .45 .59 .23 Transportation and public u tilities.............................. Railroad transportation........................................ Trucking and warehousing........................... Water transportation ................ Other transportation .......................................... Communication.................................................. Electric, gas, and sanitary services........................ 123,336 12,103 24,954 4,759 21,673 35,821 24,026 4.51 .44 .91 .17 .79 1.31 .88 Wholesale trade................................... Retail tra d e ........................................ Finance, insurance and real estate.......... Services............................................. Hotels and other lodging places.... Personal services........................... Private households ........................ Business services ........................ Auto repair, services, and garages....... Miscellaneous repair services.............. Amusement and recreation services ... Motion p ic tu re s .............................. Health services............................... Legal services.... Educational services........................ Social services................................ Museums, botanical, zoological gardens, Membership organizations................. Miscellaneous services..................... 114,220 161,114 109,800 303,489 13,197 9.901 7,631 56,493 8,740 4,752 9,158 3.941 102,832 14.800 16,658 10,744 452 18,054 26,136 4.18 5.89 4.02 11.10 .48 .36 .28 2.07 .32 .17 .33 .14 3.76 .54 .61 .39 .02 .66 .96 Government and government enterprises Federal c iv ilia n ............................. M ilita ry ....................................... State and local.............................. 316,546 71,227 34,550 210,769 11.58 2.60 1.26 7.71 Includes adjustment lor border workers: income of U.S. residents working across J.S. borders less income of foreign residents working In the United States. Includes wages received by border workers employed In the United States. Other includes wages and salaries of U.S. residents working for international organizations and for foreign embassies and consulates located in the United States. 'Includes local and interurban passenger transit, transportation by air, pipelines (except natural gas), and transportation services. ered.” At one time or another, this group has included: forestry; fisheries; rail roads; private households; private hospitals; private educational services; muse ums, art galleries, etc.; membership organizations; farms; and "other.”6 Over the years, as the various Ul laws have been amended, the number of industries that are considered “ noncovered” has diminished. Currently, in the private nonfarm sector, only railroads, private households, and "other” are treated as “ noncovered” in making the county estimates of wages and salaries. A description of the procedures used in making the county estimates of wages in each of the “noncovered” industries is provided in the following sections. ‘ "Other” is the designation for “ rest of the world," in the component classification used in the State and local area accounts. Although it reflects wages paid to U.S. residents by international organizations, foreign embassies, and consulates located in the United States, it has been the convention to include it with private nonfarm Industries rather than with government. Private nonfarm wages and salaries.— Forestry, fisheries, hospitals, educational services, museums, and membership organizations were brought under more com plete coverage by the 1972 changes in the Ul laws. Nonprofit organizations, howev er, are still not fully “covered.” The amended provisions did not extend coverage to religious organizations, nonprofit organizations with fewer than four employees, or nonprofit schools other than institutions of higher education. The amendment to the Ul law that went into effect in 1978 extended coverage to nonprofit elementary and secondary schools not affiliated with a religious group. Forestry and museums, art galleries, efc.— Both industries have been classi fied as “covered” begining with 1972. Consequently, the wages for 1972 and later years are based on the Ul ES-202 tabulations. For the years pre ceding 1972, the wages were estimated by extrapolating the 1972 Ul-based benchmark back by the annual change in the prerevision estimates (which were based on CBP first-quarter wage data) and making a final adjustment to sum to the State totals. Fisheries— This industry has also been classified as “ covered” beginning with 1972, and wages for 1972 and later years are based on Ul tabulations. The pre-1972 estimates of wages at the State level were made from a combination of direct and indirect data. The 1967 wage data from the 1967 Census of Commercial Fisheries and the 1972 Ul-reported wages were used as benchmarks. Estimates for the intervening years were made by an inter polation procedure using the relationship between wages and value of catch. County estimates were made in a more ad hoc fashion. County Ul tabulations of wages reported in the fishing industry prior to 1972 were evaluated on a State-by-State basis to determine their adequacy (in terms of their propor tional distribution within the State) for use as allocators. In general, the Ul data for 1969-71 were used to allocate State estimates to the counties in States with large fishing industries. For the other States, the 1972 Ul county distributions were used to allocate the State totals for the years 1969-71. Private educational services— Since 1972, mandatory coverage under the Ul program has extended to almost all private establishments providing educa tional services. The major gap in coverage has been for the elementary and secondary schools. Elementary and secondary schools operating for profit have been covered, and since 1978, nonprofit elementary and secondary schools, with the important exception of those affiliated with a religious group, are also covered. The 1978-83 county estimates of wage and salary disbursements in private education are based on the geographic distribution of Ul private education payrolls. Estimates for 1972 and prior years are based on the distribution of CBP private education payrolls. Estimates for 1973-77 were prepared from a straight-line interpolation using the 1972 CBF-based benchmark and the 1978 Ul-based benchmark as end points, and adjusting the resulting series to agree with the independently derived State estimates of wage and salary disbursements in private education. In the interpolation between 1972 and 1978, modifications were made so that the estimates for 1975-77 would approximately reflect the 1972 SIC and the estimates for 1973 and 1974 would reflect the 1967 SIC. The decision to use the proportional distribution of the Ul county tabulations in preference to the CBP (even though the CBP reflects the more complete coverage— resulting from the elective coverage provisions— of OASDHI) was made as a result of an evaluation of the two sets of data by the Regional Wage Branch. A comparison of the proportional geographic distributions of payrolls in service industries that have equally complete coverage under the Ul and the OASI programs revealed considerable discrepancies between the two sets of data. Some of the discrepancy is explained by the difference in the treat ment of geographically unallocated records. Other possible explanations are differences of interpretation and application of industrial codes and differ ences in the establishment reporting. Even though, in recent years, the State ESA’s have been providing 2-, 3-, and 4-digit industry detail at the county level, it has not been possible to dupli cate the State estimating procedure for the county estimates. (The State estimates are based on CBP data for elementary and secondary schools, because of better OASDHI coverage, and on Ul data for the remainder.) At the county level, CBP data for elementary and secondary schools are often unavailable because of the need to suppress 3-digit detail in many small counties to avoid disclosures of confidential information; therefore, at the county level of estimation, the choice in favor of Ul was made for consisten- LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME METHODOLOGY cy. The estimates of private educational services now share a common approach In the underlying geographic and industrial classification with the estimates for most other service industries. areas was also distributed to the appropriate counties by the 1970 census county employment distribution. Data from the 1980 Census of Population will be incorporated in the next comprehensive revision. Membership organizations— Under the provisions of the most recent amendment to the Federal Unemployment Tax Act, Ul coverage is mandatory for mem bership organizations with four or more employees; however, in 19 States, the State law includes membership organizations under the general "one or more provision. Under both Federal and State Ul laws, religious organizations are exempted from mandatory coverage. Coverage under the OASDHI pro gram is greater than under Ul to the extent that the elective coverage provisions of OASDHI have encouraged a high rate of participation among those who are not under mandatory coverage. Although the clergy are cov ered by OASDHI, they are not included in the CBP data base because, under the SSA classification scheme, they are considered self-employed. The 1978-83 county estimates of wage and salary disbursements for mem bership organizations are based on the distribution of Ul payrolls. The esti mating procedures for the years prior to 1978 are the same as described for private educational services, as is the rationale for changing the basic source of data from CBP to Ul. Private hospitals.— Due to the extended coverage provisions of the Ul laws, effective in 1972, private hospitals are classified as covered. Estimates of monetary wages and salaries for 1972 and later years reflect Ul tabulations of payrolls. Estimates for years prior to 1972 were made from data collect ed by the American Hospital Association in its annual survey of hospitals. Information on payroll expenses was reported by most hospitals surveyed; In cases where it was not, BEA prepared estimates from information reported on employment or number of beds. A comparison of estimates for 1972 made from each set of source materials revealed that the results were sufficiently similar so that no adjustments were necessary to bridge the estimates for the two time periods. Railroads.— The railroad Industry Is covered by its own retirement and unem ployment insurance programs administered by the Railroad Retirement Board. There are, therefore, no Ul or OASDHI data upon which to base estimates of wages and salaries in the railroad industry. Moreover, there are no suitable data available from the Railroad Retirement Board for making county esti mates of wages. BEA bases its county estimates of wages in the railroad industry on the geographic distribution of an employment series developed from biennial reports on employment in class 1 railroads prepared by the Association of American Railroads (AAR)'. These reports Include informa tion on employment for selected metropolitan area counties (which account for approximately 75 percent of all railroad employment) and a residual “all other,” for each State. BEA distributes the residual in each State to the appropriate counties in proportion to the geographic distribution of railroad employment reported in the 1970 Census of Population. The county employment series for the years between AAR reports are approximated by straight-line interpolation. The employment series are used to allocate the State esti mates (made from more direct data) of wages and salaries in the railroad industry. The use of employment as a county allocator of wages is some what more acceptable for railroads than for most Industries because the regional differences in wage rates are minimized by the tendency to negoti ate wages in the railroad industry on a nationwide basis. Private households— Because of the lack of local area statistics related to private household workers, other than the income and employment data reported in the census of population, BEA's estimates for 1969-83 are based on an allocator developed from the 1970 census. 1980 census data will be used for the next set of comprehensive revisions. A 1969/70 benchmark distribution for allocating the State totals of wages and salaries received by private household workers was computed as the product of the number of private household workers In each county and an estimated mean earnings. The mean earnings of persons employed by private households was derived from Census Bureau tabulations of 1969 earnings of persons by income-size class and by industry. Such averages could be prepared only for the State and for each metropolitan area with a population of 250,000 or more. An estimate of the average earnings for all other areas combined was made from the residual data derived from subtracting the metropolitan area data from the State totals. This average was used for all counties not included in the reported metropolitan areas. The number of private household workers (other than unpaid family work ers) in each State and metropolitan area with a population of 250,000 or more was tabulated directly from the 1970 census. The metropolitan area employment numbers were distributed to the constituent counties on the basis of the 1970 census county distribution of private household workers in the labor force. (Although labor force and employment are different mea sures, in this particular case the difference was not important.) The residu al employment number for the counties outside the reported metropolitan ' Railroads are classified on the basis of a 3-year average of operating revenues. Beginning in 1978, Class I railroads are those with revenue of $50 million or more; in 1976-77, those with $10 million or more; in 1965-75, those with $5 million or more. A small amount of pay-in-kind is included in the estimates of total wages and salaries »for hospitals. An explanation and description of the methodology are included in the section on pay-in-kind appearing at the end of this chap ter on wage and salary disbursements. ‘‘Other. T h i s term, as it appears in the industry detail of the State and local area income tables, refers to U.S. residents employed by international organizations and foreign embassies and consulates located in the United States. It differs from “ rest of the world” (the industry designation appear ing in the national tables) to the extent that "rest of the world” additionally includes International border workers, i.e., U.S. residents working across the border in Canada or Mexico and foreign residents working in the United States. In the State and local area estimates, border workers are reflected through the residence adjustment process. The State and local area estimates of “other” are made by allocating the appropriate national total by an estimated geographic distribution of administra tive expenditures of international and foreign organizations operating in the United States. This distribution was prepared for 1968 by the Balance of Payments Division, BEA. Because of the absence of related data, the relia bility of the estimates for this subcomponent of wage and salary disburse ments Is low, even at the national level. However, the dollar amounts involved are so small that the effect on the reliability of the wage component, even at the county level, is negligible. Farm wages and salaries.— BEA estimates of farm wages and salaries include cash pay and pay-in-kind of hired farm labor and salaries of officers of corporate farms. They do not include pay of contract farm labor, which is classified as part of agricultural services. County estimates of cash wages of hired farm labor are made by allocating State totals, estimated by the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) and adjusted to the BEA definition, by county distributions from the 1969, 1974, and 1978 Censuses of Agriculture. In Arizona, California, Delaware, Florida, New Hampshire, and Rhode Island, Ul-reported wages are substituted for the censusbased estimates in counties where the Ul-reported amounts are higher. County estimates of the salaries of corporate officers are based on the amounts reported in the 1974 and 1978 Censuses of Agriculture. Pay-in-kind of hired farm labor is estimated by allocating State totals to the counties on the basis of the number of workers on farms who worked 150 days or more in a year, reported in the censuses of agriculture. Government wages and salaries Civilian government wages and salaries.—Almost all civilian government employment is now covered by the Ul program. The county estimates of civilian government wages and salaries incorporate Ul-reported payrolls in most States for the most recent years. Full Ul coverage was extended to State and local governments (exclu sive of elected officials and members of legislatures and the judiciary) effective January 1, 1978. However, the quality of Ul-reported data continues to vary by State and by level of government. U.S. Office of Personnel Management (OPM) data and census of governments data are used in many cases to extend Ul-based estimates to earlier years. Federal civilian wage and salary disbursements.—the 1977-83 county estimates for most States reflect payroll data reported by Federal agencies under the Ul program for Federal employees. However, a relatively large residual payroll unassigned to specific counties completely precludes the use of Ul data in Tennessee (except for estimating the wages of the Tennessee Valley Author ity) and precluded its use for years prior to 1977 in many other States. The county estimates for cases where Ul data are not used are based on county METHODOLOGY xi LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME distributions of employment by agency, reported by 0PM, weighted by a State average wage for each agency calculated from Ul payroll and employ ment data,8 State government wage and salary disbursements.— The 1978-83 county estimates for all but seven States incorporate the Ul reported State gov ernment payrolls. The estimates for Illinois, Michigan, Minnesota, New Jer sey, Rhode Island, Tennessee, and Wisconsin are based on the geographic distribution of full-time employees in State government reported in the 1967 Census of Governments. For Alaska, Idaho, and New York, Ul-reported payrolls have been available since 1967. For the remaining 40 States, however, the use of Ul-reported payrolls was made possible by the extension of mandato ry coverage of the Ul programs to State and local government employees effective January 1978. For these 40 States, the county estimates for years prior to 1978 are based on interpolation between 1967 census-based and 1978 Ul-based estimates. Local government wage and salary disbursements—the 1978-83 county estimates are based on Ul-reported local government payrolls in all States.9 These estimates are made separately for the education and noneducation sectors and combined to a local government total. In all but three States, estimates for years prior to 1978 were derived from straight-line interpola tions between October payroll distributions from the 1972 Census of Gov ernments and the 1978 Ul-based estimates.10 Military wages and salaries.— This category includes the cash pay and pay-in kind of full-time military personnel and of the members of the military reserves. The wages and salaries of the full-time military personnel were estimated in two parts, cash pay and pay-in-kind, for 1974 and later years and in three parts prior to 1974, to reflect the “Q" allotment (terminated during 1973). The 1977-83 county estimates of military cash pay are based on 1980-83 county payroll estimates by branch of service, prepared by the Department of Defense (DOD), and a county distribution of Coast Guard military personnel, prepared by the Department of Transportation. Independently derived national and State totals for each branch of service are distributed to counties on the basis of the DOD payroll estimates. The 1979 estimates of total military cash pay were prepared from the 1980 county distribution and extended back through 1977 using DOD military strength data. The estimates for years prior to 1977 have not been revised, and the county distributions continue to be based primarily on the DOD military strength data for major installations. The estimates for Coast Guard payrolls and for the pay of DOD military personnel not assigned to major installations were prepared from the county distribution of armed forces personnel in the 1970 Cen sus of Population, adjusted to exclude personnel assigned to major installations. In most cases where a military installation extends across county boundaries, the entire payroll is assigned to the county that contains the headquarters. In a few cases, the estimates for 1977 and later years, based on DOD payroll estimates, are inconsistent with the estimates for 1969-76, either because an installation has been assigned to a different county or because the county distribution of payrolls differs significantly from the county distribution of military strength. The estimates prior to 1977 will be revised to be consistent with the current estimates at a later date. The "Q” allotment (until Its termination in 1973) was measured In the State and local area personal income series at the location of the beneficiary rather than of the military person from whom the allotment originated. Pay-in-kind measures the value of the food and clothing received by enlisted personnel.11 State estimates are made by allocating the national totals of pay-in kind by the geographic distribution of enlisted personnel. Because information for enlisted personnel are not shown separately from officers by county, the State * 0PM data are also used to strengthen the Ul-based estimates in a few cases. In Minnesota, New York, and North Carolina, 0PM data for the Postal Service are substituted for the Ul distributions. In Hawaii, Virginia, and Wisconsin, the Ul data are adjusted to agree with the 0PM county distributions of the civilian employment of the Department of Defense. 5 In Illinois, the 1978-81 estimates are based on an interpolation between the 1982 Ul-based estimates and October payroll data from the 1977 Census of Governments. In six other States, the 1979 Ul distribution was used for both 1978 and 1979. 10 In Idaho, the estimates for 1972 and earlier years are based on a series prepared by Professor W. Lamar Bollinger, College of Idaho. The Alaska estimates are Ul-based for all years, and the Illinois estimates are based on census of governments data for all years prior to 1978. The clothing imputation is confined to "standard" issues; it does not include clothing and equipment designed for use on special duties or under unusual conditions. estimates of pay-in-kind are allocated to the counties by cash pay, for 1977-83, or by total military strength, for 1969-76. There is little Information, direct or indirect, available for estimating military reserve pay below the State level. State estimates of military reserve pay inclusive of supplies and equipment received (pay-in-kind) are based on direct data supplied by DOD. The county distribution of military reserve pay is assumed to be in propor tion to the distribution of the civilian resident population within each State. Pay-in-kind The wage and salary estimates for selected industries include allowances for the food, clothing, and lodging paid in kind to employees, which represent income to them, valued at the cost to the employer. Market value to the employee would be a preferable concept for some purposes, although it is more elusive and less subject to quantitative determination. This area of wage imputation is rather imprecise and involves a number of difficult decisions that can be settled only in a pragmatic fashion. For instance, the imputation is confined to food, clothing, and lodging because other types of perquisites, such as medical and recreational services, are generally less important and cannot be estimated satisfactorily from available data. Pay-in-kind is relatively important in the military and farming sectors; therefore, the description of how it is estimated is discussed with the other elements of military and farm wages and salaries in the preceding sections. The following dis cussion is confined to the private nonfarm sector. Payment in the form of food or food and lodging is still customary to some extent in eating and drinking places, hotels, private households, water transporta tion, private hospitals, private education, and private nonprofit organizations. In terms of national income accounting, the imputation of wages is depicted In the accounts as though the pay-in-kind had taken the form of cash flows. For example, it is assumed that the employer, instead of furnishing his employees with free food, pays them corresponding amounts of cash wages, and the employees, in turn, use these wages to buy items previously purchased by the employer. Employ ees’ wages and business sales to consumers (recorded in personal consumption expenditures) are raised by equivalent amounts. Omission of the imputation would understate the measures of personal Income, personal consumption expenditures, and total output. It would also understate the real earnings of employees receiving food relative to those paid wholly on a cash basis. Separate distributions of payments in cash and in kind of private nonfarm wages and salaries in the "covered" industries are not available for States or counties. Although the value of pay-in-kind is included in the payroll totals tabulated from the Ul and OASDHI administrative records (to the extent that employers comply with the reporting requirements), it is not reported separately. Separate estimates of pay-in-kind are made by BEA for several "noncovered” industries for inclusion in the wage and salary component of personal income (in addition to farm and mili tary) namely, private households, membership organizations, and private educa tional services. A separate estimate is also made for private hospitals, even though it is a "covered” Industry, to reflect the food, lodging, and clothing received by members of religious orders working in hospitals but excluded from Ul coverage. Pay-in-kind in private education and membership organizations also reflects the value of food, lodging, and clothing received by personnel who are members of religious orders. The practice of providing these perquisites as part of wages to lay employees has, for the most part, been discontinued. State estimates of pay-in-kind in private education, hospitals, and membership organizations are based on the geographic distributions of selected categories of Catholic clergy and members of religious orders, which are published annually in the Official Catholic Directory (for example, for private education: full-time teach ing priests, teaching brothers, teaching sisters, etc.; for membership organizations: resident pastors, diocesan priests, etc.). County estimates, however, are allocated in proportion to the distribution of cash wages because no relevant data are available. Pay-in-klnd for private households is estimated at the State and county levels in proportion to cash wages because of the lack of related data. Other Labor Income Other labor income (OLI) consists primarily of employer contributions to private pension and welfare funds, Including privately insured workers’ compensation funds. Other items included are directors' fees, compensation to prison inmates, jury and witness fees, other judicial fees, and marriage fees paid to justices of the peace. Little or no data are available for these items . However because em ployer contributions currently account for 99 percent of OLI nationally, the lack LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME Table B.— Relative Importance to Total Personal Income of Other Labor Income, by Component, United States, 1983 _ ________________________________ Millions of dollars Percent of total personal income Total personal income......................................................................... 2,734,464 100.00 Other labor Income............................................................................. 172,968 6.33 64,821 105,683 2.37 3.86 Employer contributions to private pension funds..................................... Employer contributions to private welfare funds.................................... Group life insurance, group health insurance, and supplemental unemployment insurance................................................................ Workers' compensation................................................................. A" ° lhe' ....................................................................................... 89,805 15.878 2*464 3 28 58 09 Detail may not add to totals due to rounding. Consists of directors' fees, compensation of prisoners, and miscellaneous judicial fees. of data relating to these other items does not seriously impair the measurement of personal income. Employer contributions to private pension funds— These payments made by employ ers on behalf of their employees are most often directly related to wages. The proportion of the employer contribution to the payroll tends to vary by Industry; therefore, the estimates were made in considerable industrial detail, using the geographic distribution of wage and salary disbursements to allocate national totals to States and State totals to counties. Except for a small amount of annuity payments made by some State and local governments on behalf of certain employee groups (primarily teachers), there is no government participation in private pension plans. Employer contributions to private welfare funds.— Employer contributions to group life insurance, group health insurance, and supplementary unemployment insurance tend to vary by industry, but are usually unrelated to wages. Therefore, the State and county estimates are made in industrial detail using the geographic distribution of employment in the related industry to allocate the national and State totals. Government participation in private welfare plans, on behalf of government employees, is considerably greater than is government participation in private pension plans. The task of estimating employer contributions to privately administered workers’ compensation funds is more complex than It is for the contributions to pension funds and other welfare funds because the amount of premiums paid for workers’ compen sation insurance is largely governed by an occupational risk factor. Variations among industries are related primarily to the proportion of hazardous occupations within each industry rather than to the wage level or employment. Annual data related to premiums paid to private insurance carriers underwriting workers’ compensation plans are available by State on an all-industry basis from the National Council on Compensation Insurance. The National Income and Wealth Division, BEA, provides national estimates of premiums paid, by industry. Preliminary State estimates of premiums paid by industry (based on the distribution of wages) are reconciled with the national Industry estimates of premiums paid and with the State all-industry totals of premiums paid.12 Estimates of benefit payments made under self-insured plans and of court-awarded payments to railroad workers and maritime seamen (not covered by either State or Federal workers’ compensation laws) are combined with the premium payments to equal total employer contributions to privately adminis tered workers' compensation funds.13 No actual information on the county distribution of these payments is available. The county estimates for employer contributions by industry for total privately administered workers’ compensation funds are based on the corresponding county distributions of wage and salary disbursements by industry. Directors' fees— The State and county estimates of directors' fees are made in industry detail and based on the assumption that their geographic distribution is proportional to the distribution of wages and salaries in the applicable industry.1' 17The reconciliation is made using a procedure In which elements of a two-dimensional matrix are alternately made to sum to geographic and industry control totals— through allocation— until the desired degree of balance is achieved. Usually one set of control totals is designated as fixed and governs the final distribution. In this case, the national industry totals are fixed. 13ln the case of self-insured workers’ compensation plans and court-awarded compensation for injury, benefits and employer contributions are identical. 11 Approximately three-fourths of all directors’ fees occur in finance, insurance, and real estate. METHODOLOGY All other OLI.— State and county estimates for the remaining items of OLI (compensation to prison inmates, jury and witness fees and other judicial fees, and marriage fees paid to justices of the peace) are made using indirect data as allocators: prisoner population, number of crimes committed, and civilian population respectively. Proprietors’ Income Proprietors’ income is the income, including income-in-kind, of proprietorships and partnerships and of tax-exempt cooperatives. It is treated in its entirety as received by individuals. Interest and dividends received by proprietors of nonfinancial business and rental income received by persons who are not primarily engaged in the real estate business are excluded; they are included in personal interest income, personal dividend income, and rental income of persons, respectively. Proprietors’ income is estimated in two parts— nonfarm and farm. Nationally, nonfarm proprietors' income is shown both with and without two adjustments: the inventory valuation adjustment (IVA) and the capital consumption adjustment (CCAdj). The IVA is necessary because, under the accounting practices generally followed by business purposes, inventories are charged to cost of sales in terms of original cost rather than in terms of replacement cost. In periods of changing prices, this practice results in gains or losses reflecting differences between the replacement cost of goods taken out of inventory and their recorded “ book” acquisition cost, rather than reflecting current production, which is the appropriate measure for national income purposes. The IVA represents the difference between current replacement cost and the "book value" of inventories charged to cost of sales. In general, the adjustment has been negative because prices of goods carried in inventory have been rising. Table C.— Relative Importance to Total Personal Income of Proprietors’ Income, by Component, United States, 1983 Millions of dollars Percent of total personal income Total personal income................................... 2,734,464 100.00 Proprietors’ income1..................................... 120,922 4.42 Farm...................................................... Nonfarm................................................. 12,980 107,942 .47 3.95 Agricultural services, forestry, and fisheries Mining................................................ 1.768 1,366 .06 .05 Construction........................................ Manufacturing...................................... 15,326 1,706 .56 .06 Transportation and public u tilitie s ............ Wholesale and retail tra d e ...................... 4.769 20,637 .17 .75 Finance, insurance, and real estate.......... Services.............................................. 1,513 60,857 .06 2.23 Business services............................. Professional and social services............ 15.688 45,169 .57 1.65 Detail may not add to totals due to rounding. : Includes the inventory valuation and capital consumption adjustments. The purpose of the CCAdj is to put tax-return-based capital consumption allow ances on an "economic” basis, that is, valued at current market prices (rather than original cost) and measured consistently with respect to service lives of assets and the depreciation formula.15 Neither adjustment is necessary for the farm proprietors’ income because the estimates for inventory change and depreciation are derived from sources that value these items at replacement cost, in a manner consistent with NIPA accounting. 15 For a more detailed discussion, see “The National Income and Product Accounts of the United States: Revised Estimates 1929-74,“ SURVEY 56 (January 1976): Part I, and Allan H Young, "New Estimates of Capital Consumption Allowances in the Benchmark Revision of GNP,” SU RVEYS (October 1975): 14. METHODOLOGY LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME Nonfarm proprietors’ income The county estimates of nonfarm proprietors’ income for many industries are benchmarked on Internal Revenue Service (IRS) data on the self-employed. These data are tabulated from Schedule SE (Computation of Social Security Self-Employment Tax) filed by proprietors of unincorporated businesses. The IRS self-employment data were used in 18 States to prepare estimates (for 1968-72) for nonfarm proprietors' income in each major industry. For the remaining 32 States, the IRS self-employment data (1968-70) were used only for trade and services. (Trade and services together account for about 70 percent of all nonfarm proprietors’ income.) Estimates for the other nonfarm industries are based on a combination of 1962 IRS data for all industries and CBP data on the number of small establishments by industry and county. The CBP small-establishment data are also used to extend the various benchmarks to the more current years. More current data on the income of the nonfarm self-employed have been obtained from IRS and will be introduced into the estimates in the next comprehensive revision. Because there are no State or county data available upon which to base indepen dent estimates of the IVA and CCAdj, the assumption is made that each is distributed geographically in the same proportion as the nonfarm proprietors' net income. 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 Adminis tration. The estimates for the electric cooperatives reflect the distribution of the metering points within the service area of each cooperative. For the telephone cooperatives, the estimates reflect the distribution of the dwellings of the customermembers. Farm proprietors’ income The net income of farm proprietors is computed as the total gross income of all farm operators minus total production expenses. It is modified to reflect current production through a change-in-inventory adjustment and to exclude the income of corporate farms and salaries paid to corporate officers. Copies of county tables showing estimates of farm income and expenses in detail (see appendix B) are available from REIS. The concepts underlying the BEA estimates of farm income are generally the same as those underlying the farm income estimates of the USDA. The major definitional difference between the two sets of data relates to corporate farms. The USDA totals include net income of corporate farms, whereas the BEA personal income series measures proprietors’ net farm income, which by definition excludes corporate farms. BEA also classifies the salaries of officers of corporate farms as part of farm wages and salaries; USDA treats the corporate salaries as returns to corporate ownership and part of total returns to farm operators. A further difference between the two sets of estimates relates to depreciation. BEA adjusts the USDA estimates from a declining-balance type of depreciation (used by the USDA) to a straight-line depreciation (consistent with BEA’s estimates for other industries). The estimates of total net farm income measure income arising out of the current year’s production in the farm sector. To arrive at this level, income is adjusted by the value of the net change during the year in farm inventories of livestock and crops held for sale. If farmers sell crops in the current year that were produced in prior years, cash receipts from marketing will overstate income from current production by the amount of sales from storage, the amount held in inventory will decline, and the value of the net change in inventories will be negative. Conversely, if farmers store more of current production than they sell from storage, the amount held in inventory will rise, cash receipts from current production will be understated, and the value of the net change in inventories will be positive. In either case, the correction yields a measure of farm income reflecting current production. The methods used to estimate farm proprietors' income at the county level rely heavily on data obtained from the 1969, 1974, and 1978 Censuses of Agriculture and on selected annual county data prepared by the State offices affiliated with the Statistical Reporting Service (SR S), USDA. The latter data are used, wherever possible, to extend the estimates to noncensal years. In addition to these basic sources, data from other sources within the USDA, such as the Agricultural Stabiliza tion and Conservation Service, are utilized in the preparation of a fairly detailed income and expense statement covering all farms in each State and county (appendix B). Data from the 1978 Census of Agriculture are incorporated into the estimates for the first time, resulting in important revisions to the 1978-82 estimates. The 1975-77 estimates will be revised to reflect the 1978 census effective with the next set of comprehensive revisions. Although a substantial amount of farm data is reported to the IRS, it is of limited use for local area income estimation. In addition to the inadequate size of the IRS xiii sample there are several other serious obstacles to the use of the IRS farm data. The diversity of accounting methods that underly the tax reports filed by proprietors of small farms makes it difficult to calculate net income on any uniform basis. Furthermore, the tax concepts of income and deductions are not comparable with the national income accounting concepts. Finally, the IRS tabulations do not adequately cover the income of many farmers in the lower income brackets. The benchmarks for the farm proprietors’ income estimates are data collected in the censuses of agriculture as well as the USDA State totals of income and expense items. County distributions of 16 components of gross income and inventory change and 13 categories of production expenses are used to allocate the corresponding State series. Gross income and inventory change include the following separately estimated items: (1) the cash receipts from farm marketing of crops and livestock (in component detail), (2) the income from custom work and other agricultural services performed by farm operators, (3) the income from recreational services, (4) the payments to farmers under several government payment programs, (5) the value of food and fuel produced and consumed on farms, (6) the gross rental value of farm dwellings, and (7) the value of the net change in the physical volume of farm inventories of crops and livestock.16 Cash receipts from marketing is the most important component of gross farm income. The USDA includes some 150 different commodities and generally has production, marketing, and price data available for preparing the estimates on a State basis. However, except for 15 States, annual county estimates of cash receipts by component are not currently available.11 To offset this lack of current county data, estimates of cash receipts from marketing are made by summing the USDA State estimates of cash receipts from individual commodities into the groups for which value-of-sales data are reported by county in the census of agriculture. These aggregates are then allocated by the related census county distribution. Estimates for intercensal years are either based on supplemental county estimates of annual production of selected field crops, available from the State SRS offices, or calculated by straight-line interpolation between the census benchmarks and adjusted to State USDA levels. Estimates of income from custom work and recreational services are prepared from similar information reported by counties in the censuses of agriculture. Tabulations of total government payments to farmers by county are available from the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service on an annual basis. No direct information is available by county for estimating the imputed income items: value of home consumption and gross rental value of farm dwellings. The county estimates of home consumption are made using the distribution of the number of farms reported in the census of agriculture to allocate the State estimates to the counties. Gross rental value is estimated using the distribution of the censusreported value of farm land and buildings to allocate the State estimates. The value of the change in inventories by county is estimated separately for livestock and for crops. For those States reporting the number of cattle and calves and hogs and pigs on farms, by county, as of January 1, the year-to-year changes in inventory numbers are incorporated into a county allocating series to distribute the State estimates of the change in livestock inventories. In cases where annual county estimates of the number of animals on farms as of January 1 are unavailable, the county distributions of the number of livestock units on farms reported in the censuses of agriculture are used to allocate the annual State totals. This procedure is duplicated to provide estimates of the value of the change in poultry inventories. The value of the change in crop inventories is estimated in several ways, depending upon the type of information available for a given State. State totals of the value of the change in crop inventories are allocated to counties by one of the following measures: county crop production data reported in the censuses of agriculture: BEA county estimates of cash receipts from marketing of crops; or county estimates of the annual change in the quantity of crops on farms. The last series is derived by computing the year-to-year change between successive annual county distributions of quantity of crops on farms (approximated by distributing the State totals of quantity on farms by county data on crop production, available from the SRS offices). 18 Recreation services income is received for providing facilities for fishing, hunting, camp ing, etc. 11 The States for which county estimates of cash receipts are currently available are Alabama, Arizona, California, Delaware, Hawaii, Illinois, Kentucky, New Mexico, North Carolina, Ohio, Oregon, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Texas, and Wisconsin. xiv LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME Production expenses are estimated by county for a number of items using direct allocators from the censuses of agriculture.'8 Many expense items— including taxes, mortgage interest, and depreciation— are combined and allocated based on the "other expenses” series reported in the 1974 Census of Agriculture. To extend the 1974 "other expenses” distribution to 1978, a set of provisional estimates of the major components of "other expenses" was constructed for 1974 and for 1978, based on indirect allocators drawn from the two censuses. For example, depreci ation and short-term interest were allocated by the value of machinery and equipment, and taxes and mortgage interest were allocated by the value of land and buildings. The 1974 “other expenses” distribution was extended forward by the percentage changes from 1974 to 1978 in the county totals of the provisional estimtes. Estimates of production expenses in the intercensal years were derived by straight-line interpolation. For the postcensal years, the 1978 benchmark distribu tions are used to allocate the State totals for each year. Intra-State interfarm transfers are offsetting income and expense items when State accounts are aggregated; consequently the USDA excludes these transactions in its estimates of the cash receipts from marketing livestock and the expenses of livestock purchased. However, such transfers may not necessarily be intra-county transfers; therefore, estimates of income and expenses for inter-farm transfers are made by BEA and distributed among counties by two different allocators. Income is allocated by cash receipts for livestock, and expenses are distributed by livestock purchased. Similarly, for net rent within each State, the distribution of rent received is different from that of rent paid. Data for both are reported in the census of agriculture. By definition, farm proprietors' income includes only the net farm income accruing to proprietorships and partnerships. The foregoing procedure produces a measure of total net farm income; therefore, an adjustment is made to exclude the net farm income of corporate farms (including officers’ salaries). The adjustment, made separately for each individual county, where appropriate, is based on the proportion al division of acreage between corporate and noncorporate farms reported for each county in the censuses of agriculture. The adjusted net farm income is modified so that the county estimates, when summed to State totals, equal the related indepen dently derived State estimates. METHODOLOGY Table D.— Relative Importance to Total Personal Income of Personal Dividend Income, Personal Interest Income, and Rental Income of Persons, by Component, United States, 1983 Total personal income........................................ Personal dividend income, personal interest income, and rental income of persons...................................... ....... Personal dividend income........................................... Personal interest income............................................................ ....... Monetary.................................... ....... Imputed.................................................................... ....... Rental income of persons.................................................. Monetary.................................................................. Imputed.............................................................. Millions of dollars Percent of total personal income 2,734,464 100.00 504.905 18.46 70 261 2 57 376,334 257.997 118,337 13.76 9.44 4.33 58.310 36 509 21.801 2.13 1 34 .80 Detail may not add to totals due to rounding. ; Includes the capital consumption adjustment. directly on them; for the intervening years, the estimates are prepared by straightline interpolation between the IMF benchmarks. Estimates for the years following the latest IMF benchmark are based on the geographic distribution of the most recently available IMF tabulations. The State estimates of imputed interest are made separately by source (type of financial intermediary: commercial banks, saving and loan associations, credit unions, mutual savings banks, life insurance companies, and other). The individual estimates are summed to State totals of all imputed interest. Information reflecting the geographic distribution of imputed interest below the State level is unavailable; therefore, the county estimates are made by distributing the State estimates of imputed interest among the counties in proportion to the county distribution of monetary interest. Rental income of persons Dividends, Interest, and Rent Dividends are payments in cash or in other assets, excluding stock, by corpora tions, organized for profit, to noncorporate stockholders who are U.S. residents. Interest is the monetary and imputed interest income of persons from all sources. Imputed interest represents the excess of income received by financial intermediar ies from funds entrusted to them by persons over income disbursed by these intermediaries to persons. Part of imputed interest reflects the value of financial services rendered persons by financial intermediaries without charge. The remainder is the property income withheld by life insurance companies and private noninsured pension funds on the account of persons, such as the addition of income to policyholder reserve held by life insurance companies. Rental income of persons (with CCAdj) is the monetary income of persons (except those primarily engaged in the real estate business) from the rental of real property and mobile homes; the imputed net rental income of owner-occupants of nonfarm dwellings (including mobile homes); and the royalties received by persons from patents, copyrights, and the rights to natural resources. The CCAdj is discussed in the prefatory statement of the proprietors’ income section. Dividends and interest The State and county estimates of dividends and monetary interest are based on the IRS Individual Master File (IMF) tabulations of dividends and monetary interest reported on individual income tax returns, which is available for selected years from 1969-82.19 For years in which IMF tabulations are available, the estimates are based “ The items are: purchases of feed, livestock and poultry, seed, fertilizer and lime, pesticides, and petroleum products; cash wages, perquisites, contract labor expenses; machine hire and customwork; animal health costs (included in “other expenses” prior to 1974), and all other expenses (i.e., mainly "overhead” items such as taxes, mortgage interest, electricity, tele phone, depreciation, etc.). “ The State estimates of dividends and monetary interest are made separately for receipts by individuals, receipts by nonprofit Institutions, and receipts by fiduciaries. The IMF data are used only for receipts by Individuals. The county estimates are made for these items combined. Monetary rent.— The rental income component of personal income is a net measure of rent. State-level tabulations of the net rental income of persons are available from the IRS Statistics of Income (SOI), but these data are subject to large sampling error for the smaller States and the sum of the States accounts for only 25 percent (or less) of the amount estimated for the national personal income accounts. Although the IMF tabulations include only gross rent, they are prepared from the entire file of individual income tax returns and, therefore, are not subject to sampling error. The State methodology incorporates the IMF gross rent as a supplement to the SOI net rent data through 1977 and uses IMF data alone for later years. The county estimates are based on the distribution of gross rent reported in the IMF county tabulations. The estimates for the years between the IMF benchmarks are prepared by a straight-line interpolation. The county estimates for the years following the latest available IMF benchmark are based on the county distribution from the last IMF benchmark. Estimates for the years preceding the first available IMF benchmark were made by extrapolating that distribution back by the annual change in personal income (adjusted to exclude farm proprietors' income and rental income of persons). Major natural disasters and other unique circumstances affecting real estate values sometimes make it necessary to adjust the rent estimates (monetary and imputed). Usually, the adjustments can be removed from the monetary rent esti mates when IMF data (presumed to reflect the sepcial circumstances) become available for the specified year. However, IMF data are not available for 1972, and the estimates for selected counties in New York and Pennsylvania continue to reflect adjustments for flood damage in the wake of the Hurricane Agnes. Royalty income.— The State estimates of royalty income are based on the State distribution of royalty income reported in the SOI. The SOI amounts account for approximately 90 percent of the national BEA estimate of royalty income. The difference is allocated among the States, in proportion to the number of returns with royalty income reported for each State in the SOI. The estimated State share of the underreported amount is added to the SO/-reported amount to produce the final State estimate of royalty income. Because data on the county distribution of royalty income are not available, the State totals are allocated by the county estimates of monetary interest. Imputed rent.— County estimates of nonfarm imputed net rent are prepared in two parts: owner-occupied mobile homes and all other owner-occupied nonfarm dwell ings. Imputed rent for farm dwellings is classified with farm proprietors’ income. LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME METHODOLOGY Data from the 1980 Census of Housing are incorporated into the imputed rent estimates for the first time, resulting in important revisions to the 1978-82 estimates. The 1971-77 estimates will be revised to reflect the 1980 census effective with the next set of comprehensive revisions. Estimates of imputed rent for owner-occupied mobile homes (State and county) are made by allocating the national total, inclusive of the CCAdj, for each year, by the geographic distribution of the number of mobile homes and trailers reported in the 1970 and 1980 Censuses of Housing. (A preliminary review indicated that the proportion of trailers to mobile homes was too small to affect the distribution.) Estimates of imputed rent for all other owner-occupied dwellings are prepared by allocating State totals, inclusive of the CCAdj, to the counties by the estimated market value of owner-occupied, single-family nonfarm homes. The estimated market value was derived separately for each county, as the product of the number of owner-occupied, single-family, nonfarm dwellings and the related median value reported in the 1970 and 1980 Censuses of Housing. The State and county estimates of imputed rent reflect adjustments for the following: (1) hurricane damage in Texas in 1983, (2) flood damage in Arkansas, Hawaii, Illinois, Louisiana, and Missouri in 1982, (3) Porposition 13 in California in 1978-82, (4) riot damage in Florida and volcano damage in Washington State in 1980, and (5) Hurricane Agnes in New York and Pennsylvania in 1972. Transfer Payments Transfer payments are income payments to persons, generally in monetary form, for which they do not render current services. The component includes payments by government and business to individuals and nonprofit institutions. Currently, transfer payments account for almost 15 percent of TPI. As a compo nent of the State and county personal income series, it reflects the sum of more than 50 separately estimated items. Approximately 75 percent of total transfer payments is measured on the basis of directly reported data. The remainder, for the most part, is estimated on the basis of reliable indirect indicators. The remainder of this section is arranged in classificational order, listing each separately estimated item of transfer payments accompanied by a brief explanation of the item and a description of how it is estimated for the county personal income series. Government payments to individuals Retirement, disability, and health insurance benefit payments: Old-Age, Survivors, and Disability Insurance (OASDI) payments—these are the payments popularly known as “Social Security.” They consist of the total cash benefits paid during the year, including monthly benefits paid to retired workers, dependents, and survivors, and special payments to persons 72 years of age and over; lump sum payments to survivors; and disability payments to workers and their dependents. Estimates of OASDI benefits at the county level are based on SSA tabulations of the amount of monthly benefits paid to those in current payment status as of December 31, by county of residence of the beneficiaries. Beginning with 1974, similar tabulations became available for the census divisions of Alaska. For the years prior to 1974, estimates for the census divisions were made by using the 1974 distribution to allocate the Alaska State totals. Railroad retirement and disability payments— This item represents payments to retired and disabled railroad employees and their survivors under the provis ions of the Railroad Retirement Act. The Railroad Retirement Board provided county tabulations of benefit payments for 1 month in 1971. The benchmark distribution, extrapolated to earlier years and later years by the annual change in the county distributions of OASDI benefits, is the basis for the county estimates of these benefits payments. Federal civilian employee retirement payments.— This component includes payments made to former Federal Government employees or survivors of employees covered by the civil service retirement and disability funds or by special contributory and noncontributory retirement systems. Beginning with 1971, ZIP-code distributions of combined payments for 1 month in each year have been provided by OPM. The data are summed to county totals and used to distribute the State totals for the related years. For years prior to 1971, the benchmark was extrapolated back by the change in OASDI benefits. XV Table E.— Relative Importance to Total Personal Income of Transfer Payments, by Component, United States, 1983 Millions ot dollars Percent of total personal income 2,734,464 100,00 404,968 382,043 277,962 164,362 6,010 21,178 22,044 57,651 4.050 2,667 26,406 25,488 241 417 184 76 14.81 13.97 10.17 5,229 39,170 9,405 14,238 2.050 11,104 2,373 32,759 29,805 1,370 1,392 192 517 .19 1.43 .34 .52 .07 .41 .09 Business payments to individuals'.............................................. 12,804 .47 Payments to nonprofit institutions.............................................. Federal Government payments.............................................. State and local government payments’ .................................... Business payments............................................................. 2,910 4,387 2,824 .37 .11 .16 .10 Total personal Income................................................................... Transfer paym ents...................................................................... Government payments to individuals........................................... Retirement, disability, and health insurance benefit payments........ Old-age, survivors, and disability Insurance paym ents............. Railroad retirement and disability paym ents.......................... Federal civilian employee retirement payments....................... State and local government employee retirement payments....... Medical insurance paym ents.............................................. Workers' compensation payments (Federal and S ta te ).......... . Other government disability insurance and retirement payments Unemployment insurance benefit payments............................... State unemployment Insurance compensation........................ Unemployment compensation for Federal civilian employees (UCFE) . Unemployment compensation tor railroad employees............... Unemployment compensation for veterans (U C X ).................. Other unemployment compensation'.................................... Federal education and training assistance payments (other than tor veterans)'................................................ Income maintenance benefit payments............................. Supplemental security income (SSI) payments .................... Aid to families with dependent children (AFDC) General assistance ..................................................... Food stamps................................................................... Other income maintenance1 .............................................. Veterans benefit payments ................................................... Veterans pensions and compensation and military retirement .... Educational assistance to veterans, dependents, and survivors'. Veterans life insurance benefit payments.............................. Other assistance to veterans*............................................ Other payments to Individuals'.............................................. 10,121 6.01 .22 .77 .81 2.11 .15 .10 .97 .93 .01 .02 .01 .00 1.20 1.09 .05 .05 .01 .02 Detail may not add to totals due to rounding. ■Consists of temporary disability payments, Panama Canal construction annuity payments, and black lung payments. 'Consists of trade readjustment allowance payments. Redwood Park benefit payments, public service employment benefit payments, and transitional benefit payments. 'Consists of Federal fellowship payments (National Science Foundation fellowships and traineeships, subsistence payments to State maritime academy cadets, and other Federal fellowships), interest subsidy on higher education loans, Basic Educational Opportunity Grants, and Job Corps payments. * Consists of emergency assistance, refugee assistance, foster home care payments, earned income tax credits, and energy assistance. ’ Consists of veterans readjustment benefit payments and educational assistance to spouses and children of disabled or deceased veterans. ‘ Consists of payments to paraplegics, payments lo r autos and conveyances for disabled veterans, veterans aid, and veterans bonuses. 'Consists of Bureau of Indian Affairs payments, education exchange payments, Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act payments, compensation of survivors of public safety officers, compensation of victims of crime, and other special payments to individuals. •Consists ot consumer bad debts and other business transfer payments (cash prizes, auto liability payments, medical malpractice liability payments, railroad and miscellaneous liability payments, losses due to forgery, and unrecovered thefts). ’ Consists of State and local government payments for toster home care supervised by private agencies, State and local government educational assistance payments to nonprofit institutions, and other State and local government payments to nonprofit institutions. State and local government employee retirement payments.—At present, retirement payments to State and local government employees and their survivors, including lump sum payments and withdrawals, represent a slightly smaller share of TPI than do the retirement payments to Federal civilian employees and their survivors. Due to a lack of direct data, county estimates are made by allocating the State estimates by the county distributions of State and local government wage and salary disbursements adjusted to a place of residence. Medical insurance payments.—These payments reflect benefit payments to individuals from programs sponsored by Federal, State, and local govern ments. County estimates of benefits received under the hospital insurance and supplementary medical insurance provisions of Medicare are based on the dollar amounts paid as reimbursement of medical and hospital expenses, as reported by the Health Care Financing Administration (HCFA), Department of Health and Human Services. Due to the lag in the availability of the data, the estimates for the most recent year reflect the previous year’s distribution. Data for the Alaska census divisions did not become available until 1975; therefore, the estimates for the Alaska census divisions for the years prior to 1975 were made by using the 1975 benchmark distribution to allocate the Alaska State estimate for each year. xvi LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME Also included in this category are the State and local government “buy-ins,” i.e., the premiums for the supplementary medical insurance program of Medicare that are paid by State and local public assistance agencies for aged persons receiving welfare. County estimates of these payments are derived by allocating State totals by HCFA county tabulations of the number of persons enrolled in the supplementary medical insurance program. Workers' compensation payments.— Benefit payments from publicly adminis tered workers’ compensation insurance derive from both the Federal and State levels of governments. Federal Government employees are covered under the Federal Employees Compensation Act, administered by the Employment Standards Administration, Department of Labor. This agency has provided BEA with county tabulations of the payments made to Federal employees annually, beginning with 1972. These tabulations are used to allocate the State estimates of benefits paid from federally funded workers’ compensation insurance. Estimates for years prior to 1972 were made by extending the 1972 distribution back by the annual change in residence-adjusted BEA county estimates of Federal civilian wages and salaries. Benefit payments made from State workers' compensation funds include payments made in States where workers’ compensation insurance is exclu sively State administered, in States where State-administered insurance for workers' compensation is competitive with private insurance, and in all States having second injury funds. Second injury funds have been established by legislation, enacted in the various States, designed to encourage employ ment of handicapped workers. The employer is assured responsibility only for disability that a worker incurs from present employment. The difference between the payment due for the full degree of impairment (reflecting the combined effect of injury sustained from previous employment and injury from present employment) and the amount due for the injury received in the course of present employment is paid out of the second injury fund. Benefit payments disbursed from State workers' compensation funds are published in the Census Bureau’s annual report, State Government Finances, on a statewide basis only. In the absence of direct data for local areas, the State totals are allocated to the counties by the BEA county estimates of total wages and salaries— modified to exclude Federal payrolls and adjusted to a place-of-residence basis. Other government disability insurance and retirement payments— This cate gory consists of temporary disability payments, Panama Canal construction annuity payments, and black lung payments. Temporary disability payments are weekly cash benefits, from State-administered programs, received by workers who are unemployed because of nonoccupational illness or accident. Such programs are in effect in only four States: Rhode Island, California, New York, and New Jersey. County estimates of benefit payments are made by allocating the State totals to counties in proportion to the distribution of civilian population. Panama Canal construction annuity payments are monthly annuities received by II.S. residents and naturalized citizens (or their spouses) who participated in the construction of the Panama Canal. The State estimates are based on the geographic distribution of the payments for the month of October of each year, as compiled by OPM. The county estimates are based on the distribution of civilian population. Black lung payments are the monthly cash payments (authorized by the Federal Mine Safety and Health Act of 1969) paid to coal miners who are totally disabled by black lung disease. Payments are also made to eligible dependents and survivors of miners whose deaths were caused by the disease. Beginning with 1979, the county estimates for all States are based on annual SSA county tabulations of benefit payments for the month of June. The estimates for 1975-78 for the counties of 17 States (which together account for approximately 95 percent of total black lung benefit payments each year) are based on similar SSA tabulations. For 1970-74, for which county tabula tions were not available from the SSA, the county estimates for the 17 States were prepared by extrapolating the 1975 estimates (for each county) back to 1970 by the change in the number of persons 65 years and older receiving OASDHI benefits. For the 34 States for which there were no county tabula tions prior to 1979, the county estimates for 1970-78 are based on extrapola tions similar to that described for the 17 States. METHODOLOGY Ul payments: State Ul compensation.—These are the cash benefits from State-administered Ul programs. The provisions governing eligibility, timing, and amount of benefit payments vary among the States. No central standards for benefits were incorporated into the Federal-State system as they were for coverage and financing. State totals are allocated to counties by benefit data supplied by the State ESA's. While most States report benefits directly by county, a few report by local (district) office. In the latter case, local office statistics are distributed among the counties within the jurisdiction of the district office in proportion to the average number of unemployed persons during the current year, as estimated by BLS. In cases where the State is unable to supply the county data in time to meet the publication deadline, a preliminary set of estimates is made and is revised the following year to incorporate the delayed county data. The preliminary county estimates are prepared by extrapolating the preceding year’s estimate forward by the change in the number of persons unemployed during the year reported by the BLS. Unemployent compensation for Federal civilian employees.— The Ul program for Federal employees is a Federal program, but administered by the State ESA's acting as agents of the U.S. Government. State ESA’s in 23 States now supply either county or local office data on unemployment compensation paid to Federal employees. Where county data are available, State totals are allocated directly. Local office data are distributed to the counties using the procedure outlined in the preceding section on State Ul benefits. For the remaining States, BEA residence-adjusted estimates of Federal civilian payrolls are used as county allocators. Unemployment compensation for railroad employees.—The railroad Ul pro gram is administered by the Railroad Retirement Board for railroad workers. Benefits are payable to railroad workers unemployed due to sickness or lack of available work under a Federal formula applicable throughout the Nation. The county estimates are made by allocating the State totals in proportion to the county distribution of railroad wages and salaries. Unemployment compensation for veterans.— Data on benefit payments under this program are available from the State ESA’s in 22 States. These data were incorporated into the estimates using procedures similar to those described for State Ul payments. For States not providing this information, the esti mates are based on the county distribution of total veteran population.20 Other unemployment compensation.—This category includes trade readjust ment allowances and the benefits arising from three interim programs in aid of the jobless: the Redwood Park benefits program, the public service employee program, and the transitional benefits program. Trade readjustment allowances are payments to workers who have become unemployed because of the adverse effects of increased imports resulting from trade arrangements permitted under the provisions of the Trade Expan sion Act. State and county estimates are based on calendar-year data on payments made, tabulated by "petition” (location of plant). The tabulations are supplied by the Department of Labor, which administers the program. The tabulations are residence adjusted by BEA to approximate a geographic distribution based on place of receipt. The Redwood Park benefits program is in aid of workers made jobless, during the period May 31, 1977, to September 30, 1980, by the expansion of the Redwood National Park in California. The benefits (which include weekly lay-off benefit payments, severance payments, and vacation replacement payments, as well as continuation of health and welfare coverage, accrual of pension rights and credits, and retraining) generally extend to September 30, 1984— although, for any given beneficiary, the benefits can terminate earlier. ETA has information on the annual amount of payments made in the State, but not for the counties; therefore, the county estimates are based on the ETA approximation that 85 percent of the payments flow to Humboldt County and the remaining 15 percent flow to Del Norte County. The public service employment program provides extended unemployment assistance to unemployed public service workers ineligible for extended 20 The Veterans' Administration periodically issues reports on the number of veterans by place of residence and by period of service (broadly classified, for example, as WWI, WWII, Korean Conflict, etc.). BEA estimates the veteran population by straight-line interpolation between the benchmark county distributions. METHODOLOGY LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME compensation under any other Federal or State Ul program. The State ESA’s make the payments and are reimbursed by the Federal Government. The amount of benefits paid are available from the ETA by States, but not for counties. The county estimates are made by allocating the State amounts to the counties in proportion to the distribution of the benefit payments under the State Ul program. The transitional benefits program provided for unemployment compensation benefits to jobless workers in industries newly covered under the State Ul program (agricultural workers, private household workers, and State and local government employees). These benefits were paid during the first 6 months after the extended coverage became effective (January 1, 1978). The State ESA’s were reimbursed by the Federal Government for the payments made during the transition period. The amount of benefits paid were available from the ETA for States, but not for counties. The county estimates were made by allocating the State amounts to the counties in proportion to the distribution of the payments under the Ul program. Federal education and training assistance payments: Federal fellowship payments.—This component reflects only the subsistence portion of fellowships, which is paid directly to the individual. The far larger portion is given by the Federal Government directly to the schools. The latter is classified as either transfer payments to nonprofit institutions or Govern ment grants-in-aid depending upon whether the school is privately or publicly administered. Separate estimates are made for the National Science Foundation (NSF) grants to outstanding science students, payments to State maritime academy cadets, and all other Federal fellowships. Estimates of the NSF grants are prepared from annual NSF tabulations of the number of students receiving NSF fellowships by institution. The series for distributing the State estimates to counties are constructed by classifying the institutions by county and summing the number of recipients to county aggregates. Because of the lack of direct data, the county estimates of all other Federal fellowships are based on the distribution of civilian population. The county estimates of the Federal Government subsistence payments to cadets attending the six State maritime academies authorized by the Maritime Academy Act of 1958 are made by assigning State estimates to the county in which each school is located. Basic Education Opportunity Grants.—This program, inaugurated in 1973, provides grants for the education and training of persons with low incomes. Estimates of payments made under this program are based on tabulations of dollar amounts authorized for disbursement (which differ only slightly from the actual amount disbursed), by location of institution, prepared annually by the Department of Education. The payments are classified by county and summed to county totals by BEA. Interest subsidy on higher education loans— These are the payments made by the Federal Government to commercial lending institutions on behalf of individuals who receive low-interest deferred payment loans from these institutions for payment of expenses of higher education. The State estimates are based on Department of Education tabulations of interest payments on guaranteed student loans for selected calendar years. The county estimates reflect the distribution of civilian population. Job Corps payments.—These are the monthly payments for living expenses for economically disadvantaged persons between the ages of 16 and 21 enrolled in designated vocational and educational training programs. Also included are adjustment allowances issued to trainees upon the successful completion of their training. The State estimates are based on ETA calendaryear tabulations of the amount of allowances and allotments disbursed to Job Corps enrollees. The county estimates reflect the distribution of civilian population. Income maintenance benefit payments: Supplemental security income (SSI) payments.— This component includes payments to individuals made by both the Federal and State governments under the provisions of Title XVI of the Social Security Act. Effective January 1974, the SSI program for the aged, blind, and disabled replaced the separate programs (see next item) that had been operating under the Federal-State welfare system (matching Federal grants are made to the States for payments to persons eligible for public assistance). The State estimates are made from unpublished SSA State tabulations of annual disbursements for the three XVII categories of SSI benefits: Federal basic benefits, Federal hold-harmless benefits, and State supplementations.” At the county level, the three catego ries are combined, and the estimates are based on the county distribution of the number of persons on the SSI rolls. Old-age assistance, aid to the blind, and aid to the disabled.—these pro grams operated under the Federal-State welfare system until replaced in 1974 by the more inclusive SSI program. County estimates were prepared from information on dollar amounts disbursed, by program, provided by the various State Departments of Welfare and by the National Center for Social Statistics, Department of Health and Human Services. Aid to families with dependent children (AFDC).— This program operates under the Federal-State welfare system whereby matching Federal funds are provided to the States for payments to persons in need of public assistance. It remains independent of SSI. Estimates for all years are prepared from direct data provided by the various State Departments of Social Services and by the National Center for Social Statistics. General assistance— This refers to aid furnished by State or local govern ments to needy individuals or families who do not qualify for help under federally aided assistance programs. There is no Federal financial participation in this program. Estimates for all years are prepared from direct data available from the various State Departments of Social Services and from the National Center for Social Statistics. Food stamps.— The estimates for the years prior to 1979 measure the net value of the bonus coupons to qualifying households. Beginning with 1979, they measure the full value of the coupons; this reflects the revision in the food stamp program that eliminated the requirement of a cash payment in conjunction with obtaining food stamps. The estimates are based on USDA county tabulations of the value of the bonus coupons distributed for each month. The data are summed, by BEA, to calendar-year totals, and the resulting distributions are used to allocate the State totals to the counties. Other income maintenance payments.— These are payments for emergency assistance, refugee assistance, foster home care, earned income tax credits, and energy assistance. The emergency assistance program extends assistance to families with at least one child not covered by AFDC. Each family is eligible only once every 12 months and the coverage is for a maximum of 30 days. The program is optional for each State; currently, 24 States have these programs. Data reflecting emergency assistance payments by county form the basis for the estimates in 13 States. For the other 11 States, the State totals are distributed to the counties in proportion to the related distribution of general assistance payments. Refugee assistance payments represent the financial resettlement assistance paid to Cuban refugees (authorized by the Immigration and Refugee Assis tance Act of 1962) and to Vietnamese refugees (authorized by the Indochina Refugee Assistance Act of 1975). Annual data by county were available from most State Departments of Welfare, particularly those in States that have the largest concentration of refugees. For States that did not provide information on refugee assistance payments, each State estimate was allocated to the 10 most populous counties in direct proportion to civilian population. Beginning with 1979, refugee assistance payments are no longer included in transfer payments. Since 1978, the payments have been made directly to the provider of the service or goods— on behalf of the individual on the refugee assistance rolls; previously, the payments had been made to the individual. Payments to the provider are classified as vendor payments, which, by definition, are not included in personal income. 21 Several safeguards for individuals were built into the system: State mandatory payments resulting from the legislative provision that the State must provide a supplementary payment to any individual who, because of special needs or other reasons, had a December 1973 payment higher than the amount he would have received under the basic Federal SSI program and State optional payments resulting from the provision that a State may voluntarily elect to provide benefits above the Federal basic SSI payments. Both State supplementation payments may be either federally or State administered. States choosing to accept Federal administration of their supplementation payments are protected by a hold-harmless provision. This provision minimiz es the financial burden of the supplementation payments for the affected States. In general, the amount to be paid by the State is limited to the State’s non-Federal share of selected public assistance expenditures in calendar-year 1972 (with some adjustments); the difference is paid by the Federal Government. LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME X Vlil Foster home care payments are made by State and local governments to families with foster children. County estimates reflect the geographic distri bution of children 18 years of age and under, as reported in the 1970 Census of Population. Eligibility for the earned income tax credit is determined by the size of adjusted gross income or earned income and certain household characteris tics. Only the excess of the tax credit over the tax liability is counted as a transfer payment component. The State estimates are derived from IRS tabulations of the amount of payments disbursed to each State. Similar data are not available for local areas. County estimates are made by allocating the State estimates by county distributions derived from 1970 census data on earnings of families in poverty status. Energy assistance payments provide assistance to needy individuals and families to help defray the cost of home heating and other necessary home fuel consumption. One program, effective in 1980 only, was administered directly by the Federal Government; the others are federally funded, but administered by the States. The federally administered program consisted of grants made to SSI recipients. The State estimates of this component are based on SSA tabulations of the amounts disbursed. The county estimates reflect the geographic distribution of SSI enrollment. The State-administered programs may involve grants made to individual consumers or direct payments to the fuel vendors supplying the beneficiaries. Disbursements in the latter category are classified as vendor payments and are excluded from personal income. The size of a transfer payment component estimate for a Stateadministered program therefore depends on the method of disbursement as well as on the amount disbursed; in States that use only the vendor payment method, the estimate is zero. The State estimates of grants to energy consumers are based on SSA data and on information received directly from 18 large States for 1980. The county estimates for all States are based on SSI enrollment. Veterans benefit payments: Veterans pension and compensation.—This item consists primarily of com pensation to veterans for disability and payments to their survivors (includ ing indemnity payments to survivors of veterans who were in the Armed Forces on or after June 27, 1950). Those eligible for benefits include veterans of all wars as well as those who served in peace time and incurred serviceconnected disabilities. Veterans with nonservice-connected disabilities who are permanently and totally disabled and meet specified income requirements are also eligible for benefits. A benchmark allocating series was constructed from a 1972 ZIP-code distri bution of veterans pension payments for 1 month, compiled by the Veterans’ Administration (VA). Similar tabulations of more current information have been obtained and will be used for the next set of comprehensive revisions. The ZIP-coded data, summed to county levels and extrapolated to earlier and later years by the annual change in total veteran population, are used to distribute the State totals of this component. Military retirement payments— This component reflects the payments received by career military personnel including fleet reserve pay. Fleet reserve pay and military retirement pay are combined and estimated as one series at both the State and county levels. Beginning in 1972, county estimates are based on the annual ZIP-coded tabulations of 1 month's payments supplied by DOD. The ZIP-coded data are summed to county aggregates and used to allocate State totals. The 1972 benchmark was extrapolated back by OASDI benefit payments. Veterans readjustment benefits.— These are the educational allowances and subsistence payments made to veterans of the post-Korean Conflict period while attending school. These payments are authorized under the Veterans Readjustment Act of 1966. County estimates are made by allocating the State totals by the county distribution of veterans of the post-Korean Conflict period reported by VA. Educational assistance to spouses and children of disabled and deceased veterans— Because of the absence of any direct or reliable indirect informa tion, county estimates are derived by allocating State totals in proportion to civilian population. Veterans life insurance benefit payments. — Included in this component are the death benefits paid to policy holders under the five veterans life insurance programs administered by VA. County estimates of the combined payments of METHODOLOGY death benefits and dividends are based on the annual county distributions of total veterans population. Other assistance to veterans.—County estimates of payments to parapalegics and payments to disabled veterans for automobiles and other conveyances are based on distributions of veteran population. Payments made by State and local governments to veterans, In the form of assistance to indigent veterans and bonuses, are estimated by using the geographic distribution of veterans of the post-Korean Conflict period to allocate State totals. Other payments to individuals: Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act payments.—The law provides for “the fair and just settlement of all claims by Natives and Native groups in Alaska based on aboriginal land claims.” Settlement was to be made through the granting of land rights to groups of Natives and through money payments to resident and nonresident Natives. The benefits included in transfer payments were the money payments dis bursed to individuals from 1973 through 1981. For the period 1973-75, payments were made only to eligible Alaska Natives residing in Alaska. Beginning in 1976, eligibility for payments was extended to Alaska Natives residing in other States. The Alaska State totals for all years were distributed among the census divisions on the basis of the Alaska Native population reported in the 1970 Census of Population. The 1980 census data will be incorporated with the next set of comprehensive revisions. Estimates of the total amount distributed to eligible Natives not residing in Alaska are based on information provided by the Seattle Office of the Thirteenth Regional Corpora tion.22 This aggregate was distributed among the other 49 States and the District of Columbia by the number of persons enrolled under the Act, by State of residence, as of March 1976 and March 1979. Estimates for 1977 and 1978 were derived from straight-line interpolation between the March 1976 and 1979 distributions. Because of the lack of sub-State information relative to the location of residence of these individuals, the county estimates were made by allocating the State totals to the 10 most populous counties within each State in proportion to civilian population. Compensation of survivors of public safety officers.— These are benefits deriving from a Federal program that compensates survivors of State and local government employees, such as policemen and firemen, killed in the line of duty. The benefit payment is a lump sum of $50,000 for each claim. Tabulations of the number of claims by city and State are available from the Department of Justice. The tabulations are used to distribute national and State totals. Compensation of victims of crime.— These payments derive from various State programs. Currently at least one-half of the States have instituted such programs and the number is increasing. Estimates (national and regional) for this component begin in 1975. The national and State estimates are based on the information received in response to a direct inquiry sent to all States by the Government Division, BEA. Twenty-seven States have reported amounts disbursed, but only five have reported payments by counties. For the States with no county data reported, the county estimates are based on the distribution of civilian population. Other special payments to individuals— This category includes short-term benefit payments to selected individuals. For 1975, it reflects the one-time payment of $50 to individuals receiving OASDI, SSI, or railroad retirement benefits authorized by the Tax Reduction Act of 1975. County estimates were made by distributing the estimates to counties in proportion to the number of persons 65 years and older on the OASDI and SSI rolls. (Tabulations were supplied by the SSA.) For 1976 and 1977, it reflects the payments to victims of the Teton Dam disaster. The total dollar amount of payment was allocated for the Idaho counties in the path of the flood in proportion to civilian population. In 1979, the payments are refunds paid to residents of Wisconsin out of the State surplus, based on the amount of real estate taxes paid. (This payment is classified as a transfer payment rather than a tax refund, because the real estate tax is a business tax— a deduction from gross rent to derive net rent. It is not a personal tax.) The estimates are based on actual amounts 22 The Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act established regional corporations through which benefit payments were to be disbursed to eligible individuals. The Thirteenth Regional Corpora tion is the one that services Alaska Natives residing outside Alaska. METHODOLOGY LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME paid, supplied by the State. In 1982 and 1983, the payments are disburse ments of interest to residents of Alaska from the Alaska Permanent Fund (derived from oil revenues). The census division estimates are based on the distribution of civilian population. Other miscellaneous assistance payments.— These include benefits from the education exchange program and from selected programs of the Bureau of Indian Affairs, Department of the Interior. In the absence of any direct or reliable indirect data, estimates are made in proportion to related population distributions. Payments to nonprofit institutions These are payments made by Federal, State, and local governments as well as by business (corporate gifts to nonprofit institutions). Reliable data for estimating these payments at the State and county levels are unavailable. Except for State and local government foster care payments, all county estimates are based on the geographic distribution of civilian population. County estimates of foster care payments are based on the 1970 census distribution of children 18 years old and under. Business payments to individuals In addition to corporate gifts to nonprofit institutions, transfer payments include personal injury payments made by business to individuals other than employees, consumer bad debts, cash prizes, and unrecovered thefts from business of cash and capital assets. The availability of data for estimating these items at all three levels (national, State, and county) is extremely limited. The national estimates are of varying quality and the validity of the estimates below the national level is questionable; however, except for liability payments and consumer bad debts, the amounts involved are so small that their effect on the reliability of the transfer payment component, as a whole, is negligible. The State and county estimates of business transfer payments to individuals, except for consumer bad debts, are based on the geographic distribution of the civilian population. State estimates of consumer bad debts are made for retail trade, selected services, commercial banks, and all others. County estimates are made only for total consumer bad debts because of the limited availability of county data. The county estimates are based on the county distribution of retail sales reported in the 1972 and 1977 Censuses of Business. The estimates for 1977-83 are based on the 1977 distribution; the estimates for 1972-76 are based on a straight-line interpola tion between the two census benchmarks. Personal Contributions for Social Insurance Contributions made by individuals under the various social insurance programs are excluded from personal income by handling them as explicit deductions. Payments by employees and the self-employed (farm and nonfarm) are included in this compo nent. Also included are the contributions that are sometimes made by employers on behalf of their employees (i.e„ those customarily paid by the employee, but, under special arrangement, paid by the employer). These contributions though viewed as part of total earnings of employees are not actually received by them in the current period. In the national income accounts, they are recorded as receipts of social insurance funds in the government sector. The employee portion covers contributions for OASDHI, State Ul, railroad retire ment insurance, temporary disability insurance, and Federal, State, and local public employee retirement systems. Contributions of the self-employed are included in OASDHI. Also included in personal contributions are premium payments for supple mentary medical insurance and veterans life insurance. Government life insurance for veterans is classified as social insurance because the insurance program operates through a fund administered by the Federal Government. In contrast, the government life insurance program for Federal Government employees operates through private insurance carriers and is included in personal income as a component of OLI (employer contributions to private welfare funds). Contributions made by self-employed individuals are paid annually along with their Federal income taxes. Employee contributions to most social insurance programs are collected in a manner similar to taxes on wages and salaries in that they are withheld at the source of disbursement under the laws of the Federal Government and of some State and local governments. However, the amounts of such taxes are counted as part of personal income— as though first received by the employee and then paid to the government. This is in line with the overall definition of personal income as a XIX Table F.— Relative Importance to Total Personal Income of Personal Contributions for Social Insurance, by Component, United States, 1983* Millions of dollars Percent of total personal income Total personal income1.......................................................................... 2,734,464 100.00 Less: Personal contributions for social insurance........................................ 119,144 4.36 Contributions to old-age, survivors, disability, and hospital insurance.......... Employee contributions................................................................. Self-employed contributions............................................................ 98,450 91.340 7.110 3.60 3.34 .26 Supplementary medical insurance contributions..................................... Federal civilian employee retirement contributions.................................. 4,211 4,342 .15 .16 Railroad employee retirement contributions........................................... State and local government employee retirement contrib utions............................................................... 811 .03 9,331 .34 Veterans life insurance contributions.................................................... State unemployment insurance and temporary disability contributions........ 728 1.271 .03 .05 * Although personal contributions for social insurance are a deduction to arrive at personal income, the dollar amount and the percentages in this table are shown as absolute values to give an indication of the size of the personal contributions components being estimated. Detail may not add to totals due to rounding. This total is as shown in Tables A E, that is, total personal income is shown as the sum of personal incomes less personal contributions for social insurance. before-tax measure. Admittedly, the difference in treatment accorded withheld taxes and social insurance contributions is somewhat arbitrary. In general, the State totals are allocated to counties by the payroll or proprietors’ income series. Exceptions to this general procedure are: Contributions for veterans life insurance— estimated by allocating State totals by veteran population; contribu tions made to State Ul and temporary disability programs applicable in only a few States— estimated by allocating State totals by civilian population; and supplemen tary medical Insurance payments— estimated by allocating State totals by HCFA tabulations of the number of persons enrolled in the program. Residence Adjustment Personal Income Is a “ place of residence” measure of income. At the national level, place of residence is an issue only in the case of border workers (mainly those living in the United States and working in Canada or Mexico and vice versa). U.S. nationals working abroad for U.S. firms or for the U.S. government are included in the national measure of personal income, but they are excluded from State personal income. At the State and county levels, the issue of place of residence is more significant.” Persons commuting between States are a major factor in areas like Washington, D.C.— Maryland— Virginia and New York— New Jersey— Connecticut, where metropolitan areas extend across State boundaries. Persons commuting between counties are a major factor in every multi-county metropolitan area and in many nonmetropolitan areas. BEA's concept of residence as it relates to personal income refers to the location where the income to be measured is received, rather than to "usual,” “ permanent," or “ legal” residence. It differs from the Census Bureau’s concept mainly in the treatment of migrant, seasonal, and short-term workers. The census counts many of these workers at their usual place of residence (rather than where they are on April 1st when the census is taken). BEA attempts to assign the wages of these workers to the area where they reside while performing the work.” BEA also assigns the income of military personnel to the county in which they reside while on military assignment, not where they consider themselves to be permanent or legal residents. Thus, in the State and local area personal income series, the income of military personnel on foreign assignment is excluded because the residence is outside of the territorial limits of the United States. 23 The meaning of "resident” in the context of measuring personal income refers not only to individuals but also to quasi-individuals. In the case of nonprofit institutions, residence is determined according to geographic location. The residence of a private trust fund or private noninsured welfare fund, on the other hand, is considered to be identical to that of its beneficiaries because the income received by these entities is received on behalf of individuals. !< Exceptions to this rule are out-of-State workers in Alaska and selected groups of border workers. XX LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME Three of the six major components are recorded, or are treated as recorded, on a where-received (place of residence) basis. They are transfer payments; personal dividend income, personalinterest income, and rental income of persons; and proprietors’ income. Nonfarm proprietors’ income is treated as income recorded on a where-received basis because the sole proprietorship portion, which accounts for more than 80 percent of the total, is reported to the 1RS by place of residence. The place of residence of a farm proprietor is considered to be identical to his place of work. The remaining three major components— wages and salaries, OLI, and personal contributions for social insurance— are, with minor exceptions, estimated from data that are reported by point of disbursement (place of work). (The exceptions are wage and salary disbursements and OLI in the farm and private household sectors, the “ Q” allotments portion of military pay prior to 1974, military reserve pay, personal contributions for veterans life insurance and for supplementary medical insurance, and contributions by the self-employed for OASDHI.) Accordingly, adjust ments are made to place these components on a where-received basis. The sum of these place-of-work components is referred to as income subject to adjustment (ISA). The residence adjustments to the estimates presented here have been revised extensively from those in the previous edition of this publication. The estimates for years prior to 1978 will remain unrevised until the next set of comprehensive revisions. The revised 1978-83 estimates are founded on the previous estimates for 1979. The 1979 estimates were derived as the total inflows of commuters’ earnings minus the total outflows. Each gross flow of earnings from a county of work to a county of residence was derived as the product of 1979 ISA in the county of work multiplied by a residence adjustment factor. The residence adjustment factors were calculated from 1970 Census of Population data on the number of workers in each intercounty commuting flow and their industry of employment and 1969 earnings. (Comparable data from the 1980 census will be introduced into the estimates with the next set of comprehensive revisions.) Special procedures were used to reflect the earnings flows of international commuters and of seasonal workers in Alaska. The initial results for 1979 were extensively modified on a judgmental basis to take account of apparent changes in commuting patterns between 1970 and 1979. These procedures, including the judgmental modifications, are discussed in greater detail in volume I of the 1977-82 edition of this publication. The revisions to the 1979 residence adjustment estimates are based on 1980 Census of Population data on 1979 wages and salaries by county of residence. METHODOLOGY Clusters of two or more closely related counties were identified based on the 1970 census journey-to-work data and on the classification of MSA's. About one-third of all counties in the Nation were assigned to these clusters. The existing 1979 BEA place-of-residence wage and salary estimates (derived as described above) were summed to a total for each cluster. The cluster totals were then redistributed among their constituent counties in the same proportion as their 1979 census wages and salaries. The residence adjustment revision for each cluster county was derived as the redistributed wage and salary estimate minus the original BEA estimate. Judg mental revisions were made for selected noncluster counties when large, offsetting differences between the existing BEA estimates and the census data occurred in adjacent counties. In all, 1,343 counties were affected by the 1979 revisions. The 1979 revisions were extended back to 1978 in slightly reduced proportion to pre-revision place-of-residence ISA. The estimates for 1980 and later years reflect both the 1979 revisions and a new method for estimating the effects of changes in commuting patterns. Linder the new procedures, a direct annual measure of wages and salaries by county of residence is used systematically along with the BEA place-of-work earnings estimates and census journey-to-work data used in the previous methodology. The residential series consists of tabulations of wages and salaries reported to the IRS on form 1040 for 1979, 1981, and 1982 and of estimates for 1980 and 1983 based on the IRS data and on the 1982-83 changes in county population and national per capita wages and salaries. To implement the new procedures, a relative change ratio is calculated for each county for each year 1980-83. It is the percentage change in county ISA from 1979 to the specified year divided by the percentage change in the IRS-based place-of-residence wage and salary series for the county. Initial estimates of total outflows from each county, based on the revised 1979 estimates and on the changes in ISA, are multiplied by the relative change ratio. Initial estimates of total inflows to each county, based on the 1979 estimates and on the aggregate outflows from neighboring counties in the specified year, are divided by the ratio. Outflows are subtracted from inflows to yield net residence adjustment. As a final step, cluster totals of place-of-residence ISA are derived and then redistributed to the constituent counties based on 1979 place-of-residence ISA and the percentage change in the IRS-based wage and salary series. The new procedures have almost eliminated the need for judgmental corrections to the calculated estimates for metropolitan counties and greatly reduced the number of corrections for nonmetropolitan counties. XXI TECHNICAL NOTES Industry classification.— The industry detail in which the estimates of earnings are presented is in accordance with the SIC system established by OMB. The estimates for the years 1975 forward are based on the 1972 SIC and the estimates for prior years are based on the 1967 SIC. An effort was made to prepare estimates for 1975 on both the 1967 SIC and 1972 SIC to measure the impact of the code changes on the industrial detail and to aid those who wish to approximate a time series based on a consistent industry classification using an overlapping set of estimates for 1975. BEA was not able to identify and distinguish between code changes attributable to revision of the SIC and those attributable to refiling under the ES-202 program, which is periodically required of employers reporting payroll information to the State ESA’s in order to correct errors in a firm's classification or to identify changes in a firm’s product. Per capita personal income.— This measure of income 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 1981-83. Midyear county population for the years preceding 1971 were estimated by BEA based on a combination of census midyear State population data, the census April 1970 bench mark county population, and county population data supplied by the individual States. 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, prison, or State mental hospital) 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. Vet 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 a high level of dependence upon farming, the per capita income will react more sharply to the vagaries in weather, world market demand, and changing government policies related to agriculture than in counties where the sources of income are more diversified. Comparison of personal income with other income measures.— Adjusted gross income and taxable income are IRS measures of income that appear on individual tax returns. The IRS income measures differ from BEA’s personal income in a number of ways. Personal income includes transfer payments and imputed income, whereas the IRS measures exclude all imputed income and most transfer payments. Personal income includes the income of quasi-individuals as well as individuals, whereas the IRS measures include only the income of individuals who file individual income tax returns. Personal income excludes realized capital gains, whereas capital gains are both reportable and taxable on income tax returns.25 Money income is prepared by the Census Bureau. Money income differs from personal income in that money income is measured before deduction of personal contributions for social insurance and does not include imputed income, lump sum payments, and income received by quasi-individuals. It does include income from private pensions and annuities and interpersonal transfers, such as child support. Money income is prepared decennially on the basis of a sample survey conducted by the Census Bureau as part of the census of population. Intercensal estimates are made using IRS data and components of State personal income adjusted to a money income concept. These intercensal estimates are used to extrapolate forward the substate decennial money income estimates for use in the general revenue sharing program. BEA and the Census Bureau prepare per capita estimates of personal and money income, respectively. In addition to the differences in income definitions already mentioned, substantial differences between the per capita measures may also arise due to differences in the method of computation. For example, the Census Bureau computes 1982 per capita money income by dividing 1982 total money income by April 1983 total population, whereas BEA derives its 1982 per capita personal income by dividing 1982 total personal income by July 1982 total population.26 Electronic edit procedures.— In making the estimates, several million administra tive records are put into BEA’s 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 some stages of the estimating process, data are arrayed in tables and printouts, which give the analyst a frame of reference for judging the quality of the data. At other 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 separately 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. Alternative ly, a substitute estimate is prepared from another data source. Interpolation and extrapolation.— In the context of State personal income esti mates, interpolation and extrapolation are procedures by which State and county distributions for individual components for a given year are extended to other years. Their use reflects the fact that, in most instances, statistical information for States and counties on a particular type of income flow is better for some years (bench marks) than for others. Interpolation is a procedure for deriving estimates between benchmarks; extrapolation is a procedure for deriving estimates beyond benchmarks. “Straight-line interpolation” is the simplest but least satisfactory procedure. It is based on the premise that any change between benchmark years has occurred in the same magnitude in each interim year. It might be used, for example, when county distributions of wages and salaries disbursed in a certain industry are available for years 1 and 4, but are not available for years 2 and 3. The change in the data for each county is spread evenly to the interim years 2 and 3. “ More detailed discussions are presented in Stephen C. Lehman, "Relationship Between Personal Income and Taxable Income, 1947-74,” Survey of Current Business, December 1976, pp.17-19, 27, and Thae S. Park, “ Personal Income and Adjusted Gross Income, 1977-81,” Survey of Current Business, April 1983, pp. 28-33. “ The Census Bureau uses this method because in the decennial census the income question relates to the previous year’s income: in April 1980, the Census Bureau asked how much income was received in calendar year 1979. For consistency, this time relationship is maintained in the years between the decennial censuses. Wages and salaries in thousands of dollars County A ........................ .................... County B ........................ .................... County C ......................... .................... Year 1 (benchmark) Year 2 (inter polation) Year 3 (inter polation) Year 4 (benchmark) 28 34 74 34 43 81 40 53 87 46 62 94 The interpolated figures are then adjusted to State totals by allocation (not shown). LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME XXII A more satisfactory Interpolation can be illustrated by assuming the availability of employment data for the same industry In all 4 years. The first step is to compute average wages for years 1 and 4. Employment and average wages Year 4 Year 1 County A ........................ .................... County B ........................ .................... County C ........................ .................... employment average wages employment average wages 4 6 11 7,000 5.667 6.727 4 to 10 11.500 6.200 9.400 Next, average wages for years 2 and 3 are derived by straight-line interpolation. Average wages County A .. ............................................ County B .. ............................................ County C .. ............................................ Year 1 (benchmark) Year 2 (interpolation) Year 3 (interpolation) Year 4 (benchmark) 7,000 5,667 6.727 8.500 5,845 7,618 10,000 6,022 8.509 11,500 6,200 9,400 Then the interpolated average wages for years 2 and 3 are multiplied by the employment data for those years to yield first approximations of wages. Wage approximations in thousands of dollars Year 2 employment County A .. ............................................ County B .............................................. County C .. ............................................ 5 7 10 Year 4 wages employment wages 43 41 76 4 9 9 40 54 77 Finally, the first approximations are adjusted to State totals by allocation (not shown). Extrapolation can be illustrated by assuming that, for the example above, employ ment data are also available for year 5. Year 4 average wages are multiplied by year 5 employment to yield first approximations of year 5 wages. Wage approximations in thousands of dollars County A ............................ ................. County B ............................ ................. County C ............................ ................. Year 5 Year 4 average wages employment wages 11.500 6,200 9,400 5 12 9 58 74 85 The first approximations are then adjusted to the State totals by allocation (not shown). Disclosure prevention.— BEA s heavy reliance on the administrative record files of other government agencies makes it particularly Important that it be aware of, and observe, the legal requirements relating to disclosure of confidential information, which are established to safeguard the privacy of persons and firms. BEA, like other statistical agencies, must balance its responsibility to avoid disclosure with its responsibility to release as much useful information as possible. This balancing has led to a policy of limiting release of estimates to the 2-digit SIC level for regions and States and to the 1-digit SIC level for counties, metropolitan areas, and all other geographic areas aggregated from the county estimates. Three basic techniques for disclosure avoidance are available: suppression, rolling up, and disturbing.” BEA uses a combination of all three techniques. As described in the section on wage and salary disbursements, BEA’s estimates of wage and salary disbursements by county and by industry are made using the wage ” Suppression involves the deletion of a value and its replacement with a symbol— usually (D ) — to indicate that it is being withheld. Rolling up involves the combination of the cell containing sensitive information with another cell, and consequently, the combination of tabular rows and columns of estimates. Disturbing involves altering a number enough that exact disclosure is no longer possible but not enough to distort the usefulness of the information. TECHNICAL NOTES and salary data contained in the ES-202 files. BEA receives county ES-202 data files from State ESA's at the 2-, 3-, and 4-digit SIC level. These aggregations by county contain information covering one or several firms in an industrial classification.28 The ES-202 files provided to BEA by the collecting agencies have legal restrictions placed upon the release of confidential information. The estimates are done in the greatest possible detail common to all States in order to retain the differential weighting of industries among geographic areas and to provide a means of evaluating trends and changes in a county's total and per capita personal income. Because the greatest detail common to all States is the 2-digit SIC level, files received at the 3- or 4-digit level are summarized to the 2-digit level. After completing its estimates of wage and salary disbursements by 2-digit SIC industry, BEA examines the files to identify potential disclosures. Two types of direct disclosures must be identified. The first, termed “reporting-unit disclosure," occurs when a given cell contains fewer than a prescribed number of firms. The second, termed “dominant-firm disclosure,” occurs when— regardless of the number of firms contained in the cell— one or several firms account for some predetermined signifi cant percentage of the total, thus dominating the cell. For the first type, the ES-202 files BEA receives contain reporting-unit information that permits determination of the number of firms in each cell. For the second type, cells containing dominant-firm disclosures are either identified by the State ESA using the individual employer’s records or determined by BEA using either CBP or 4-digit SIC level data. Although the ES-202 and CBP files are not comparable at a detailed industry level due to differences in definition, collection mode, and industrial and geographic coding, compatibility is sufficient at the 1-digit SIC code level, which is BEA’s county publication level, to permit the use of the CBP file to identify dominant-firm disclosures in the ES-202 file. This procedure is used for States that furnish only 2-digit SIC information with no dominant firm identification developed from the original employer records. Over the years, a growing number of State ESA’s have been able either to identify dominant-firm disclosures at the 2-digit SIC level or to provide more detailed industrial information from which BEA has identified such disclosures. The procedure developed for identifying dominant-firm disclosures for 2-digit industries from the more detailed 4-digit level is more satisfactory than using CBP data. Nevertheless, the 4-digit procedure is less satisfactory than dominant-firm disclosures identified by the State ESA's from individual employer records because it creates more suppressions than are necessary. The items identified as disclosures,either by number-of-reporting-units or dominant-firm criteria, are referred to as primary wage and salary disclosures. To prevent direct release of this confidential information, BEA's disclosure-avoidance procedures utilize a combination of two techniques: systematic rolling up and dominant-cell suppression. The first is systematically to "roll up” wages and salaries, other labor income, and proprietors' income to the sum of the three— total earnings by industry and county. The second is to test the primary wage-disclosure file against the total earnings file by county to see whether wages account for a predetermined significant portion of earnings such that the primary wage disclosure results in an earnings disclosure. Where earnings are not sufficiently large to mask or cover the primary wage disclosure, a suppression appears on the earnings file. This combination of techniques— combining a systematic roll up of three types of payments to earnings and a dominant-cell suppression test of wages as a specified percentage of earnings— yields the final primary earnings disclosure file, which indicates the cell suppressions necessary to prevent direct disclosure of 2-digit SIC information for counties. Two additional types of cell suppressions— secondary and complementary suppressions— are necessary to prevent the derivation (indirect disclosure) of primary disclosure cells. Secondary suppressions are additional industry cells that are suppressed to prevent indirect disclosure of the primary (2-digit SIC) disclosure cells through subtraction from higher level industry totals. Complementary suppres sions are additional geographic units for the same industry that are suppressed to prevent indirect disclosure through higher level geographic totals. These suppres sions are determined by testing a multi-dimensional matrix consisting of industry and county cells for each of the geographic levels to be released. Computer programs impose a set of rules and priorities in order to select additional cells for suppressions until the entire multi-dimensional matrix of suppressions is balanced such that indirect disclosure is impossible from any direction in the matrix. The selection process maximizes the amount of information that can be released at higher industrial and geographic levels at the expense of the more detailed industrial and geographic information. For example, if possible, the secondary selection -----------------21 Other examples of administrative record files used for State income estimation that contain information about individuals are those from the SSA and from the VA. These files are summarized to aggregate totals by program and county, and each county record or cell contains enough individuals to preclude the identification of any single person. TECHNICAL NOTES LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME process will suppress additional 2-digit industries rather than the higher level 1-digit industry total. Likewise, if possible, additional counties will be suppressed rather than the State totals. Discretionary decisions are superimposed on the outcome of this process in some cases— such as those required to preserve desirable regional or national totals. A variant of the “disturbing” technique is used to prevent disclosures on the tables for metropolitan areas and other county aggregations without increasing the number of secondary and complementary suppressions on the county tables. Under xxiii this approach, the metropolitan area total for each industry represents one of three siutations. In cases where there are no county suppressions, the actual metropolitan area total is shown. In cases where the dollar amount of county suppressions is small relative to the sum of all the metropolitan area’s counties, a partial metropolitan area total is shown with an indicator flag; in these cases, the amount shown constitutes the major portion of the actual total. In cases where the dollar amount of the county suppressions is large enough to seriously impair the partial total, the entire amount is suppressed with a “ D”. XXIV LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS AAR........................ Association of American Railroads AFDC...................... Aid to families with dependent children BEA........................ Bureau of Economic Analysis (of the Department of Commerce) B LS........................ Bureau of Labor Statistics (of the Department of Labor) CBP........................ County Business Patterns (published by the Census Bureau) CCAdj..................... Capital consumption adjustment CMSA..................... Consolidated metropolitan statistical area DOD....................... Department of Defense ESA........................ Employment security agency ES-202.................... See Ul ETA........................ Employment and Training Administration (of the Department of Labor) HCFA...................... Health Care Financing Administration (of the Department of Health and Human Services) IMF........................ Individual master file (maintained by the IRS) IRS......................... Internal Revenue Service (of the Department of the Treasury) ISA......................... Income subject to (residence) adjustment IVA.........................Inventory valuation adjustment MSA....................... Metropolitan statistical area NECMA....................New England county metropolitan area NIPA(’s ) ................. National income and product account(s) NSF........................ National Science Foundation OASDHI................... Old-age, survivors, disability, and hospital insurance (the combination of OASDI and the medicare hospital insurance program). The abbreviation is used to refer both to the combination of the benefit programs and to the payroll data drawn from the programs' administrative records. OASDI......................Old-age, survivors, and disability insurance (the programs popularly known as “Social Security” ) OLI.........................Other labor income 0MB....................... Office of Management and Budget OPM....................... Office of Personnel Management PMSA..................... Primary metropolitan statistical area REIS....................... Regional Economic Information System (of BEA) SIC.........................Standard Industrial Classification SOI........................ Statistics of Income (published by IRS) SRS........................ Statistical Reporting Service (of the USDA) SSA........................ Social Security Administration (of the Department of Health and Human Services) SS I........................ Supplemental security income TPI........................ Total personal income U!...........................Unemployment insurance. The abbreviation is used to refer both to the Ul benefit programs and to the payroll data drawn from the administrative records of the State and Federal civilian Ul programs and summarized on the Federal ES-202 report. USDA......................United States Department of Agriculture VA......................... Veterans’ Administration XXV GLOSSARY Adjustment tor residence.— This adjustment is made to wages and salaries, other labor income, and personal contributions for social insurance (with minor excep tions) to place them on a where-received basis. The adjustment is necessary because these components of personal income are estimated from data that are reported by point of disbursement (place of work). See also Residence, place of and Resident. AHocation.— The estimates of State and county personal income are characterized by the systematic use of the allocation procedure in their preparation. The State estimates are made by allocating the U.S. total for each component of personal income (estimated for the national personal income series) to the States in proportion to each State’s share of a related economic series (called an allocating series). The State estimates are allocated to counties in the same way. Annual rate.— Annual rates are the result of putting values for a quarter (or other periods, usually shorter than a year) , at their annual equivalent; that is, they are the values that would be registered if the rate of activity were maintained for a full year. Expression of the State quarterly estimates at annual rates makes it easier to compare values for quarters and years. Capital consumption adjustment (C CA dj).— This adjustment is the difference between the tax return-based capital consumption allowance and the estimate of capital consumption based on the use of uniform service lives, straight-line deprecia tion, and replacement cost. For example, if a proprietor claimed depreciation of $1.1 million on his tax return, and the replacement cost of the capital used up— calculated with straight-line depreciation and the specified service life— was $1.3 million, the CCAdj would be $0.2 million. Among the components of personal income, this adjustment is made to proprietors’ income and to rental income of persons. Corporate business.— See Legal form of organization. County.— See Geographic units. Disclosure prevention.— In the context of the regional personal income estimates, disclosure prevention is a general term used to describe the procedures used to prevent the publication or release of confidential information. Because BEA uses administrative records of other agencies, it is required to follow these procedures to comply with legislation established to safeguard the privacy of persons and firms. See the Technical Notes. Disposable personal income.— Disposable personal income is personal income less personal tax and nontax payments. It is the income available to persons for spending or saving. Earnings.— This income measure is the sum of wage and salary disbursements, other labor income, and proprietors' income. It is often used in regional economic analysis to serve as a proxy for income generated from participation in current production. The measure “net earnings” is earnings less personal contributions for social insurance. These contributions are included In earnings by type and industry, but are not included in personal income and are therefore subtracted from earnings in the computation of personal income as the sum of earnings, plus dividends, interest, and rent, plus transfer payments. Extrapolation.— See the Technical Notes. Fiduciary.— A fiduciary is an individual or legal entity that serves as the adminis trator or trustee of an estate or trust. Fiduciaries file IRS form 1041 to report the income they receive on behalf of the estate of a deceased individual or on behalf of the beneficiary of a trust. Geographic units.— BEA’s State estimates include all States and the District of Columbia. Estimates for Alaska and Hawaii, which are available for 1950 forward, are not included in the national totals for the estimates prior to 1958. Territories of the United States are not included in the estimates. The State estimates for the continental United States are often aggregated into eight BEA regions: New England, Mideast, Great Lakes, Plains, Southeast, Southwest, Rocky Mountain, and Far West. (Alaska and Hawaii are not included in regions.) The regional classifications, which were developed in the mid-1950’s, are based on homogeneity of the States with respect to income characteristics, industrial composition of the employed labor force, and noneconomic characteristics such as demographic, social, and cultural factors. The Census Bureau publishes data by region using nine Census regions. To enable the reader to compare BEA estimates with Census data, BEA often publishes its State estimates aggregated to Census regions. For examples, see the sample tables in appendix B of volume 1. BEA's local area estimates include all counties (and county equivalents) and all county-based metropolitan areas recognized for statistical purposes by 0MB. Special tabulations can be prepared for any area that can be defined in terms of counties. County equivalents include Alaska census divisions, the District of Columbia (which is also treated as a State), Louisiana parishes, and the independent cities of Maryland, Missouri, Nevada, and Virginia. See appendix A in volume 1 for a descrip tion of the metropolitan area classification scheme and a list of the metropolitan areas and their constituent counties. Government enterprise— See Legal form of organization. Imputation.— In the context of the national and regional economic accounts, the term “ imputation” is usually used to refer to the value of a nonmarket good or service that is added to the value of marketed goods and services in measures of production and income. The four main imputations of this type included in personal income are: wages and salaries-in-kind (food, lodging, and standard clothing issued to the military), the net rental value of owner-occupied dwellings, food and fuel produced and consumed on farms, and the value of services furnished without payment by financial intermediaries, except life insurance carriers. Imputations amount to less than 3 percent of personal income at the national level, and are made to obtain a better view of total output and its distribution. In addition, the term “imputation” is used to refer to the accounting entries made to include the saving of certain kinds of financial intermediaries (life insurance carriers and private noninsured pension funds) in personal income. Interpolation.— See the Technical Notes. Inventory valuation adjustment (IVA).— This adjustment is the difference between inventory change valued at acquisition cost, which is the valuation used by most businesses, and inventory change valued at replacement cost, which is the valuation used in the NIPA’s. (If the sign of the IVA— which is usually negative— is reversed, this adjustment is recognizable as what is often called "inventory profit.” ) For example, if an item in inventory cost $5,000 when it was purchased and would cost $6,000 to replace at the time it was sold, the IVA would be -$1,000. Among the components of personal income, an IVA is needed only for nonfarm proprietors’ income; the farm component of proprietors’ income is derived from sources that measure farm inventories at replacement cost. Legal form of organization.— In the context of the national and regional economic accounts, businesses are classified into legal forms of organization. Corporate businesses are entities required to file Federal corporate income tax returns, credit unions, private noninsured pension funds, nonprofit organizations that primarily serve business, Federal Reserve banks, and tax-exempt federally sponsored credit agencies. Government enterprises are government agencies for which operating costs usually are more than one-half covered by the sale of goods and services to the public. Interest paid and interest received are excluded from costs and sales, respectively, in classifying the agencies. Partnerships are entities required to file IRS form 1065 (U.S. Partnership Return of Income). Sole proprietorships are entities that would be required to file IRS Schedule C (Profit or Loss from Business or Profession) or Schedule F (Farm Income and Expenses) if the proprietor met the filing requirements; farm housing is also regarded as a sole proprietorship. Other private businesses are all entities that would be required to report rent and royalty income on the individual income tax return on IRS Schedule E (Supplemental Income Schedule) if the individual met the filing requirements, tax-exempt cooperatives, owner-occupied nonfarm housing, and buildings and equipment owned and used by nonprofit institutions (i.e., nonprofit organizations primarily serving individuals). Metropolitan area.— See Geographic units. Other labor income.— This component of personal income consists of employer contributions to privately administered pension and welfare funds and of a few small items, including directors’ fees, compensation of prison inmates, and miscellaneous judicial fees. Other private business.— See Legal form of organization. Partnership.— See Legal form of organization. Per capita personal income.— This income measure is the total personal income of the residents of a given area divided by the resident population of the area. Per capita personal income is often used as an indicator of the quality of consumer markets and of the economic well-being of the residents of an area. However, this measure should be used with caution for several reasons. See the Technical Notes for a detailed discussion of the limitations of the per capita personal income measure and for a discussion of the differences between this measure and the Census Bureau’s esti mates of per capita money income. Personal contributions for social insurance.— These contributions, which are subtracted from income to derive personal income, consist of payments by employ ees, the self-employed, and other individuals who participate in the following programs: Federal old-age, survivors, disability, and hospital insurance; supplementary medical insurance; State unemployment insurance; railroad retirement insurance; government retirement; and veterans life insurance. Personal dividend income.— This component of personal income measures the dividends received by persons from all sources. Dividends are payments in cash or in XXVI LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME other assets, excluding stock, by corporations organized for profit to noncorporate stockholders who are U.S. residents. For the State and local area estimates, it is shown combined with personal interest income and rental income of persons. Personal income.— Personal income is the income received by persons from all sources, that is, from participation in production, from both government and business transfer payments, and from government interest. Personal income is the sum of wage and salary disbursements, other labor income, proprietors' income, rental income of persons, personal dividend income, personal interest income, and transfer payments, less personal contributions for social insurance. See also Persons, Wages and salaries, Other labor income, Proprietors’ income, Rental income of persons, Personal dividend income, Personal interest income, Transfer payments, and Personal contributions for social insurance. Personal interest income.— This component of personal income is the interest income of persons from all sources. In addition to monetary interest flows, personal interest income includes flows of interest-in-kind (imputed interest). For the State and local area estimates, it is shown combined with personal dividend income and rental Income of persons. Persons.— In the national and regional economic accounts, persons are defined as individuals, nonprofit institutions, private noninsured welfare funds, and private trust funds. The last three are referred to as "quasi-individuals” and make up only a small part of the total number of persons. These quasi-individuals are nonprofit in character and are distinguishable from business enterprises in that they are organizations that either function to serve individuals directly or are established on their behalf. Nonprofit institutions include religious organizations, social and athletic clubs, labor organizations, and other private nonprofit agencies that furnish services to individuals. Private noninsured welfare funds include group health insurance, group life insurance, workers' compen sation, and supplemental unemployment. Examples of private trust funds are a decedent's estate, a trust fund for minors, and a public official's blind trust. Personal tax and nontax payments.— These payments consist of personal tax payments (net of refunds) that are not chargeable to business expense, and certain other personal payments to government that it is convenient to treat like taxes. Personal taxes include income, estate and gift, and personal property taxes. (Real property taxes, as opposed to personal property taxes, are subtracted as an expense in estimating the business income components of personal income.) Nontaxes include passport fees, fines and penalties, donations, and tuition and fees paid to schools and hospitals operated mainly by government. These payments do not include payments to government enterprises nor personal contributions for social insurance. Proprietors’ income with inventory valuation and capital consumption adjustments. — This component is the monetary income and income-in-kind of sole proprietorships and partnerships and of tax-exempt cooperatives. Dividends and monetary interest received by proprietors of nonfinancial businesses and rental income received by persons who are not primarily engaged in the real estate business are excluded; these incomes are included in dividends, net interest, and rental income of persons, respectively. See also Inventory valuation adjustment and Capital consumption adjustment. Quasi-individuals.— See Persons. Region.— See Geographic units. Rental income of persons with capital consumption adjustment.— This component of personal income is the monetary income of persons from the rental of real property (excluding the income of persons primarily engaged in the real estate business), the imputed net rental income of owner-occupants of norifarm dwellings, and the royalties received by persons from patents, copyrights, and rights to natural resources. For the State and local area estimates, it is shown combined with personal dividend income and personal interest income. See also Capital consumption adjustment. Residence, place of.— Income is recorded either by place of work (where earned) or by place of residence (where received). By definition, personal income is a measure of income where received, and the State and local area estimates of total GLOSSARY personal income reflect the residence of the recipient. See also Adjustment for residence and Resident. Resident.— In the context of measuring personal income, resident refers not only to individuals but also to quasi-individuals. (See also Persons.) Individuals actually residing in a county are counted as residents. This general statement is supported by several conventions. Military personnel are considered residents of the county in which they are stationed (or of an adjacent county if they commute daily), even though they may consider themselves permanent residents of another State. Civilian employees and proprietors are also counted as residents of the county in which they live and work or from which they commute to work, even though they may consider themselves permanent residents of another county. Wages that a worker earns during a short temporary assignment away from his home office or usual place of work are assigned to the usual place of residence. Similarly, tourists or others in such a temporary status are not counted as residents. Seasonal migrant workers are considered residents of the county in which their work is performed; that is, wages are assigned to the county where a worker lives while earning the wages. Persons located abroad are not counted as residents of any county, and their income is excluded from personal income. The concept of residence as it relates to personal income refers to the location where the income to be measured is received rather than to usual, permanent, or legal residence. This treatment differs from that of the Census Bureau; the Census Bureau includes many seasonal and short-term workers at their usual place of residence, even if they are living and working elsewhere at the time the information is gathered. In the case of quasi-individuals, a nonprofit institution is considered a resident of the county in which it is located. The income received by private noninsured welfare funds and private trust funds is received on behalf of individuals and is, therefore, measured in the county of residence of the beneficiaries. Seasonal adjustment.—This kind of adjustment is a statistical procedure performed on the State quarterly estimates to remove the variations caused by factors— such as weather, holiday shopping, and tax payments— that normally occur at about the same time and in about the same magnitude each year. This adjustment, which is made on the basis of historical experience, facilitates measurement and analysis of cyclical and other short-term movements. Sole proprietorship.— See Legal form of organization. Standard Industrial Classification (S IC ).— This system is used in the classifica tion of establishments by the type of activity in which they are engaged. For this purpose, an establishment is defined as an economic unit, generally at a single physical location where business is conducted or where services or industrial operations are performed. The SIC is designed to cover all economic activity, public as well as private. Its structure consists of divisions (e.g., manufacturing); major groups, or 2-digit levels (e.g., food and kindred products); 3-digit levels (e.g., meat products); and 4-digit levels (e.g., meat packing plants). Each establishment is assigned an industry code on the basis of its primary activity. The SIC, which is revised from time to time to reflect the changing industrial structure of the economy, is published by the Office of Management and Budget in the Standard Industrial Classification Manual. State.— See Geographic units. Transfer payments.— This component of personal income measures payments to persons for which they do not render current services. Generally, they are paid in monetary form. They include payments by government and business to individuals and nonprofit institutions. Wages and salaries.— This income measure consists of the monetary remunera tions of employees, including the compensation of corporate officers; commissions, tips, and bonuses; and receipts-in-kind that represent income to the recipients. It consists of disbursements, and wage accruals less disbursements. Wage and salary disbursements, which is the form in which this income is included in personal income, are wages and salaries as just defined except that wages are counted when paid rather than when earned. Work, place of.— See Residence, place of. FAR WEST LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME Per Capita Personal Income, 1983 UNITED STA TES $11,687 Far West Region (Excludes Alaska & Hawaii) $12,891 E S 3 $13,000-SI 7,999 I I $11,000-$12,999 mm $io,ooo-$i 0,999 U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of Economic Analysis l FAR W EST L O C A L A R E A P E R S O N A L IN C O M E 2 Total Personal Inco m e 1983 Percent o f Region Total: Far West, AK, Hl Alaska Washington (1 1 .7 % ) Oregon (6 .4 % ) Nevada (2 .5 % ) Hawaii ( 2 . 8 %) California (7 4 .8 % ) Percent Total Personal Inco m e Percent Change 1978 —83 LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME FAR WEST 3 Table 1.— Personal Income for the United States and Far West Region, 1978-83 [Thousands of dollars] U n ite d S ta te s 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 Income by Place of Residence Total personal income................................................ Nonfarm personal income....................................... Farm incom e....................................................... . Population (thousands)1............................................ Per capita personal income (do llars)............................ . Derivation of total personal income Total earnings by place of work................................ Less: Personal contributions for social insurance2........ Plus: Adjustment for residence3 ................................ Equals: Net earnings by place of residence................. Plus: Dividends, interest, and rent4 ........................... Plus: Transfer payments......................................... . . 1 ,7 2 6 ,1 8 5 ,0 0 0 1 ,9 4 2 ,6 5 0 ,0 0 0 2 ,1 5 6 ,7 1 0 ,0 0 0 2 ,4 2 0 ,0 9 1 ,0 0 0 2 ,5 7 5 ,8 4 7 ,0 0 0 2 ,7 3 4 ,4 6 4 ,0 0 0 1,692,558,000 33,627,000 1,903,854,000 38,796,000 2,127,315,000 29,395,000 2,381,299,000 38,792,000 2,543,672,000 32,175,000 2,708,724,000 25,740,000 222,096.2 224,568.5 227,156.5 229,518.0 231,785.8 233,975.0 7 ,7 7 2 8 ,6 5 1 9 ,4 9 4 1 0 ,5 4 4 1 1 ,1 1 3 1 1 ,6 8 7 1,320,974,000 69,459,000 -441,000 1,251,074,000 251,267,000 223,844,000 1,476,192,000 80,769,000 -426,000 1,394,997,000 297,393,000 250,260,000 1,593,645,000 88,307,000 -488,000 1,504,850,000 354,290,000 297,570,000 1,748,915,000 104,083,000 -487,000 1,644,345,000 438,496,000 337,250,000 1,826,673,000 110,887,000 -559,000 1,715,227,000 484,568,000 376,052,000 1,944,289,000 119,144,000 -554,000 1,824,591,000 504,905,000 404,968,000 1,101,738,000 102,521,000 116,715,000 24,761,000 91,954,000 1,233,291,000 114,863,000 128,038,000 28,682,000 99,356,000 1,351,644,000 127,943,000 114,058,000 18,424,000 95,634,000 1,487,754,000 139,886,000 121,275,000 27,625,000 93,650,000 1,562,550,000 155,451,000 108,672,000 19,437,000 89,235,000 1,650,399,000 172,968,000 120,922,000 12,980,000 107,942,000 33,627,000 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 38,796,000 1,437,396,000 1,199,273,000 6,104,000 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 29,395,000 1,564,250,000 1,301,600,000 6,429,000 28,593,000 94,633,000 412,134,000 145,826,000 266,308,000 123,758,000 108,888,000 153,067,000 92,627,000 281,471,000 262,650,000 62,027,000 23,859,000 176,764,000 38,792,000 1,710,123,000 1,422,753,000 7,218,000 35,358,000 97,559,000 446,634,000 158,119,000 288,515,000 134,878,000 119,123,000 164,639,000 100,135,000 317,209,000 287,370,000 67,458,000 28,393,000 191,519,000 32,175,000 1,794,498,000 1,484,614,000 7,584,000 38,118,000 96,397,000 443,722,000 163,982,000 279,740,000 143,719,000 124,704,000 172,629,000 107,340,000 350,401,000 309,884,000 70,690,000 32,216,000 206,978,000 25,740,000 1,918,549,000 1,588,526,000 8,239,000 32,293,000 102,528,000 462,461,000 173,859,000 288,602,000 151,433,000 130,028,000 186,999,000 124,313,000 390,232,000 330,023,000 75,102,000 34,550,000 220,371,000 Earnings by Place of Work Earnings by type: Wages and salaries................................................ Other labor income................................................ Proprietors' income-.............................................. 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 tra d e ................................................. . Finance, insurance, and real estate.................... Services...................................................... Government and government enterprises................ Federal, civilian............................................. Military........................................................ State and lo ca l............................................. . . F a r W e s t1 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 Income by Place of Residence Total personal income................................................ Nonfarm personal income....................................... Farm incom e....................................................... 2 6 1 ,3 7 3 ,2 7 8 2 9 9 ,2 7 4 ,5 6 8 3 3 7 ,7 8 6 ,9 5 2 3 7 7 ,3 0 4 ,7 3 6 3 9 9 ,1 1 6 ,7 9 2 255,984,654 5,388,624 4 2 5 ,7 5 3 ,0 8 2 292,927,361 6,347,207 330,904,833 6,882,119 370,104,896 7,199,840 392,486,369 6,630,423 419,252,239 6,500,843 29,954.1 30,611.3 31,363.1 31,968.6 32,517.1 33,027.3 8 ,7 2 6 9 ,7 7 7 1 0 ,7 7 0 1 1 ,8 0 2 1 2 ,2 7 4 1 2 ,8 9 1 198,031,154 10.914,365 33,171 187,149,960 40,780,192 33,443,126 225,179,132 12,869,166 14,454 212,324,420 49,819,686 37,130,462 249,033,636 13,696,658 -3,443 235,333,535 58,668,733 43,784,684 270,818,901 16,493,888 50,213 254,375,226 72,462,616 50,466,894 281,900,541 17,717,810 119,912 264,302,643 78,660,514 56,153,635 302,606,621 19,267,839 169,215 283,507,997 81,764,390 60,480,695 Earnings by type: Wages and salaries................................................ Other labor income............................................... Proprietors' income5.............................................. Farm.............................................................. Nonfarm......................................................... 165,079,868 14,275,496 18,675,790 2,850,729 15,825,061 188,607,670 16,234,867 20,336,595 3,402,099 16,934,496 210,844,198 18,415,980 19,773,458 3,593,397 16,180,061 232,594,262 20,278,631 17,946,008 3,773,926 14,172,082 244,201,405 22,809,896 14,889,240 2,929,867 11,959,373 259,628,520 25,547,517 17,430,584 2,907,999 14,522,585 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 tra d e ................................................. Finance, insurance, and real estate.................... Services...................................................... Government and government enterprises................ Federal, civilian............................................. Military........................................................ State and lo ca l............................................. 5,388,624 192,642,530 156,671,203 1,561,025 995,380 12,915,585 42.547.261 12.157,907 30,389,354 14.423,119 12,806.173 21.238,723 12,252,271 37,931,666 35.971,327 7,565,311 4,120,364 24,285,652 6,347,207 218,831,925 180,064,307 1,730,217 1,235,003 15,158,495 49,466,760 13,645,170 35,821,590 16,282,399 14,558,420 23,773,156 14,085,173 43,774,684 38,767,618 8,047,663 4,288,175 26,431,780 6,882,119 242,151,517 198,884,694 1,888,175 1,495,877 15,677,696 54,920,731 14,992,531 39,928,200 18,077,165 16,264,114 25,523,397 15,237,772 49,799,767 43,266,823 8,894,605 4,725,727 29,646,491 7,199,840 263,619,061 216,526,864 2,065,507 1,901,840 16,254,814 60,027,841 16,345,868 43,681,973 19,767,242 17,694,711 27,443,745 15,373,991 55,997,173 47,092,197 9,715,100 5,662,454 31,714,643 6,630,423 275,270,118 225,010,414 2,102,171 1,990,047 14,807,338 62,398,339 17,168,066 45,230,273 20,876,980 18,192,207 28,477,892 15,756,960 60,408,480 50,259,704 10,222,896 6,497,244 33,539,564 6,500,843 296,105,778 243,009,113 2,238,195 2,000,431 14,996,094 66,030,813 18,172,268 47,858,545 22,219,395 19,415,067 30,586,853 18,528,222 66,994,043 53,096,665 10,963,702 6,995,967 35,136,996 Population (thousands)1............................................ Per capita personal income (dollars)............................ Derivation of total personal income Total earnings by place of work............................... Less: Personal contributions for social insurance2 ........ Plus: Adjustment for residence................................ Equals: Net earnings by place of residence................. Plus: Dividends, interest, and rent*........................... Plus: Transfer payments......................................... Earnings by Place of Work See footnotes at end of tables LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME 4 FAR WEST Table 1.— Personal Income for the United States and Far West Region, 1978-83— Continued [Thousands of dollars] F a r W e s t (M e tro p o lita n p o r tio n )’ 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 In co m e b y P la c e o f R e s id e n c e 240,904,147 237,117,234 3,786,913 275,694,012 271,305,726 4,388,286 311,627,556 306,828,799 4,798,757 348,499,509 343,436,389 5,063,120 369,475,165 364,711,779 4,763,386 394,261,944 389,704,963 4,556,981 P e r c a p it a p e rso n a l in c o m e ( d o l l a r s ) ................................................................................ 27,184.5 8,862 27,748.2 9,936 28,413.2 10,968 28,955.4 12,036 29,468.5 12,538 29,953.0 13,163 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 rent1 ................................................................ Plus: Transfer payments.............................................................................. 183,464,486 10,168,936 -162,165 173,133,385 37,485,031 30,285,731 208,703,437 12,002,309 -331,722 196,369,406 45,788,623 33,535,983 231,508,055 12,789,882 -384,077 218,334,096 53,847,864 39,445,596 252,519,237 15,458,654 -377,083 236,683,500 66,400,443 45,415,566 263,880,772 16,643,125 -365,681 246,871,966 72,075,785 50,527,414 283,221,139 18,101,020 -270,639 264,849,480 74,947,136 54,465,328 153,893,660 13,354,992 16,215,834 1,863,947 14,351,887 175,966,981 15,209,596 17,526,860 2,143,262 15,383,598 197,180,464 17,294,026 17,033,565 2,304,327 14,729,238 218,073,268 19,088,922 15,357,047 2,428,950 12,928,097 229,501,706 21,508,025 12,871,041 1,940,892 10,930,149 244,067,784 24,078,781 15,074,574 1,785,289 13,289,285 3,786,913 179,677,573 146,669,546 (D) 834,402* 11,842,660* 39,283,601 11,313,049* 27,852,709* 13,553,983 12,244,856* 19,671,820 11,813,026 34,255,962* 33,008,027 7,034,176 3,848,899 22,124,952 4,388,286 204,315,151 168,813,587 (D) 1,012,085* (D) 45,827,657 12,655,452* 33,039,443* 15,293,354 13,930,640* 22,026,002 13,584,908 (D) 35,501,564 7,481,451 3,995,603 24,024,510 4,798,757 226,709,298 187,114,144 (D) 1,218,388* 13,449,139* 51,291,076 13,954,805 37,336,271 17,013,979 15,582,650* 23,709,176 14,720,717 44,924,293* 39,595,154 8,262,683 4,409,249 26,923,222 5,063,120 247,456,117 204,324,200 (D) 1,546,152* 15,135,708 56,336,493 15,240,988 41,095,505 18,635,312 16,973,004* 25,525,075 14,913,455 53,412,638 43,131,917 9,046,586 5,296,708 28,788,623 4,763,386 259,117,386 213,015,460 1,706,176* 1,745,401* 13,894,316 58,825,471 15,991,578 42,833,893 19,707,723 17,462,732* 26,565,452 15,308,274 57,682,304 46,101,926 9,532,839 6,077,716 30,491,371 4,556,981 278,664,158 229,914,894 1,815,197* 1,744,023* 13,893,113 62,054,620 16,960,045 45,094,575 20,997,720 18,594,295* 28,576,276 18,031,759 64,034,879 48,749,264 10,239,400 6,540,856 31,969,008 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 20,469,131 18,867,420 1,601,711 23,580,556 21,621,635 1,958,921 26,159,396 24,076,034 2,083,362 28,805,227 26,668,507 2,136,720 29,641,627 27,774,590 1,867,037 31,491,138 29,547,276 1,943,862 2,769.6 7,391 2,863.2 8,236 2,949.9 8,868 3,013.2 9,560 3,048.6 9,723 3,074.3 10,243 14,566,668 745,429 195,336 14,016,575 3,295,161 3,157,395 16,475,695 866,857 346,176 15,955,014 4,031,063 3,594,479 17,525,581 906,776 380,634 16,999,439 4,820,869 4,339,088 18,299,664 1,035,234 427,296 17,691,726 6,062,173 5,051,328 18,019,769 1,074,685 485,593 17,430,677 6,584,729 5,626,221 19,385,482 1,166,819 439,854 18,658,517 6,817,254 6,015,367 11,186,208 920,504 2,459,956 986,782 1,473,174 12,640,689 1,025,271 2,809,735 1,258,837 1,550,898 13,663,734 1,121,954 2,739,893 1,289,070 1,450,823 14,520,994 1,189,709 2,588,961 1,344,976 1,243,985 14,699,699 1,301,871 2,018,199 988,975 1,029,224 15,560,736 1,468,736 2,356,010 1,122,710 1,233,300 1,601,711 12,964,957 10,001,657 (D) (D) 1,021,935* 3,261,340* 771,375* 2,366,953* 854,263* (D) 1,566,903 418,192* 1,800,263* 2,963,300 531,135 271,465 2,160,700 1,958,921 14,516,774 11,250,720 (D) (D) 1,202,610* 3,622,769* 895,136* 2,579,353* 957,484* (D) 1,747,154 484,495* 2,024,153* 3,266,054 566,212 292,572 2,407,270 2,083,362 15,442,219 11,770,550 (D) •(D) 1,187,278* 3,620,239* 1,028,254* 2,522,323* 1,035,436* (D) 1,814,221 490,234* 2,331,051* 3,671,669 631,922 316,478 2,723,269 2,136,720 16,162,944 12,202,664 (D) (D) 1,102,159* 3,690,502* 1,099,604* 2,496,104* 1,098,636* (D) 1,918,670 445,878* 2,565,610* 3,960,280 668,514 365,746 2,926,020 1,867,037 16,152,732 11,994,954 (D) (D) 897,590* 3,572,410* 1,172,843* 2,344,652* 1,139,152* (D) 1,912,440 444,702* 2,718,807* 4,157,778 690,057 419,528 3,048,193 1,943,862 17,441,620 13,094,219 (D) (D) 1,092,160* 3,965,951* 1,209,026* 2,707,716* 1,202,833* (D) 2,010,577 475,761’'' 2,951,627* 4,347,401 724,302 455,111 3,167,988 T o ta l p e rso n a l in c o m e .......................................................................................................... Nonfarm personal incom e............................................................................ Farm incom e............................................................................................ Population (thousands)1................................................................................. E a rn in g s b y P la c e o f W ork Earnings by type: Wages and salaries..................................................................................... Other labor incom e.................................................................................... Proprietors’ income4................................................................................... Farm................................................................................................... Nonfarm.............................................................................................. Earnings by industry: Nonfarm.................................................................................................. Private................................................................................................. Agricultural services, forestry, fisheries, and other6................................... Construction..................................................................................... Manufacturing................................................................................... Nondurable goods........................................................................... Durable goods................................................................................ Transportation and public u tilitie s ......................................................... Retail tr a d e ...................................................................................... Finance, insurance, and real estate ....................................................... Services........................................................................................... Government and government enterprises.................................................... State and lo c a l.................................................................................. F a r W e st (N o n m e tro p o lita n p o r tio n )7 In co m e b y P la c e o f R e s id e n c e Derivation of total personal income E a rn in g s b y P la c e of W ork Earnings by type: Earnings by industry: State and lo c a l.................................................................................. See footnotes at end of tables LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME FAR WEST 5 Table 2.— Twenty highest and Lowest Per Capita Personal Incomes for Counties in Alaska, Hawaii, and the Far West Region, 1983 [Counties with total personal incomes of 50 million dollars or more] Twenty lowest per capita incomes Twenty highest per capita incomes County Percent of national average 180.4 172.2 171.9 164.3 162.7 154.5 152.2 151.2 147.6 147.4 145.3 138.7 137.3 135.6 135.3 135.1 130.6 130.5 128.9 126.8 Dollars Lincoln. Washington...................................................................... Wrangell-Petersburg. Alaska'.......................................................... Columbia. Washington..................................................................... Kodiak. Alaska.............................................................................. Santa Clara. California.................................................................... Contra Costa. California.................................................................. Orange. C alifornia......................................................................... Aleutian Islands. Alaska ................................................................ 21,084 20,127 20,085 19,198 19,020 18,053 17,786 17.668 17,252 17,222 16,981 16,213 16,050 15,853 15,809 15,785 15,269 15,250 15,067 14,814 Percent of national average 67.1 69.5 70.7 71.7 72.0 72.7 75.1 75.3 77.3 77.4 77.7 77.8 77.9 78.3 78.7 79.0 79 4 79.7 79.8 79.8 County Dollars 7,847 8,118 8,261 8,379 8,417 8,496 8,777 8,797 9,033 9,046 9,086 9,094 9,106 9,148 9,199 9,229 9,285 9,317 9,326 9,330 Del Norte. C alifornia.................................................................. Lassen, C alifornia..................................................................... Harney. Oregon .......................................................................... Jefferson, Oregon....................................................................... Grant. Oregon.......................................................................... Siskiyou. C alifornia.................................................................... 'Census division, Alaska does not have county units. Table 3.— Total and Per Capita Personal Income and Population for Alaska, Hawaii, and States in the Far West Region, 1978-83 Total personal income Area Millions of dollars Metropolitan p o rtio n .............................. Nonmetropolitan po rtio n ........................ 1978 1,726,185 1,392,547 333,638 1983 2,734,464 2,222,274 512,190 Far West region.................................... Metropolitan portion.......................... Nonmetropolitan p o rtio n .................... 261,373 240,904 20,469 California......................................... Nevada............................................ Oregon ............................................ Washington...................................... Alaska................................................. Hawaii................................................ Per capita personal income Percent change Dollars Percent change Total population Percent of national average 1978 1983 100 0 100 0 106.0 106.7 78.7 80.8 Thousands 1978 1983 233 975 222 096 168Ì950 178,270 53,146 55,705 Percent change 1978-83 54 5.5 4.8 1978-83 58.4 59.6 53.5 1978 7,772 8,242 6,278 1983 11 687 12,466 9,195 1978-83 50 4 51.3 46.5 425,753 394,262 31,491 62.9 63.7 53.9 8,726 8,862 7,391 12,891 13,163 10,243 47.7 48.5 38.6 112.3 114.0 95.1 110.3 112.6 87.6 29,954 27,185 2,770 33,027 29,953 3,074 10.3 10.2 11.0 202,282 6,453 19,725 32,913 333,706 11,087 28,659 52,301 65.0 71.8 45.3 58.9 8,857 8,970 7,860 8,469 13,256 12,441 10,768 12,162 49.7 38.7 37.0 43.6 114.0 115.4 101.1 109.0 113.4 106.5 92.1 104.1 22,839 719 2,510 3,886 25,174 891 2,662 4,300 10.2 23.9 6.1 10.7 4,485 7,771 8,243 12,396 83.8 59.5 11,150 8,367 17,225 12,115 54.5 44.8 143.5 107.7 147.4 103.7 402 929 479 1,023 19.0 10.2 METROPOLITAN AREAS LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME 6 Table 4.— Personal Income for Metropolitan Areas of Alaska, Hawaii, and the Far West Region, 1978-83 [Thousands of dollars] A n ch o ra ge , A K (M S A ) A n a h e im — S a n t a A n a , C A ( P M S A ) 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 In c o m e b y P la c e o f R e s id e n c e 31,400,232 31,307,660 92,572 2,059.0 15,250 2,202,484 2,202,484 0 2,257,226 2,257,226 0 2,493,496 2,493,496 0 2,962,254 2,962,254 0 3,621,997 3,621,997 0 4,017,400 4,017,400 0 1,983.7 13,904 29,349,816 29,263,580 86,236 2,019.4 14,534 179.6 12,260 178.8 12,623 174.1 14,324 180.3 16,431 195.2 18,555 211.2 19,020 15,348,769 850,302 3,491,872 17,990,339 4,151,835 2,194,082 17,395,754 1,070,851 3,552,024 19,876,927 5,155,822 2,547,213 18,302,973 1,157,370 3,696,006 20,841,609 5,621,942 2,886,265 19,875,161 1,270,983 3,823,238 22,427,416 5,850,826 3,121,990 2,007,895 106,571 -49,189 1,852,135 209,011 141,338 2,051,649 112,376 -66,828 1,872,445 240,498 144,283 2,248,680 124,614 -74,834 2,049,232 280,278 163,986 2,635,749 153,840 -68,678 2,413,231 350,607 198,416 3,099,806 180,371 -88,080 2,831,355 434,146 356,496 3,482,141 204,319 -106,040 3,171,782 466,122 379,496 11,310,171 1,048,318 1,099,157 18,341 1,080,816 13,058,963 1,221,236 1,068,570 23,466 1,045,104 15,021,867 1,404,211 969,676 20,760 948,916 15,901,488 1,578,590 822,895 16,042 806,853 17,091,871 1,784,966 998,324 15,980 982,344 1,745,446 127,259 135,190 0 135,190 1,801,197 112,372 138,080 0 138,080 2,010,411 126,487 111,782 0 111,782 2,362,621 152,573 120,555 0 120,555 2,771,569 192,789 135,448 0 135,448 3,088,710 222,636 170,795 0 170,795 71,282 13,386,364 11,797,847 69,401 71,072 1,144,556 3,894,667 887,033 3,007,634 544,421 742,931 1,605,456 1,022,553 2,702,790 1,588,517 200,471 129,325 1,258,721 83,261 15,265,508 13,483,076 79,069 74,154 1,256,360 4,480,721 988,157 3,492,564 626,392 872,654 1,793,683 1,158,425 3,141,618 1,782,432 240,788 138,469 1,403,175 83,177 17,312,577 15,294,141 99,062 111,042 1,373,181 5,068,428 1,099,841 3,968,587 742,495 1,029,826 2,001,587 1,205,567 3,662,953 2,018,436 264,641 200,132 1,553,663 86,236 18,216,737 16,067,248 94,956 114,015 1,230,446 5,292,072 1,193,182 4,098,890 822,101 1,084,362 2,126,659 1,206,300 4,096,337 2,149,489 273,767 229,707 1,646,015 92,572 19,782,589 17,519,412 114,151 141,191 1,219,022 5,673,343 1,269,524 4,403,819 873,599 1,249,151 2,245,069 1,445,913 4,557,973 2,263,177 301,150 239,808 1,722,219 0 2,007,895 1,396,762 30,307 (D) 245,469 44,695 24,803 19,892 240,982 (D) 196,360 113,086 348,977 611,133 207,232 144,665 259,236 0 2,051,649 1,397,972 29,420 72,921 234,798 45,481 27,572 17,909 242,135 108,471 195,355 113,263 356,128 653,677 219,452 155,740 278,485 0 2,248,680 1,544,436 15,807 115,020 246,337 58,533 30,248 28,285 264,894 119,269 208,519 118,514 397,543 704,244 226,146 161,059 317,039 0 2,635,749 1,854,626 9,823 147,648 290,152 60,486 32,535 27,951 307,001 149,839 261,543 136,813 491,321 781,123 241,658 172,845 366,620 0 3,099,806 2,225,125 6,977 183,501 379,849 67,777 38,347 29,430 329,249 180,519 325,461 166,478 585,314 874,681 261,780 191,772 421,129 3,482,141 2,513,939 8,027 187,839 444,794 73,274 41,499 31,775 349,219 205,995 385,522 209,268 650,001 968,202 282,346 206,636 479,220 1978 1979 1981 1982 1983 27,579,962 27,496,785 83,177 1,892.0 11,317 24,336,256 24,252,995 83,261 1,941.4 12,536 11,608,325 646,110 2,995,661 13,957,876 2,808,877 1,699,498 13,457,646 777,559 3,355,166 16,035,253 3,489,953 1,886,364 9,718,537 894,402 995,386 14,015 981,371 65,664 11,542,661 10,054,729 58,958 56,978 970,402 3,287,930 739,547 2,548,383 470,591 644,753 1,426,652 833,150 2,305,315 1,487,932 184,852 127,332 1,175,748 18,466,251 18,400,587 65,664 21,411,570 21,340,288 71,282 P er ca p ita perso nal incom e (d o lla rs )........................................ 1,853.1 9,965 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............................................... Nonfarm personal income.............................................. Farm income............................................................ Population (thousands)1.................................................. E a r n in g s b y P la c e o f W o r k Earnings by type: Proprietors' income1................................................... Nonfarm.............................................................. Earnings by industry: Agricultural services, forestry, fisheries, and other” ......... Transportation and public utilities.............................. Government and government enterprises.......................... State and local................................................... B e llin g h a m , W A ( M S A ) B a k e r s f ie ld , C A ( M S A ) 1981 1982 1983 1980 1978 1979 1980 2,808,991 2,539,338 269,653 3,339,355 2,938,261 401,094 3,849,209 3,393,830 455,379 4,375,002 3,915,178 459,824 4,624,994 4,252,537 372,457 4,847,050 4,488,468 358,582 749,616 714,602 35,014 857,301 816,115 41,186 928,347 897,776 30,571 1,024,179 979,925 44,254 1,066,271 1,016,480 49,791 1,121,431 1,074,671 46,760 378.0 7,431 393.2 8,493 406.3 9,473 419.7 10,424 435.0 10,633 446.8 10,848 101.5 7,387 104.4 8,213 107.0 8,676 109.0 9,393 110.0 9,696 110.4 10,153 2,244,355 115,702 -78,399 2,050,254 347,967 410,770 2,661,799 136,492 -75,470 2,449,837 428,046 461,472 3,005,557 144,298 -85,645 2,775,614 528,686 544,909 3,356,636 182,502 -106,330 3,067,804 674,163 633,035 3,494,745 203,862 -117,943 3,172,940 748,317 703,737 3,624,378 215,235 -114,122 3,295,021 779,827 772,202 561,361 29,714 -2,696 528,951 120,515 100,150 636,275 35,006 -2,711 598,558 145,723 113,020 656,634 37,459 -161 619,014 172,583 136,750 692,341 41,736 1,343 651,948 216,438 155,793 707,386 43,559 1,739 665,566 226,824 173,881 741,152 46,019 727 695,860 235,367 190,204 1,819,743 145,579 279,033 116,341 162,692 2,082,191 165,100 414,508 225,143 189,365 2,381,730 188,848 434,979 250,198 184,781 2,715,044 219,791 421,801 243,211 178,590 2,924,077 253,435 317,233 143,648 173,585 3,040,567 278,737 305,074 129,484 175,590 435,280 40,188 85,893 27,217 58,676 495,921 46,265 94,089 31,559 62,530 526,220 51,546 78,868 19,746 59,122 550,549 53,645 88,147 34,126 54,021 563,719 60,887 82,780 37,742 45,038 584,375 67,389 89,388 36,045 53,343 269,653 1,974,702 1,443,996 86,495 211,989 131,978 173,843 89,249 84,594 144,011 111,850 221,738 69,670 292,422 530,706 181,874 55,191 293,641 401,094 2,260,705 1,676,386 99,291 268,864 151,282 202,214 102,200 100,014 168,215 127,478 247,014 77,570 334,458 584,319 198,571 64,125 321,623 455,379 2,550,178 1,889,888 108,890 312,477 172,656 225,015 110,416 114,599 177,166 150,578 271,867 81,765 389,474 660,290 225,181 71,328 363,781 459,824 2,896,812 2,202,782 124,797 441,694 175,579 260,902 123,306 137,596 203,185 184,239 291,695 80,104 440,587 694,030 240,306 77,217 376,507 372,457 3,122,288 2,366,955 130,524 485,724 184,183 269,369 132,006 137,363 212,707 185,311 320,218 86,047 492,872 755,333 254,030 86,019 415,284 358,582 3,265,796 2,460,756 132,725 462,532 188,958 282,048 145,862 136,186 222,674 184,501 340,814 101,601 544,903 805,040 272,857 96,141 436,042 35,014 526,347 444,676 10,440 1,910 56,270 136,416 68,575 67,841 37,967 21,615 72,513 22,105 85,440 81,671 7,456 1,030 73,185 41,186 595,089 505,289 11,654 2,260 64,865 161,282 83,137 78,145 43,804 26,151 80,371 23,507 91,395 89,800 8,231 1,127 80,442 30,571 626,063 526,071 10,019 2,342 53,669 178,854 93,297 85,557 47,629 24,822 82,575 23,304 102,857 99,992 9,193 1,329 89,470 44,254 648,087 542,471 9,717 2,561 50,627 190,676 99,494 91,182 40,615 26,617 89,455 22,506 109,697 105,616 9,764 2,079 93,773 49,791 657,595 547,787 8,287 2,088 45,481 200,149 106,732 93,417 42,153 26,206 90,949 21,580 110,894 109,808 10,278 2,525 97,005 46,760 694,392 580,021 8,410 2,246 50,525 203,396 110,214 93,182 45,656 25,562 101,113 22,463 120,650 114,371 In c o m e b y P la c e o f R e s id e n c e Farm income............................................................ Population (thousands)1.................................................. P er ca p ita perso nal incom e (d o lla rs )........................................ Derivation of total personal income: Total earnings by place of work...................................... less: Personal contributions for social insurance1.................. Equals: Net earnings by place of residence.......................... Plus: Transfer payments............................................... E a r n in g s b y P la c e o f W o r k Earnings by type: Nonfatm.............................................................. Earnings by industry: Agricultural services, forestry, fisheries, and other*.......... Transportation and public utilities.............................. Government and government enterprises.......................... State and local................................................... See footnotes at end of tables. 2,855 101,220 LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME METROPOLITAN AREAS 7 Table 4.— Personal Income for Metropolitan Areas of Alaska, Hawaii, and the Far West Region, 1978-83— Continued _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ffhousands of dollars]_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ C h ic o , C A ( M S A ) B re m e rto n , W A (M S A ) 1978 1980 1981 1982 1,042,405 1,190,401 1,338,857 1,379,927 1,466,023 982,400 60,005 1,137,275 53,126 1,275,201 63,656 1,337,278 42,649 1,425,765 40,258 1979 1983 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 Total personal in c o m e ........................................................................... 1,118,252 1,329,378 1,491,844 1,675,221 1,818,992 1,946,052 896,966 Nonfarm personal income.............................................. Farm Income............................................................ Population (thousands)1.................................................. 1,116,478 1,774 1,327,276 2,102 1,490,257 1,587 1,673,386 1,835 1,817,115 1,877 1,944,307 1,745 854,989 41,977 132.6 140.7 148.0 155,2 155.6 159.7 131.8 138.5 145.4 148.6 152.5 154.7 P er capita personal incom e (d o lla rs )................................................. 8,431 9,446 10,080 10,793 11,692 12,188 6,806 7,525 8,184 9,009 9,049 9,474 Derivation of total personal income.Total earnings by place of work...................................... Less: Personal contributions for social insurance2.................. Plus: Adjustment for residence........................................ Equals: Net earnings by place of residence.......................... Plus: Dividends, interest, and rent4 .................................. Plus: Transfer payments............................................... 794,226 46,318 48,485 796,393 142,663 179,196 898,264 53,672 109,012 953,604 174,849 200,925 961,789 57,674 138,376 1,042,491 207,482 241,871 1,035,727 63,920 158,709 1,130,516 261,077 283,628 1,133,384 71,825 154,493 1,216,052 290,711 312,229 1,265,765 80,010 125,494 1,311,249 302,564 332,239 542,481 31,046 12,593 524,028 183,743 189,195 619,718 35,831 13,694 597,581 228,412 216,412 682,447 37,115 13,292 658,624 274,630 257,147 724,538 44,531 14,068 694,075 343,315 301,467 711,880 47,697 16,971 681,154 360,277 338,496 766,702 52,239 16,812 731,275 374,043 360,705 Earnings by type: Wages and salaries..................................................... Other labor Income..................................................... Proprietors’ income5................................................... Farm................................................................. Nonfarm.............................................................. 706,740 31,434 56,052 1,365 54,687 803,517 34,335 60,412 1,598 58,814 865,899 39,589 56,301 1,019 55,282 943,616 45,736 46,375 1,306 45,069 1,041,246 54,067 38,071 1,245 36,826 1,157,595 63,197 44,973 1,186 43,787 416,166 38,928 87,387 18,326 69,061 469,356 43,862 106,500 32,583 73,917 540,864 50,374 91,209 21,641 69,568 582,111 54,376 88,051 28,618 59,433 593,278 61,149 57,453 6,581 50,872 627,353 69,336 70,013 7,357 62,656 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................................................... Military........................................................... State and local................................................... 1,774 792,452 306,829 11,020 1,556 58,408 27,839 4,511 23,328 22,816 10,507 66,943 25,577 82,163 485,623 329,188 86,746 69,689 2,102 896,162 349,517 11,373 1,418 61,916 30,312 5,260 25,052 25,417 12,091 75,142 29,044 102,804 546,645 369,351 95,321 81,973 1,587 960,202 374,576 (D) 0» 54,167 35,273 5,946 29,327 27,864 12,748 78,733 29,057 126,223 585,626 385,751 107,203 92,672 1,835 1,033,892 392,034 (D) (D) 39,322 38,849 6,433 32,416 31,186 13,898 87,596 24,939 147,793 641,858 391,063 149,821 100,974 1,877 1,131,507 395,816 5,356 2,065 33,354 37,754 7,061 30,693 31,398 13,757 90,681 24,001 157,450 735,691 455,985 176,864 102,842 1,745 1,264,020 431,345 5,004 1,345 38,746 42,683 7,795 34,888 30,390 13,600 97,012 28,229 174,336 832,675 537,106 178,032 117,537 41,977 500,504 384,947 (D) -123 (0) 60,742 15,918 44,824 44,601 24,411 83,677 25,225 101,376 115,557 7,702 1,397 106,458 60,005 559,713 439,451 (D) (L) (D) 67,163 19,065 48,098 49,752 27,992 97,886 27,411 116,139 120,262 8,406 1,494 110,362 53,126 629,321 488,448 10,356 -66 43,011 75,511 25,640 49,871 55,447 33,901 106,824 30,324 133,140 140,873 10,907 1,752 128,214 63,656 660,882 510,116 12,489 -109 34,909 79,428 27,499 51,929 62,219 34,552 112,277 25,461 148,890 150,766 11,489 1,810 137,467 42,649 669,231 512,839 12,708 -781 30,566 68,996 26,270 42,726 69,546 35,100 106,311 27,077 163,316 156,392 11,664 2,167 142,561 40,258 726,444 568,546 (D) (0) 33,392 81,162 27,095 54,067 80,366 (D) 115,158 31,308 181,129 157,898 11,830 2,386 143,682 I n c o m e b y P l a c e o f R e s id e n c e E a r n in g s b y P la c e o f W o r k E u g e n e — S p r in g fie ld , O R ( M S A ) F re s n o , C A (M S A ) 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 Total personal in c o m e ........................................................................... 1,922,607 2,164,905 2,322,941 2,482,745 2,468,509 2,611,682 3,739,366 4,420,574 5,018,530 5,501,487 5,661,018 5,957,907 Nonfarm personal Income.............................................. Farm income............................................................ 1,907,584 15,023 2,145,072 19,833 2,308,539 14,402 2,467,139 15,606 2,456,910 11,599 2,603,997 7,685 3,387,206 352,160 3,908,459 512,115 4,428,986 589,544 4,925,729 575,758 5,168,775 492,243 Population (thousands)1.................................................. 260.2 267.8 276,0 277.1 272.0 268.5 497.6 506.3 517.1 526.4 537.0 5,491,932 465,975 545.5 Per capita personal incom e (d o lla rs )................................................. 7,388 8,083 8,415 8,959 9,075 9,726 7,515 8,731 9,706 10,451 10,542 10,922 Derivation of total personal Income: Total earnings by place of work...................................... Less: Personal contributions for social insurance1.................. Plus: Adjustment for residence........................................ Equals: Net earnings by place of residence.......................... Plus: Dividends, interest, and rent*................................... Plus: Transfer payments............................................... 1,460,149 83,287 17,671 1,394,533 277,803 250,271 1,620,392 96,531 19,809 1,543,670 339,745 281,490 1,665,309 101,438 21,015 1,584,886 397,562 340,493 1,693,144 110,668 19,008 1,601,484 488,098 393,163 1,610,162 108,906 20,915 1,522,171 508,850 437,488 1,714,411 116,756 24,252 1,621,907 525,423 464,352 2,834,227 145,111 -26,873 2,662,243 547,843 529,280 3,368,068 172,508 -36,197 3,159,363 675,465 585,746 3,714,461 177,079 -44,090 3,493,292 825,801 699,437 3,907,575 212,511 -41,887 3,653,177 1,042,988 805,322 3,906,272 227,405 -41,269 3,637,598 1,122,643 900,777 4,096,248 244,603 -37,052 3,814,593 1,168,541 974,773 1,223,303 103,513 133,333 8,673 124,660 1,359,766 113,127 147,499 13,833 133,666 1,410,705 120,357 134,247 7,753 126,494 1,451,052 120,166 121,926 8,823 113,103 1,382,839 123,485 103,838 3,629 100,209 1,455,603 139,650 119,158 502 118,656 2,246,264 194,117 393,846 136,829 257,017 2,616,404 222,296 529,368 253,570 275,798 2,897,574 249,522 567,365 305,018 262,347 3,101,310 268,272 537,993 287,474 250,519 3,209,786 299,767 396,719 174,505 222,214 3,363,605 327,729 404,914 144,075 260,839 15,023 1,445,126 1,192,785 8,218 3,876 118,668 397,319 56,020 341,299 100,173 94,213 183,164 61,813 225,341 252,341 35,629 3,814 212,898 19,833 1,600,559 1,321,409 8,896 5,765 130,409 430,496 60,748 369,748 113,488 105,126 198,951 70,673 257,605 279,150 40,113 3,971 235,066 14,402 1,650,907 1,350,143 8,943 5,227 113,212 429,612 66,928 362,684 118,858 111,012 203,466 72,038 287,775 300,764 45,129 4,536 251,099 15,606 1,677,538 1,345,257 9,501 4,465 98,911 428,394 75,587 352,807 121,259 103,119 210,101 62,450 307,057 332,281 49,777 4,293 278,211 11,599 1,598,563 1,267,108 8,842 3,761 75,365 393,867 79,443 314,424 117,121 95,150 201,761 54,445 316,796 331,455 51,307 5,192 274,956 7,685 1,706,726 1,360,862 11,654 4,538 72,196 428,511 85,041 343,470 123,418 98,615 223,361 58,074 340,495 345,864 53,984 6,305 285,575 352,160 2,482,067 1,975,518 107,235 14,627 203,139 347,361 176,246 171,115 188,651 200,864 323,333 156,231 434,077 506,549 107,135 5,007 394,407 512,115 2,855,953 2,293,876 (D) (0) 264,114 389,267 194,578 194,689 221,095 232,727 360,497 179,944 503,832 562,077 117,651 5,300 439,126 589,544 3,124,917 2,489,506 140,042 20,613 259,727 416,894 211,297 205,597 247,861 255,174 384,758 193,582 570,855 635,411 135,733 6,088 493,590 575,758 3,331,817 2,656,287 166,793 23,749 240,155 437,236 223,911 213,325 275,817 277,230 400,201 198,447 636,659 675,530 147,985 8,113 519,432 492,243 3,414,029 2,702,180 180,572 30,876 206,836 440,123 229,625 210,498 280,210 268,095 405,199 201,039 689,230 711,849 152,487 9,418 549,944 465,975 3,630,273 2,881,639 185,049 25,564 228,588 452,788 243,822 208,966 295,008 275,037 434,758 234,330 750,517 748,634 161,717 9,937 576,980 I n c o m e b y P l a c e o f R e s id e n c e E a r n in g s b y P la c e o f W o r k Earnings by type: Wages and salaries..................................................... Other labor income..................................................... 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 estate............................ Services........................................................... Government and government enterprises.......................... Federal, civilian................................................... Military............................................................ State and local................................................... See footnotes at end of tables. LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME 8 METROPOLITAN AREAS Table 4.— Personal Income for Metropolitan Areas of Alaska, Hawaii, and the Far West Region, 1978-83— Continued _______________________________________________ [Thousands of dollars!_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ H o n o lu lu , H I ( M S A ) L a s V e g a s, N V (M S A ) 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 6,434,582 6,387,113 47,469 7,162,442 7,108,065 54,377 8,028,466 7,965,362 63,104 8,939,870 8,880,504 59,366 9,452,986 9,382,442 70,544 P er capita personal incom e (d o lla rs)................................................. 740.5 8,689 753.4 9,506 764.8 10,498 770.9 11,596 Derivation of total personal income: Total earnings by place of work...................................... Less: Personal contributions for social insurance2.................. Plus: Adjustment for residence........................................ Equals: Net earnings by place of residence.......................... Plus: Dividends, interest, and rent4 .................................. Plus: Transfer payments............................................... 5,061,394 295,958 2,748 4,768,184 930,263 736,135 5,576,896 341,102 3,195 5,238,989 1,108,652 814,801 6,176,426 380,518 5,058 5,800,966 1,280,666 946,834 Earnings by type: Wages and salaries..................................................... Other labor income..................................................... Proprietors' income5.................................................... Farm................................................................. Nonfarm.............................................................. 4,545,921 295,061 220,412 4,073 216,339 5,016,803 321,521 238,572 3,524 235,048 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 estate............................ Services........................................................... Government and government enterprises.......................... Federal, civilian................................................... Military........................................................... State and local................................................... 47,469 5,013,925 3,166,195 17,053 (L) 350,890 240,848 171,003 69,845 452,894 233,382 565,925 367,080 938,083 1,847,730 544,124 717,681 585,925 54,377 5,522,519 3,607,655 19,707 71 426,496 262,475 184,378 78,097 518,429 261,263 631,287 411,596 1,076,331 1,914,864 578,212 737,541 599,111 1978 1979 1983 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 10,143,226 10,073,995 69,231 3,525,394 3,520,904 4,490 4,165,186 4,160,341 4,845 4,843,211 4,837,343 5,868 5,875,927 5,868,835 7,092 6,274,367 6,267,450 6,917 781.0 12,104 798.9 12,697 412.9 8,538 441.4 9,437 466.8 10,375 5,559,727 5,552,919 6,808 491.1 11,322 509.9 11,524 520.6 12,052 6,716,936 427,572 5,459 6,294,823 1,554,642 1,090,405 7,075,967 461,000 6,398 6,621,365 1,640,964 1,190,657 7,576,275 495,649 6,545 7,087,171 1,763,725 1,292,330 2,802,013 124,809 -14,142 2,663,062 458,657 403,675 3,286,092 150,584 -27,239 3,108,269 578,788 478,129 3,756,364 171,688 -24,048 3,560,628 699,923 582,660 4,207,394 208,204 -19,400 3,979,790 877,620 702,317 4,335,510 218,447 -878 4,116,185 974,620 785,122 4,633,246 235,886 -9,768 4,387,592 1,013,250 873,525 5,585,973 373,095 217,358 1,758 215,600 6,012,151 418,168 286,617 1,518 285,099 6,395,360 487,885 192,722 1,381 191,341 6,784,162 542,598 249,515 2,016 247,499 2,523,347 130,609 148,057 2,316 145,741 2,970,229 151,859 164,004 2,509 161,495 3,422,901 179,373 154,090 3,382 150,708 3,871,097 206,501 129,796 4,292 125,504 4,001,913 242,410 91,187 4,108 87,079 4,252,876 275,462 104,908 4,002 100,906 63,104 6,113,322 3,983,284 19,976 50 458,893 286,339 205,348 80,991 588,646 287,765 688,661 442,164 1,210,790 2,130,038 640,952 807,901 681,185 59,366 6,657,570 4,345,058 (D) (D) 454,741 306,117 225,066 81,051 627,079 302,253 748,136 535,637 1,347,793 2,312,512 692,486 909,333 710,693 70,544 7,005,423 4,418,206 19,798 200 402,720 314,555 234,120 80,435 659,960 324,077 783,063 481,823 1,432,010 2,587,217 766,460 1,041,141 779,616 69,231 7,507,044 4,754,003 (D) (D) 453,031 327,343 243,245 84,098 657,568 335,448 816,229 554,713 1,584,206 2,753,041 823,432 1,110,450 819,159 4,490 2,797,523 2,351,943 (D) (D) 297,652 106,310 39,333 66,977 230,886 90,475 338,483 127,295 1,156,224 445,580 82,593 102,506 260,481 4,845 3,281,247 2,786,302 (D) (D) 345,151 127,126 44,237 82,889 262,248 109,148 400,202 164,771 1,368,731 494,945 87,333 107,909 299,703 5,868 3,750,496 3,178,764 9,104 3,006 356,462 138,316 49,274 89,042 300,180 122,687 443,439 182,157 1,623,413 571,732 98,653 129,898 343,181 6,808 4,200,586 3,537,264 10,691 4,435 413,995 160,002 58,090 101,912 337,642 136,073 498,903 180,104 1,795,419 663,322 109,255 155,606 398,461 7,092 4,328,418 3,575,847 12,216 -10,329 352,317 153,260 62,083 91,177 362,433 141,124 492,660 176,860 1,895,306 752,571 120,123 179,720 452,728 6,917 4,626,329 3,810,591 12,159 -1,058 348,947 168,547 69,645 98,902 399,581 149,097 506,918 202,447 2,023,953 815,738 130,908 205,752 479,078 1983 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 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 income.............................................. Farm income............................................................ Population (thousands)1.................................................. E a r n in g s b y P la c e o f W o r k L o s A n g e le s — L o n g B e a c h , C A ( P M S A ) 1980 1981 1982 M e d fo r d , O R ( M S A ) In c o m e b y P la c e o f R e s id e n c e 65,663,541 65,535,473 128,068 74,181,195 74,048,444 132,751 83,206,280 83,049,972 156,308 92,678,558 92,515,472 163,086 98,202,753 98,049,231 153,522 104,895,770 104,741,989 153,781 869,082 850,481 18,601 983,466 958,911 24,555 1,088,684 1,060,169 28,515 1,165,537 1,143,351 22,186 1,186,739 1,166,153 20,586 1,274,350 1,253,132 21,218 P er capita personal incom e (d o lla rs )................................................. 7,351.8 8,932 7,401.0 10,023 7,492.0 11,106 7,575.4 12,234 7,699.6 12,754 7,818.3 13,417 126.4 6,874 129.9 7,570 132.7 8,206 134.7 8,652 134.8 8,805 134.1 9,500 Derivation of total personal income: Total earnings by place of work...................................... Less: Personal contributions for social insurance2.................. Plus: Adjustment for residence........................................ Equals: Net earnings by place of residence.......................... Plus: Dividends, interest, and rent4.................................. Plus: Transfer payments................ . ............................. 56,324,903 3,167,015 -5,626,701 47,531,187 10,061,314 8,071,040 63,768,068 3,728,372 -6,817,436 53,222,260 12,236,144 8,722,791 70,454,172 3,926,011 -7,643,615 58,884,546 14,165,775 10,155,959 76,986,601 4,783,204 -8,362,712 63,840,685 17,281,608 11,556,265 80,142,523 5,115,852 -8,557,130 66,469,541 18,863,069 12,870,143 85,961,837 5,571,899 -9,052,872 71,337,066 19,623,072 13,935,632 610,654 34,898 10,589 586,345 140,205 142,532 679,628 40,416 11,257 650,469 172,442 160,555 723,363 43,739 10,709 690,333 206,484 191,867 722,328 47,353 11,508 686,483 256,639 222,415 703,647 47,704 10,977 666,920 270,716 249,103 774,808 52,654 10,980 733,134 278,800 262,416 Earnings by type: Wages and salaries..................................................... Other labor income..................................................... Proprietors’ income5.................................................... Farm................................................................. Nonfarm.................................................. . .......... 47,740,324 4,574,452 4,010,127 28,280 3,981,847 54,371,601 5,190,435 4,206,032 19,522 4,186,510 60,577,599 5,866,969 4,009,604 35,042 3,974,562 67,082,284 6,435,601 3,468,716 34,114 3,434,602 70,150,988 7,113,728 2,877,807 22,303 2,855,504 74,478,687 7,919,722 3,563,428 21,317 3,542,111 493,219 42,312 75,123 11,205 63,918 548,650 46,694 84,284 17,558 66,726 588,495 50,952 83,916 20,771 63,145 598,739 51,404 72,185 14,286 57,899 587,487 54,363 61,797 11,260 50,537 637,936 64,370 72,502 12,856 59,646 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 estate............................ Services........................................................... Government and government enterprises.......................... Federal, civilian................................................... Military............................................................ State and local................................................... 128,068 56,196,835 48,822,404 124,330 278,209 2,494,395 15,024,777 4,421,676 10,603,101 4,260,118 4,676,496 5,563,178 3,935,541 12,465,360 7,374,431 1,353,474 210,928 5,810,029 132,751 63,635,317 55,785,863 139,092 338,789 2,909,999 17,240,054 4,872,272 12,367,782 4,788,482 5,327,521 6,182,160 4,486,085 14,373,681 7,849,454 1,420,797 191,650 6,237,007 156,308 70,297,864 61,784,863 152,413 408,639 3,250,402 19,136,914 5,320,455 13,816,459 5,231,227 5,897,085 6,626,483 4,857,279 16,224,421 8,513,001 1,574,064 213,842 6,725,095 163,086 76,823,515 67,563,599 171,966 503,840 3,594,320 20,922,623 5,825,195 15,097,428 5,700,638 6,379,410 7,191,477 4,996,132 18,103,193 9,259,916 1,730,638 273,814 7,255,464 153,522 79,989,001 70,154,527 173,634 554,747 3,258,605 21,327,081 5,988,185 15,338,896 6,027,701 6,614,431 7,450,305 5,070,830 19,677,193 9,834,474 1,807,281 332,573 7,694,620 153,781 85,808,056 75,374,030 180,043 517,272 3,170,449 22,486,190 6,365,468 16,120,722 6,391,063 6,979,959 7,895,097 5,969,103 21,784,854 10,434,026 1,920,529 394,707 8,118,790 18,601 592,053 486,838 7,403 1,410 49,353 141,993 17,925 124,068 42,199 36,257 93,971 21,686 92,566 105,215 26,410 1,408 77,397 24,555 655,073 539,589 6,809 1,283 54,201 157,579 21,346 136,233 49,001 39,700 100,813 25,184 105,019 115,484 29,258 1,509 84,717 28,515 694,848 565,193 5,310 1,669 53,114 156,647 24,538 132,109 53,544 42,121 105,801 26,660 120,327 129,655 34,003 1,756 93,896 22,186 700,142 562,579 5,455 1,707 34,288 156,221 25,881 130,340 53,173 43,562 110,734 24,949 132,490 137,563 35,339 1,578 100,646 20,586 683,061 541,051 4,778 1,311 27,221 141,442 26,365 115,077 53,532 40,719 108,920 24,953 138,175 142,010 36,560 1,979 103,471 21,218 753,590 608,669 5,445 1,309 30,076 175,485 29,150 146,335 58,059 39,952 119,403 27,581 151,359 144,921 38,563 2,462 103,896 Total personal in c o m e ........................................................................... Nonfarm personal income............................................. Farm income............................................................ Population (thousands)1.................................................. E a r n in g s b y P la c e o f W o r k See footnotes at end of tables. LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME METROPOLITAN AREAS 9 Table 4.— Personal Income for Metropolitan Areas of Alaska, Hawaii, and the Far West Region, 1978-83— Continued [Thousands of dollars] O a k la n d , C A (P M S A ) M o d e s to , C A (M S A ) 1978 1979 1981 1980 1982 1983 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1,923,799 2,229,338 2,501,167 2,780,635 2,935,048 3,066,986 16,461,318 18,587,910 21,070,132 23,586,770 25,127,814 27,301,931 1,747,372 176,427 2,013,460 215,878 2,266,566 234,601 2,555,035 225,600 2,711,543 223,505 2,869,364 197,622 16,400,742 60,576 18,521,181 66,729 21,005,832 64,300 23,524,229 62,541 25,059,987 67,827 27,238,064 63,867 I n c o m e b y P l a c e o f R e s id e n c e Nonfarm personal income.............................................. Farm income............................................................ Population (thousands)1.................................................. 247.3 260.9 268.3 275.4 281.2 287.0 1,729.8 1,742.1 1,765.9 1,795.2 1,821.2 1,863.3 P er capita personal incom e (d o lla r s )................................................. 7,780 8,544 9,321 10,095 10,438 10,687 9,516 10,670 11,932 13,139 13,798 14,653 1,355,893 68,780 50,609 1,337,722 291,670 294,407 1,553,523 80,793 67,930 1,540,660 359,419 329,259 1,676,444 82,102 76,965 1,671,307 436,516 393,344 1,805,231 101,250 76,196 1,780,177 548,482 451,976 1,856,567 109,087 84,414 1,831,894 595,116 508,038 1,930,328 117,134 88,650 1,901,844 619,211 545,931 11,081,163 635,468 1,481,549 11,927,244 2,506,126 2,027,948 12,294,964 730,460 1,747,909 13,312,413 3,024,552 2,250,945 13,524,069 754,582 2,128,353 14,897,840 3,539,749 2,632,543 14,569,728 912,893 2,581,123 16,237,958 4,341,480 3,007,332 15,274,955 990,104 2,885,848 17,170,699 4,637,666 3,319,449 16,649,091 1,091,648 3,367,539 18,924,982 4,822,468 3,554,481 1,035,765 97,637 222,491 98,150 124,341 1,186,224 111,502 255,797 124,247 131,550 1,299,445 122,451 254,548 126,334 128,214 1,438,717 135,980 230,534 113,454 117,080 1,492,618 151,367 212,582 106,435 106,147 1,549,331 167,025 213,972 90,729 123,243 9,314,438 822,304 944,421 22,081 922,340 10,364,949 911,871 1,018,144 21,406 996,738 11,517,098 1,015,767 991,204 14,484 976,720 12,631,054 1,103,946 834,728 10,974 823,754 13,296,189 1,248,541 730,225 13,739 716,486 14,354,272 1,415,836 878,983 12,673 866,310 176,427 1,179,466 988,626 27,348 2,123 94,122 311,468 238,399 73,069 63,700 63,666 168,037 44,621 213,541 190,840 11,546 2,138 177,156 215,878 1,337,645 1,131,262 32,032 1,689 112,609 356,346 268,085 88,261 72,078 70,745 190,460 53,403 241,900 206,383 12,188 2,330 191,865 234,601 1,441,843 1,214,525 33,796 1,495 114,282 381,152 284,280 96,872 79,172 78,493 196,881 54,656 274,598 227,318 14,503 2,739 210,076 225,600 1,579,631 1,330,309 38,425 894 116,273 425,323 319,478 105,845 86,762 88,319 207,123 50,344 316,846 249,322 16,381 3,757 229,184 223,505 1,633,062 1,359,765 40,044 954 86,380 448,378 342,434 105,944 91,477 90,317 212,280 49,271 340,664 273,297 17,712 4,442 251,143 197,622 1,732,706 1,453,423 41,937 595 95,436 477,734 362,172 115,562 98,198 89,757 229,413 61,144 359,209 279,283 18,844 4,664 255,775 60,576 11,020,587 8,710,128 31,588 23,984 782,254 2,314,734 946,153 1,368,581 908,909 721,337 1,367,580 593,008 1,966,734 2,310,459 521,678 132,917 1,655,864 66,729 12,228,235 9,725,904 (D) 27,802 (D) 2,538,291 1,046,457 1,491,834 1,006,042 782,177 1,505,981 660,802 (D) 2,502,331 542,311 155,426 1,804,594 64,300 13,459,769 10,668,392 (0) (D) 62,541 14,507,187 11,424,000 (0) (0) 1,037,043 2,885,247 1,253,612 1,631,635 1,236,329 940,415 1,730,447 638,597 2,867,743 3,083,187 680,172 234,840 2,168,175 67,827 15,207,128 11,898,360 52,986 60,756 1,048,163 2,854,099 1,390,772 1,463,327 1,290,283 987,075 1,832,476 652,404 3,120,118 3,308,768 714,990 302,552 2,291,226 63,867 16,585,224 13,037,386 59,791 66,401 1,156,170 3,016,166 1,520,551 1,495,615 1,384,204 1,060,387 2,004,930 822,104 3,467,233 3,547,838 760,787 390,975 2,396,076 1983 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 Derivation of total personal Income: Total earnings by place of work...................................... Less: Personal contributions for social insurance*.................. Equals: Net earnings by place of residence.......................... Plus: Dividends, interest, and rent4 .................................. Plus-. Transfer payments............................................... E a r n in g s b y P la c e o f W o r k Earnings by type: Other labor income..................................................... Proprietors’ income5................................................... Farm................................................................. Nonfarm.............................................................. Earnings by industry: Farm..................................................................... Private............................................................... Agricultural services, forestry, fisheries, and other6 .......... Mining............................................................ Construction...................................................... Manufacturing................................................... Nondurable goods............................................. Durable goods................................................ Transportation and public utilities.............................. Retail trade....................................................... Finance, insurance, and real estate............................ Services........................................................... Government and government enterprises.......................... Federal, civilian................................................... Military............................................................ State and local................................................... (0 ) 2,791,377 609,409 170,552 2,011,416 O x n a rd — V e n tu ra , C A (P M S A ) O ly m p ia , W A ( M S A ) 1978 (0 ) 2,708,351 1,155,957 1,552,394 1,138,986 849,978 1,641,326 712,685 1979 1980 1981 1982 I n c o m e b y P l a c e o f R e s id e n c e Total personal in c o m e ........................................................................... 946,897 1,124,803 1,271,542 1,425,146 1,475,217 1,554,506 4,198,580 4,862,505 5,635,262 6,418,590 6,884,956 7,364,765 Nonfarm personal income.............................................. Farm income............................................................ 933,005 13,892 1,107,471 17,332 1,258,863 12,679 1,410,686 14,460 1,460,599 14,618 1,542,410 12,096 4,688,955 173,550 512.2 5,463,445 171,817 6,701,418 183,538 559.8 7,187,193 177,572 575.5 Population (thousands)1.................................................. 112.8 119.2 125.4 130.1 133.1 136.8 3,992,987 205,593 494.1 534.6 6,249,809 168,781 545.1 Per capita personal incom e (d o lla rs )................................................. 8,396 9,438 10,141 10,951 11,082 11,367 8,498 9,494 10,542 11,774 12,298 12,796 Derivation of total personal income: Total earnings by place of work...................................... Less: Personal contributions for social insurance2.................. Plus: Adjustment for residence........................................ Equals: Net earnings by place of residence.......................... Plus: Dividends, interest, and rent4.................................. Plus: Transfer payments............................................... 608,129 33,523 103,883 678,489 133,745 134,663 679,802 38,246 163,335 804,891 164,406 155,506 738,914 42,823 190,806 886,897 195,224 189,421 794,095 47,982 212,992 959,105 245,654 220,387 783,238 48,909 225,987 960,316 266,092 248,809 850,411 53,367 212,499 1,009,543 275,975 268,988 2,340,145 125,445 944,656 3,159,356 557,884 481,340 2,583,682 146,100 1,191,653 3,629,235 692,453 540,817 2,901,915 154,416 1,407,391 4,154,890 841,229 639,143 3,197,649 190,899 1,610,831 4,617,581 1,058,716 742,293 3,486,993 215,415 1,606,615 4,878,193 1,170,359 836,404 3,758,375 235,315 1,727,318 5,250,378 1,215,533 898,854 Earnings by type: Wages and salaries..................................................... Other labor income..................................................... Proprietors’ income5.................................................... Farm................................................................. Nonfarm.............................................................. 512,651 28,132 67,346 9,051 58,295 574,218 31,751 73,833 11,355 62,478 638,692 35,876 64,346 5,959 58,387 693,026 40,208 60,861 8,174 52,687 687,514 45,181 50,543 7,138 43,405 741,345 51,970 57,096 5,449 51,647 1,904,403 154,415 281,327 100,326 181,001 2,152,058 174,104 257,520 54,414 203,106 2,457,833 202,982 241,100 41,100 200,000 2,734,122 228,292 235,235 38,081 197,154 2,994,003 269,974 223,016 37,554 185,462 3,214,946 306,090 237,339 33,074 204,265 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................................................... Military........................................................... State and local................................................... 13,892 594,237 344,038 6,354 416 50,425 67,414 30,820 36,594 25,190 18,048 67,454 23,785 84,952 250,199 12,137 2,017 236,045 17,332 662,470 378,382 (») (D) 49,563 73,724 32,534 41,190 28,675 20,556 75,784 26,380 95,712 284,088 13,299 2,102 268,687 12,679 726,235 400,974 8,917 742 45,200 73,382 34,972 38,410 32,007 21,891 81,865 26,735 110,235 325,261 15,673 2,455 307,133 14,460 779,635 425,215 7,922 667 42,157 74,221 37,039 37,182 33,730 22,765 90,276 27,644 125,833 354,420 15,857 4,052 334,511 14,618 768,620 420,246 7,543 831 32,355 72,779 37,315 35,464 35,258 23,886 93,719 27,629 126,246 348,374 16,685 4,747 326,942 12,096 838,315 450,400 8,140 1,033 38,583 77,418 38,879 38,539 34,957 24,122 98,458 30,310 137,379 387,915 17,684 5,750 364,481 205,593 2,134,552 1,522,203 44,386 52,354 143,615 339,944 102,604 237,340 113,944 98,362 255,149 90,218 384,231 612,349 191,046 76,325 344,978 173,550 2,410,132 1,762,390 47,439 64,159 184,562 405,240 117,289 287,951 129,312 98,508 285,338 100,614 447,218 647,742 201,299 83,993 362,450 171,817 2,730,098 2,002,231 54,932 75,628 194,090 474,456 129,378 345,078 141,880 122,532 314,355 110,862 513,496 727,867 226,167 95,606 406,094 168,781 3,028,868 2,227,352 62,904 97,158 183,983 543,158 144,587 398,571 160,234 136,674 337,364 119,601 586,276 801,516 240,917 114,289 446,310 183,538 3,303,455 2,436,191 62,964 120,714 151,512 616,900 155,840 461,060 171,617 141,544 365,438 155,564 649,938 867,264 253,636 126,710 486,918 177,572 3,580,803 2,676,947 66,186 123,023 171,332 652,161 152,905 499,256 189,718 164,040 407,262 190,669 712,556 903,856 269,910 139,223 494,723 E a r n in g s b y P la c e o f W o r k See footnotes at end of tables. LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME 10 METROPOLITAN AREAS Table 4.— Personal Income for Metropolitan Areas of Alaska, Hawaii, and the Far West Region, 1978-83— Continued [Thousands of dollars] Redding, CA (M SA) Portland, OR (PM SA) 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 Incom e by Place o f Residence 9,371,882 9,283,625 88,257 10,677,372 10,564,287 113,085 11,846,800 11,741,529 105,271 12,853,483 12,748,364 105,119 13,198,561 13,087,518 111,043 13,854,707 13,748,539 106,168 777,894 767,411 10,483 901,441 889,553 11,888 1,004,926 988,887 16,039 1,084,589 1,067,714 16,875 1,146,396 1,130,546 15,850 1,214,206 1,199,237 14,969 P er capita personal incom e (d o lla rs)................................................. 1,056.4 8,872 1,082.8 9,861 1,107.1 10,701 1,121.8 11,458 1,129.2 11,688 1,129.4 12,268 103.6 7,511 112.2 8,034 117.4 8,563 120.6 8,993 121.9 9,405 124.6 9,744 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............................................... 7,662,524 439,782 -323,805 6,898,937 1,358,483 1,114,462 8,760,966 526,089 -427,078 7,807,799 1,635,503 1,234,070 9,545,921 583,579 -497,633 8,464,709 1,940,145 1,441,946 9,953,403 656,557 -506,704 8,790,142 2,392,149 1,671,192 9,994,733 672,641 -543,491 8,778,601 2,523,561 1,896,399 10,415,309 706,404 -515,767 9,193,138 2,608,307 2,053,262 538,268 30,757 12,623 520,134 124,458 133,302 609,860 36,051 12,968 586,777 157,170 157,494 653,097 36,286 13,267 630,078 182,840 192,008 660,843 41,574 14,135 633,404 224,947 226,238 682,093 45,073 13,279 650,299 245,498 250,599 727,400 48,613 15,043 693,830 254,611 265,765 Earnings by type: Wages and salaries..................................................... Other labor income..................................................... Proprietors’ income5.................................................... Farm................................................................. Nonfarm.............................................................. 6,365,377 579,682 717,465 54,026 663,439 7,310,453 662,452 788,061 80,713 707,348 8,042,041 748,298 755,582 69,422 686,160 8,505,064 773,840 674,499 68,547 605,952 8,576,109 833,529 585,095 67,944 517,151 8,807,823 906,220 701,266 67,449 633,817 431,009 37,302 69,957 5,240 64,717 490,265 41,809 77,786 6,067 71,719 532,596 45,481 75,020 8,743 66,277 547,608 48,240 64,995 8,521 56,474 571,497 55,128 55,468 6,569 48,899 600,196 61,889 65,315 6,730 58,585 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................................................... Military........................................................... State and local................................................ . 88,257 7,574,267 6,558,966 (D) (D) 557,669 1,781,666 428,083 1,353,583 673,485 788,069 851,827 559,823 1,300,561 1,015,301 254,608 29,211 731,482 113,085 8,647,881 7,538,092 (D) (D) 657,934 2,085,824 482,884 1,602,940 776,405 896,564 950,051 634,584 1,486,737 1,109,789 274,275 28,541 806,973 105,271 9,440,650 8,226,986 (9) (0) 652,471 2,291,116 522,076 1,769,040 874,405 983,750 1,011,048 672,745 1,686,622 1,213,664 299,317 30,821 883,526 105,119 9,848,284 8,522,310 (0) (0) 563,308 2,344,467 555,610 1,788,857 934,770 1,035,535 1,058,624 679,494 1,847,864 1,325,974 330,339 23,364 972,271 111,043 9,883,690 8,473,974 37,983 19,818 466,610 2,290,139 567,138 1,723,001 955,833 1,022,033 1,062,861 662,401 1,956,296 1,409,716 347,123 32,751 1,029,842 106,168 10,309,141 8,838,639 42,754 18,188 442,260 2,280,841 598,299 1,682,542 1,002,033 1,069,841 1,128,113 723,169 2,131,440 1,470,502 368,871 29,685 1,071,946 10,483 527,785 414,264 (D) (0) 53,151 90,703 24,624 66,079 48,786 25,510 75,677 20,952 93,060 113,521 19,687 816 93,018 11,888 597,972 476,113 (D) (D) 65,174 96,344 27,607 68,737 56,772 30,343 85,364 22,920 110,457 121,859 20,819 916 100,124 16,039 637,058 496,095 5,411 4,296 58,527 93,990 29,666 64,324 62,250 31,430 92,244 24,230 123,717 140,963 24,896 1,093 114,974 16,875 643,968 499,546 5,434 2,373 49,066 96,208 33,250 62,958 66,631 32,403 95,487 20,265 131,679 144,422 25,983 1,557 116,882 15,850 666,243 511,529 (D) (0) 45,526 104,452 39,216 65,236 69,356 32,522 92,727 20,732 140,567 154,714 26,193 1,847 126,674 14,969 712,431 552,433 (D) (0) 48,935 116,613 38,071 78,542 73,567 37,676 96,181 21,993 151,059 159,998 27,187 1,896 130,915 T o tal personal in c o m e ........................................................................... Nonfarm personal income.............................................. Farm income............................................................ Population (thousands)'.................................................. Earnings by Place o f W ork Richland— Kennewick— Pasco, W A (M SA) Reno, NV (M SA) 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1,857,470 1,854,304 3,166 2,167,832 2,163,061 4,771 2,427,610 2,422,481 5,129 2,694,551 2,690,297 4,254 2,798,926 2,794,844 4,082 2,958,059 2,953,808 4,251 1,186,051 1,111,203 74,848 1,370,988 1,309,004 61,984 1,515,494 1,432,167 83,327 1,809,978 1,710,114 99,864 1,847,675 1,743,518 104,157 1,863,717 1,760,748 102,969 P er capita personal incom e (d o lla rs )................................................. 177.6 10,461 187.2 11,581 195.0 12,452 201.2 13,389 207.8 13,469 209.4 14,125 129.2 9,179 137.9 9,940 146.0 10,377 148.8 12,165 153.4 12,045 150.8 12,358 Derivation of total personal income: Total earnings by place of work...................................... Less: Personal contributions for social insurance2.................. Plus: Adjustment for residence........................................ Equals: Net earnings by place ot residence.......................... Plus: Dividends, interest, and rent4 .................................. Plus: Transfer payments............................................... 1,477,231 64,227 -61,165 1,351,839 317,345 188,286 1,731,661 77,285 -94,639 1,559,737 394,151 213,944 1,903,409 84,431 -100,169 1,718,809 457,147 251,654 2,031,301 97,428 -93,814 1,840,059 557,600 296,892 2,067,964 100,961 -104,408 1,862,595 606,473 329,858 2,174,916 107,819 -106,902 1,960,195 630,966 366,898 1,028,238 54,380 -13,850 960,008 125,371 100,672 1,182,834 66,757 -14,511 1,101,566 153,936 115,486 1,266,774 71,203 -9,693 1,185.878 183,840 145,776 1,549,485 94,046 -46,972 1,408,467 233,553 167,958 1,520,877 93,192 -41,260 1,386,425 255,958 205,292 1,486,944 91,387 -20,623 1,374,934 266,792 221,991 Earnings by type: Wages and salaries..................................................... Other labor income..................................................... Proprietors’ income5 ................................................... Farm................................................................. Nonlarm.............................................................. 1,285,330 81,315 110,586 1,942 108,644 1,518,026 96,051 117,584 3,459 114,125 1,685,917 109,301 108,191 3,733 104,458 1,834,245 122,464 74,592 2,823 71,769 1,882,630 141,979 43,355 2,402 40,953 1,961,280 157,738 55,898 2,600 53,298 866,769 52,983 108,486 45,640 62,846 1,029,154 62,520 91,160 26,062 65,098 1,094,256 69,520 102,998 43,044 59,954 1,349,419 82,943 117,123 61,930 55,193 1,321,585 93,102 106,190 59,159 47,031 1,265,920 101,624 119,400 62,755 56,645 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................................................... Military........................................................... State and local................................................... 3,166 1,474,065 1,269,582 5,235 5,611 183,234 119,873 37,752 82,121 132,263 79,998 165,718 96,337 481,313 204,483 47,228 2,033 155,222 4,771 1,726,890 1,496,717 6,457 10,252 184,869 139,637 42,610 97,027 168,056 97,923 202,846 110,578 576,099 230,173 52,358 2,230 175,585 5,129 1,898,280 1,632,257 9,277 15,483 190,338 150,002 45,285 104,717 186,913 114,196 216,318 114,297 635,433 266,023 57,405 2,694 205,924 4,254 2,027,047 1,730,452 9,434 16,440 182,262 170,042 48,440 121,602 205,131 133,140 228,775 100,372 684,856 296,595 62,479 2,676 231,440 4,082 2,063,882 1,741,735 7,896 -743 152,623 174,116 50,990 123,126 218,763 134,483 232,522 100,044 722,031 322,147 66,223 3,214 252,710 4,251 2,170,665 1,829,694 10,537 9 364 149,179 176,666 51,315 125,351 227,774 137,934 242,606 115,104 760,530 340,971 73,596 4,197 263,178 74,848 953,390 830,330 (0) (0) 231,798 166,204 147,233 18,971 46,423 29,812 78,805 22,596 245,883 123,060 21,721 1,576 99,763 61,984 1,120,850 974,205 8,315 1,587 286,075 194,751 175,159 19,592 53,250 36,539 90,155 26,292 277,241 146,645 23,728 1,732 121,185 83,327 1,183,447 1,009,953 (D) (D) 249,276 209,840 188,099 21,741 57,222 34,138 96,395 27,001 326,246 173,494 26,137 2,061 145,296 99,864 1,449,621 1,249,818 (0) (D) 420,155 246,075 224,114 21,961 60,175 36,397 107,479 24,334 346,141 199,803 28,245 3,602 167,956 104,157 1,416,720 1,211,149 (D) (D) 334,829 282,785 260,279 22,506 59,700 33,966 108,578 24,363 356,938 205,571 29,782 4,404 171,385 102,969 1,383,975 1,169,342 (D) (D) 221,123 326,368 302,082 24,286 61,731 37,050 106,111 24,487 382,606 214,633 31,536 4,909 178,188 Incom e by Place of Residence Total personal in c o m e ........................................................................... Nonfarm personal income............................................. Farm income............................................................ Population (thousands)1.................................................. Earnings by Place o f W ork See footnotes at end of tables. LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME METROPOLITAN AREAS ll Table 4.— Personal Income for Metropolitan Areas of Alaska, Hawaii, and the Far West Region, 1978-83— Continued _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ [Thousands of dollarsl_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ S a cra m e n to , C A (M S A ) R iv e r s id e — S a n B e r n a r d in o , C A ( P M S A ) 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 I n c o m e b y P l a c e o f R e s id e n c e Total personal in c o m e ........................................................................... 11,151,909 13,076,239 15,049,736 17,095,816 18,141,439 19,443,380 8,705,513 9,954,287 11,319,813 12,363,290 13,087,056 13,978,042 Nonfarm personal income.............................................. Farm income............................................................ 10,856,533 295,376 12,780,412 295,827 14,705,715 344,021 16,678,118 417,698 17,674,369 467,070 19,006,139 437,241 8,555,619 149,894 9,784,353 169,934 11,130,957 188,856 12,184,824 178,466 12,966,809 120,247 13,860,961 117,081 Population (thousands)1.................................................. 1,435.7 1,496.8 1,573.2 1,826.5 1,684.5 1,737.8 1,040.7 1,071.5 1,107.4 1,135.0 1,168.7 1,197.2 Per capita personal incom e (d o lla rs )................................................. 7,767 8,736 9,566 10,511 10,769 11,188 8,365 9,290 10,222 10,893 11,198 11,676 Derivation of total personal income: Total earnings by place of work...................................... Less: Personal contributions for social insurance2 .................. Plus: Adjustment for residence........................................ Equals: Net earnings by place of residence.......................... Plus: Dividends, interest, and rent*.................................. Plus: Transfer payments............................................... 6,398,211 362,751 1,729,028 7,764,488 1,624,314 1,763,107 7,192,365 423,546 2,297,851 9,066,670 2,020,134 1,989,435 7,903,634 431,150 2,763,980 10,236,464 2,425,648 2,387,624 8,555,656 524,044 3,238,057 11,269,669 3,034,270 2,791,877 8,898,998 566,848 3,352,081 11,684,231 3,340,703 3,116,505 9,611,728 623,654 3,650,172 12,638,246 3,468,366 3,336,768 6,395,995 365,161 94,300 6,125,134 1,196,637 1,383,742 7,207,761 421,736 99,800 6,885,825 1,488,127 1,580,335 7,967,199 426,499 110,330 7,651,030 1,779,723 1,889,060 8,310,016 507,006 138,124 7,941,134 2,215,509 2,206,647 8,691,110 557,868 127,420 8,260,662 2,406,489 2,419,905 9,383,582 610,082 114,984 8,888,484 2,498,061 2,591,497 Earnings by type: Wages and salaries..................................................... Other labor income..................................................... Proprietors’ income5.................................................... Farm................................................................. Nonfarm.............................................................. 5,238,425 454,621 705,165 167,989 537,176 5,947,938 514,958 729,469 152,232 577,237 6,592,541 573,390 737,703 185,777 551,926 7,204,520 628,591 722,545 243,606 478,939 7,515,577 691,776 691,645 279,504 412,141 8,085,086 783,106 743,536 242,862 500,674 5,420,417 366,202 609,376 78,953 530,423 6,127,560 413,566 666,635 88,260 578,375 6,855,987 458,103 653,109 102,441 550,668 7,231,589 516,647 561,780 85,590 476,190 7,648,788 601,918 440,404 24,389 416,015 8,163,037 687,868 532,677 30,526 502,151 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 estate............................ Services........................................................... Government and government enterprises.......................... Federal, civilian................................................... Military........................................................... State and local................................................... 295,376 6,102,835 4,548,575 70,450 54,709 507,635 1,079,644 231,995 847,649 445,321 229,129 784,272 275,289 1,102,126 1,554,260 249,469 282,008 1,022,783 295,827 6,896,538 5,203,393 76,507 62,417 595,314 1,243,645 245,394 998,251 519,725 256,678 884,058 311,810 1,253,239 1,693,145 276,950 291,716 1,124,479 344,021 7,559,613 5,632,290 83,309 57,818 581,594 1,305,284 277,851 1,027,433 597,662 290,482 970,533 321,840 1,423,768 1,927,323 316,310 310,933 1,300,080 417,698 8,137,958 6,043,611 98,104 55,582 555,507 1,436,828 315,867 1,120,961 658,571 315,125 1,036,110 296,178 1,591,606 2,094,347 358,343 362,855 1,373,149 467,070 8,431,928 6,173,163 112,445 48,269 509,252 1,382,654 318,104 1,064,550 696,897 326,090 1,083,624 285,164 1,728,768 2,258,765 373,420 437,605 1,447,740 437,241 9,174,487 6,759,721 117,981 36,575 597,047 1,445,764 346,471 1,099,293 746,465 356,145 1,203,371 347,613 1,908,760 2,414,766 409,852 476,970 1,527,944 149,894 6,246,101 3,831,417 37,005 6,839 508,486 486,183 (0) (0) 436,129 290,515 738,757 321,986 1,005,517 2,414,684 488,255 126,318 1,800,111 169,934 7,037,827 4,417,935 39,787 10,461 604,161 542,188 (0) (0) 510,421 331,762 850,249 373,855 1,155,051 2,619,892 517,780 132,367 1,969,745 188,856 7,778,343 4,726,186 41.260 14,457 550,931 595,178 282,266 312,912 562,940 354,148 901,899 400,909 1,304,464 3,052,157 564,191 146,735 2,341,231 178,466 8,131,550 5,076,800 46,535 19,563 504,137 652,022 302,186 349,836 632,358 397,446 959,919 381,389 1,483,431 3,054,750 629,670 171,670 2,253,410 120,247 8,570,863 5,332,512 47,946 20,956 452,128 671,061 300,230 370,831 681,081 428,093 1,013,028 394,304 1,623,915 3,238,351 677,595 200,433 2,360,323 117,081 9,266,501 5,898,622 50,377 21,298 524,431 725,994 310,960 415,034 716,737 467,727 1,112,843 477,056 1,802,159 3,367,879 705,417 220,142 2,442,320 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 T o tal personal in c o m e ........................................................................... 1,708,161 1,941,243 2,146,874 2,338,852 2,424,437 2,534,363 2,504,313 2,812,018 3,155,433 3,588,569 3,767,061 3,992,203 Nonfarm personal income.............................................. Farm income............................................................ 1,648,616 59,545 1,867,588 73,655 2,071,989 74,885 2,267,802 71,050 2,341,331 83,106 2,463,079 71,284 2,215,836 288,477 2,522,342 289,676 2,833,075 322,358 3,167,843 420,726 3,381,461 385,600 3,608,558 383,645 E a r n in g s b y P la c e o f W o r k S a le m , O R ( M S A ) S a lin a s — S e a s id e — M o n t e r e y , C A ( M S A ) I n c o m e b y P l a c e o f R e s id e n c e Population (thousands)'.................................................. 237.1 243.6 250.5 254.9 254.5 254.7 284.1 286.9 291.1 299.2 305.2 310.8 P er capita personal incom e (d o lla rs )................................................. 7,205 7,969 8,570 9,174 9,527 9,949 8,814 9,802 10,840 11,994 12,343 12,845 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 rent*.................................. Plus: Transfer payments............................................... 1,228,403 67,002 22,897 1,184,298 266,237 257,626 1,379,827 77,789 27,364 1,329,402 321,049 290,792 1,446,425 83,561 49,424 1,412,288 387,620 346,966 1,499,994 92,496 46,398 1,453,896 484,576 400,380 1,486,244 93,517 65,985 1,458,712 518,852 446,873 1,550,759 99,070 68,394 1,520,083 534,125 480,155 1,787,916 85,392 53,140 1,755,664 444,214 304,435 1,911,433 96,253 118,051 1,933,231 541,736 337,051 2,063,645 96,509 150,889 2,118,025 627,660 409,748 2,309,268 117,362 171,954 2,363,860 762,644 462,065 2,433,340 131,440 174,043 2,475,943 798,054 493,064 2,575,080 142,146 196,619 2,629,553 831,448 531,202 Earnings by type: Wages and salaries..................................................... Other labor income..................................................... Proprietors’ income5................................................... Farm................................................................. Nonfarm.............................................................. 1,006,548 80,246 141,609 30,978 110,631 1,126,377 88,962 164,488 46,654 117,834 1,190,381 96,467 159,577 44,970 114,607 1,256,353 100,551 143,090 40,527 102,563 1,238,605 107,681 139,958 47,247 92,711 1,281,293 119,247 150,219 38,930 111,289 1,436,502 91,693 259,721 122,996 136,725 1,599,299 99,562 212,572 66,291 146,281 1,737,464 107,683 218,498 79,627 138,871 1,928,367 119,808 261,093 141,596 119,497 2,094,400 138,536 200,404 96,814 103,590 2,209,202 151,942 213,936 92,197 121,739 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 estate............................ Services........................................................... Government and government enterprises.......................... Federal, civilian................................................... Military............................................................ State and local................................................... 59,545 1,168,858 826,305 11,642 3,529 98,919 224,309 96,304 128,005 59,871 50,335 137,844 68,837 171,019 342,553 28,216 3,427 310,910 73,655 1,306,172 930,365 (») (D) 112,281 261,667 114,191 147,476 58,371 58,827 151,188 77,760 194,874 375,807 29,615 3,510 342,682 74,885 1,371,540 974,025 (D) (0) 101,224 269,378 126,091 143,287 61,427 63,723 161,245 79,348 221,967 397,515 33,557 3,975 359,983 71,050 1,428,944 996,472 (D) (D) 85,656 273,916 129,501 144,415 66,266 68,040 167,323 72,433 246,517 432,472 35,613 3,952 392,907 83,106 1,403,138 954,446 14,446 487 62,914 252,017 130,027 121,990 68,729 67,527 163,586 69,136 255,604 448,692 36,463 4,541 407,688 71,284 1,479,475 1,004,354 (0) (») 65,525 253,380 121,517 131,863 70,257 69,291 176,760 75,650 277,233 475,121 38,500 5,334 431,287 288,477 1,499,439 956,053 48,726 15,034 74,465 154,766 122,965 31,801 87,361 70,668 189,982 61,672 253,379 543,386 96,765 249,928 196,693 289,676 1,621,757 1,050,713 61,714 17,653 82,852 175,902 135,894 40,008 91,999 61,270 208,611 64,052 286,660 571,044 105,640 246,290 219,114 322,358 1,741,287 1,109,557 71,107 9,643 80,478 169,892 127,066 42,826 104,362 63,111 224,520 69,330 317,114 631,730 117,319 270,019 244,392 420,726 1,888,542 1,196,291 76,505 10,262 89,248 175,946 124,913 51,033 119,329 66,000 245,086 66,786 347,129 692,251 128,524 302,895 260,832 385,600 2,047,740 1,268,692 87,284 11,316 85,530 190,013 135,089 54,924 118,937 85,537 251,902 66,031 372,142 779,048 141,407 362,447 275,194 383,645 2,191,435 1,370,439 99,306 11,018 90,553 186,678 129,923 56,755 123,343 94,372 272,177 85,929 407,063 820,996 157,218 375,922 287,856 E a r n in g s b y P la c e o f W o r k See footnotes at end of tables. 12 LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME METROPOLITAN AREAS Table 4.— Personal Income for Metropolitan Areas of Alaska, Hawaii, and the Far West Region, 1978-83— Continued [Thousands of dollars! S a n D ie g o , C A ( M S A ) 1978 1979 1980 1981 S a n F r a n c is c o , C A ( P M S A ) 1982 1983 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 In c o m e b y P la c e o f R e s id e n c e Nonfarm personal income.............................................. Farm income............................................................ 14,484,066 14,331,464 152,602 16,618,918 16,467,638 151,280 18,901,588 18,729,098 172,490 21,408,000 21,216,404 191,596 23,049,781 22,859,984 189,797 24,730,131 24,545,719 184,412 16,770,545 16,720,924 49,621 18,719,749 18,661,698 58,051 21,043,342 20,971,384 71,958 23,525,369 23,437,746 87,623 25,206,762 25,129,993 76,769 Population (thousands)*.................................................. Per capita personal incom e (d o lla rs )................................................. 1,775.4 8,158 1,827.6 9,093 1,872.7 10,093 1,922.2 11,137 1,967.3 11,716 2,015.2 12,272 1,483.9 11,302 1,484.3 12,612 1,489.9 14,124 1,499.8 15,686 1,509.6 16,698 27,132,679 27,056,399 76,280 1,517.9 17,875 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 rent*.................................. Plus: Transfer payments............................................... 10,314,017 572,624 -52,981 9,688,412 2,608,392 2,187,262 11,673,387 672,574 -54,502 10,946,311 3,219,961 2,452,646 13,030,498 708,834 -64,313 12,257,351 3,751,696 2,892,541 14,396,884 869,656 -60,485 13,466,743 4,590,335 3,350,922 15,338,821 953,130 -77,327 14,308,364 5,030,341 3,711,076 16,656,013 1,046,084 -95,031 15,514,898 5,230,469 3,984,764 14,763,590 821,801 -2,548,664 11,393,125 3,493,436 1,883,984 16,413,482 951,677 -2,988,107 12,473,698 4,190,252 2,055,799 18,468,663 1,027,560 -3,541,366 13,899,737 4,825,276 2,318,329 20,202,876 1,250,260 -3,886,067 15,066,549 5,831,056 2,627,764 21,493,579 1,366,812 -3,996,801 16,129,966 6,214,167 2,862,629 23,216,898 1,495,042 -4,134,843 17,587,013 6,473,866 3,071,800 Earnings by type: Wages and salaries..................................................... Other labor income..................................................... Proprietors' income*.................................................... Farm................................................................. Nonfarm.............................................................. 8,802,428 640,424 871,165 61,083 810,082 10,015,072 735,709 922,606 50,596 872,010 11,292,141 850,020 888,337 62,230 826,107 12,681,757 955,282 759,845 70,000 689,845 13,596,103 1,102,443 640,275 69,118 571,157 14,614,994 1,258,252 782,767 62,560 720,207 12,365,482 1,100,633 1,297,475 17,076 1,280,399 13,810,749 1,213,692 1,389,041 18,234 1,370,807 15,776,578 1,378,220 1,313,865 31,015 1,282,850 17,483,471 1,503,480 1,215,925 42,604 1,173,321 18,763,018 1,745,683 984,878 30,685 954,193 20,058,452 1,936,865 1,221,581 28,421 1,193,160 Earnings by industry: Farm..................................................................... Nonfarm................................................................. Private............................................................... Agricultural services, forestry, fisheries, and other*1.......... 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.................................................. Military........................................................... State and local................................................... 152,602 10,161,415 6,827,783 (D) (D) 839,018 1,506,877 279,368 1,227,509 543,981 350,673 1,100,955 565,944 (D) 3,333,632 678,238 1,429,585 1,225,809 151,280 11,522,107 7,978,189 93,756 (0) (D) 1,840,074 312,302 1,527,772 617,281 417,989 1,230,369 675,973 (9) 3,543,918 701,584 1,506,844 1,335,490 172,490 12,858,008 8,877,924 111,579 15,231 936,340 2,196,909 359,717 1,837,192 688,356 471,464 1,324,496 712,451 2,421,098 3,980,084 792,079 1,655,488 1,532,517 191,596 14,205,288 9,727,380 (D) (D) 1,002,466 2,437,376 391,620 2,045,756 789,967 535,888 1,388,597 682,420 2,758,847 4,477,908 880,195 1,972,972 1,624,741 189,797 15,149,024 10,358,445 106,966 11,664 901,704 2,656,557 383,684 2,272,873 871,272 596,230 1,455,209 716,883 3,041,960 4,790,579 915,671 2,162,829 1,712,079 184,412 16,471,601 11,464,353 114,305 16,130 964,768 2,850,614 419,854 2,430,760 956,800 688,311 1,612,791 910,556 3,350,078 5,007,248 964,754 2,275,968 1,766,526 49,621 14,713,969 12,480,652 35,867 37,724 849,772 1,659,556 956,022 703,534 2,016,184 1,330,749 1,400,410 1,841,721 3,308,669 2,233,317 692,361 128,085 1,412,871 58,051 16,355,431 14,032,453 (D) 55,471* 962,187 1,850,055 1,050,027 800,028 2,203,030 1,494,281 1,550,311 2,102,547 3,767,801 2,322,978 750,001 132,243 1,440,734 71,958 18,396,705 15,736,016 (D) 92,088* 1,104,232 2,076,859 1,141,261 935,598 2,506,454 1,658,338 1,666,443 2,337,614 4,243,409 2,660,689 806,404 149,406 1,704,879 87,623 20,115,253 17,312,669 76,769 21,416,810 18,431,953 (D) 149,307* 1,354,424 2,384,415 1,362,316 1,022,099 2,813,271 1,758,489 1,887,384 2,739,476 5,285,714 2,984,857 887,265 166,341 1,931,251 76,280 23,140,618 19,982,885 (D) 164,895* 1,010,085 2,471,677 1,443,785 1,027,892 3,000,631 1,794,770 2,042,790 3,190,065 6,244,923 3,157,733 940,979 172,458 2,044,296 1978 1979 1982 1983 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 Total personal in c o m e ........................................................................... E a r n in g s b y P la c e o f W o r k S a n Jo se , C A (P M S A ) 1980 1981 (D) 125,699* 1,262,877 2,226,746 1,235,160 991,586 2,700,239 1,742,527 1,790,692 2,568,560 4,840,094 2,802,584 867,905 149,310 1,785,369 S a n t a B a r b a r a — S a n t a M a r ia — L o m p o c , C A ( M S A ) In c o m e b y P la c e o f R e s id e n c e 12,188,951 12,105,466 83,485 14,152,433 14,068,147 84,286 16,202,489 16,118,451 84,038 18,151,708 18,078,089 73,619 19,831,042 19,756,735 74,307 21,554,978 21,483,904 71,074 2,581,849 2,487,169 94,680 2,958,193 2,851,868 106,325 3,373,326 3,234,329 138,997 3,820,895 3,670,279 150,616 4,116,997 3,957,408 159,589 4,387,948 4,232,728 155,220 Per capita personal incom e (d o lla rs)................................................. 1,260.4 9,671 1,271.4 11,132 1,299.0 12,473 1,318.5 13,767 1,333.0 14,877 1,359.7 15,853 295.4 8,740 295.4 10,013 298.9 11,287 303.6 12,587 309.4 13,308 317.0 13,843 Derivation of total personal income: Total earnings by place of work...................................... Less: Personal contributions for social insurance2.................. Plus: Adjustment for residence........................................ Equals: Net earnings by place of residence.......................... Plus: Dividends, interest, and rent4.................................. Plus: Transfer payments............................................... 9,955,452 544,995 -322 9,410,135 1,649,119 1,129,697 11,784,467 670,476 -229,824 10,884,167 2,041,318 1,226,948 13,537,252 741,879 -439,333 12,356,040 2,403,475 1,442,974 15,209,509 924,316 -756,355 13,528,838 2,970,671 1,652,199 16,914,805 1,046,979 -1,031,019 14,836,807 3,196,595 1,797,640 19,067,126 1,196,237 -1,580,156 16,290,733 3,326,827 1,937,418 1,757,987 97,061 -19,843 1,641,083 607,273 333,493 1,987,018 113,597 -22,538 1,850,883 737,805 369,505 2,226,365 118,494 -22,571 2,085,300 860,118 427,908 2,447,400 145,821 -25,900 2,275,679 1,048,444 496,772 2,627,513 161,800 -32,011 2,433,702 1,135,332 547,963 2,827,963 176,625 -35,705 2,615,633 1,182,911 589,404 Earnings by type: Wages and salaries..................................................... Other labor income..................................................... Proprietors' income5................................................... Farm................................................................. Nonfarm.............................................................. 8,479,582 813,746 662,124 36,695 625,429 10,099,455 970,427 714,585 33,516 681,069 11,696,758 1,142,138 698,356 31,182 667,174 13,313,489 1,295,597 600,423 19,933 580,490 14,862,946 1,533,021 518,838 19,893 498,945 16,660,524 1,779,070 627,532 19,421 608,111 1,443,665 115,196 199,126 44,749 154,377 1,638,585 132,032 216,401 48,658 167,743 1,843,991 150,212 232,162 68,858 163,304 2,062,435 172,506 212,459 66,489 145,970 2,222,689 201,887 202,937 73,153 129,784 2,370,803 234,320 222,840 69,887 152,953 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 estate............................ Services........................................................... Government and government enterprises.......................... Federal, civilian................................................... Military........................................................... State and local................................................... 83,485 9,871,967 8,701,388 31,663 2,256 546,770 3,927,677 443,087 3,484,590 433,590 445,443 894,334 404,320 2,015,335 1,170,579 208,073 70,373 892,133 84,286 11,700,181 10,435,920 35,548 3,134 662,224 4,863,759 494,763 4,368,996 477,028 500,560 1,004,348 477,158 2,412,161 1,264,261 220,652 85,269 958,340 84,038 13,453,214 12,045,774 41,892 4,293 722,494 5,669,996 559,496 5,110,500 526,624 704,784 1,077,202 515,338 2,783,151 1,407,440 249,944 96,680 1,060,816 73,619 15,135,890 13,563,979 51,225 3,009 760,220 6,464,393 611,060 5,853,333 592,593 778,122 1,164,149 495,717 3,254,551 1,571,911 278,493 116,243 1,177,175 74,307 16,840,498 15,148,238 51,358 2,516 707,403 7,676,892 637,233 7,039,659 643,817 760,480 1,235,373 495,657 3,574,742 1,692,260 294,973 132,025 1,265,262 71,074 18,996,052 17,228,032 53,984 4,794 793,916 8,627,773 676,210 7,951,563 680,114 939,420 1,361,658 609,846 4,156,527 1,768,020 311,911 144,603 1,311,506 94,680 1,663,307 1,296,724 18,489 22,154 104,557 239,923 46,875 193,048 79,736 58,444 226,021 75,763 471,637 366,583 64,370 59,436 242,777 106,325 1,880,693 1,500,613 22,946 31,393 119,278 289,889 55,380 234,509 89,204 64,276 266,251 87,875 529,501 380,080 69,268 57,003 253,809 138,997 2,087,368 1,669,765 25,073 43,784 125,763 315,508 54,799 260,709 103,680 73,815 268,528 95,975 617,639 417,603 76,207 62,971 278,425 150,616 2,296,784 1,840,524 30,287 49,927 133,144 396,601 62,908 333,693 118,570 82,719 285,361 94,872 649,043 456,260 85,829 73,339 297,092 159,589 2,467,924 1,981,317 33,870 53,516 126,406 441,217 63,353 377,864 131,181 90,516 304,081 99,961 700,569 486,607 91,387 83,705 311,515 155,220 2,672,743 2,155,657 36,568 50,549 137,272 561,237 59,363 501,874 146,591 97,381 323,173 120,075 682,811 517,086 97,747 89,629 329,710 Total personal in c o m e ........................................................................... Nonfarm personal income............................................. Farm income............................................................ Population (thousands)*.................................................. E a r n in g s b y P la c e o f W o r k See footnotes at end of tables. LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME METROPOLITAN AREAS 13 Table 4.— Personal Income for Metropolitan Areas of Alaska, Hawaii, and the Far West Region, 1978-83— Continued _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ [Thousands of dollars]_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ S a n t a R o s a — P e t a lu m a , C A ( P M S A ) S a n ta C ru z, C A (P M S A ) 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1,444,489 1,652,633 1,870,871 2,122,890 2,251,934 2,435,879 2,452,626 2,859,040 3,273,491 3,720,879 3,941,869 4,245,949 1,374,874 69,615 1,806,191 64,680 2,048,721 74,169 2,180,030 71,904 2,362,680 73,199 2,391,953 60,673 2,792,248 66,792 3,210,603 62,888 3,634,826 86,053 4,177,913 68,036 I n c o m e b y P l a c e o f R e s id e n c e Population (thousands)1.................................................. 174.9 1,585,393 67,240 184.0 189.9 192.9 196.4 200.1 281.4 291.9 302.2 308.3 3,870,363 71,506 314.1 P er capita personal incom e (d o lla rs)................................................. 8,261 8,980 9,853 11,004 11,467 12,174 8,714 9,796 10,832 12,071 12,549 13,229 Derivation of total personal income: Total earnings by place of work...................................... Less: Personal contributions for social insurance3 .................. Plus: Adjustment for residence........................................ Equals: Net earnings by place of residence.......................... Plus: Dividends, interest, and rent4 .................................. Plus: Transfer payments............................................... 783,427 42,824 186,584 927,187 299,851 217,451 851,639 48,694 242,822 1,045,767 367,468 239,398 933,976 50,257 275,777 1,159,496 434,054 277,321 1,036,524 62,812 300,016 1,273,728 536,217 312,945 1,083,488 69,223 326,514 1,340,779 572,736 338,419 1,212,902 78,134 344,033 1,478,891 595,512 361,476 1,266,991 71,997 412,642 1,607,636 486,354 358,636 1,450,552 85,086 487,302 1,852,768 600,556 405,716 1,586,364 87,517 586,733 2,085,580 715,133 472,778 1,753,870 108,064 644,386 2,290,192 885,924 544,763 1,825,484 118,548 685,131 2,392,067 956,644 593,158 2,032,210 133,300 723,343 2,622,253 993,494 630,202 Earnings by type: Wages and salaries..................................................... Other labor income..................................................... Proprietors’ income5................................................... Farm................................................................. Nonfarm.............................................................. 605,637 52,461 125,329 26,917 98,412 670,546 58,098 122,995 16,080 106,915 755,208 65,906 112,862 10,080 102,782 853,178 74,984 108,362 14,838 93,524 909,061 86,084 88,343 5,851 82,492 1,009,667 102,413 100,912 4,505 96,407 1,003,518 85,951 177,522 30,818 146,704 1,162,858 99,893 187,801 29,342 158,459 1,297,488 114,521 174,355 20,938 153,417 1,443,089 130,227 180,554 42,796 137,758 1,529,269 148,958 147,257 25,443 121,814 1,694,100 174,853 163,257 20,203 143,054 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 estate............................ Services........................................................... Government and government enterprises.......................... Federal, civilian................................................... Military........................................................... State and local................................................... 69,615 713,812 580,569 12,293 1,977 65,249 128,246 73,158 55,088 37,071 29,194 123,841 38,215 144,483 133,243 7,303 1,210 124,730 67,240 784,399 642,198 14,538 2,277 59,731 144,910 78,747 66,163 43,986 30,133 139,502 41,240 165,881 142,201 7,696 1,344 133,161 64,680 869,296 707,466 17,988 2,696 64,688 169,771 92,317 77,454 48,017 34,322 146,181 41,037 182,766 161,830 9,515 1,597 150,718 74,169 962,355 779,162 21,875 2,486 63,172 195,434 100,919 94,515 55,079 39,252 156,869 37,547 207,448 183,193 10,481 2,290 170,422 71,904 1,011,584 814,069 21,416 2,068 55,083 220,062 103,479 116,583 57,204 41,875 163,754 35,098 217,509 197,515 11,199 2,715 183,601 73,199 1,139,793 937,019 23,381 2,188 68,983 261,624 100,670 160,954 58,788 48,561 182,831 43,954 246,709 202,774 11,803 2,872 188,099 60,673 1,206,318 945,464 13,839 10,883 110,868 194,568 56,214 138,354 79,294 53,829 179,737 76,062 226,384 260,854 19,156 16,095 225,603 66,792 1,383,760 1,107,447 14,760 11,703 147,135 239,413 66,588 172,825 88,220 61,807 201,747 84,556 258,106 276,313 21,300 14,726 240,287 62,888 1,523,476 1,215,416 15,434 12,761 142,151 271,954 76,354 195,600 103,171 66,777 220,664 89,773 292,731 308,060 25,926 16,422 265,712 86,053 1,667,817 1,340,191 19,124 13,809 141,583 316,439 89,469 226,970 120,403 75,220 238,610 88,594 326,409 327,626 28,780 20,928 277,918 71,506 1,753,978 1,398,314 19,918 17,190 125,082 339,144 94,522 244,622 126,041 79,906 251,397 92,326 347,310 355,664 29,549 22,368 303,747 68,036 1,964,174 1,582,070 23,103 21,447 130,630 367,710 102,947 264,763 146,274 95,550 275,135 116,856 405,365 382,104 30,064 24,081 327,959 1982 1983 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 Farm income............................................................ 321.0 E a r n in g s b y P la c e o f W o r k S p o k a n e , W A (M S A ) S e a ttle , W A (P M S A ) 1978 1979 1980 1981 I n c o m e b y P l a c e o f R e s id e n c e T o tal personal in c o m e ........................................................................... 14,375,175 16,719,293 19,021,215 21,305,133 22,473,624 23,408,246 2,452,104 2,739,948 3,037,835 3,377,592 3,492,398 3,721,694 Nonfarm personal income.............................................. Farm income............................................................ 14,328,219 46,956 16,662,300 56,993 18,973,293 47,922 21,245,039 60,094 22,409,841 63,783 23,347,518 60,728 2,414,550 37,554 2,705,913 34,035 3,003,939 33,896 3,333,108 44,484 3,453,491 38,907 3,674,177 47,517 Population (thousands)1.................................................. 1,509.4 1,558.9 1,614.1 1,649.1 1,665.1 1,677.4 329.2 335.0 342.2 347.0 348.7 348.0 Per capita personal incom e (d o lla rs )................................................. 9,524 10,725 11,785 12,920 13,497 13,955 7,449 8,180 8,877 9,732 10,015 10,694 Derivation of total personal income: Total earnings by place of work...................................... Less: Personal contributions for social insurance2.................. Plus: Adjustment for residence........................................ Equals-. Net earnings by place of residence.......................... Plus: Dividends, interest, and rent*.................................. Plus: Transfer payments............................................... 11,777,703 663,383 -391,610 10,722,710 2,097,552 1,554,913 13,979,251 822,759 -685,514 12,470,978 2,533,521 1,714,794 15,704,511 936,578 -829,051 13,938,882 3,038,338 2,043,995 17,042,399 1,092,072 -873,324 15,077,003 3,833,675 2,394,455 17,524,070 1,142,217 -839,655 15,542,198 4,207,510 2,723,916 18,037,156 1,184,308 -785,208 16,067,640 4,383,123 2,957,483 1,883,592 105,136 -57,223 1,721,233 368,469 362,402 2,084,347 121,863 -63,773 1,898,711 434,028 407,209 2,249,265 133,534 -76,715 2,039,016 512,418 486,401 2,411,144 153,255 -82,090 2,175,799 646,295 555,498 2,389,642 156,514 -77,539 2,155,589 713,746 623,063 2,552,431 167,385 -69,843 2,315,203 741,353 665,138 Earnings by type: Wages and salaries..................................................... Other labor income..................................................... Proprietors' income5................................................... Farm................................................................. Nonfarm.............................................................. 10,008,364 831,061 938,278 31,473 906,805 11,987,547 973,050 1,018,654 37,935 980,719 13,576,551 1,141,041 986,919 26,524 960,395 14,921,045 1,258,749 862,605 39,989 822,616 15,400,942 1,413,535 709,593 39,912 669,681 15,650,463 1,533,144 853,549 39,418 814,131 1,565,265 121,072 197,255 32,441 164,814 1,752,176 133,405 198,766 27,829 170,937 1,908,748 150,290 190,227 26,968 163,259 2,062,793 163,950 184,401 37,853 146,548 2,057,604 181,154 150,884 31,104 119,780 2,161,449 202,111 188,871 40,419 148,452 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................................................... Military............................................................ State and local................................................... 46,956 11,730,747 10,110,135 109,683 11,410 880,824 2,990,064 475,643 2,514,421 1,061,483 1,009,378 1,254,335 884,210 1,908,748 1,620,612 355,751 47,756 1,217,105 56,993 13,922,258 12,102,992 47,922 15,656,589 13,595,459 (D) (D) 1,065,425 4,387,041 601,089 3,785,952 1,391,408 1,310,139 1,559,442 1,112,890 2,640,396 2,061,130 440,469 56,485 1,564,176 60,094 16,982,305 14,688,225 (D) (D) 1,045,146 4,797,683 656,284 4,141,399 1,495,801 1,421,276 1,705,551 1,128,202 2,984,764 2,294,080 477,013 93,653 1,723,414 63,783 17,460,287 15,051,385 98,645 10,466 965,445 4,985,424 685,138 4,300,286 1,611,256 1,450,964 1,777,783 1,193,175 2,958,227 2,408,902 479,216 109,207 1,820,479 60,728 17,976,428 15,463,065 99,686 12,296 986,428 4,692,674 719,588 3,973,086 1,732,376 1,484,486 1,912,017 1,322,438 3,220,664 2,513,363 508,768 102,863 1,901,732 37,554 1,846,038 1,509,632 4,046 2,737 168,785 308,504 67,190 241,314 155,827 172,016 232,037 128,155 337,525 336,406 72,821 55,048 208,537 34,035 2,050,312 1,684,557 4,002 3,607 179,421 347,630 73,549 274,081 175,337 197,615 258,377 138,108 380,460 365,755 77,794 56,356 231,605 33,896 2,215,369 1,804,240 3,844 4,689 175,174 371,358 77,561 293,797 191,084 215,518 268,558 143,691 430,324 411,129 85,021 61,719 264,389 44,484 2,366,660 1,921,261 5,294 7,082 166,699 392,858 78,865 313,993 207,848 228,799 280,878 140,162 491,641 445,399 92,026 71,864 281,509 38,907 2,350,735 1,885,202 4,689 2,795 131,534 397,818 81,600 316,218 207,173 227,740 282,620 145,423 485,410 465,533 96,804 78,281 290,448 47,517 2,504,914 1,998,948 5,053 3,990 150,890 422,411 85,820 336,591 205,942 225,451 308,874 160,469 515,868 505,966 103,776 88,133 314,057 E a r n in g s b y P la c e o f W o r k See footnotes at end of tables. (0 ) (D) 1,084,270 3,736,371 548,371 3,188,000 1,239,896 1,193,209 1,430,092 1,020,935 2,272,171 1,819,266 394,427 50,778 1,374,061 LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME 14 METROPOLITAN AREAS Table 4.— Personal Income for Metropolitan Areas of Alaska, Hawaii, and the Far West Region, 1978-83— Continued S to c k to n , C A (M S A ) 1978 1979 1980 Total personal in c o m e ........................................................................... 2,654,251 3,023,856 3,413,849 Nonfarm personal Income.............................................. Farm income............................................................ 2,459,671 194,580 2,783,368 240,488 3,136,089 277,760 T a c o m a , W A (P M S A ) 1982 1983 3,782,808 3,956,985 4,130,395 3,518,971 263,837 3,740,255 216,730 3,936,326 194,069 1981 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 3,521,924 4,031,868 4,527,948 5,072,549 5,385,133 5,612,969 3,499,486 22,438 4,004,767 27,101 4,505,689 22,259 5,045,454 27,095 5,356,071 29,062 5,586,615 26,354 I n c o m e b y P l a c e o f R e s id e n c e Population (thousands)1.................................................. 332.7 338.4 349.1 361.2 372.6 378.7 461.7 473.2 487.1 502.8 509.5 509.8 P er capita personal incom e (d o lla rs)................................................. 7,978 8,936 9,778 10,474 10,621 10,906 7,628 8,521 9,297 10,089 10,570 11,010 Derivation of total personal Income: Total earnings by place ol 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............................................... 1,933,345 102,362 24,282 1,855,265 386,897 412,089 2,176,972 118,034 28,709 2,087,647 471,765 464,444 2,365,641 118,987 39,712 2,286,366 571,197 556,286 2,532,682 145,537 38,800 2,425,945 716,248 640,615 2,583,149 158,492 33,928 2,458,585 775,791 722,609 2,662,873 167,662 49,845 2,545,056 806,891 778,448 2,379,894 133,280 291,303 2,537,917 428,468 555,539 2,640,142 153,768 411,282 2,897,656 517,739 616,473 2,854,434 168,796 485,595 3,171,233 619,694 737,021 3,105,864 195,723 532,377 3,442,518 783,138 846,893 3,275,563 212,440 512,353 3,575,476 869,075 940,582 3,398,131 222,446 521,738 3,697,423 903,710 1,011,836 Earnings by type: Wages and salaries..................................................... Other labor income..................................................... Proprietors income5.................................................... Farm................................................................. Nonfarm.............................................................. 1,531,081 132,767 269,497 103,614 165,883 1,718,772 150,098 308,102 132,659 175,443 1,871,393 165,734 328,514 157,461 171,053 2,053,656 182,780 296,246 137,927 158,319 2,145,168 205,508 232,473 89,153 143,320 2,201,123 222,343 239,407 75,297 164,110 2,044,605 125,246 210,043 13,410 196,633 2,274,328 140,633 225,181 15,991 209,190 2,482,428 159,672 212,334 9,781 202,553 2,734,243 179,729 191,892 15,373 176,519 2,908,503 204,415 162,645 15,145 147,500 2,982,638 224,241 191,252 13,927 177,325 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 teal estate............................ Services........................................................... Government and government enterprises.......................... Federal, civilian................................................... Military........................................................... State and local................................................... 194,580 1,738,765 1,356,972 38,702 1,319 118,620 346,620 199,613 147,007 159,563 118,168 201,257 76,954 295,769 381,793 92,325 6,270 283,198 240,488 1,936,484 1,528,065 44,144 2,264 136,768 401,196 234,188 167,008 173,829 131,744 220,700 87,700 329,720 408,419 95,598 6,905 305,916 277,760 2,087,881 1,641,882 44,819 2,688 143,481 431,010 252,089 178,921 182,188 146,195 233,890 95,410 362,201 445,999 101,709 7,937 336,353 263,837 2,268,845 1,793,895 49,068 3,423 149,178 481,214 260,396 220,818 197,764 163,415 248,351 96,829 404,653 474,950 113,933 10,227 350,790 216,730 2,366,419 1,861,101 49,767 3,856 165,430 467,353 262,614 204,739 209,959 163,583 252,007 111,264 437,882 505,318 119,216 11,401 374,701 194,069 2,468,804 1,936,144 50,171 3,495 152,644 463,518 266,318 197,200 226,016 164,096 270,291 132,116 473,797 532,660 129,816 12,589 390,255 22,438 2,357,456 1,592,269 9,990 3,405 176,239 408,618 142,880 265,738 125,161 136,515 258,539 110,379 363,423 765,187 148,845 323,473 292,869 27,101 2,613,041 1,802,692 10,490 4,007 200,824 458,122 161,862 296,260 144,330 161,320 282,655 125,336 415,608 810,349 164,229 315,799 330,321 22,259 2,832,175 1,923,797 11,092 4,035 183,059 501,841 174,828 327,013 158,182 169,257 294,768 129,142 472,421 908,378 185,834 348,803 373,741 27,095 3,078,769 2,070,654 12,219 4,208 180,100 569,340 186,844 382,496 170,782 184,693 318,250 117,004 514,058 1,008,115 194,494 404,186 409,435 29,062 3,246,501 2,129,935 10,748 4,385 177,508 588,564 186,576 401,988 178,659 189,909 329,212 117,090 533,860 1,116,566 218,129 477,423 421,014 26,354 3,371,777 2,197,511 12,097 3,568 166,918 553,804 196,528 357,276 194,310 195,464 357,555 135,247 578,548 1,174,266 232,044 498,448 443,774 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1978 1979 1981 1982 1983 Total personal in c o m e ........................................................................... 2,545,501 2,968,753 3,473,001 3,921,018 4,178,111 4,492,075 1,376,485 1,618,209 1,804,719 1,976,559 2,035,394 Nonfarm personal income.............................................. Farm income............................................................ 2,144,585 2,474,566 70,935 2,894,029 74,724 3,373,027 99,974 3,822,747 98,271 4,077,323 100,788 4,398,167 93,908 1,360,937 15,548 1,599,609 18,600 1,792,693 12,026 1,958,221 18,338 2,016,139 19,255 2,126,045 18,540 E a r n in g s b y P la c e o f W o r k V a lle jo — F a ir f ie ld — N a p a , C A ( P M S A ) V a n c o u v e r, W A (P M S A ) 1980 I n c o m e b y P l a c e o f R e s id e n c e Population (thousands)'.................................................. 310.1 323.2 337.6 345.8 355.7 361.6 177.8 186.6 193.5 196.8 199.9 202.1 P er capita personal incom e (d o lla rs)................................................. 8,210 9,184 10,288 11,340 11,748 12,423 7,741 8,674 9,327 10,045 10,184 10,610 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............................................... 1,637,869 93,196 236,118 1,780,791 354,130 410,580 1,793,379 104,973 374,891 2,063,297 435,750 469,706 1,943,315 104,062 562,472 2,401,725 519,348 551,928 2,129,853 127,027 641,710 2,644,536 645,726 630,756 2,295,079 141,675 629,208 2,782,612 705,916 689,583 2,451,659 154,158 729,090 3,026,591 733,133 732,351 793,944 44,635 285,863 1,035,172 180,627 160,686 888,649 51,939 375,108 1,211,818 222,118 184,273 949,258 56,727 423,554 1,316,085 263,608 225,026 1,034,885 65,668 413,847 1,383,064 331,263 262,232 1,037,323 67,570 399,402 1,369,155 365,528 300,711 1,127,265 73,527 387,782 1,441,520 380,473 322,592 1,403,234 93,246 141,389 33,492 107,897 1,536,988 105,731 150,660 33,302 117,358 1,656,257 120,788 166,270 53,912 112,358 1,840,548 136,647 152,658 50,950 101,708 1,994,971 159,256 140,852 50,691 90,161 2,133,058 168,237 150,364 45,359 105,005 658,864 49,437 85,643 13,105 72,538 741,786 54,833 92,030 15,600 76,430 805,007 62,372 81,879 8,667 73,212 885,458 69,677 79,750 15,167 64,583 890,967 78,089 68,267 15,498 52,769 956,429 92,243 78,593 15,176 63,417 70,935 1,566,934 835,214 74,724 1,718,655 965,795 (0) (D) 112,626 201,631 115,379 86,252 87,204 39,994 207,668 51,892 243,983 752,860 320,513 155,826 276,521 99,974 1,843,341 1,068,336 Ü» 98,271 2,031,582 1,176,129 (0) (D) 125,597 260,834 153,225 107,609 106,635 51,193 235,757 47,348 316,359 855,453 338,604 200,696 316,153 100,788 2,194,291 1,260,594 (D) 11,373* 119,479 282,112 177,147 104,965 114,979 56,057 258,465 47,053 352,884 933,697 373,610 231,453 328,634 93,908 2,357,751 1,337,292 (0) 9,893* 146,417 254,289 163,396 90,893 123,718 63,075 287,959 59,295 372,018 1,020,459 439,555 236,385 344,519 15,548 778,396 625,179 18,600 870,049 701,282 (D) (D) 86,204 265,042 123,716 141,326 55,663 33,610 99,553 36,293 117,583 168,767 51,042 2,303 115,422 12,026 937,232 743,913 4,024 4,316 80,674 284,629 140,235 144,394 60,202 35,429 104,378 36,708 133,553 193,319 58,500 2,721 132,098 18,338 1,016,547 799,827 5,381 3,372 81,550 309,701 150,855 158,846 63,386 37,209 113,793 33,446 151,989 216,720 66,879 4,123 145,718 19,255 1,018,068 793,387 5,253 5,479 63,853 316,506 159,682 156,824 72,653 37,405 112,851 29,415 149,972 224,681 70,313 5,125 149,243 18,540 1,108,725 871,825 5,605 1,883 68,937 353,013 170,374 182,639 78,794 40,721 119,059 40,941 162,872 236,900 71,451 5,755 159,694 E a r n in g s b y P la c e o f W o r k Earnings by type: Wages and salaries..................................................... Other labor income..................................................... Proprietors’ income*................................................... 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 estate............................ Services........................................................... Government and government enterprises.......................... Federal, civilian................................................... Military........................................................... State and local................................................... See footnotes at end of tables. (D) (D) 93,388 171,403 101,649 69,754 75,401 34,343 181,358 46,641 215,172 731,720 333,509 150,522 247,689 (0 ) 122,729 224,283 135,120 89,163 97,500 44,897 221,306 53,557 276,611 775,005 302,592 169,652 302,761 (D) (Ft) 78,058 223,865 100,735 123,130 62,484 30,490 88,589 31,344 104,439 153,217 48,251 2,118 102,848 LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME METROPOLITAN AREAS 15 Table 4.— Personal Income for Metropolitan Areas of Alaska, Hawaii, and the Far West Region, 1978-83— Continued ___________________ [Thousands of dollars]_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _________ Y a k im a , W A ( M S A ) V is a lia — T u la r e — P o r t e r v ille , C A ( M S A ) 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1,582,284 1,886,705 2,103,736 2,298,113 2,388,989 2,499,945 1,204,582 1,334,863 1,450,098 1,588,791 1,089,067 1,775,513 Farm income........................................................... Population (thousands)'................................................. 1,300,935 281,349 233.2 1,497,735 388,970 1,688,103 415,633 1,049,108 155,474 166.4 1,190,120 144,743 169.0 1,310,905 139,193 1,457,122 131,669 1.523.731 165,336 1,605,104 170.409 247.3 2,003,188 385,801 259.0 2,146,806 353,139 240.1 1,893,607 404,506 254.3 172.7 174.6 176.0 177.2 6,785 7,859 8,506 9,037 9,225 7,238 7,899 8,398 9,100 9,595 10,022 P e r c a p ita p e rs o n a l in c o m e ( d o lla r s ) ............................................... I n c o m e b y P l a c e o f R e s id e n c e Derivation of total personal income: Total earnings by place of work..................................... Less: Personal contributions for social insurance2.................. Plus: Adjustment for residence....................................... Equals: Net earnings by place of residence......................... Plus: Dividends, interest, and rent4.................................. Plus: Transfer payments.............................................. 264.5 1,147,277 52,566 14,211 1,108,922 216,783 256,579 1,378,873 61,810 17,311 1,334,374 267,391 284,940 1,481,439 61,421 19,811 1,439,829 322,825 341,082 1,550,631 75,108 23,989 1,499,512 405,337 393,264 1,559,867 80,946 24,424 1,503,345 453,373 432,271 1,630,315 89,044 25,074 1,566,345 471,660 461,940 860,742 41,179 29,747 849,310 172,624 182,648 935,377 48,123 35,968 923,222 205,483 206,158 52,091 36,489 964,958 239,573 245,567 1,027,750 59,427 43,198 1,011,521 301,770 275,500 1.062.732 61,505 41,374 1,042,601 334,625 311,841 1,115,279 64,628 41,668 1,092,319 346,784 336.410 804,104 74,996 268,177 168,968 99,209 931,329 87,170 360,374 256,964 103,410 1,024,499 95,763 361,177 264,578 96,599 1,114,500 102,942 333,189 240,471 92,718 1,152,816 114,056 292,995 208,841 84,154 1,232,515 125,396 272,404 175,227 97,177 644,812 45,095 170,835 97,565 73,270 735,197 48,429 151,751 73,345 78,406 791,161 53.979 135,420 59,044 76,376 839,141 59,408 129,201 56,436 72,765 855,273 67,284 140,175 75,957 64,218 873,900 76,085 165,294 90.798 74,496 281,349 865,928 668,386 75,463 (0) 56,679 146,690 64,255 82,435 62,183 388,970 989,903 774,102 (0) 1,872 64,305 178,387 78,743 99,644 72,666 415,633 1,065,806 822,384 98,822 (0) 58,626 181,755 85,625 96,130 76,831 404,506 1,146,125 880,720 111,338 (9) 55,276 197,769 93,500 104,269 86,319 (0) 152,429 35,055 171,106 265,405 21,033 3,021 241,351 385,801 1,174,066 890,055 113,488 (0) 53,838 191,791 95,720 96,071 91,252 (D) 157,815 33,926 176,370 284,011 20,611 3,641 259,759 353,139 1,277,176 977,718 128,858 (D) 60,498 211,132 106,325 104,807 96,347 155,474 705,268 590,443 12,905 1,257 54,951 129,650 67,354 62,296 46,894 81,148 98,793 29,767 135,078 114,825 20,376 3,104 91,345 144,743 790,634 658,387 15,145 1,743 67.618 134,889 72,009 62,880 52,411 90,999 108,098 32,661 154,823 132,247 21,265 3,364 107.618 139,193 841,367 695,413 17,239 1,329 57,286 139,393 74.979 64,414 56,899 99,773 112,238 32,662 178,594 145,954 21,998 3,820 120,136 131,669 896,081 738,499 21,616 165,336 897,396 738,007 22,891 1,323 45,835 146,949 85,844 61,105 61,186 107,554 122,485 30,890 198,894 159,389 25,260 6,405 127,724 170,409 944,870 775,239 24,073 728 44,740 158,860 86,904 71,956 65.021 110,341 126.798 33.021 211,657 169,631 26,380 7,000 136,251 1981 1982 1983 E a r n in g s b y P la c e o f W o r k Earnings by type: Nonfarm............................................................ Earnings by industry: Agricultural services, forestry, fisheries, and other*......... Nondurable goods........................................... Durable goods............................................... Transportation and public utilities............................. (D) (D) Finance, insurance, and real estate........................... Government and government enterprises......................... State and local................................................. 123,060 31,053 125,770 197,542 14,705 1,651 181,186 138,933 35,180 144,370 215,801 15,086 1,792 198,923 (D) 142,198 35,998 153,390 243,422 19,052 2,124 222,246 (D) 168,837 38,941 191,196 299,458 23,565 3,861 272,032 Y u b a C ity , C A ( M S A ) 1979 1978 1980 I n c o m e b y P l a c e o f R e s id e n c e T o t a l p e rs o n a l in c o m e ........................................................................ 715,462 808,240 909,556 1,005,661 1,007,547 1,067,229 Nonfarm personal income............................................ Farm income............................................................ Population (thousands)1................................................. 623,017 92,445 703,659 104,581 876,135 129,526 100.6 103.8 926,390 81,157 106.2 987,391 79,838 98.3 796,357 113,199 102.4 P e r c a p ita p e rs o n a l in c o m e (d o lla r s ) ............................................... 7,277 8,033 8,881 9,686 9,485 9,898 Derivation of total personal income: Total earnings by place of work..................................... Less: Personal contributions for social insurance1.................. Plus: Adjustment for residence....................................... Equals: Net earnings by place ol residence......................... Plus: Dividends, interest, and rent4................................. Plus: Transfer payments.............................................. 107.8 523,846 25,219 -2,325 496,302 98,985 120,175 581,274 28,860 -1,375 551,039 121,265 135,936 636,203 29,201 -2,486 604,516 143,009 162,031 678,259 34,891 164 643,532 176,996 185,133 644,063 37,592 5,943 612,414 191,616 203,517 665,197 39,517 21,959 647,639 199,354 220,236 392,462 31,595 99,789 50,602 49,187 437,266 34,997 109,011 55,835 53,176 487,055 39,285 109,863 59,419 50,444 512,712 41,751 123,796 77,291 46,505 536,040 46,059 61,964 20,491 41,473 543,470 48,095 73,632 25,893 47,739 92,445 431,401 283,584 11,625 90 32,844 59,902 24,980 34,922 31,736 17,576 53,800 15,081 60,930 147,817 19,423 50,100 78,294 104,581 476,693 317,895 12,522 984 38,775 62,570 22,845 39,725 36,240 20,346 58,821 17,662 69,975 158,798 20,552 52,167 86,079 113,199 523,004 342,360 13,018 1,134 35,826 72,991 30,400 42,591 37,989 21,288 62,626 19,242 78,246 180,644 23,147 57,540 99,957 129,526 548,733 362,379 15,826 2,039 32,587 74,283 35,232 39,051 41,584 24,454 67,240 19,575 84,791 186,354 23,919 64,544 97,891 81,157 562,906 360,338 16,491 2,628 29,096 67,161 34,284 32,877 40,987 24,696 68,612 20,462 90,205 202,568 24,925 72,940 104,703 79,838 585,359 369,865 16,638 4,621 28,514 74,348 35,202 39,146 37,200 22,852 69,580 21,662 94,450 215,494 28,445 78,159 108,890 E a r n in g s b y P la c e o f W o r k Earnings by type: Wages and salaries................................................... Other labor income................................................... Proprietors' income5.................................................. Farm................................................................ Nonfarm............................................................ Earnings by industry: Farm................................................................... Nonfarm................................................................ Private.............................................................. Agricultural services, forestry, fisheries, and other6......... Mining........................................................... Construction.................................................... Manufacturing................................................. Nondurable goods........................................... Durable goods.............................................. Wholesale trade................................................ Government and government enterprises........................ State and local................................................. See footnotes at end of tables. 1,200 52,031 149,610 80,817 68,793 59,827 107,452 120,509 30,028 196,226 157,582 24,222 5,340 128,020 ALASKA - Metropolitan Statistical Area, Boroughs, Census Areas, and Selected Places LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME MSA boundaries are as defined on June 30, 1983 17 L O C A L A R E A P E R S O N A L IN C O M E A LA SKA Total Personal Inco m e 1983 Percent o f State Total: Alaska AK Non —Metro ( 5 1 .3 %) Anchorage, AK ( 48 .7 %) Total Personal Incom e P ercent Change 1 9 7 8 —83 U.S. Alaska Anchorage AK AK Non-Metro 18 LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME ALASKA Table 5.— Personal Income for States and Counties of Alaska, Hawaii, and the Far West Region, 1978-83 ____________________________________________ [Thousands of dollars]_______________ S t a t e o f A la s k a A la s k a ( M e t r o p o lit a n p o r t io n ) L978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 4,484,532 4,478,619 5,913 4,674,431 4,668,787 5,644 5,238,357 5,234,112 4,245 6,229,781 6,224,647 5,134 7,491,466 7,487,076 4,390 8,242,704 8,237,663 5,041 2,202,484 2,202,484 0 2,257,226 2,257,226 0 2,493,496 2,493,496 0 2,962,254 2,962,254 0 3,621,997 3,621,997 0 4,017,400 4^017*400 0 P er capita personal incom e (d o lla rs)...................... 402.2 11,150 403.5 11,585 402.7 13,007 415.9 14,979 444.5 16,854 478.5 17,225 179.6 12¿60 Derivation of total personal Income: Total earnings by place of work.................... Less: Personal contributions for social insurance2.. Plus: Adjustment for residence...................... Equals: Net earnings by place of residence........ Plus: Dividends, interest, and rent4................ . Plus: Transfer payments............................. . 178.8 12,623 174.1 14,324 180.3 16,431 195.2 18,555 211.2 19,020 4,249,497 225,007 -308,352 3,716,138 398,488 369,906 4,364,742 238,129 -284,364 3,842,249 460,348 371,834 4,858,885 267,596 -322,686 4,268,603 548,383 421,371 5,786,256 334,806 -420,910 5,030,540 695,956 503,285 6,709,656 386,576 -529,494 5,793,586 853,047 844,833 7,418,821 431,172 -573,455 6,414,194 915,735 912,775 2,007,895 106,571 -49,189 1,852,135 209,011 141,338 2,051,649 112,376 -66,828 1,872,445 240,498 144,283 2,248,680 124,614 -74,834 2,049,232 280,278 163,986 2,635,749 153,840 -68,678 2,413,231 350,607 198,416 3,099,806 180,371 88,080 2,831,355 434,146 356,496 3,482,141 204,319 106040 3,171,782 466,122 379'496 3,682,276 282,157 285,064 3,163 281,901 3,825,242 254,508 284,992 2,787 282,205 4,329,686 288,256 240,943 967 239,976 5,166,620 350,892 268,744 2,013 266,731 5,994,898 423,596 291,162 746 290,416 6,577,205 479,577 362,039 1,498 360,541 1,745,446 127,259 135,190 0 135,190 1,801,197 112,372 138,080 0 138,080 2,010,411 126,487 111,782 0 111,782 2,362,621 152,573 120,555 0 120,555 2,771,569 192,789 135,448 0 135,448 3,088,710 222,636 170*795 o 170,795 5,913 4,243,584 2,878,995 86,283 240,795 518,388 260,412 179,541 80,871 512,752 14/,l5b 364,710 176,513 581,981 1,364,589 363,399 294,386 706,804 5,644 4,359,098 2,897,191 81,986 249,760 424,592 312,559 207,350 105,209 537,219 147,950 368,884 174,892 599,349 1,461,907 385,171 308,418 768,318 4,245 4,854,640 3,240,961 (D) (D) 496,776 361,559 234,301 127,258 597,241 159,986 390,490 168,737 669,218 1,613,679 398,192 322,402 893,085 5,134 5,781,122 3,961,084 46,429 468,884 675,740 360,604 250,093 110,511 696,056 197,393 472,770 220,161 823,047 1,820,038 426,659 357,503 1,035,876 4,390 6,705,266 4,632,945 38,867 493,852 913,238 349,269 237,436 111,833 770,817 236,871 567,310 247,319 1,015,402 2,072,321 449,483 406,024 1,216,814 5,041 7,413,780 5,142,287 41,829 488,224 1,117,059 348,678 239,976 108,702 791,708 272,685 654,432 307,166 1,120,506 2,271,493 483,652 435,021 1,352,820 0 2,007,895 1,396,762 30,307 (D) 245,469 44,695 24,803 19,892 240,982 (D) 196,360 113,086 348,977 611,133 207,232 144,665 259,236 0 2,051,649 1,397,972 29,420 72,921 234,798 45,481 27,572 17,909 242,135 108,471 195,355 113,263 356,128 653,677 219,452 155,740 278,485 0 2,248,680 1,544,436 15,807 115,020 246,337 58,533 30,248 28,285 264,894 119,269 208,519 118,514 397,543 704,244 226,146 161,059 317,039 0 2,635,749 1,854,626 9,823 147,648 290,152 60,486 32,535 27,951 307,001 149,839 261,543 136,813 491,321 781,123 241,658 172,845 366,620 o 3,099,806 2,225,125 6,977 183,501 379,849 67,777 38^347 29*430 329,249 180,519 325,461 166,478 585,314 874,681 261,780 191,772 421,129 o 3,482,141 2*513*939 8,027 187,839 444,794 73274 41,499 31*775 349*219 205,995 385,522 209Í268 650,001 968*202 282*346 206*636 479,220 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1978 1979 1982 1983 2,282,048 2,276,135 5,913 2,417,205 2,411,561 5,644 2,744,861 2,740,616 4,245 3,267,527 3,262,393 5,134 3,869,469 3,865,079 4,390 4,225,304 4,220,263 5,041 76,490 76,119 371 77,968 77,628 340 86,869 86,535 334 97,750 97,396 354 111,344 110,976 368 120,223 119,844 379 222.5 10,254 224.7 10,759 228.6 12,005 235.6 13,868 249.3 15,522 267.3 15,806 8.1 9,482 7.8 9,959 8.3 10,425 8.9 10,977 8.5 13,087 8.0 15,067 2,241,602 118,436 -259,163 1,864,003 189,477 228,568 2,313,093 125,753 -217,536 1,969,804 219,850 227,551 2,610,205 142,982 -247,852 2,219,371 268,105 257,385 3,150,507 180,966 -352,232 2,617,309 345,349 304,869 3,609,850 206,205 -441,414 2,962,231 418,901 488,337 3,936,680 226,853 -467,415 3,242,412 449,613 533,279 90,488 4,559 -15,847 70,082 2,526 3,882 94,613 4,898 -18,915 70,800 3,019 4,149 103,936 5,414 -20,254 78,268 3,859 4,742 113,096 6,197 -19,584 87,315 5,088 5,347 119,519 6,569 -17,312 95,638 6,420 9,286 128,844 7,104 -18,323 103,417 6,884 9,922 1,936,830 154,898 149,874 3,163 146,711 2,024,045 142,136 146,912 2,787 144,125 2,319,275 161,769 129,161 967 128,194 2,803,999 198,319 148,189 2,013 146,176 3,223,329 230,807 155,714 746 154,968 3,488,495 256,941 191,244 1,498 189,746 78,252 6,115 6,121 69 6,052 82,350 6,026 6,237 61 6,176 92,021 6,567 5,348 (L) 5,327 101,367 7,488 4,241 (L) 4,197 106,182 7,614 5,723 (L) 5,707 113,858 8,135 6,851 (L) 6,818 5,913 2,235,689 1,482,233 51,416* 165,155* 262,976* 212,847* 150,342* 55,681* 270,655* 37,510* 153,098* (D) 230,910* 753,456 156,167 149,721 447,568 5,644 2,307,449 1,499,219 (El) 169,060* 180,583* 252,547* 162,242* (D) 293,464* (D) 162,039* (D) 240,312* 808,230 165,719 152,678 489,833 4,245 2,605,960 1,696,525 49,417* 204,043* 246,440* 298,777* (D) (0) 328,353* (0) 166,528* 0» 270,972* 909,435 172,046 161,343 576,046 5,134 3,145,373 2,106,458 (0) 308,649* 382,448* 297,232* (0) (0) 386,758* 45,265* 191,622* 75,552* 330,738* 1,038,915 185,001 184,658 669,256 4,390 3,605,460 2,407,820 30,674* 286,588* 524,094* 271,996* (D) (D) 439,076* (») 241,849 (D) 423,374* 1,197,640 187,703 214,252 795,685 5,041 3,931,639 2,628,348 (D) 280,226* 664,638* 271,888* (D) (D) 441,219* (D) 268,910 90,647* 462,906* 1,303,291 201,306 228,385 873,600 371 90,117 46,864 5,481 59 8,389 27,853 27,853 0 (D) (D) (D) (D) 1,999 43,253 8,988 28,661 5,604 340 94,273 51,806 6,147 53 5,192 34,465 34,465 0 (0) 355 (D) 524 2,006 42,467 10,522 25,397 6,548 334 103,602 55,529 5,990 72 6,193 36,689 36,653 (L) (D) (D) (D) 468 2,025 48,073 11,268 28,694 8,111 354 112,742 58,345 3,720 (L) 7,732 35,257 34,845 412 5,338 (0) (D) 1,990 2,002 54,397 11,821 33,105 9,471 368 119,151 57,202 5,139 (L) 4,948 31,475 (D) (D) 8,657 (D) 2,238 (D) 2,629 61,949 12,143 37,768 12,038 379 128,465 62,071 5,798 (D) 7,150 32,908 (D) (D) 5,440 (D) 2,241 2,581 5,284 66,394 13,354 41,039 12,001 In c o m e b y P la c e o f R e s id e n c e T o tal personal in c o m e ................................................... Nonfarm personal income............................ farm income........................................... Population (thousands)1............................... E a r n in g s b y P la c e o f W o r k Earnings by type: Wages and Other labor income... Proprietors’ Income“ . 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......................................... Military... State and local.. Alaska (N onm etropolitan portion) Aleutian Islands Division, Alaska 1980 1981 In c o m e b y P la c e o f R e s id e n c e T o tal personal inco m e .. Nonfarm personal income.. Farm income............... Population (thousands)1.................. Per capita personal incom e (dollars)... Derivation of total personal income: Total earnings by place of work... Less: Personal contributions for social insurance2.. Plus: Adjustment for residence..................... Equals: Net earnings by place of residence........ Plus: Dividends, interest, and rent4................. Plus: Transfer payments............................. E a r n in g s b y P la c e o f W o r k Earnings by type: Wages and salaries... Other labor income... Proprietors’ income“ . farm.............. Nontarm.......... 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......................................... . Military.................................................. State and local......................................... See footnotes at end of tables. 19 LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME ALASKA Table 5 — Personal Income for States and Counties of Alaska, Hawaii, and the Far West Region, 1978-83— Continued ______________________ [Tliousands of dollars]_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ._____________ Angoon Division, Alaska Anchorage Division, Alaska 1980 1979 1978 1983 1982 1981 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 2,202,4M 2,202,484 0 2.257.226 2.257.226 0 2.493.496 2.493.496 0 2.962.254 2.962.254 0 3.621.997 3.621.997 0 4.017.400 4.017.400 0 3.993 3.993 0 4.757 4.757 0 5.435 5.435 0 6.470 6.470 0 7.424 7.424 0 7.668 7.668 0 179.6 12,260 178.8 12,623 174.1 14,324 180.3 16,431 195.2 18,555 211.2 19,020 .6 6,430 .6 8,174 .7 7,476 .7 8,912 .8 9,820 .8 9,933 2.007.895 106,571 -49,189 1,852,135 209,011 141,338 2.051.649 112,376 -66,828 1,872,445 240,498 144,283 2.248.680 124,614 -74,834 2,049,232 280,278 163,986 2.635.749 153,840 -68,678 2,413,231 350,607 198,416 3.099.806 180,371 -88,080 2,831,355 434,146 356,496 3.482.141 204,319 -106,040 3,171,782 466,122 379,496 2.870 166 -345 2,359 417 1,217 4.874 273 -1,490 3,111 469 1,177 6.587 370 -2,666 3,551 536 1,348 5.664 344 -1,143 4,177 666 1,627 5.116 309 -202 4,605 853 1,966 4.767 291 131 4,607 920 2,141 Farm................................................................. Nonfarm.............................................................. 1,745,446 127,259 135.190 0 135.190 1,801,197 112,372 138.080 0 138.080 2,010,411 126,487 111.782 0 111.782 2,362,621 152,573 120.555 0 120.555 2,771,569 192,789 135.448 0 135.448 3,088,710 222.636 170.795 0 170.795 2,427 238 205 0 205 4,250 455 169 0 169 5,871 598 118 0 118 4,898 489 277 0 277 4,612 384 120 0 120 4,154 357 256 0 256 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 estate............................ Services........................................................... Government and government enterprises.......................... Federal, civilian................................................... Military........................................................... State and local................................................... 0 2.007.895 1,396,762 30,307 (D) 245,469 44,695 24,803 19,892 240,982 (D) 196,360 113,086 348,977 611,133 207,232 144,665 259,236 0 2.051.649 1,397,972 29,420 72,921 234,798 45,481 27,572 17,909 242,135 108,471 195,355 113,263 356,128 653,677 219,452 155,740 278,485 0 2.248.680 1,544,436 15,807 115,020 246,337 58,533 30,248 28,285 264,894 119,269 208,519 118,514 397,543 704,244 226,146 161,059 317,039 0 2.635.749 1,854,626 9,823 147,648 290,152 60,486 32,535 27,951 307,001 149,839 261,543 136,813 491,321 781,123 241,658 172,845 366,620 0 3.099.806 2,225,125 6,977 183,501 379,849 67,777 38,347 29,430 329,249 180,519 325,461 166,478 585,314 874,681 261,780 191,772 421,129 0 3.482.141 2,513,939 8,027 187,839 444,794 73,274 41,499 31,775 349.219 205,995 385,522 209,268 650,001 968,202 282,346 206.636 479.220 0 2.870 1,805 (0) 0 352 1,103 (0) (D) 0 (L) 121 136 (0) 1,065 110 (L) 940 0 4.874 3,884 (l) 0 326 3,208 (D) 0» (L) (U 122 107 68 990 107 (1) 868 0 6.587 5,388 (L) 0 (D) 4,486 (0) (D) (L) (L) 112 (0) (D) 1,199 128 ID 1,050 0 5.664 4,334 (L) 0 (D) 3,404 (D) (D) 170 (L) 128 389 (D) 1,330 114 (L) 1,198 0 5.116 3,270 (L) 0 (0) 1,418 (D) (D) 205 (U 114 (D) (0) 1,846 88 (L) 1,729 0 4.767 2,648 (t) 0 207 892 (D) (D) (D) (L) 80 606 (D) 2,119 123 U) 1,964 Incom e by Place of Residence Total personal income.................................................. Farm income............................................................ Population (thousands)1.................................................. Per capita personal income (dollars)................................ Derivation of total personal income: Total earnings by place of work...................................... Less: Personal contributions for social insurance1.................. Plus: Adjustment for residence........................................ Equals: Net earnings by place of residence.......................... Plus: Dividends, interest, and rent*................................... Plus: Transfer payments............................................... Earnings by Place o f W ork Earnings by type: Wages and salaries..................................................... Other labor income..................................................... B e t h e l D iv is io n , A la s k a B a r r o w — N o r t h S lo p e D iv is io n , A la s k a 9 1978 1981 1980 1979 1982 1980 1979 1978 1983 1982 1981 1983 In c o m e b y P la c e o f R e s id e n c e 91,593 91,593 0 103,311 103,311 0 51,990 51,990 0 59,806 59,806 0 67,409 67,409 0 78,315 78,315 0 92,130 92,130 0 105,141 105,141 0 4.2 14,167 90,892 90,892 0 4.4 20,629 4.6 19,804 4.9 21,084 9.6 5,443 9.8 6,133 9.7 6,920 10.0 7,868 10.3 8,960 10.9 9,666 49,696 2,957 63,904 3,875 313 60,342 2,940 15,033 72,153 4,279 786 68,660 3,603 19,867 84,779 5,046 163 79,896 3,892 21,353 Per capita personal incom e (d o lla rs )................................................. 3.7 12,510 50,246 50,246 0 3.8 13,230 Derivation of total personal income: Total earnings by place ot work...................................... Less: Personal contributions for social insurance1.................. Plus: Adjustment tor residence........................................ Equals: Net earnings by place of residence.......................... Pius: Dividends, interest, and rent*.................................. Plus: Transfer payments............................................... 277,225 14,086 -222,364 40,775 1,140 4,534 231,183 12,375 -174,651 44,157 1,355 4,734 300,894 16,134 -232,240 52,520 1,466 5,770 491,740 28,523 -381,020 82,197 1,750 6,945 608,140 35,279 -494,066 78,795 2,820 9,978 661,753 39,127 -533,355 89,271 3,041 10,999 42,624 2,522 121 40,223 1,413 10,354 46,734 1,750 11,322 (L) 54,093 3,242 324 51,175 2,224 14,010 255,366 21,530 329 0 329 215,540 15,277 366 0 366 279,903 20,726 265 0 265 458,565 33,054 121 0 121 566,956 40,247 937 0 937 616,898 43,581 1,274 0 1,274 37,534 2,759 2,331 0 2,331 44,643 2,864 2,189 0 2,189 49,717 3,214 1,162 0 1,162 58,155 3,615 2,134 0 2,134 66,515 4,140 1,498 0 1,498 77,535 5,148 2,096 0 2,096 0 277,225 249,491 0 122,946 84,161 0 0 0 16,294 0 0 231,183 198,260 0 132,233 25,173 0 0 0 15,205 0 0 300,894 262,676 0 165,573 49,655 0 0 0 16,839 0 491,740 444,588 0 238,974 129,244 0 0 0 18,325 294 0 608,140 551,558 0 229,978 210,638 0 0 0 22,574 0 661,753 600,333 0 230,480 249,151 0 0 0 21,381 0 42,624 23,840 390 0 49,696 27,047 (D) 0 54,093 28,743 324 0 63,904 32,621 194 0 72,153 33,582 145 0 84,779 39,316 140 2,005 560 560 0 4,901 3,048 881 881 0 4,852 3,204 656 656 0 6,220 (D) (D) (D) (D) (0) (D) 15,940 14,021 38,218 4,222 502 33,494 (D) 36,568 47,152 4,438 521 42,193 65,224 56,582 3,221 561 52,800 3,730 897 11,169 18,784 6,512 835 11,437 4,661 941 12,013 22,649 7,510 906 14,233 Nonfarm personal income.............................................. Farm income............................................................ Population (thousands)1.................................................. 46,449 46,449 0 59,756 59,756 0 E a r n in g s b y P la c e o f W o r k Earnings by type: Wages and salaries..................................................... Other labor income..................................................... Proprietors’ income5................................................... Nonfarm.............................................................. 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 estate........................... Services.......................................................... Government and government enterprises......................... Federal, civilian.................................................. Military........................................................... State and local.................................................. See footnotes at end of tables. 17,666 27,734 3,638 459 23,637 12,395 32,923 3,916 456 28,551 (L) (D) (D) (D) (D) 18,121 (D) 71,862 61,420 2,691 233 58,496 (D) (0) (L) (D) (D) (D) 5,495 614 11,299 25,350 7,899 987 16,464 (D) 5,300 (D) (D) 0 6,078 (0) 4,512 2,582 10,985 31,283 8,221 1,110 21,952 (D) 5,712 82 82 0 7,097 (D) 5,548 2,136 10,551 38,571 8,734 1,206 28,631 (D) 7,157 (D) (D) 0 7,504 (9) 6,357 3,032 12,418 45,463 10,335 662 34,466 20 LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME ALASKA Table 5.— Personal Income for States and Counties of Alaska, Hawaii, and the Far West Region, 1978-83— Continued [Thousands of dollars] B r is to l B a y B o ro u g h , A la s k a 1978 1979 1980 1981 B r is to l B a y D iv is io n , A la s k a 1982 1983 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 I n c o m e b y P l a c e o f R e s id e n c e Total personal income................................................. 11,811 Nonfarm personal income.............................................. Farm income................................................ 12,481 14,518 17,417 20,097 21,882 26,442 11,811 0 29,627 33,071 12,481 0 38,602 14,518 0 17,417 0 44,453 20,097 0 51,520 21,882 0 26,442 0 29,627 0 33,071 0 38,602 0 44,453 0 5l’520 0 Population (thousands)1.................................................. Per capita personal income (dollars)............................... 1.1 1.1 1.1 1.1 1.1 1.3 4.2 4.2 4.1 4.2 4.4 10,886 46 11,429 13,222 15,677 17,521 17,422 6,235 7,069 8,086 9,198 10,175 11,118 Derivation of total personal income: Total earnings by place of work...................................... Less: Personal contributions for social insurance2.................. Plus: Adjustment for residence........................................ Equals: Net earnings by place of residence.......................... Plus: Dividends, interest, and rent4.................................. Plus: Transfer payments............................................... 16,620 861 -5,986 9,773 550 1,488 20,535 1,081 -9,287 10,167 605 1,709 23,164 1,216 -10,284 11,664 908 1,946 27,034 1,482 -11,586 13,966 1,297 2,154 28,912 1,585 -11,415 15,912 1,449 2,736 29,588 1,601 -10,632 17,355 1,553 2,974 24,977 1,372 -2,396 21,209 1,374 3,859 30,681 1,713 -4,991 23,977 1,671 3,979 33,924 1,918 -5,744 26,262 2,261 4,548 40,578 2,391 -7,737 30,450 3,072 5,080 43,528 2,534 —7715 33,279 3,849 7,325 48,776 2*901 6,365 39*510 4,128 7,882 Earnings by type: Wages and salaries..................................................... Other labor income..................................................... Proprietors' income’ ................................................... Farm................................................................. Nonfarm............................................................. 15,162 1,031 427 0 427 18,921 1,213 401 0 401 21,277 1,424 463 0 463 24,704 1,592 738 0 738 25,898 1,792 1,222 0 1,222 25,973 1,950 1,665 0 1,665 19,832 1,922 3,223 0 3,223 25,718 2,503 2,460 0 2,460 28,963 2,552 2,409 0 2,409 34,916 3,314 2,348 0 2,348 37,819 3,592 2,117 0 2,117 42,229 4,026 2,521 0 2,521 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 estate............................ Services........................................................... Government and government enterprises.......................... Federal, civilian.................................................. Military........................................................... State and local.................................................. 0 16,620 6,775 (0) 0 0 4,391 4,391 0 769 56 496 (D) 616 9,845 1,791 4,435 3,619 0 20,535 10,205 243 0 (D) 6,281 6,281 0 1,018 (L) 1,456 (D) 386 10,330 1,905 4,622 3,803 0 23,164 11,784 181 67 (0) 7,855 7,855 0 1,175 (L) 967 (D) 434 11,380 1,861 4,994 4,525 0 27,034 13,380 93 (0) 2,118 7,612 7,612 0 1,990 138 614 (D) 432 13,654 2,247 5,446 5,961 0 28,912 14,708 89 (9) (9) (9) (9) 0 2,847 (9) 820 (9) (9) 14,204 2,224 5,618 6,362 0 29,588 14,446 82 0 (9) 7,870 7,870 0 3,525 (9) 796 465 402 15,142 2,589 5,681 6,872 0 24,977 16,864 1,799 0 598 5,484 5,483 (L) 3,609 (0) 1,067 (9) 3,123 8,113 2,168 106 5,839 0 30,681 22,251 1,192 0 1,132 (9) (0) 0 3,872 (9) 1,231 (9) 3,495 8,430 2,227 111 6,092 0 33,924 24,444 1,498 0 1,455 10,263 10,263 0 4,445 (») 1,508 (D) 4,584 9,480 2,298 120 7,062 0 40,578 29,887 1,190 0 1,710 14,653 14,653 0 5,050 94 1,522 637 5,031 10,691 1,983 109 8,599 0 43,528 30,922 1,015 0 3,215 14,488 14,488 0 4,046 (D) 1,945 (D) 5,412 12,606 1,619 170 10,817 0 48,776 35,320 926 (D) 3,440 12,772 12,772 0 4,054 (D) 2,129 1,050 10,206 13,456 1,934 186 11,336 E a r n in g s b y P la c e o f W o r k C o rd o v a — M c C a r t h y D iv is io n , A la s k a 1978 1979 1980 1981 F a ir b a n k s D iv is io n , A la s k a 1982 1983 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 I n c o m e b y P l a c e o f R e s id e n c e Total personal income................................................ 25,036 25,659 27,852 32,451 37,026 38,288 669,274 683,465 759,209 932,695 1,132,971 1,237,542 25,659 0 32,451 0 2.4 38,288 0 2.5 682,560 905 54.9 53.9 931,878 817 55.4 1,132,311 660 60.4 1,236,762 780 2.5 668,276 998 55.3 758,567 642 2.3 27,852 0 2.3 37,026 0 Per capita personal income (dollars)............................... 25,036 0 2.2 11,490 11,122 12,351 13,371 15,051 15,027 12,097 12,447 14,082 16,825 18,756 19,198 Derivation of total personal income: Total earnings by place of work...................................... Less: Personal contributions for social insurance2.................. Plus: Adjustment for residence........................................ Equals: Net earnings by place of residence.......................... Plus: Dividends, interest, and rent4.................................. Plus: Transfer payments............................................... 25,784 1,324 -3,678 20,782 2,168 2,086 27,499 1,453 -4,844 21,202 2,388 2,069 29,281 1,576 -5,118 22,587 2,799 2,466 33,142 1,873 -5,163 26,106 3,540 2,805 35,738 2,023 -5,731 27,984 4,418 4,624 34,988 1,975 -4,533 28,480 4,737 5,071 607,275 32,171 -12,291 562,813 53,417 53,044 616,889 33,564 -9,710 573,615 59,651 50,199 654,178 35,883 15,845 634,140 71,849 53,220 769,186 44,078 50,513 775,621 91,658 65,416 912,233 51,931 50,362 910,664 108,402 113,905 1,002,446 57,501 52,076 997,021 116,255 124,266 Earnings by type: Wages and salaries..................................................... Other labor income..................................................... Proprietors’ income5.............................................. Farm................................................................. Nonfarm.............................................................. 19,846 1,837 4,101 0 4,101 21,801 1,945 3,753 0 3,753 23,525 2,002 3,754 0 3,754 26,576 2,477 4,089 0 4,089 29,388 2,746 3,604 0 3,604 28,025 2,768 4,195 0 4,195 541,865 39,476 25,934 556 25,378 554,644 35,475 26,770 490 26,280 594,765 36,886 22,527 170 22,357 694,255 44,423 30,508 354 30,154 819,938 53,517 38,778 131 38,647 893,208 61,803 47,435 263 47,172 Earnings by industry: Farm................................................................... Nonfarm........................................................... Private.......................................................... Agricultural services, forestiy, fisheries, and other” .......... 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................................................... Military............................................................ State and local................................................... 0 25,784 18,961 2,903 4,397 439 4,779 4,688 91 1,829 70 2,489 397 1,658 6,823 1,171 55 5,597 0 27,499 21,527 (D) (D) 583 6,967 6,850 117 2,594 (L) 2,534 409 1,824 5,972 890 61 5,021 0 29,281 22,375 2,849 (D) 740 7,356 7,091 265 2,815 (D) 2,324 408 1,996 6,906 976 67 5,863 0 33,142 25,015 (9) (D) 1,217 11,077 9,540 1,537 3,796 185 2,617 756 2,048 8,127 1,333 62 6,732 0 35,738 26,878 2,395 (9) 1,585 9,506 (9) (9) 5,895 (9) 3,486 637 2,577 8,860 1,149 96 7,615 0 34,988 25,302 2,551 (9) 1,353 7,568 7,480 88 6,163 (9) 3,400 686 2,722 9,686 1,073 105 8,508 998 606,277 387,754 791 1,550 91,302 15,456 6,590 8,866 101,461 21,296 54,406 21,028 80,464 218,523 46,183 64,798 107,542 905 615,984 382,656 656 704 74,187 27,072 6,679 20,393 102,237 20,253 55,077 19,156 83,314 233,328 46,955 69,474 116,899 642 653,536 393,361 918 1,474 77,142 21,525 8,181 13,344 110,154 19,116 55,674 15,479 91,879 260,175 48,585 71,233 140,357 817 768,369 473,318 921 16,203 96,468 17,135 11,043 6,092 125,999 22,874 66,092 18,643 108,983 295,051 54,289 78,484 162,278 660 911,573 565,283 1,902 14,842 128,311 14,424 7,595 6,829 142,007 27,409 73,761 22,744 139,883 346,290 58,142 91,707 196,441 780 1,001,666 628,435 1,454 14,218 165,589 19,282 10,385 8,897 146,237 30,970 81,379 26,140 143,166 373,231 65,865 100,992 206,374 Nonfarm personal income.............................................. Farm income............................................................ Population (thousands)1.................................................. 64.5 E a r n in g s b y P la c e o f W o r k See footnotes at end of tables. 21 LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME ALASKA Table 5.— Personal Income for States and Counties of Alaska, Hawaii, and the Far West Region, 1978-83— Continued ___________________ [Thousands of dollars]_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ J u n e a u D iv is io n , A la s k a H a in e s D iv is io n , A la s k a 9 1978 1981 1980 1979 1982 1979 1978 1983 1980 1981 In c o m e b y P la c e o f R e s id e n c e 2.0 14,144 255,336 255,324 (L) 19.4 13,143 267,915 267,905 (L) 19.9 13,486 306,521 306,517 (L) 19.6 15,649 370,998 370,991 (L) 20.6 18,042 431,512 431,509 (L) 21.8 19,761 472,684 472,679 (L) 23.5 20,127 15,719 943 2,729 17,505 4,026 4,440 17,699 1,077 2,757 19,379 4,308 5,039 239,491 12,674 -16,525 210,292 25,085 19,959 247,655 13,209 -16,739 217,707 28,911 21,297 278,395 14,854 -17,750 245,791 35,802 24,928 338,198 18,502 -25,119 294,577 46,548 29,873 376,303 20,282 -28,403 327,618 55,955 47,939 414,253 22,239 -31,753 360,261 60,044 52,379 10,382 877 1,755 0 1,755 12,785 1,179 1,755 0 1,755 14,141 1,344 2,214 0 2,214 203,905 10,774 24,812 (L) 24,800 213,657 10,350 23,648 (L) 23,638 245,988 11,724 20,683 (L) 20,679 295,430 15,167 27,601 (L) 27,594 330,904 17,893 27,506 (L) 27,503 359,307 20,262 34,684 (L) 34,679 0 13,014 9,022 543 59 655 2,983 (D) (D) 1,706 (L) 1,561 471 1,029 3,992 204 (L) 3,740 0 15,719 11,331 0 17,699 13,197 439 0 942 4,931 239,479 105,578 7,442 411 16,306 1,946 (L) (L) 247,645 107,593 4,523 664 15,218 2,194 (D) (0) 21,067 3,074 19,840 11,138 29,875 140,052 26,694 4,559 108,799 (L) 278,391 117,899 5,943 447 15,894 2,378 1,350 1,028 25,001 4,041 21,493 8,207 34,495 160,492 26,000 4,948 129,544 (t) 338,191 157,461 1,512 206 25,118 3,455 2,111 1,344 35,651 5,026 26,386 19,522 40,585 180,730 27,744 5,966 147,020 (L) (L) 414,248 196,980 1,999 926 37,492 4,723 2,063 2,660 29,118 6,834 34,640 20,634 60,614 217,268 30,613 7,300 179,355 14,662 14,662 0 16,656 16,656 0 18,993 18,993 0 22,109 22,109 0 25,971 25,971 0 28,726 28,726 0 P e r ca p ita p e rso na l incom e (d o lla rs )........................................ 1.7 8,780 1.7 9,891 1.8 10,436 1.9 11,692 1.9 13,332 Derivation of total personal income: Total earnings by place of work...................................... Less: Personal contributions for social Insurance1.................. Plus: Adjustment for residence........................................ Equals: Net earnings by place of residence.......................... Plus: Dividends, interest, and rent4 .................................. Plus: Transfer payments............................................... 8,143 468 2,684 10,359 1,949 2,354 9,277 534 3,210 11,953 2,380 2,323 11,738 675 2,515 13,578 2,829 2,586 13,014 782 3,308 15,540 3,581 2,988 5,658 457 2,028 0 2,028 6,707 505 2,065 0 2,065 8,816 734 2,188 0 2,188 0 8,143 5,392 850 0 238 723 55 668 1,181 (L) 1,110 254 996 2,751 245 (L) 2,464 0 9,277 6,233 774 0 169 1,201 0 11,738 8,440 1,037 0 244 2,167 (D) (0) (D) Nonfarm personal income.............................................. Farm income............................................................ Population (thousands)1.................................................. 1983 1982 E a r n in g s b y P la c e o f W o r k Earnings by type: Proprietors’ income5.................................................... Nonfarm.............................................................. Earnings by industry: Farm..................................................................... Private............................................................... Agricultural services, forestry, fisheries, and other*......... Construction...................................................... Manufacturing................................................... Nondurable goods............................................. Durable goods................................................ Transportation and public utilities.............................. Wholesale trade.................................................. Retail trace....................................................... Finance, insurance, and real estate............................ Services........................................................... Government and government enterprises.......................... Federal, civilian................................................... Military........................................................... State and local................................................... ID) 1,672 (L) 1,221 331 837 3,044 238 (L) 2,762 2,385 (L) 1,316 280 996 3,298 205 (L) 3,044 (D) 0 (D) 4,527 (D) (D) 1,814 (L) 1,774 505 1,495 4,388 222 76 4,090 (D) (D) 2,708 (L) 1,839 831 1,490 4,502 191 82 4,229 (D) (D) 19,145 2,895 18,898 10,884 27,651 133,901 27,013 4,562 102,326 1980 1979 1981 (D) 34,303 5,568 30,673 16,992 53,048 203,031 28,737 7,093 167,201 K e t c h ik a n D iv is io n , A la s k a K e n a i— C o o k In le t D iv is io n , A la s k a 1978 376,300 173,269 1,984 493 26,022 4,186 (D) 1982 1983 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 In c o m e b y P la c e o f R e s id e n c e 221,565 221,073 492 231,551 231,073 478 270,224 269,854 370 319,057 318,619 438 378,921 378,535 386 408,405 407,967 438 132,304 132,304 0 143,766 143,766 0 170,851 170,851 0 184,564 184,564 0 212,579 212,579 0 227,852 227,852 0 P e r ca p ita perso nal incom e (d o lla rs )........................................ 19.7 11,240 20.7 11,171 22.9 11,789 23.4 13,616 25.2 15,026 27.6 14,814 11.3 11,721 11.1 12,917 11.3 15,058 11.8 15,641 12.2 17,489 12.8 17,786 Derivation of total personal income: Total earnings by place of work...................................... Less: Personal contributions for social insurance1 .................. Plus: Adjustment for residence........................................ Equals: Net earnings by place of residence.......................... Plus-. Dividends, interest, and rent*................................... Plus: Transfer payments............................................... 176,982 9,189 12,063 179,856 23,802 17,907 181,773 9,825 13,543 185,491 29,122 16,938 215,124 11,752 12,260 215,632 34,809 19,783 253,327 14,739 11,199 249,787 44,451 24,819 278,570 16,117 14,748 277,201 54,442 47,278 298,716 17,488 16,639 297,867 58,381 52,157 121,110 6,390 -8,730 105,990 13,871 12,443 133,165 7,239 -10,588 115,338 15,949 12,479 165,755 9,092 -20,672 135,991 20,998 13,862 164,127 9,519 -15,661 138,947 28,203 17,414 178,138 10,347 -14,574 153,217 32,733 26,629 189,169 11,110 -13,600 164,459 35,066 28,327 Earnings by type: Wages and salaries..................................................... Other labor income..................................................... Proprietors’ income5................................................... Farm................................................................. Nonfarm.............................................................. 145,693 14,678 16,611 253 16,358 152,250 13,656 15,867 223 15,644 183,178 16,146 15,800 77 15,723 220,026 20,510 12,791 161 12,630 242,713 23,560 12,297 60 12,237 258,635 25,488 14,593 120 14,473 98,489 8,834 13,787 0 13,787 110,935 8,589 13,641 0 13,641 141,932 11,632 12,191 0 12,191 139,439 11,548 13,140 0 13,140 154,623 12,430 11,085 0 11,085 163,014 12,871 13,284 0 13,284 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 estate............................ Services........................................................... Government and government enterprises.......................... Federal, civilian................................................... Military............................................................ State and local................................................... 492 176,490 148,113 5,846 32,889 16,574 25,051 22,631 2,420 23,642 6,776 13,701 3,579 20,055 28,377 1,875 494 26,008 478 181,295 150,745 370 214,754 178,743 5,374 30,268 29,118 32,306 28,648 3,658 32,019 8,161 14,614 3,717 23,166 36,011 3,038 675 32,298 438 252,889 212,500 3,468 37,574 34,991 39,051 34,584 4,467 42,798 9,982 15,092 4,509 25,035 40,389 3,307 606 36,476 386 278,184 230,920 2,490 41,253 40,481 40,767 38,124 2,643 43,958 9,347 17,716 5,434 29,474 47,264 3,613 982 42,669 438 298,278 242,001 2,971 33,747 48,118 42,788 40,894 1,894 43,748 9,627 22,045 6,451 32,506 56,277 4,192 1,070 51,015 0 121,110 89,090 7,410 264 10,168 26,854 15,775 11,079 12,468 3,402 10,714 3,747 14,063 32,020 5,686 2,422 23,912 0 133,165 98,014 (D) (D) 10,205 32,918 14,128 18,790 13,211 3,462 11,231 4,254 15,538 35,151 6,526 2,412 26,213 0 165,755 126,351 6,486 149 15,874 47,021 25,900 21,121 16,483 3,375 12,698 4,609 19,656 39,404 7,874 2,633 28,897 0 164,127 120,968 5,439 541 10,382 39,163 25,358 13,805 16,491 2,585 14,527 7,442 24,398 43,159 8,186 3,201 31,772 0 178,138 127,964 3,802 (L) 11,752 37,988 22,716 15,272 16,831 3,935 17,496 6,550 29,646 50,174 8,934 3,782 37,458 0 189,169 134,134 T o ta l perso nal in c o m e .............................................................. Nonfarm personal income.............................................. Farm income............................................................ Population (thousands)1.................................................. E a r n in g s b y P la c e o f W o r k See footnotes at end of tables. (D) 29,715 15,030 29,021 25,807 3,214 23,784 (D) 15,461 3,870 20,379 30,550 2,410 547 27,593 (D) (D) 18,198 34,753 21,671 13,082 16,164 6,877 17,832 6,297 29,608 65,035 8,694 3,878 42,463 ALASKA LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME 22 Table 5.— Personal Income for States and Counties of Alaska, Hawaii, and the Far West Region, 1978-83— Continued [Thousands of dollars] K o d ia k D iv is io n , A la s k a K o b u k D iv is io n , A la s k a 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1978 1980 1979 1981 1983 1982 In c o m e b y P la c e o f R e s id e n c e 31,262 31,262 0 30,508 30,508 0 36,241 36,241 0 45,376 45,376 0 53,248 53,248 0 56,471 56,471 0 100,456 100,456 0 109,376 109,376 0 122,030 122,030 0 130,425 130,425 0 151,525 151,525 0 168,925 168,925 0 P e r ca p ita p e rso na l incom e (d o lla rs )........................................ 4.8 6,543 4.8 6,299 4.9 7,472 4.9 9,198 5.1 10,486 5.3 10,716 9.2 10,969 9.4 11,596 10.1 12,113 9.9 13,138 10.1 15,008 10.5 16,050 Derivation of total personal income: Total earnings by place of work...................................... Less: Personal contributions for social insurance1.................. Plus: Adjustment for residence........................................ Equals: Net earnings by place of residence.......................... Plus: Dividends, interest, and rent1 .................................. Plus: Transfer payments............................................... 25,903 1,533 -783 23,587 1,082 6,593 24,402 1,481 -516 22,405 1,316 6,787 29,102 1,745 -758 26,599 1,841 7,801 39,273 2,367 -2,655 34,251 2,551 8,574 43,284 2,518 -1,622 39,144 3,387 10,717 45,226 2,670 -1,439 41,117 3,642 11,712 112,396 5,794 -20,769 85,833 7,587 7,036 118,861 6,303 -19,746 92,812 9,401 7,163 124,259 6,681 -16,599 100,979 12,505 8,546 126,930 7,234 -16,147 103,549 16,896 9,980 144,219 8,297 -20,224 115,698 19,190 16,637 166,185 9,660 -25,886 130,639 20,599 17,687 23,894 1,375 634 0 634 22,531 1,155 716 0 716 27,138 1,376 588 0 588 36,126 2,081 1,066 0 1,066 39,676 2,749 859 0 859 41,157 2,911 1,158 0 1,158 92,546 8,552 11,298 0 11,298 99,080 7,998 11,783 0 11,783 105,185 8,254 10,820 0 10,820 110,127 8,285 8,518 0 8,518 127,444 9,321 7,454 0 7,454 146,085 11,212 8,888 0 8,888 0 25,903 11,025 0 (D) (D) (D) (D) 0 3,221 (L) 1,802 (D) (D) 14,878 4,610 885 9,383 0 24,402 9,734 0 (L) 1,627 (») (D) 0 3,482 0 1,924 (D) (0) 14,668 4,721 402 9,545 0 29,102 12,036 (D) (D) 2,461 (L) (L) 0 4,074 0 2,144 (0) 2,766 17,066 4,610 438 12,018 0 39,273 20,159 (0) (0) 7,018 0 0 0 4,271 0 3,178 (D) 3,342 19,114 4,731 409 13,974 0 43,284 21,387 79 (D) (D) 0 0 0 8,166 0 4,022 1,170 (0) 21,897 3,451 523 17,923 0 45,226 22,028 0 (0) (0) 0 0 0 8,640 0 4,185 1,578 (0) 23,198 3,050 498 19,650 0 112,396 77,287 8,886 0 7,960 31,270 28,236 3,034 7,032 (0) 9,770 (D) 9,935 35,109 6,865 16,073 12,171 0 118,861 81,620 8,047 0 5,223 35,100 28,703 6,397 8,889 (0) 10,255 (0) 11,533 37,241 7,476 15,935 13,830 0 124,259 82,846 7,838 0 4,524 35,716 27,150 8,566 10,088 (D) 10,044 (D) 11,940 41,413 8,216 17,316 15,881 0 126,930 78,321 4,749 0 6,683 29,806 26,652 3,154 10,327 404 10,041 3,533 12,778 48,609 8,099 21,694 18,816 0 144,219 89,944 3,676 0 18,503 25,663 22,733 2,930 11,467 544 12,376 2,939 14,776 54,275 8,300 24,856 21,119 0 166,185 108,317 3,691 0 37,297 22,210 19,766 2,444 12,363 743 12,997 3,347 15,669 57,868 8,7/5 25,320 23,773 T o ta l perso nal in c o m e .............................................................. Nonfarm personal income.............................................. Farm income............................................................ Population (thousands)1.................................................. E a r n in g s b y P la c e o f W o r k Earnings by type: Wages and salaries..................................................... Other labor income..................................................... Proprietors' income5................................................... Farm................................................................. Nonfarm.............................................................. Earnings by industry: Farm..................................................................... Nonfarm................................................................. Agricultural services, forestry, fisheries, and other*......... Mining............................................................ Construction...................................................... Manufacturing................................................... Nondurable goods............................................. Transportation and public utilities.............................. Wholesale trade.................................................. Retail trade....................................................... Finance, insurance, and real estate............................ Services........................................................... Government and government enterprises.......................... Federal, civilian................................................... Military........................................................... State and local................................................... M a t a n u s k a — S u s it n a D iv is io n , A la s k a K u s k o k w lm D iv is io n , A la s k a 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 In c o m e b y P la c e o f R e s id e n c e 10,275 10,275 0 11,810 11,810 0 14,206 14,206 0 16,476 16,476 0 18,923 18,923 0 21,793 21,793 0 152,870 148,830 4,040 169,013 165,102 3,911 197,286 194,391 2,895 237,688 234,170 3,518 315,191 312,218 2,973 360,393 356,954 3,439 P e r c a p ita p e rso na l incom e (d o lla rs )........................................ 2.7 3,866 2.8 4,265 2.6 5,365 2.7 6,162 2.8 6,861 2.9 7,413 14.4 10,592 16.2 10,429 18,3 10,756 19.1 12,420 22.0 14,344 26.9 13,395 Derivation of total personal income: Total earnings by place of work...................................... Less: Personal contributions for social insurance2.................. Plus: Adjustment for residence........................................ Equals: Net earnings by place of residence.......................... Plus: Dividends, interest, and rent1.................................. Plus: Transfer payments............................................... 8,625 535 -1,935 6,155 535 3,585 9,307 572 -1,452 7,283 715 3,812 11,082 669 -1,783 8,630 980 4,596 13,341 802 -2,139 10,400 1,350 4,726 14,455 852 -2,343 11,260 1,653 6,010 17,492 1,015 -2,832 13,645 1,777 6,371 66,219 3,434 52,381 115,166 19,678 18,026 70,113 3,700 61,391 127,804 23,884 17,325 76,218 4,168 78,555 150,605 26,716 19,965 94,502 5,320 91,288 180,470 32,728 24,490 125,389 6,969 109,694 228,114 42,177 44,900 153,055 8,538 120,692 265,209 45,284 49,900 7,766 443 416 0 416 8,594 364 349 0 349 10,401 457 224 0 224 12,469 553 319 0 319 13,331 729 395 0 395 15,916 995 581 0 581 53,651 4,325 8,243 2,273 5,970 56,945 4,009 9,159 2,003 7,156 65,139 4,368 6,711 695 6,016 79,991 5,811 8,700 1,447 7,253 105,468 8,136 11,785 536 11,249 127,902 10,468 14,685 1,077 13,608 0 8,625 3,857 0 (D) (D) (L) 0 0 9,307 2,427 0 (D) 126 (L) 0 (L) 1,054 (L) 550 216 (D) 6,880 1,616 964 4,300 0 11,082 2,834 0 (D) 249 (L) 0 (L) 1,186 0 590 161 (D) 8,248 1,679 956 5,613 0 13,341 3,349 0 128 (0) 68 0 68 1,355 0 590 246 (D) 9,992 1,862 905 7,225 0 14,455 4,285 0 (0) 271 (L) 0 (L) 1,803 0 911 218 (D) 10,170 1,570 1,184 7,416 0 17,492 5,186 0 (D) 401 65 0 65 2,061 0 994 287 (D) 12,306 1,610 1,172 9,524 4,040 62,179 38,114 (D) (D) 8,153 734 431 303 10,948 1,048 8,479 2,406 5,817 24,065 2,305 362 21,398 3,911 66,202 41,273 (D) (D) 7,179 788 (D) (0) 12,659 1,103 9,489 2,559 7,075 24,929 2,280 427 22,222 2,895 73,323 43,401 239 (0) 7,633 i,m (D) (0) 12,063 (D) 9,682 2,494 7,842 29,922 2,922 540 26,460 3,518 90,984 56,986 201 3,694 10,821 2,559 (0) (0) 14,701 1,248 11,040 2,911 9,811 33,998 2,835 495 30,668 2,973 122,416 80,941 292 (0) 21,513 1,807 (D) (D) 20,685 3,439 149,616 102,042 325 910 29,109 1,948 641 1,307 26,393 1,779 19,157 5,694 16,727 47,574 3,294 931 43,349 Nonfarm personal income.............................................. Farm income............................................................ Population (thousands)*.................................................. E a r n in g s b y P la c e o f W o r k Earnings by type: Wages and salaries..................................................... Other labor income..................................................... Proprietors’ income5................................................... Nontarm.............................................................. Earnings by industry: Private............................................................... Agricultural services, forestry, fisheries, and other*.......... Mining............................................................ Construction...................................................... Manufacturing......... .......................................... Nondurable goods............................................. Durable goods................................................ Transportation and public utilities.............................. Wholesale trade.................................................. Finance, insurance, and real estate............................ Services........................................................... Government and government enterprises.......................... Federal, civilian................................................... State and local................................................... See footnotes at end of tables. (L) 965 0 490 (D) 388 4,768 1,419 958 2,391 (W 13,959 4,438 12,506 41,475 2,943 869 37,663 LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME ALASKA 23 Table 5.— Personal Income for States and Counties of Alaska, Hawaii, and the Far West Region, 1978-83— Continued [Thousands of dollars] O u t e r K e t c h ik a n D iv is io n , A la s k a N o m e D iv is io n , A la s k a 1978 1980 1979 1981 1983 1982 1978 1980 1979 1982 1981 1983 I n c o m e b y P l a c e o f R e s id e n c e Total personal in c o m e ........................................................................... 44,857 47,326 54,194 64,466 75,672 85,754 13,761 14,879 15,099 16,333 17,105 20,057 N o n fa rm p e rs o n a l in c o m e .................................................................. F a rm in c o m e ....................................................................................... 44,857 0 47,326 0 54,194 0 64,466 0 75,672 0 85,754 0 13,761 0 14,879 0 15,099 0 16,333 0 17,105 0 20,057 0 P o p u la tio n ( t h o u s a n d s ) 1 ........................................................................ P er capita personal incom e (d o lla rs)................................................. 6.7 6.6 6.5 6.7 6.9 7.3 1.3 1.4 1.3 1.5 1.5 1.7 6,687 7,162 8,302 9,642 10,945 11,779 10,457 10,545 11,285 10,910 11,158 11,967 36,164 2,092 720 34,792 1,564 8,501 38,660 2,279 375 36,756 1,745 8,825 43,355 2,564 683 41,474 2,345 10,375 51,563 3,095 1,619 50,087 3,171 11,208 58,478 3,433 1,641 56,686 4,466 14,520 67,696 3,998 1,512 65,210 4,800 15,744 11,893 618 -317 10,958 402 2,401 12,870 689 -181 12,000 480 2,399 12,746 695 -179 11,872 644 2,583 12,384 694 630 12,320 886 3,127 11,035 622 1,499 11,912 1,136 4,057 14,085 788 1,324 14,621 1,223 4,213 32,348 2,339 1,477 0 1,477 35,223 2,355 1,082 0 1,082 39,833 2,489 1,033 0 1,033 46,075 3,087 2,401 0 2,401 52,746 3,391 2,341 0 2,341 60,822 3,960 2,914 0 2,914 8,201 679 3,013 0 3,013 9,111 583 3,176 0 3,176 9,174 618 2,954 0 2,954 8,574 544 3,266 0 3,266 7,807 396 2,832 0 2,832 10,339 586 3,160 0 3,160 0 36,164 19,603 0 2,287 1,716 535 535 0 3,040 65 3,467 1,458 7,035 16,561 3,473 961 12,127 0 38,660 21,403 0 0 43,355 24,414 0 0 51,563 29,532 0 4,533 (0) 645 645 0 5,750 0 58,478 31,361 0 0 67,696 35,298 0 0 11,893 6,953 2,510 0 156 0 12,870 7,499 2,626 0 188 (9) 0 (9) 1,085 0 12,746 7,666 2,395 0 234 0 12,384 6,714 3,160 56 166 0 11,035 4,723 2,594 0 14,085 6,620 2,841 D e riv a tio n o f t o ta l p e rs o n a l In co m e : T o ta l e a rn in g s b y p la c e o f w o r k ....................................................... Less: P e rs o n a l c o n trib u tio n s f o r s o c ia l in s u ra n c e 2 ........................... P lu s: A d ju s tm e n t fo r r e s id e n c e ......................................................... E q u als: N e t e a rn in g s b y p la c e o f r e s id e n c e ..................................... P lu s: D iv id e n d s , in te r e s t, a n d re n t4 .................................................. P lu s: T r a n s fe r p a y m e n t s .................................................................... E a r n in g s b y P la c e o f W o r k E a rn in g s b y ty p e : W a g e s a n d s a la rie s ............................................................................ O th e r la b o r In c o m e ............................................................................ P ro p rie to rs ’ in c o m e 8 .......................................................................... F a r m .............................................................................................. N o n fa r m ......................................................................................... E a rn in g s b y In d u s try : F a r m .................................................................................................... N o n fa r m .............................................................................................. P r iv a te ........................................................................................... A g r ic u ltu ra l s e n d e e s , fo r e s tr y , fis h e rie s , a n d o th e r” .............. M in in g ....................................................................................... C o n s tru c tio n .............................................................................. M a n u f a c t u r in g .......................................................................... N o n d u ra b le g o o d s ................................................................. D u ra b le g o o d s ...................................................................... T r a n s p o rta tio n a n d p u b lic u tilitie s ........................................... W h o le s a le t r a d e ........................................................................ R e ta il t r a d e ............................................................................... F in a n c e , in s u ra n c e , a n d re a l e s t a t e ........................................ S e rv ic e s ..................................................................................... G o v e rn m e n t a n d g o v e r n m e n t e n te rp ris e s ..................................... F e d e ra l, c iv ilia n ......................................................................... M il it a r y ...................................................................................... S t a t e a n d lo c a l......................................................................... (0 ) <D) 467 467 0 3,802 55 3,635 1,352 7,905 17,257 3,668 970 12,619 (D ) 1,437 399 399 0 4,147 a) 3,962 (L ) 4,669 (D ) (D ) 10,293 18,941 3,404 1,053 14,484 10,749 22,031 3,476 1,197 17,358 (9 ) (9 ) (9) 270 270 0 5,728 57 5,615 1,281 11,083 27,117 3,431 1,420 22,266 (9) 176 176 0 6,341 66 5,628 1,942 12,258 32,398 4,412 1,402 26,584 (9 ) 0 (9 ) 587 (9 ) (9 ) 422 403 (9 ) (9 ) 254 4,940 1,195 294 5,371 1,383 (1) 3,950 (1) 3,712 P r in c e o f W a le s D iv is io n , A la s k a 1978 1979 1980 1981 (L ) (9 ) 421 487 (9 ) (9 ) (9 ) (9 ) 0 (9) 0 (9) (9) (1) 503 (9 ) (9 ) (L ) (D ) (L ) 403 (9) 377 5,080 477 ai 4,563 0 538 (9 ) (9 ) 204 5,670 503 333 6,312 577 60 5,675 id 5,128 0 (9) 561 a) 640 (9) 498 7,465 692 55 6,708 S e w a r d D iv is io n , A la s k a 1982 1983 1978 1980 1979 1981 1982 1983 I n c o m e b y P l a c e o f R e s id e n c e Total personal in c o m e ........................................................................... 22,037 22^ 7 9 27,677 33,665 37,951 40,530 28,622 32,696 35,575 41,318 51,095 54,478 N o n fa rm p e rs o n a l in c o m e .................................................................. 22,037 0 22,379 0 27,677 0 33,665 0 37,951 0 40,530 0 28,622 0 32,696 0 35,575 0 41,318 0 51,095 0 54,478 0 F a rm in c o m e ....................................................................................... P o p u la tio n ( t h o u s a n d s ) 1 ........................................................................ 2.8 2.6 2.4 2.8 2.9 3.1 2.9 2.8 2.8 2.9 3.2 3.4 P er capita personal incom e (d o lla rs )................................................. 7,842 8,644 11,301 12,040 13,251 12,949 10,011 11,694 12,669 14,111 16,215 15,809 16,573 876 3,243 18,940 804 2,293 15,612 889 4,571 19,294 892 2,193 21,202 1,204 3,991 23,989 1,206 2,482 28,891 1,714 1,676 28,853 1,671 3,141 31,579 1,880 1,154 30,853 2,111 4,987 33,483 2,032 928 32,379 2,270 5,881 22,474 1,200 132 21,406 3,254 3,962 27,555 1,487 -797 25,271 3,644 3,781 29,254 1,605 -556 27,093 4,352 4,130 27,573 1,591 4,588 30,570 5,555 5,193 33,708 1,929 4,308 36,087 6,803 8,205 34,922 2,008 5,233 38,147 7,297 9,034 13,702 2,098 773 0 773 13,393 1,531 688 0 688 18,687 1,956 559 0 559 25,264 2,705 922 0 922 28,166 2,985 428 0 428 29,735 3,066 682 0 682 17,417 1,643 3,414 0 3,414 22,172 1,814 3,569 0 3,569 24,284 1,970 3,000 0 3,000 23,202 1,703 2,668 0 2,668 28,780 2,152 2,776 0 2,776 29,568 2,111 3,243 0 3,243 0 16,573 14,490 665 0 15,612 13,297 740 0 21,202 18,600 1,024 0 28,891 25,230 566 0 31,579 27,200 455 0 33,483 27,806 527 0 22,474 15,321 0 27,555 19,228 1,756 0 29,254 18,694 1,258 (9) 0 27,573 16,197 0 33,708 20,468 0 34,922 20,184 (9) D e riv a tio n o f t o t a l p e rs o n a l in co m e : T o ta l e a rn in g s b y p la c e o f w o r k ....................................................... Less: P e rs o n a l c o n trib u tio n s fo r s o c ia l in s u ra n c e 2 .......................... P lu s: A d ju s tm e n t fo r r e s id e n c e ......................................................... E q u als: N e t e a rn in g s b y p la c e o f r e s id e n c e ..................................... P lu s: D iv id e n d s , in te r e s t, a n d re n t4 .................................................. P lu s: T ra n s fe r p a y m e n t s .................................................................... E a r n in g s b y P la c e o f W o r k E a rn in g s b y ty p e : W a g e s a n d s a la r ie s ............................................................................ O th e r la b o r In c o m e ............................................................................ P ro p rie to rs ’ in c o m e 8 .......................................................................... F a r m .............................................................................................. N o n f a r m ......................................................................................... E a rn in g s b y in d u s try : F a r m .................................................................................................... N o n fa r m .............................................................................................. P r iv a t e ........................................................................................... A g r ic u ltu ra l s e rv ic e s , fo r e s tr y , fis h e rie s , a n d o th e r” .............. M in in g ....................................................................................... C o n s tru c tio n .............................................................................. M a n u f a c t u r in g ........................................................................... N o n d u ra b le g o o d s ................................................................. D u ra b le g o o d s ............................. .. ................. .. ................... T ra n s p o rta tio n a n d p u b lic u tiE itie s ............................................ W h o le s a le t r a d e ........................................................................ R e ta il t r a d e ............................................................................... F in a n c e , in s u ra n c e , a n d re a l e s t a t e ......................................... S e rv ic e s ..................................................................................... G o v e rn m e n t a n d g o v e r n m e n t e n t e rp ris e s ..................................... F e d e ra l, c iv ilia n ......................................................................... M il it a r y ...................................................................................... S ta te a n d lo c a l......................................................................... See footnotes at end of tables. (D ) (D ) (D ) (0) 12,161 1,200 10,961 384 194 10,735 1,809 8,926 (9 ) (D ) (D ) 0 468 207 243 2,315 558 250 1,507 535 194 372 2,602 520 271 1,811 465 235 (D ) 2,083 400 244 1,439 (0) 14,908 (D ) (D ) (1) (9 ) 462 19,248 2,397 16,851 (D ) 217 945 889 631 3,661 766 322 2,573 (D ) 900 20,392 (D ) (9 ) 1,464 20,239 (0) (D ) (9 ) (0) (9 ) (D ) (9) 1,265 1,881 763 5,677 1,367 411 3,899 1,073 (») 623 4,379 1,025 397 2,957 (9 ) (9 ) 524 5,188 4,317 871 1,314 250 2,599 262 2,559 7,153 1,395 118 5,640 (9 ) (9 ) (9 ) 6,494 5,184 1,310 1,370 313 2,415 258 2,909 8,327 1,408 119 6,800 7,900 (9 ) (9 ) 1,723 300 2,322 275 3,071 10,560 1,399 132 9,029 (9 ) (9 ) 369 4,604 (D ) (9) 1,729 313 2,566 266 3,276 11,376 1,367 87 9,922 (9 ) (9 ) 419 4,697 4,173 524 2,836 296 3,044 288 4,437 13,240 1,260 123 11,857 (9 ) 1,826 3,735 3,095 640 1,605 377 3,112 307 5,066 14,738 1,309 133 13,296 LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME 24 ALASKA Table 5.— Personal Income for States and Counties of Alaska, Hawaii, and the Far West Region, 1978-83— Continued _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ [Thousands of dollars]_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ S it k a D iv is io n , A la s k a 1978 1979 1980 S k a g w a y — Y a k u t a t D iv is io n , A la s k a " 1982 1981 1983 1979 1978 1980 1982 1981 1983 I n c o m e b y P l a c e o f R e s id e n c e T o ta l p e rs o n a l in c o m e ........................................................................ 81,766 89,092 94,725 110,509 120,112 121,954 23,019 25,450 28,263 32,941 38,736 43,724 Nonfarm personal income.............................................. Farm income............................................................ 81,766 0 89,092 0 94,725 110,509 0 120,112 0 121,954 0 23,019 0 25,450 0 28,263 0 32,941 0 38,736 0 43,724 0 0 Population (thousands)1.................................................. 7.9 7.7 7.8 8.0 8.0 8.0 2.8 2.8 2.6 2.7 2.8 2.9 P e r c a p ita p e rs o n a l in c o m e ( d o lla r s ) ............................................... 10,372 11,643 12,129 13,762 15,038 15,269 8,088 9,204 10,763 12,282 13,864 15,336 Derivation of total personal income: Total earnings by place of work...................................... Less: Personal contributions for social insurance2.................. Plus: Adjustment for residence........................................ Equals: Net earnings by place of residence.......................... Plus: Dividends, interest, and rent4 .................................. Plus: Transfer payments............................................... 82,654 4,365 -11,212 67,077 7,691 6,998 94,245 5,178 -15,934 73,133 8,901 7,058 97,930 5,469 -16,281 76,180 10,586 7,959 113,547 6,605 -19,316 87,626 13,460 9,423 109,387 6,386 -15,669 87,332 17,083 15,697 105,682 6,220 -12,726 86,736 18,313 16,905 15,056 824 3,636 17,868 1,884 3,267 16,943 951 4,178 20,170 2,030 3,250 18,365 1,050 4,631 21,946 2,691 3,626 22,801 1,358 4,222 25,665 3,410 3,866 25,956 1,534 4,145 28,567 4,265 5,904 29,502 1,758 4,506 32,250 4,831 6,643 68,983 6,867 6,804 0 6,804 82,040 7,009 5,196 0 5,196 87,216 6,875 3,839 0 3,839 97,901 7,498 8,148 0 8,148 94,426 7,295 7,666 0 7,666 89,511 7,277 8,894 0 8,894 11,645 1,251 2,160 0 2,160 13,640 1,200 2,103 0 2,103 15,055 1,363 1,947 0 1,947 19,345 1,775 1,681 0 1,681 22,297 2,228 1,431 0 1,431 25,006 2,774 1,722 0 1,722 0 82,654 59,280 0 94,245 68,807 2,137 0 7,483 31,594 23,925 7,669 6,179 752 5,993 5,614 9,055 25,438 11,468 2,630 11,340 0 97,930 69,992 (0) 0 11,386 31,426 (D) (0) 6,620 793 6,449 (D) 9,040 27,938 12,185 2,864 12,889 0 113,547 81,960 1,438 (L) 15,636 32,877 (D) (D) 7,532 934 7,487 4,938 11,116 31,587 13,059 3,527 15,001 0 109,387 76,386 1,177 0 105,682 72,254 1,317 0 10,888 24,656 (D) (D) 8,563 937 8,723 1,966 15,204 33,428 11,393 4,195 17,840 0 15,056 10,314 1,045 78 391 3,775 0 16,943 11,883 1,039 (9) 151 5,121 (9) (D) 1,923 (D) 1,740 280 1,434 5,060 1,499 73 3,488 0 18,365 13,053 1,160 (D) 235 5,557 (0) (D) 2,106 (D) 1,514 301 1,787 5,312 1,418 82 3,812 0 22,801 16,614 600 (L) (9) 7,759 (9) (9) 2,680 (9) 1,733 807 2,148 6,187 1,807 69 4,311 0 25,956 18,496 469 (9) 1,051 8,973 4,868 4,105 2,928 (9) 1,885 742 2,317 7,460 2,049 109 5,302 0 29,502 21,527 490 (9) 386 11,810 4,639 7,171 2,813 (9) 2,069 1,017 2,788 7,975 2,213 119 5,643 E a r n in g s b y P la c e o f W o r k Earnings by type: Wages and salaries..................................................... Other labor income..................................................... Proprietors’ income5................................................... Farm................................................................. Nonfarm.............................................................. 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 estate............................ Services........................................................... Government and government enterprises.......................... Federal, civilian................................................... Military........................................................... State and local.................................................. (0 ) 0 4,395 27,724 20,055 7,669 5,467 770 5,194 (D) 7,954 23,374 9,866 2,652 10,856 0 15,998 27,008 (D) (0 ) 8,053 978 8,299 1,749 13,124 33,001 12,234 4,104 16,663 (0 ) (D) 1,783 72 1,652 273 1,245 4,742 1,187 71 3,484 U p p e r Y u k o n D iv is io n , A la s k a " S o u t h e a s t F a ir b a n k s D iv is io n , A la s k a 1978 1980 1979 1982 1981 1983 1978 1980 1979 1981 1982 1983 I n c o m e b y P l a c e o f R e s id e n c e T o ta l p e rs o n a l in c o m e ........................................................................ 34,785 39,933 43,052 50,797 60,885 65,256 15,091 14,920 16,336 18,059 20,530 21,755 Nonfarm personal income.............................................. Farm income............................................................ 34,785 0 39,933 0 43,052 0 50,797 0 60,885 0 65,256 0 15,091 0 14,920 0 16,336 0 18,059 0 21,755 0 Population (thousands)'.................................................. 5.2 5.5 5.5 5.4 5.6 5.9 1.8 1.8 1.6 1.6 20,530 0 1.7 P e r c a p ita p e rs o n a l in c o m e (d o lla r s ) ............................................... 6,744 7,302 7,804 9,482 10,874 11,001 8,356 8,095 9,937 11,245 12,375 12,229 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............................................... 28,703 1,630 686 27,759 2,285 4,741 34,121 1,899 620 32,842 2,496 4,595 33,629 1,895 3,027 34,761 3,194 5,097 40,592 2,313 2,422 40,701 4,216 5,880 45,552 2,610 2,945 45,887 5,270 9,728 48,982 2,815 2,982 49,149 5,633 10,474 6,703 412 5,100 11,391 723 2,977 6,688 422 4,725 10,991 765 3,164 7,155 453 5,083 11,785 970 3,581 8,708 553 5,218 13,373 1,283 3,403 9,961 610 5,426 14,777 1,571 4,182 9,438 601 6,591 15,428 1,678 4,649 Earnings by type: Wages and salaries..................................................... Other labor income..................................................... Proprietors’ income*................................................... Farm................................................................. Nonfarm.............................................................. 26,820 666 1,217 0 1,217 32,040 757 1,324 0 1,324 31,670 839 1,120 0 1,120 38,294 1,041 1,257 0 1,257 43,156 1,220 1,176 0 1,176 46,114 1,386 1,482 0 1,482 6,161 410 132 0 132 6,198 388 102 0 102 6,597 481 77 0 77 7,945 637 126 0 126 9,106 719 136 0 136 8,447 681 310 0 310 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 estate............................ Services........................................................... Government and government enterprises.......................... Federal, civilian................................................... Military............................................................ State and local................................................... 0 28,703 5,473 0 0 500 82 (L) 78 449 (9) 1,502 (D) 2,659 23,230 5,969 10,556 6,705 0 34,121 6,502 0 0 (D) 109 (L) 103 479 (D) 1,507 233 3,454 27,619 6,645 12,277 8,697 0 33,629 7,703 0 0 483 136 (0) (D) 915 63 1,939 231 3,936 25,926 6,136 11,921 7,869 0 40,592 8,943 0 213 869 141 (0) (D) 1,059 69 2,665 689 3,238 31,649 7,330 15,169 9,150 0 45,552 8,069 0 (D) 806 112 (9) (D) 668 (D) 3,011 532 2,604 37,483 8,550 18,624 10,309 0 48,982 9,381 0 (D) 1,284 162 (D) (D) 598 (9) 3,395 547 3,319 39,601 9,206 19,052 11,343 0 6,703 2,937 0 (9) (D) 0 0 0 1,163 0 205 275 962 3,766 435 1,091 2,240 0 6,688 2,522 0 (D) (D) 0 0 0 1,256 (L) 237 104 390 4,166 648 (L) 3,470 0 7,155 2,955 0 (9) (9) 0 0 0 1,710 (L) 200 50 371 4,200 690 54 3,456 0 8,708 4,197 0 (9) (D) 0 0 0 2,054 (L) 222 120 711 4,511 643 (1) 3,826 0 9,961 4,324 0 (9) 0 0 0 0 2,411 (L) 285 (L) (9) 5,637 739 64 4,834 0 9,438 3,884 0 (9) 0 0 0 0 2,118 0 292 (9) (D) 5,554 721 70 4,763 1.8 E a r n in g s b y P la c e o f W o r k See footnotes at end of tables. LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME ALASKA 25 Table 5.— Personal Income for States and Counties of Alaska, Hawaii, and the Far West Region, 1978-83— Continued [Thousands of dollars] Wade Ham pton D ivision, Alaska Valdez— C hitina— W h ittie r D ivision, Alaska 1978 Incom e by Place o f Residence Total personal income........................................... Nonfarm personal income....................................... ia m income...................................................... 60,860 60,860 0 Population (thousands)1........................................... Per capita personal income (dollars).......................... Derivation of total personal income: Total earnings by place of work................................ 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........................................ 1980 1979 1981 1982 1983 1978 1980 1979 1981 1982 1983 20,779 20,779 0 25,960 25,960 0 30,024 30,024 0 31,524 31,524 0 4.7 3,530 17,210 17,210 0 4.7 3,673 4.7 4,443 4.8 5,369 5.1 5,936 5.2 6,017 92,016 5,336 1,046 87,726 11,352 13,487 12,672 835 -853 10,984 382 5,070 12,775 852 -659 11,264 420 5,526 15,279 996 -575 13,708 558 6,513 20,056 1,276 -642 18,138 761 7,061 21,759 1,326 -633 19,800 961 9,263 22,432 1,394 -637 20,401 1,047 10,076 89,331 4,892 1,975 0 1,975 84,110 4,926 2,980 0 2,980 11,365 712 595 0 595 11,649 646 480 0 480 14,127 792 360 0 360 18,124 1,061 871 0 871 19,763 1,066 930 0 930 19,994 1,167 1,271 0 1,271 0 96,198 67,634 294 (D) 12,160 702 (D) (D) 34,544 (D) 3,844 1,032 13,875 28,564 993 1,786 25,785 0 92,016 62,109 (0) (D) 9,717 1,006 (D) (D) 33,429 (0) 3,618 1,306 11,411 29,907 862 1,833 27,212 0 12,672 5,017 223 0 (D) 1,104 1,104 0 (0) 84 767 375 (D) 7,655 2,277 462 4,916 0 12,775 3,930 194 0 270 (0) (D) 0 710 (D) 893 337 (D) 8,845 2,647 362 5,836 0 15,279 4,691 311 77 (D) (D) (0) 0 942 (0) 1,114 347 401 10,588 2,873 394 7,321 0 20,056 7,641 160 351 (D) 1,018 1,018 0 1,125 (D) 1,494 1,974 900 12,415 3,460 375 8,580 0 21,759 7,237 108 118 517 (D) (D) 0 1,650 (0) 2,143 (D) 852 14,522 1,772 506 12,244 0 22,432 7,362 123 0 684 (0) (D) 0 1,750 (D) 1,965 (»> 599 15,070 611 1,191 13,268 81,751 81,751 0 96,375 96,375 0 112,348 112,348 0 112,565 112,565 0 16,436 16,436 0 6.9 8,806 68,969 68,969 0 6.4 10,819 5.9 13,851 6.2 15,477 6.3 17,810 6.5 17,222 50,382 2,688 1,308 49,002 5,091 6,767 59,727 3,279 615 57,063 5,790 6,116 75,854 4,195 -2,787 68,872 6,714 6,165 90,729 5,272 -4,844 80,613 8,401 7,361 96,198 5,552 -1,233 89,413 10,585 12,350 Earnings by type: Wages and salaries.............................................. Other labor income.............................................. Proprietors’ income*............................................. Farm........................................................... Nonfarm....................................................... 45,861 2,749 1,772 0 1,772 55,067 2,595 2,065 0 2,065 70,869 3,353 1,632 0 1,632 84,461 4,387 1,881 0 1,881 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 estate..................... Services.................................................... Government and government enterprises................... Federal, civilian............................................ Military..................................................... State and local............................................ 0 50,382 30,236 (0) (D) 3,904 568 a) 549 12,897 573 3,296 1,204 7,884 20,146 1,042 1,111 17,993 0 59,727 39,443 (0) (0) 3,284 443 (i) 430 22,795 582 2,692 1,659 8,193 20,284 960 1,153 18,171 0 75,854 52,068 150 (D) 11,280 574 (0) (D) 25,602 (0) 2,375 1,725 9,891 23,786 1,004 1,246 21,536 0 90,729 64,169 183 (D) 12,456 339 (D) (0) 29,206 (0) 3,388 1,254 9,357 26,560 961 1,509 24,090 Earnings by Place of W ork W rangell— Petersburg D ivision, Alaska 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 Yukon— K oyukuk Division, Alaska 1983 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 Incom e by Place o f Residence Total personal income........................................... Nonfarm personal income....................................... Farm income...................................................... 60,761 60,761 0 66,099 66,099 0 79,265 79,265 0 89,665 89,665 0 105,492 105,492 0 116,400 116,400 0 53,648 53,648 0 5.2 10,281 57,674 57,674 0 5.2 11,053 66,154 66,154 0 6.7 17,252 49,838 49,838 0 5.4 9,276 Population (thousands)1........................................... Per capita personal income (dollars).......................... 6.3 9,619 6.1 10,755 6.2 12,868 6.3 14,337 6.4 16,371 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........................................ 49,096 2,616 1,822 48,302 6,341 6,118 54,025 2,986 1,614 52,653 7,523 5,923 67,461 3,724 -704 63,033 9,496 6,736 70,011 4,144 2,826 68,693 12,541 8,431 79,245 4,687 2,828 77,386 14,877 13,229 90,486 5,450 706 85,742 15,949 14,709 62,500 3,202 -19,028 40,270 2,462 7,106 69,349 3,665 -21,873 43,811 2,578 7,259 Earnings by type: Wages and salaries.............................................. Other labor Income.............................................. Proprietors' Income*............................................. Farm........................................................... Nonfarm....................................................... 38,441 4,362 6,293 0 6,293 43,836 4,044 6,145 0 6,145 55,597 5,540 6,324 0 6,324 59,463 5,453 5,095 0 5,095 67,903 5,974 5,368 0 5,368 77,674 6,569 6,243 0 6,243 54,000 6,776 1,724 0 1,724 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............................................ Military..................................................... State and local............................................ 0 49,096 38,130 5,139 274 4,745 15,334 6,415 8,919 4,411 81 4,667 485 2,994 10,966 3,646 159 7,161 0 54,025 41,624 6,238 325 4,595 16,765 7,044 9,721 4,734 75 5,170 514 3,208 12,401 4,133 162 8,106 0 67,461 53,261 4,389 (D) 6,999 27,778 11,540 16,238 4,483 (D) 5,199 584 3,301 14,200 4,877 182 9,141 0 70,011 54,233 3,646 (D) 12,398 23,662 7,710 15,952 3,805 116 6,114 (D) 3,585 15,778 5,339 161 10,278 0 79,245 61,147 2,490 -60 17,472 23,140 7,974 15,166 5,457 171 7,104 902 4,471 18,098 5,403 250 12,445 0 90,486 70,730 2,717 -5 5 29,947 17,123 8,078 9,045 6,099 367 7,743 1,109 5,680 19,756 5,602 273 13,881 0 62,500 43,669 (L) (0) (0) 137 0 137 31,695 (D) 1,589 (D) 1,764 18,831 4,703 7,101 7,027 5.2 12,729 74,611 74,611 0 5.4 13,930 80,483 80,483 0 5.8 13,982 70,245 3,743 -19,816 46,686 2,967 8,021 76,596 4,323 -19,298 52,975 3,675 9,504 85,576 4,802 -22,537 58,237 4,396 11,978 90,220 5,110 -22,620 62,490 4,709 13,284 61,110 6,830 1,409 0 1,409 62,347 6,833 1,065 0 1,065 67,925 7,144 1,527 0 1,527 75,596 8,460 1,520 0 1,520 79,138 9,119 1,963 0 1,963 0 69,349 47,806 (1) 5,404 (D) 688 (D) (D) 33,537 (D) 1,834 220 2,489 21,543 4,709 8,264 8,570 0 70,245 46,578 (L) 5,916 (0) 514 (L) 485 35,170 (D) 1,855 136 1,033 23,667 5,282 8,931 9,454 0 76,596 50,774 60 6,202 635 716 (0) (D) 37,772 673 1,936 984 1,796 25,822 4,876 9,982 10,964 0 85,576 57,331 71 (0) 1,399 326 (0) (0) 42,446 (D) 2,229 (D) 2,434 28,245 4,580 10,289 13,376 0 90,220 59,437 87 (D) 2,351 271 (D) (0) 41,843 (D) 2,268 893 2,646 30,783 4,535 10,460 15,788 Earnings by Place of W ork See footnotes at end of tables. CALIFORNIA LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME 26 CALIFORNIA - Consolidated Metropolitan Statistical Areas, Primary Metropolitan Statistical Areas, Metropolitan Statistical Areas, Counties, and Selected Places 124° 123° 122° 121° 120° 119° 118° 115° 117° 114° LEGEND Consolidated metropolitan statistical area (CMSA) Primary metropolitan statistical area (PMSA) Metropolitan statistical area (MSA) Place of 100,000 or more inhabitants Place of 50,000 to 100,000 inhabitants Place of 25,000 to 50,000 inhabitants MSA central city of fewer than 25,000 inhabitants State capital underlined All political boundaries are as of January I, I980 S A N T A ROSA P ET A LU M A F R A N C IS C O ,' SAN FRANCISCO-IS OAKLAND- BUREAU OF THE CENSUS | U.S. Department of Commerce 124° 123° CMSA, PMSA, and MSA boundaries are as defined on June 30, 1983 C A L IF O R N IA L O C A L A R E A , P E R S O N A L IN C O M E 27 Total Personal In co m e 1983 Percent o f State Total: C a lifo rn ia Los Angeles, CA ( 3 1 .4 %) CA Other Metro ( 3 9 .2 %) Percent Total Personal Incom e Percent Change 1 9 7 8 - 8 3 CA CA LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME 28 CALIFORNIA Table 5.— Personal Income for States and Counties of Alaska, Hawaii, and the Far West Region, 1978—83 [Thousands of dollars] C alifornia (M e tro politan portion) State of California 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 Incom e by Place of Residence Total personal income.................................................. Nonfarm personal income.............................................. Farm income............................................................ 202,282,261 198,301,812 3,980,449 231,416,215 226,528,462 4,887,753 261,945,791 256,527,489 5,418,302 293,195,775 287,595,040 5,600,735 311,609,174 306,555,102 5,054,072 333,705,963 328,900,553 4,805,410 194,718,465 191,524,132 3,194,333 222,467,357 218,723,891 3,743,466 251,902,394 247,721,167 4,181,227 282,149,466 277,753,462 4,396,004 300,238,295 296,199,203 4,039,092 321,605,703 317,753,363 3,852,340 Population (thousands)1.................................................. Per capita personal income (dollars)................................ 22,839.0 8,857 23,255.1 9,951 23,770.5 11,020 24,219.7 12,106 24,696.7 12,617 25,174.1 13,256 21,793.2 8,935 22,170.6 10,034 22,649.1 11,122 23,061.2 12,235 23,509.1 12,771 23,964.0 13,420 Derivation of total personal income: Total earnings by place of work...................................... Less: Personal contributions for social insurance1.................. Plus: Adjustment for residence........................................ Equals: Net earnings by place of residence.......................... Plus: Dividends, interest, and rent4 .................................. Plus: Transfer payments............................................... 152,689,301 8,464,445 7,448 144,232,304 32,168,835 25,881,122 173,338,639 9,942,423 15,758 163,411,974 39,374,771 28,629,470 192,548,837 10,462,355 18,980 182,105,462 46,242,154 33,598,175 210,384,718 12,787,987 65,734 197,662,465 56,902,863 38,630,447 220,821,554 13,884,435 86,081 207,023,200 61,771,558 42,814,416 238,510,109 15,226,310 87,373 223,371,172 64,252,319 46,082,472 147,535,683 8,203,383 -108,112 139,224,188 30,896,267 24,598,010 167,319,930 9,641,482 -169,392 157,509,056 37,795,142 27,163,159 186,105,125 10,164,561 -202,575 175,737,989 44,326,223 31,838,182 203,717,983 12,432,119 -194,159 191,091,705 54,490,898 36,566,863 214,248,297 13,503,218 -191,675 200,553,404 59,142,644 40,542,247 231,383,156 14,799,354 -156,062 216,427,740 61,520,124 43,657,839 Earnings by type: Wages and salaries..................................................... Other labor income..................................................... Proprietors’ income5 ................................................... Farm................................................................. Nonfarm.............................................................. 127,420,915 11,346,807 13,921,579 1,919,307 12,002,272 145,098,998 12,900,184 15,339,457 2,472,162 12,867,295 162,908,031 14,631,693 15,009,113 2,719,344 12,289,769 180,637,330 16,196,121 13,551,267 2,748,302 10,802,965 191,315,991 18,290,313 11,215,250 2,030,632 9,184,618 204,964,423 20,547,427 12,998,259 1,823,698 11,174,561 123,553,186 11,012,667 12,969,830 1,483,540 11,486,290 140,739,636 12,525,230 14,055,064 1,737,262 12,317,802 158,151,062 14,225,393 13,728,670 1,953,544 11,775,126 175,577,428 15,759,951 12,380,604 2,019,298 10,361,306 186,104,770 17,806,864 10,336,663 1,521,402 8,815,261 199,296,859 20,004,090 12,082,207 1,353,777 10,728,430 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 estate............................ Services........................................................... Government and government enterprises.......................... Federal, civilian................................................... Military............................................................ State and local................................................... 3,980,449 148,708,852 120,801,761 1,148,132 843,091 9,141,374 32,859,445 9,833,234 23,026,211 11,060,643 9,820,605 16,254,133 9,760,492 29,913,846 27,907,091 5,721,416 3,332,873 18,852,802 4,887,753 168,450,886 138,619,641 1,294,305 1,052,046 10,728,858 38,141,764 10,961,286 27,180,478 12,417,409 11,100,041 18,172,426 11,228,306 34,484,486 29,831,245 6,033,385 3,477,882 20,319,978 5,418,302 187,130,535 153,835,401 1,436,728 1,257,533 11,348,635 42,586,818 12,047,177 30,539,641 13,791,227 12,497,835 19,576,753 12,210,556 39,129,316 33,295,134 6,688,054 3,821,368 22,785,712 5,600,735 204,783,983 168,700,808 1,634,174 1,596,064 11,982,550 46,961,814 13,170,438 33,791,376 15,189,155 13,659,028 21,069,164 12,425,287 44,183,572 36,083,175 7,362,424 4,563,968 24,156,783 5,054,072 215,767,482 177,190,301 1,694,065 1,743,882 11,200,194 49,279,560 13,847,267 35,432,293 16,075,917 14,138,579 22,044,177 12,789,267 48,224,660 38,577,181 7,716,272 5,209,976 25,650,933 4,805,410 233,704,699 192,967,736 1,803,592 1,741,668 11,529,404 52,702,506 14,654,823 38,047,683 17,127,949 15,248,575 23,746,282 15,229,144 53,838,616 40,736,963 8,254,201 5,641,560 26,841,202 3,194,333 144,341,350 117,629,596 (0) 793,126* 8,781,407* 32,053,557 9,532,691* 22,403,023* 10,730,861 9,595,980* 15,682,805 9,599,317 27,481,287* 26,711,754 5,542,946 3,183,632 17,985,176 3,743,466 163,576,464 135,043,810 (D) 972,017* (D) 37,223,205 10,613,839* 26,476,604* 12,047,002 10,851,262* 17,521,724 11,042,802 (0) 28,532,654 5,845,133 3,319,051 19,368,470 4,181,227 181,923,898 150,112,380 1,200,374* 1,166,044* 10,018,388* 41,674,394 11,729,607 29,944,787 13,396,155 12,221,446* 18,888,907 12,012,282 35,827,907* 31,811,518 6,466,043 3,648,973 21,696,502 4,396,004 199,321,979 164,801,862 (D) 1,486,937* 11,679,501 46,034,438 12,827,134 33,207,304 14,753,721 13,374,429* 20,336,828 12,245,388 43,330,293 34,520,117 7,124,221 4,366,519 23,029,377 4,039,092 210,209,205 173,288,385 1,456,603* 1,701,664* 10,927,072 48,391,902 13,465,305 34,926,597 15,631,876 13,850,309* 21,294,264 12,606,869 47,320,205 36,920,820 7,472,588 4,985,338 24,462,894 3,852,340 227,530,816 188,524,389 1,546,568* 1,683,481* 11,018,040 51,740,563 14,286,894 37,453,669 16,667,421 14,872,768* 22,952,118 15,032,129 52,845,289 39,006,427 7,995,937 5,393,376 25,617,114 1978 1979 Total personal income.................................................. Nonfarm personal income.............. ............................... Farm income............................................................ 7,563,796 6,777,680 786,116 8,948,858 7,804,571 1,144,287 10,043,397 8,806,322 1,237,075 11,046,309 9,841,578 1,204,731 11,370,879 10,355,899 1,014,980 12,100,260 11,147,190 953,070 9,981,590 9,947,722 33,868 11,139,616 11,100,105 39,511 12,553,612 12,514,054 39,558 14,065,770 14,025,167 40,603 15,008,235 14,963,380 44,855 16,253,856 16,209,664 44,192 Population (thousands)1.................................................. Per capita personal income (dollars)................................ 1,045.8 7,233 1,084.5 8,252 1,121.4 8,956 1,158.5 9,535 1,187.6 9,575 1,210.1 10,000 1,103.7 9,044 1,099.3 10,134 1,104.8 11,363 1,126.8 12,483 1,141.5 13,148 1,163.4 13,971 Derivation of total personal income: Total earnings by place of work...................................... Less: Personal contributions for social insurance2 .................. Plus: Adjustment for residence........................................ Equals: Net earnings by place of residence.......................... Plus: Dividends, interest, and rent4 .................................. Plus: Transfer payments............................................... 5,153,618 261,062 115,560 5,008,116 1,272,568 1,283,112 6,018,709 300,941 185,150 5,902,918 1,579,629 1,466,311 6,443,712 297,794 221,555 6,367,473 1,915,931 1,759,993 6,666,735 355,868 259,893 6,570,760 2,411,965 2,063,584 6,573,257 381,217 277,756 6,469,796 2,628,914 2,272,169 7,126,953 426,956 243,435 6,943,432 2,732,195 2,424,633 7,976,752 456,710 -370,417 7,149,625 1,486,580 1,345,385 8,800,630 522,213 -402,852 7,875,565 1,778,839 1,485,212 9,659,022 537,571 -360,654 8,760,797 2,059,864 1,732,951 10,370,692 647,231 -141,087 9,582,374 2,510,127 1,973,269 10,739,557 693,091 97,891 10,144,357 2,693,964 2,169,914 11,572,490 /5/,345 319,498 11,134,643 2,801,347 2,317,866 3,867,729 334,140 951,749 435,767 515,982 4,359,362 374,954 1,284,393 734,900 549,493 4,756,969 406,300 1,280,443 765,800 514,643 5,059,902 436,170 1,170,663 729,004 441,659 5,211,221 483,449 878,587 509,230 369,357 5,667,564 543,337 916,052 469,921 446,131 6,843,212 587,785 545,755 10,314 535,441 7,574,804 643,505 582,321 11,356 570,965 8,381,632 712,243 565,147 7,719 557,428 9,133,179 759,817 477,696 6,906 470,790 9,495,553 827,518 416,486 7,750 408,736 10,148,253 922,535 501,702 7,946 493,/b6 786,116 4,367,502 3,172,165 1,144,287 4,874,422 3,575,831 162,676* (D) 348,852* 918,559 278,699* 624,456* 364,761* (D) 650,702 170,715* 648,983* 1,298,591 188,252 158,831 951,508 1,237,075 5,206,637 3,723,021 164,596* 1,204,731 5,462,004 3,898,946 (D) (D) 299,821* 927,376 342,754* 570,168* 421,429* 204,837* 732,336 171,881* 853,279 1,563,058 238,203 197,449 1,127,406 1,014,980 5,558,277 3,901,916 184,792* 36,982* 266,559* 887,658 380,302* 492,991* 429,288* 208,673* 749,913 182,398 904,455 1,656,361 243,684 224,638 1,188,039 953,070 6,173,883 4,443,347 (0) 33,868 7,942,884 6,200,738 16,412 15,431 504,793 1,756,721 609,812 1,146,909 681,340 554,484 912,940 407,352 1,351,265 1,742,146 412,040 99,013 1,231,093 39,511 8,761,119 6,874,582 (D) 17,252 (D) 1,896,766 663,514 1,233,252 756,635 596,050 1,004,060 441,249 (D) 1,886,537 426,580 115,661 1,344,296 39,558 9,619,464 7,514,283 (D) 40,603 10,330,089 7,980,939 (D) 44,855 10,694,702 8,171,282 30,135 16,412 659,480 1,954,064 783,229 1,170,835 939,972 755,175 1,219,088 426,202 2,170,754 2,523,420 540,650 257,864 1,724,906 44,192 11,528,298 8,804,677 34,431 16,151 728,117 2,028,154 831,473 1,196,681 998,364 805,584 1,333,306 525,316 2,335,254 2,723,621 573,171 341,362 1,809,088 Earnings by Place o f W ork Alameda, California C alifornia (N onm etropolitan portion) 1981 1980 1982 1978 1983 1979 1981 1980 1982 1983 Incom e by Place o f Residence Earnings by Place o f W ork Earnings by type: Wages and salaries..................................................... Other labor income..................................................... Proprietors’ income5................................................... Farm................................................................. Nonfarm.............................................................. Earnings by industry: Farm..................................................................... 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 estate............................ Government and government enterprises.......................... State and local................................................... See footnotes at end of tables. (D ) (D) 319,412* 805,888 241,572* 550,703* 324,702* (0) 571,328 (0 ) 573,432* 1,195,337 178,470 149,241 867,626 (D ) 310,160* 912,424 316,734* 567,276* 381,579* 205,216* 687,846 181,874* 775,390 1,483,616 222,011 172,395 1,089,210 (D ) 503,399* 961,943 367,239* 585,533* 452,472* 253,747* 794,164 186,528* 993,327 1,730,536 258,264 248,184 1,224,088 (D ) (D) 2,000,246 728,883 1,271,363 845,125 643,775 1,103,245 475,983 (D ) 2,105,181 463,528 130,830 1,510,823 (D ) 665,548 2,095,554 764,661 1,330,893 903,887 722,885 1,153,781 429,487 1,963,650 2,349,150 516,314 195,941 1,636,895 LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME CALIFORNIA 29 Table 5.— Personal Income for States and Counties of Alaska, Hawaii, and the Far West Region, 1978-83— Continued _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ [Thousands of dollars]_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ A lp in e , C a lifo r n ia 1978 1980 1979 1981 A m a d o r , C a lifo r n ia 1982 1983 1978 1980 1979 1981 1982 1983 I n c o m e b y P l a c e o f R e s id e n c e Total personal in c o m e ........................................................................... 5,807 7,080 7,605 8,522 10,257 10,841 135,003 162,489 183,011 199,607 210,499 225,931 Nonfarm personal Income.............................................. Farm income............................................................ 5,807 0 7,080 0 7,605 0 8,522 0 10,841 0 133,122 1,881 160,975 1,514 180,927 2,084 197,008 2,599 207,916 2,583 223,127 2,804 Population (thousands)1.................................................. 1.0 1.2 1.1 1.2 10,257 0 1.2 1.2 17.3 18.6 19.6 20.3 20.8 21.6 P er capita personal incom e (d o lla rs )................................................. 5,907 6,103 6,839 7,240 8,428 8,923 7,804 8,740 9,344 9,849 10,142 10,439 Derivation of total personal income: Total earnings by place ol work...................................... Less: Personal contributions for social insurance2.................. Plus: Adjustment for residence........................................ Equals: Net earnings by place of residence.......................... Plus: Dividends, interest, and rent4................................... Plus: Transfer payments............................................... 3,998 237 181 3,942 922 943 4,962 301 170 4,831 1,067 1,182 4,868 274 245 4,839 1,299 1,467 5,197 326 281 5,152 1,652 1,718 6,626 425 212 6,413 1,849 1,995 7,018 466 202 6,754 1,931 2,156 77,930 4,579 2,746 76,097 33,848 25,058 87,958 5,358 7,924 90,524 42,680 29,285 92,093 5,159 10,048 96,982 49,789 36,240 89,117 5,768 12,761 96,110 60,880 42,617 91,432 6,247 13,666 98,851 65,192 46,456 102,157 7,057 13,054 108,154 67,604 50,173 3,569 241 188 0 188 4,424 287 251 0 251 4,448 288 132 0 132 4,815 343 (E) 0 (E) 6,049 456 121 0 121 6,429 574 (E) 0 (L) 61,378 5,577 10,975 1,454 9,521 70,378 6,066 11,514 1,018 10,496 74,959 6,230 10,904 1,413 9,491 74,200 6,395 8,522 1,769 6,753 77,848 7,104 6,480 1,667 4,813 85,652 8,474 8,031 1,851 6,180 0 3,998 2,885 0 -244 260 (L) (E) (L) (f) 0 260 225 2,353 1,113 130 (L) 977 0 4,962 3,614 0 (D) 329 (L) 0 (L) (D) 295 279 137 2,781 1,348 142 (L) 1,198 0 4,868 3,195 0 (») 328 (E) 0 (E) 0 5,197 3,585 0 (D) 236 (L) 0 (L) (E) (D) 166 85 3,042 1,612 110 (L) 1,489 0 6,626 4,888 0 (D) 284 (E) (L) (E) (L) (D) 171 72 4,337 1,738 107 (L) 1,615 0 7,018 5,357 0 (0) 295 (E) 0 (E) (0) 0 248 94 4,692 1,661 156 (E) 1,488 1,881 76,049 55,144 (D) (D) 4,533 19,839 1,078 18,761 5,467 (D) 9,636 2,378 7,605 20,905 1,341 119 19,454 1,514 86,444 62,377 (D) 1,984 5,552 23,823 1,316 22,507 6,513 2,084 90,009 61,258 621 2,486 4,483 21,067 1,248 19,819 (D) (0) 11,607 2,469 9,242 28,751 1,936 153 26,662 2,599 86,518 58,529 864 2,518 3,617 19,096 1,316 17,780 (0) (D) 11,384 2,144 9,294 27,989 2,009 227 25,753 2,583 88,849 58,162 973 2,309 3,201 18,684 1,224 17,460 (D) (D) 12,266 1,949 9,275 30,687 2,119 276 28,292 2,804 99,353 67,947 1,005 2,371 4,288 23,695 1,279 22,416 8,358 (D) 13,427 (9) 10,221 31,406 2,211 296 28,899 E a r n in g s b y P la c e o f W o r k Earnings by type: Wages and salaries..................................................... Other labor income..................................................... Proprietors’ income5.................................................... Farm.................................................................. Nonfarm.............................................................. Earnings by industry: Farm..................................................................... Nonfarm.................................................................. Private.............. .... ............................................ Agricultural services, forestry, fisheries, and other8.......... 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................................................... Military.... ....................................................... State and local................................................... (E) (D) 196 152 2,708 1,673 170 (E) 1,494 (0) 11,259 2,881 8,033 24,067 1,456 126 22,485 B u tte , C a lifo r n ia 1978 1979 1980 C a la v e r a s , C a lifo r n ia 1981 1982 1983 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 I n c o m e b y P l a c e o f R e s id e n c e Total personal in c o m e ........................................................................... 896,966 1,042,405 1,190,401 1,338,857 Nonfarm personal income.............................................. Farm income............................................................ Population (thousands)1..................................... 1,379,927 1,466,023 113,907 133,775 159,651 181,252 188,298 854,989 41,977 199,348 982,400 60,005 1,275,201 63,656 1,337,278 42,649 1,425,765 40,258 111,941 1,966 132,391 1,384 157,747 1,904 179,360 1,892 186,544 1,754 197,398 1,950 131.8 138.5 1,137,275 53,126 145.4 148.6 152.5 154.7 18.3 19.8 21.0 22.0 23.3 23.7 P er capita personal incom e (d o lla rs )................................................. 6,806 7,525 8,184 9,009 9,049 9,474 6,224 6,764 7,589 8,244 8,070 8,417 Derivation of total personal income: Total earnings by place of work................. .................... Less: Personal contributions for social insurance2 .................. Plus: Adjustment for residence.... „ .................................. Equals: Net earnings by place of residence.......................... Plus: Dividends, interest, and rent4................................... Plus: Transfer payments............................................... 542,481 31,046 12,593 524,028 183,743 189,195 619,718 35,831 13,694 597,581 228,412 216,412 682,447 37,115 13,292 658,624 274,630 257,147 724,538 44,531 14,068 694,075 343,315 301,467 711,880 47,697 16,971 681,154 360,277 338,496 766,702 52,239 16,812 731,275 374,043 360,705 55,595 3,506 7,048 59,137 28,165 26,605 64,819 4,227 6,789 67,381 35,355 31,039 76,886 4,504 4,429 76,811 44,814 38,026 78,232 5,301 5,515 78,446 57,542 45,264 75,523 5,452 7,430 77,501 60,109 50,688 78,193 5,811 9,613 81,995 62,338 55,015 Earnings by type: Wages and salaries..................................................... Other labor income..................................................... Proprietors' income*.................................................... Farm................................................................ Nonfarm............................................................. 416,166 38,928 87,387 18,326 69,061 469,356 43,862 106,500 32,583 73,917 540,864 50,374 91,209 21,641 69,568 582,111 54,376 88,051 28,618 59,433 593,278 61,149 57,453 6,581 50,872 627,353 69,336 70,013 7,357 62,656 42,845 4,203 8,547 975 7,572 51,344 4,955 8,520 252 8,268 62,439 6,196 8,251 652 7,599 65,608 6,257 6,367 663 5,704 65,577 6,689 3,257 279 2,978 65,719 6,910 5,564 446 5,118 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 estate............................ Services................................................... Government and government enterprises.......................... Federal, civilian................................................... Military..................................................... State and local................................................... 41,977 500,504 384,947 (D) -123 (D) 60,742 15,918 44,824 44,601 24,411 83,677 25,225 101,376 115,557 7,702 1,397 106,458 60,005 559,713 439,451 (D) (L) (D) 67,163 19,065 48,098 49,752 27,992 97,886 27,411 116,139 120,262 8,406 1,494 110,362 53,126 629,321 488,448 10,356 -66 43,011 75,511 25,640 49,871 55,447 33,901 106,824 30,324 133,140 140,873 10,907 1,752 128,214 63,656 660,882 510,116 12,489 -109 34,909 79,428 27,499 51,929 62,219 34,552 112,277 25,461 148,890 150,766 11,489 1,810 137,467 42,649 669,231 512,839 12,708 -781 30,566 68,996 26,270 42,726 69,546 35,100 106,311 27,077 163,316 156,392 11,664 2,167 142,561 40,258 726,444 568,546 (0) (D) 33,392 81,162 27,095 54,067 80,366 (D) 115,158 31,308 181,129 157,898 11,830 2,386 143,682 1,966 53,629 39,439 978 (D) 4,640 8,899 (0) (0) (0) 1,597 7,070 2,165 6,416 14,190 853 116 13,221 1,384 63,435 46,985 1,111 (D) 6,497 9,371 (D) (D) (0) 1,951 8,231 2,856 7,506 16,450 1,455 133 14,862 1,904 74,982 55,127 1,197 (0) 6,322 10,392 1,892 76,340 54,853 938 (D) 5,985 10,370 (D) (D) (D) 1,814 10,413 2,163 10,382 21,487 2,256 246 18,985 1,754 73,769 50,171 514 (D) 5,658 8,425 (D) (D) (0) 1,782 10,208 2,615 10,601 23,598 2,288 311 20,999 1,950 76,243 51,799 455 (D) 6,783 4,867 (D) (D) (D) 2,051 11,037 3,305 11,345 24,444 2,393 332 21,719 E a r n in g s b y P la c e o f W o r k See footnotes at end of tables. (0) (D) (0) 2,058 9,693 3,118 8,937 19,855 2,182 164 17,509 LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME 30 CALIFORNIA Table 5.— Personal Income for States and Counties of Alaska, Hawaii, and the Far West Region, 1978-83— Continued _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ [Thousands ot dollars]_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ C o lu s a , C a lifo r n ia 1978 1980 1979 C o n tr a C o s ta , C a lifo r n ia 1982 1981 1983 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 I n c o m e b y P l a c e o f R e s id e n c e T o t a l p e rs o n a l in c o m e ........................................................................ 135,909 160,356 177,895 205,864 168,516 188,991 6,479,728 7,448,294 8,516,520 9,521,000 10,119,579 11,048,075 Nonfarm personal income.............................................. Farm income............................................................ 85,950 49,959 96,841 63,515 109,681 68,214 125,613 80,251 129,912 38,604 137,363 51,628 6,453,020 26,708 7,421,076 27,218 8,491,778 24,742 9,499,062 21,938 10,096,607 22,972 11,028,400 19,675 Population (thousands)1.................................................. 12.7 12.9 12.8 13.1 13.8 13.7 626.1 642.8 661.1 668.5 679.7 699.9 P e r c a p ita p e rs o n a l in c o m e (d o lla r s ) ............................................... 10,696 12,393 13,907 15,736 12,240 13,756 10,350 11,587 12,882 14,243 14,888 15,785 Derivation of total personal income: Total earnings by place of work...................................... Less: Personal contributions for social insurance2.................. Plus: Adjustment for residence........................................ Equals: Net earnings by place of residence.......................... Plus: Dividends, interest, and rent4................................... Plus: Transfer payments............................................... 100,709 3,116 -379 97,214 23,515 15,180 118,709 3,506 (L) 115,171 27,952 17,233 127,909 3,503 -64 124,342 33,560 19,993 145,452 4,369 -630 140,453 42,028 23,383 101,779 4,560 (t) 97,263 45,038 26,215 117,656 4,813 192 113,035 47,103 28,853 3,104,411 178,758 1,851,966 4,777,619 1,019,546 682,563 3,494,334 208,247 2,150,761 5,436,848 1,245,713 765,733 3,865,047 217,011 2,489,007 6,137,043 1,479,885 899,592 4,199,036 265,662 2,722,210 6,655,584 1,831,353 1,034,063 4,535,398 297,013 2,787,957 7,026,342 1,943,702 1,149,535 5,076,601 334,303 3,048,041 7,790,339 2,021,121 1,236,615 Earnings by type: Wages and salaries..................................................... Other labor income..................................................... Proprietors' income1................................................... Farm.................................................................. Nonfarm.............................................................. 53,208 5,348 42,153 31,458 10,695 57,517 6,001 55,191 43,681 11,510 64,336 6,957 56,616 45,812 10,804 74,602 7,454 63,396 55,045 8,351 74,437 7,871 19,471 12,376 7,095 72,138 8,187 37,331 29,029 8,302 2,471,226 234,519 398,666 11,767 386,899 2,790,145 268,366 435,823 10,050 425,773 3,135,466 303,524 426,057 6,765 419,292 3,497,875 344,129 357,032 4,068 352,964 3,800,636 421,023 313,739 5,989 307,750 4,206,019 493,301 377,281 4,727 372,554 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 estate............................ Services........................................................... Government and government enterprises.......................... Federal, civilian................................................... Military........................................................... State and local................................................... 49,959 50,750 39,942 5,064 159 (D) 4,913 762 4,151 4,125 (D) 7,436 2,735 7,895 10,808 2,465 81 8,262 63,515 55,194 43,484 5,678 463 (D) 6,133 911 5,222 4,596 (0) 8,466 2,738 8,764 11,710 2,464 87 9,159 68,214 59,695 46,969 6,150 725 (D) 7,082 1,038 6,044 5,423 (D) 8,622 2,821 9,706 12,726 2,512 100 10,114 80,251 65,201 51,451 7,261 549 (D) 7,555 1,117 6,438 7,174 (0) 9,295 1,166 10,395 13,750 2,453 146 11,151 38,604 63,175 48,480 7,597 488 (D) 5,869 2,304 3,565 6,714 (D) 10,077 666 10,396 14,695 2,418 183 12,094 51,628 66,028 50,564 7,207 982 (D) 6,801 2,431 4,370 6,953 (D) 10,277 1,137 10,851 15,464 2,412 195 12,857 26,708 3,077,703 2,509,390 15,176 8,553 277,461 558,013 336,341 221,672 227,569 166,853 454,640 185,656 615,469 568,313 109,638 33,904 424,771 27,218 3,467,116 2,851,322 17,898 10,550 (D) 641,525 382,943 258,582 249,407 186,127 501,921 219,553 (D) 615,794 115,731 39,765 460,298 24,742 3,840,305 3,154,109 18,159 12,215 (D) 708,105 427,074 281,031 293,861 206,203 538,081 236,702 (D) 686,196 145,881 39,722 500,593 21,938 4,177,098 3,443,061 21,535 20,497 371,495 789,693 488,951 300,742 332,442 217,530 576,666 209,110 904,093 734,037 163,858 38,899 531,280 22,972 4,512,426 3,727,078 22,851 44,344 388,683 900,035 607,543 292,492 350,311 231,900 613,388 226,202 949,364 785,348 174,340 44,688 566,320 19,675 5,056,926 4,232,709 25,360 50,250 428,053 988,012 689,078 298,934 385,840 254,803 671,624 296,788 1,131,979 824,217 187,616 49,613 586,988 1978 1979 1982 1983 E a r n in g s b y P la c e o f W o r k E l D o r a d o , C a lifo r n ia D e l N o r t e , C a lifo r n ia 1978 1979 1980 1981 1983 1982 1980 1981 I n c o m e b y P l a c e o f R e s id e n c e T o t a l p e rs o n a l in c o m e ............... 125,524 141,642 156,933 168,938 159,111 163,215 623,960 738,968 855,938 922,827 977,393 1,048,322 121,637 3,887 137,464 4,178 152,409 4,524 164,316 4,622 153,433 5,678 157,929 5,286 619,903 4,057 735,340 3,628 851,874 4,064 918,669 4,158 1,045,217 3,105 Population (thousands)1.................................................. 17.7 17.9 18.3 18.8 18.5 18.6 73.7 80.7 87.5 90.1 974,093 3,300 94.1 P e r c a p ita p e rs o n a l in c o m e ( d o lla r s ) ............................................... 7,081 7,906 8,589 8,999 8,613 8,797 8,470 9,162 9,785 10,242 10,388 10,809 Derivation of total personal income: Total earnings by place of work...................................... Less: Personal contributions for social insurance2.................. Plus: Adjustment for residence........................................ Equals: Net earnings by place of residence.......................... Plus: Dividends, interest, and rent4 .................................. Plus: Transfer payments............................................... 89,998 5,005 453 85,446 18,169 21,909 96,977 5,616 524 91,885 23,052 26,705 100,649 5,501 557 95,705 28,005 33,223 96,291 6,028 814 91,077 35,402 42,459 83,205 5,521 1,237 78,921 35,871 44,319 86,345 5,873 1,633 82,105 36,458 44,652 259,771 15,196 196,020 440,595 98,843 84,522 293,140 17,783 238,516 513,873 127,518 97,577 308,177 17,609 287,607 578,175 158,414 119,349 320,294 20,900 283,379 582,773 201,773 138,281 322,338 22,317 304,104 604,125 216,345 156,923 350,225 24,498 330,177 655,904 224,394 168,024 Earnings by type: Wages and salaries..................................................... Other labor income..................................................... Proprietors' Income*................................................... Farm................................................................. Nonfarm.............................................................. 72,154 6,820 11,024 225 10,799 77,766 7,172 12,039 312 11,727 81,552 7,574 11,523 398 11,125 80,189 7,283 8,819 397 8,422 70,152 6,612 6,441 459 5,982 71,335 7,162 7,848 268 7,580 194,838 16,186 48,747 2,032 46,715 222,825 18,101 52,214 1,293 50,921 241,601 19,619 46,957 1,503 45,454 265,169 21,449 33,676 1,666 32,010 273,199 23,866 25,273 406 24,867 290,085 26,975 33,165 482 32,683 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 estate............................ Services........................................................... Government and government enterprises.......................... Federal, civilian................................................... Military............................................................ State and local................................................... 3,887 86,111 69,012 (D) (D) 1,694 32,901 761 32,140 7,697 1,958 9,122 2,166 9,880 17,099 2,372 1,523 13,204 4,178 92,799 73,787 4,029 -421 1,893 37,614 908 36,706 5,122 1,969 10,146 2,680 10,755 19,012 2,643 2,146 14,223 4,524 96,125 74,871 4,436 (D) (0) 37,752 925 36,827 5,204 1,823 10,460 3,061 11,192 21,254 3,560 919 16,775 4,622 91,669 69,385 2,645 (D) (D) 33,536 1,156 32,380 5,347 1,493 10,755 2,615 11,869 22,284 3,618 751 17,915 5,678 77,527 54,939 2,599 -871 1,547 20,982 1,694 19,288 5,083 1,853 10,352 1,718 11,676 22,588 3,449 774 18,365 5,286 81,059 57,439 2,170 -439 1,995 22,166 1,634 20,532 5,575 1,989 10,316 1,885 11,782 23,620 4,244 724 18,652 4,057 255,714 199,437 1,486 493 32,752 20,442 4,364 16,078 18,134 6,531 45,945 17,697 55,957 56,277 8,800 498 46,979 3,628 289,512 228,217 1,714 722 37,762 23,113 4,907 18,206 20,398 7,541 53,155 21,292 62,520 61,295 9,857 577 50,861 4,064 304,113 231,212 1,825 639 28,477 23,055 5,122 17,933 21,399 7,511 56,984 20,268 71,054 72,901 12,048 717 60,136 4,158 316,136 233,725 2,295 1,290 24,386 23,114 5,591 17,523 22,787 7,416 61,646 13,296 77,495 82,411 13,760 1,010 67,641 3,300 319,038 232,178 2,399 363 21,736 24,258 5,750 18,508 20,175 8,043 65,187 11,113 78,904 86,860 14,635 1,259 70,966 3,105 347,120 258,625 2,443 135 27,024 27,195 5,697 21,498 22,350 8,223 68,037 16,183 87,035 88,495 15,549 1,339 71,607 Nonfarm personal income.............................................. Farm income............................................................ 97.0 E a r n in g s b y P la c e o f W o r k See footnotes at endof tables. LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME CALIFORNIA 31 Table 5.— Personal Income for States and Counties of Alaska, Hawaii, and the Far West Region, 1978-83— Continued [Thousands of dollars] G le n n , C a lif o r n ia F re s n o , C a lifo r n ia 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 I n c o m e b y P l a c e o f R e s id e n c e Total personal income.................................................. Nonfarm personal income.............................................. Farm income............................................................ Population (thousands)1.................................................. Per capita personal income (dollars)................................ 3,739,366 4,420,574 5,018,530 5,501,487 5,661,018 5,957,907 176,072 216,328 260,426 290,692 245,032 262,729 3,387,206 352,160 3,908,459 512,115 4,428,986 589,544 4,925,729 575,758 5,168,775 492,243 5,491,932 465,975 126,910 49,162 144,017 72,311 161,141 99,285 182,708 107,984 192,514 52,518 201,462 61,267 497.6 506.3 517.1 526.4 537.0 545.5 20.0 21.0 21.5 21.9 22.1 22.3 7,515 8,731 9,706 10,451 10,542 10,922 8,787 10,306 12,102 13,270 11,064 11,762 2,834,227 145,111 -26,873 2,662,243 547,843 529,280 3,368,068 172,508 -36,197 3,159,363 675,465 585,746 3,714,461 177,079 -44,090 3,493,292 825,801 699,437 3,907,575 212,511 -41,887 3,653,177 1,042,988 805,322 3,906,272 227,405 -41,269 3,637,598 1,122,643 900,777 4,096,248 244,603 -37,052 3,814,593 1,168,541 974,773 131,731 5,024 126,715 26,218 23,139 165,448 5,827 -344 159,277 31,235 25,816 195,345 5,608 896 190,633 39,618 30,175 209,508 6,746 1,261 204,023 51,295 35,374 154,245 7,228 2,179 149,196 55,463 40,373 166,410 7,529 2,465 161,346 57,922 43,461 Earnings by type: Wages and salaries..................................................... Other labor income..................................................... Proprietors’ income5................................................... Farm................................................................. Nonfarm.............................................................. 2,246,264 194,117 393,846 136,829 257,017 2,616,404 222,296 529,368 253,570 275,798 2,897,574 249,522 567,365 305,018 262,347 3,101,310 268,272 537,993 287,474 250,519 3,209,786 299,767 396,719 174,505 222,214 3,363,605 327,729 404,914 144,075 260,839 78,217 8,424 45,090 32,874 12,216 88,130 9,872 67,446 54,148 13,298 93,415 10,547 91,383 78,537 12,846 100,251 10,819 98,438 85,963 12,475 101,240 12,018 40,987 29,509 11,478 101,866 12,546 51,998 39,598 12,400 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 estate............................ Services........................................................... Government and government enterprises.......................... Federal, civilian................................................... Military........................................................... State and local................................................... 352,160 2,482,067 1,975,518 107,235 14,627 203,139 347,361 176,246 171,115 188,651 200,864 323,333 156,231 434,077 506,549 107,135 5,007 394,407 512,115 2,855,953 2,293,876 (D) (D) 264,114 389,267 194,578 194,689 221,095 232,727 360,497 179,944 503,832 562,077 117,651 5,300 439,126 589,544 3,124,917 2,489,506 140,042 20,613 259,727 416,894 211,297 205,597 247,861 255,174 384,758 193,582 570,855 635,411 135,733 6,088 493,590 575,758 3,331,817 2,656,287 166,793 23,749 240,155 437,236 223,911 213,325 275,817 277,230 400,201 198,447 636,659 675,530 147,985 8,113 519,432 492,243 3,414,029 2,702,180 180,572 30,876 206,836 440,123 229,625 210,498 280,210 268,095 405,199 201,039 689,230 711,849 152,487 9,418 549,944 465,975 3,630,273 2,881,639 185,049 25,564 228,588 452,788 243,822 208,966 295,008 275,037 434,758 234,330 750,517 748,634 161,717 9,937 576,980 49,162 82,569 63,105 (0) 1,174 3,888 16,062 4,778 11,284 5,378 (0) 10,987 2,003 10,168 19,464 4,507 643 14,314 72,311 93,137 72,317 (0) 1,533 4,823 21,105 5,831 15,274 6,724 (0) 12,787 2,162 9,133 20,820 5,024 649 15,147 99,285 96,060 72,565 5,017 1,455 5,291 21,514 6,489 15,025 6,163 9,016 12,119 2,330 9,660 23,495 6,098 726 16,671 107,984 101,524 75,639 6,430 1,414 3,745 21,906 7,268 14,638 6,894 9,928 12,673 2,364 10,285 25,885 6,352 245 19,288 52,518 101,727 76,108 6,468 1,829 3,115 22,716 8,040 14,676 6,631 9,848 12,748 2,582 10,171 25,619 6,562 295 18,762 61,267 105,143 78,157 6,194 1,663 3,318 25,237 8,694 16,543 6,860 8,723 12,900 2,775 10,487 26,986 6,572 315 20,099 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 Derivation of total personal income: Total earnings by place ol work...................................... Less: Personal contributions for social insurance1.................. Plus: Adjustment for residence........................................ Equals: Net earnings by place of residence.......................... Plus: Dividends, interest, and rent4 .................................. Plus: Transfer payments............................................... id E a r n in g s b y P la c e o f W o r k H u m b o ld t, C a lifo r n ia Im p e r ia l, C a lifo r n ia 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 i n c o m e b y P l a c e o f R e s id e n c e Total personal income.................................................. Nonfarm personal income.............................................. Farm income............................................................ 794,229 886,946 976,468 1,053,063 1,046,637 1,110,405 651,997 834,911 846,944 919,911 927,389 932,420 776,394 17,835 867,689 19,257 956,345 20,123 1,030,623 22,440 1,022,869 23,768 1,086,746 23,659 461,326 190,671 527,611 307,300 585,924 261,020 698,579 228,810 725,683 206,737 Population (thousands)*.................................................. Per capita personal income (dollars)................................ 107.4 107.8 108.0 110.4 110.1 109.3 88.5 90.1 92.6 660,926 258,985 95.4 98.0 99.9 7,393 8,229 9,040 9,540 9,505 10,155 7,369 9,268 9,151 9,641 9,468 9,330 Derivation of total personal income: Total earnings by place of work...................................... Less: Personal contributions for social insurance1.................. Plus: Adjustment for residence........................................ Equals: Net earnings by place of residence.......................... Plus: Dividends, interest, and rent4................................... Plus: Transfer payments............................................... 588,247 33,331 -8,266 546,650 122,336 125,243 635,482 37,435 -9,006 589,041 148,912 148,993 669,524 36,781 -10,513 622,230 173,526 180,712 669,354 41,928 -9,751 617,675 212,819 222,569 653,820 43,172 -9,259 601,389 223,672 221,576 712,353 47,706 -10,675 653,972 232,176 224,257 540,422 21,146 -36,069 483,207 62,114 106,676 700,576 24,441 -35,463 640,672 75,975 118,264 680,538 23,868 -40,045 616,625 93,951 136,368 708,094 29,128 -38,334 640,632 121,382 157,897 687,832 31,380 -44,845 611,607 137,823 177,959 665,486 32,083 -41,451 591,952 144,589 195,879 470,616 42,097 75,534 14,377 61,157 510,764 45,001 79,717 15,259 64,458 546,353 47,105 76,066 15,091 60,975 550,920 48,520 69,914 18,035 51,879 539,812 51,046 62,962 18,805 44,157 583,381 58,151 70,821 18,954 51,867 377,517 26,056 136,849 102,051 34,798 428,606 29,616 242,354 206,005 36,349 477,956 31,354 171,228 135,992 35,236 495,569 33,402 179,123 145,974 33,149 512,446 36,903 138,483 108,934 29,549 502,837 37,741 124,908 90,483 34,425 17,835 570,412 446,678 8,031 91 30,321 152,966 23,000 129,966 45,067 25,977 71,965 17,835 94,425 123,734 12,437 10,451 100,846 19,257 616,225 485,467 9,935 200 33,163 160,049 25,876 134,173 48,915 28,788 80,290 18,961 105,166 130,758 13,087 11,710 105,961 20,123 649,401 500,091 (0) (0) 31,571 151,311 29,721 121,590 53,496 33,438 83,909 20,196 116,703 149,310 16,503 13,043 119,764 22,440 646,914 496,973 (0) (0) 25,338 148,604 30,926 117,678 55,334 27,428 89,398 19,263 122,712 149,941 17,494 9,976 122,471 23,768 630,052 475,221 (D) (D) 22,426 128,780 29,819 98,961 56,270 26,408 87,870 19,467 126,398 154,831 17,601 10,997 126,233 23,659 688,694 530,624 (0) (0) 30,859 148,728 33,402 115,326 60,138 28,543 92,884 24,488 136,931 158,070 18,725 11,614 127,731 190,671 349,751 240,599 (0) 959 16,359 35,417 15,750 19,667 20,861 23,381 50,313 11,478 (0) 109,152 19,910 3,836 85,406 307,300 393,276 274,958 40,410 (D) 16,873 43,137 16,762 26,375 24,382 27,165 56,651 13,939 (D) 118,318 19,504 3,809 95,005 261,020 419,518 284,396 43,509 2,514 18,604 32,383 18,373 14,010 26,468 29,376 62,256 13,719 55,567 135,122 20,705 4,359 110,058 258,985 449,109 303,864 46,632 5,175 19,207 27,889 18,231 9,658 28,062 33,615 68,528 13,969 60,787 145,245 21,998 5,249 117,998 228,810 459,022 301,576 47,241 5,626 18,498 24,950 16,074 8,876 27,605 33,365 67,987 15,449 60,855 157,446 23,752 5,962 127,732 206,737 458,749 300,043 48,223 5,754 20,190 23,156 13,099 10,057 27,185 32,312 63,440 14,531 65,252 158,706 24,797 6,294 127,615 E a r n in g s b y P la c e o f W o r k Earnings by type: Wages and salaries..................................................... Other labor income..................................................... Proprietors’ income1................................................... Farm................................................................. Nonfarm.............................................................. 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 estate............................ Services........................................................... Government and government enterprises.......................... Federal, civilian................................................... Military........................................................... State and local................................................... See footnotes at endof tables. LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME 32 CALIFORNIA Table 5.— Personal Income for States and Counties of Alaska, Hawaii, and the Far West Region, 1978-83— Continued _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ [Thousands of dollars]_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ K e r n , C a lifo r n ia In y o , C a lifo r n ia 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 I n c o m e b y P l a c e o f R e s id e n c e Total personal in c o m e ........................................................................... 127,275 146,356 167,465 186,766 190,209 201,928 2,808,991 3,339,355 3,849,209 4,375,002 4,624,994 4,847,050 Nonfarm personal income.............................................. Farm income............................................................ 124,427 2,848 163,052 4,413 182,712 4,054 198,568 3,360 18.2 2,539,338 269,653 2,938,261 401,094 3,915,178 459,824 419.7 4,252,537 372,457 Population (thousands)’ .................................................. 16.5 142,491 3,865 17.7 18.1 18.0 187,088 3,121 18.4 378.0 393.2 3,393,830 455,379 406.3 435.0 4,488,468 358,582 446.8 Per capita personal incom e (d o lla rs)................................................. 7,709 8,246 9,264 10,398 10,329 11,091 7,431 8,493 9,473 10,424 10,633 10,848 Derivation of total personal income: Total earnings by place of work...................................... Less: Personal contributions for social insurance’ .................. Plus: Adjustment tor residence........................................ Equals: Net earnings by place of residence.......................... Plus: Dividends, interest, and rent*................................... Plus: Transfer payments............................................... 87,544 5,140 -1,811 80,593 23,684 22,998 100,246 6,014 -2,705 91,527 28,739 26,090 110,891 6,095 -2,920 101,876 35,154 30,435 117,071 7,366 -3,012 106,693 44,649 35,424 111,161 7,373 -2,520 101,268 49,252 39,689 119,123 8,074 -2,550 108,499 51,096 42,333 2,244,355 115,702 -78,399 2,050,254 347,967 410,770 2,661,799 136,492 -75,470 2,449,837 428,046 461,472 3,005,557 144,298 -85,645 2,775,614 528,686 544,909 3,356,636 182,502 -106,330 3,067,804 674,163 633,035 3,494,745 203,862 -117,943 3,172,940 748,317 703,737 3,624,378 215,235 -114,122 3,295,021 779,827 772,202 70,056 6,427 11,061 2,351 8,710 80,723 7,174 12,349 3,288 9,061 90,652 7,944 12,295 3,783 8,512 98,410 8,526 10,135 3,443 6,692 95,845 9,418 5,898 2,404 3,494 99,849 10,223 9,051 2,574 6,477 1,819,743 145,579 279,033 116,341 162,692 2,082,191 165,100 414,508 225,143 189,365 2,381,730 188,848 434,979 250,198 184,781 2,715,044 219,791 421,801 243,211 178,590 2,924,077 253,435 317,233 143,648 173,585 3,040,567 278,737 305,074 129,484 175,590 2,848 84,696 59,288 292 10,466 5,531 1,401 921 480 9,656 3,061 14,237 2,681 11,963 25,408 4,126 105 21,177 3,865 96,381 67,937 343 12,887 5,654 1,650 1,101 549 10,125 4,112 16,352 3,238 13,576 28,444 5,091 120 23,233 4,413 106,478 74,701 350 16,232 4,413 1,795 1,187 608 10,784 5,231 17,613 2,869 15,414 31,777 5,936 141 25,700 4,054 113,017 79,771 446 18,642 4,524 1,915 1,186 729 11,460 5,619 18,168 2,182 16,815 33,246 6,487 201 26,558 3,121 108,040 75,021 475 13,151 3,936 2,176 1,429 747 12,165 5,679 18,093 2,326 17,020 33,019 6,382 245 26,392 3,360 115,763 80,463 507 14,188 3,563 4,289 3,649 640 11,498 5,472 17,358 2,601 20,987 35,300 7,598 274 27,428 269,653 1,974,702 1,443,996 86,495 211,989 131,978 173,843 89,249 84,594 144,011 111,850 221,738 69,670 292,422 530,706 181,874 55,191 293,641 401,094 2,260,705 1,676,386 99,291 268,864 151,282 202,214 102,200 100,014 168,215 127,478 247,014 77,570 334,458 584,319 198,571 64,125 321,623 455,379 2,550,178 1,839,888 108,890 312,477 172,656 225,015 110,416 114,599 177,166 150,578 271,867 81,765 389,474 660,290 225,181 71,328 363,781 459,824 2,896,812 2,202,782 124,797 441,694 175,579 260,902 123,306 137,596 203,185 184,239 291,695 80,104 440,587 694,030 240,306 77,217 376,507 372,457 3,122,288 2,366,955 130,524 485,724 184,183 269,369 132,006 137,363 212,707 185,311 320,218 86,047 492,872 755,333 254,030 86,019 415,284 358,582 3,265,796 2,460,756 132,725 462,532 188,958 282,048 145,862 136,186 222,674 184,501 340,814 101,601 544,903 805,040 272,857 96,141 436,042 1982 1983 E a r n in g s b y P la c e o f W o r k Earnings by type: Wages and salaries..................................................... Other labor income..................................................... Proprietors’ income6.................................................... Farm................................................................. Nonfarm.............................................................. 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 estate............................ Services........................................................... Government and government enterprises.......................... Federal, civilian................................................... Military............................................................ State and local................................................... L a k e , C a lifo r n ia K in g s , C a lifo r n ia 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1978 1979 1980 1981 I n c o m e b y P l a c e o f R e s id e n c e T o tal personal in c o m e ........................................................................... 446,516 537,545 618,195 702,070 716,744 749,309 227,287 270,767 316,142 365,645 406,726 431,821 Nonfarm personal income.............................................. Farm income............................................................ 386,793 59,723 434,703 102,842 499,080 119,115 578,705 123,365 626,372 90,372 666,772 82,537 213,426 13,861 258,459 12,308 301,994 14,148 351,985 13,660 392,181 14,545 418,754 13,067 Population (thousands)1.................................................. 73.6 73.6 73.7 76.3 78.2 80.7 32.2 34.7 36.9 39.1 40.8 42.6 P er capita personal incom e (d o lla rs)................................................. 6,070 7,307 8,388 9,197 9,162 9,285 7,052 7,794 8,562 9,348 9,967 10,131 Derivation of total personal income: Total earnings by place of work...................................... Less: Personal contributions for social insurance2 .................. Plus: Adjustment for residence........................................ Equals: Net earnings by place of residence.......................... Plus: Dividends, interest, and rent4.................................. Pius: Transfer payments............................................... 346,402 16,642 -6,472 323,288 53,744 69,484 421,550 19,133 -7,489 394,928 65,564 77,053 462,467 18,962 -5,304 438,201 85,298 94,696 516,361 24,268 -9,074 483,019 112,339 106,712 510,988 26,795 -11,068 473,125 126,592 117,027 530,262 28,706 -10,404 491,152 132,493 125,664 95,179 5,609 18,273 107,843 54,422 65,022 103,495 6,486 29,304 126,313 67,414 77,040 112,521 6,476 34,308 140,353 82,626 93,163 118,412 7,933 38,624 149,103 104,771 111,771 138,424 9,714 38,927 167,637 115,205 123,884 148,337 10,640 42,488 180,185 119,372 132,264 Earnings by type: Wages and salaries..................................................... Other labor income..................................................... Proprietors’ income5.................................................... Farm................................................................. Nonfarm.............................................................. 289,211 22,460 34,731 9,878 24,853 330,989 25,580 64,981 39,525 25,456 364,120 28,031 70,316 45,754 24,562 415,043 31,712 69,606 45,599 24,007 436,703 36,168 38,117 16,261 21,856 456,967 38,457 34,838 10,150 24,688 65,026 5,945 24,208 9,595 14,613 73,151 6,585 23,759 7,315 16,444 81,880 7,278 23,363 8,349 15,014 90,280 7,991 20,141 8,089 12,052 109,934 10,044 18,446 8,461 9,985 117,318 11,961 19,058 7,388 11,670 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 estate............................ Services........................................................... Government and government enterprises.......................... Federal, civilian................................................... Military............................................................ State and local................................................... 59,723 286,679 179,960 15,992 3,204 9,178 52,783 49,012 3,771 15,275 (D) 35,784 (D) 29,600 106,719 15,693 51,555 39,471 102,842 318,708 202,928 16,661 (») 10,578 60,155 56,478 3,677 16,990 (0) 41,425 (D) 34,230 115,780 16,954 56,177 42,649 119,115 343,352 213,123 17,744 (D) 10,341 63,282 58,879 4,403 18,790 14,821 39,554 123,365 392,996 241,701 19,727 3,181 10,260 77,499 72,257 5,242 21,966 16,377 41,691 8,570 42,430 151,295 20,553 78,562 52,180 90,372 420,616 250,911 20,452 3,278 9,090 83,328 78,723 4,605 20,647 16,470 42,894 8,542 46,210 169,705 21,507 94,326 53,872 82,537 447,725 262,339 21,271 3,392 11,722 81,364 76,026 5,338 21,732 16,493 46,482 9,406 50,477 185,386 22,868 105,895 56,623 13,861 81,318 61,422 (D) 700 8,010 3,676 1,090 2,586 7,329 2,424 15,194 (D) 17,786 19,896 1,632 515 17,749 12,308 91,187 68,999 1,955 1,041 8,873 3,814 1,310 2,504 7,413 2,988 17,723 5,782 19,410 22,188 1,723 545 19,920 14,148 98,373 71,626 1,971 1,190 7,683 4,287 1,960 2,327 8,537 3,265 18,210 6,006 20,477 26,747 2,297 627 23,823 13,660 104,752 75,226 2,099 1,256 7,127 4,552 2,321 2,231 9,843 3,455 19,509 5,307 22,078 29,526 2,706 859 25,961 14,545 123,879 91,421 2,241 1,404 20,252 3,736 2,859 877 9,802 3,753 22,322 5,576 22,335 32,458 3,027 980 28,451 13,067 135,270 99,914 2,341 2,697 19,553 3,869 2,996 873 12,598 3,768 24,100 6,723 24,265 35,356 3,180 1,032 31,144 E a r n in g s b y P la c e o f W o r k See footnotes at end of tables. (0 ) 37,061 130,229 18,047 63,778 48,404 LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME CALIFORNIA 33 Table 5.— Personal Income for States and Counties of Alaska, Hawaii, and the Far West Region, 1978-83— Continued [Thousands of dollars] L o s A n g e le s , C a lif o r n ia L a s s e n , C a lifo r n ia 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 I n c o m e b y P l a c e o f R e s id e n c e Total personal in c o m e ........................................................................... 137,428 157,291 177,873 190,646 203,040 213,649 65,663,541 74,181,195 83,206,280 92,678,558 98,202,753 104,895,770 Nonfarm personal income.............................................. Farm income............................................................ Population (thousands)1.................................................. 132,988 4,WO 20.0 151,668 5,623 21.1 171,164 6,709 21.9 185,227 5,419 197,222 5,818 207,691 5,958 65,535,473 128,068 74,048,444 132,751 83,049,972 156,308 92,515,472 163,086 98,049,231 153,522 104,741,989 153,781 22.7 23.4 23.7 7,351.8 7,401.0 7,492.0 7,575.4 7,699.6 7,818.3 P er capita personal incom e (d o lla rs)................................................. 6,884 7,442 8,128 8,396 8,683 9,033 8,932 10,023 11,106 12,234 12,754 13,417 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 rent*.................................. Plus: Transfer payments............................................... 98,700 5,697 912 93,915 17,975 25,538 110,523 6,496 1,103 105,130 22,400 29,761 120,613 6,429 918 115,102 26,443 36,328 120,919 7,320 1,451 115,050 32,904 42,692 126,621 8,046 1,165 119,740 35,918 47,382 133,594 8,568 1,275 126,301 37,239 50,109 56,324,903 3,167,015 -5,626,701 47,531,187 10,061,314 8,071,040 63,768,068 3,728,372 -6,817,436 53,222,260 12,236,144 8,722,791 70,454,172 3,926,011 -7,643,615 58,884,546 14,165,775 10,155,959 76,986,601 4,783,204 -8,362,712 63,840,685 17,281,608 11,556,265 80,142,523 5,115,852 -8,557,130 66,469,541 18,863,069 12,870,143 85,961,837 5,571,899 -9,052,872 71,337,066 19,623,072 13,935,632 Earnings by type: Wages and salaries..................................................... Other labor income..................................................... Proprietors’ income5 ................................................... Farm................................................................. Nonfarm.............................................................. 82,044 5,892 10,764 2,553 8,211 92,076 6,290 12,157 3,441 8,716 101,064 6,904 12,645 4,323 8,322 103,797 7,144 9,978 3,099 6,879 108,739 8,677 9,205 3,103 6,102 113,150 9,943 10,501 3,519 6,982 47,740,324 4,574,452 4,010,127 28,280 3,981,847 54,371,601 5,190,435 4,206,032 19,522 4,186,510 60,577,599 5,866,969 4,009,604 35,042 3,974,562 67,082,284 6,435,601 3,468,716 34,114 3,434,602 70,150,988 7,113,728 2,877,807 22,303 2,855,504 74,478,687 7,919,722 3,563,428 21,317 3,542,111 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 estate............................ Services........................................................... Government and government enterprises.......................... Federal, civilian................................................... Military........................................................... State and local.................................................. 4,440 94,260 46,139 (D) (9) 4,059 14,441 971 13,470 5,855 2,135 8,262 2,100 7,883 48,121 17,474 4,579 26,068 5,623 104,900 51,110 1,049 436 5,845 14,373 719 13,654 5,801 2,317 9,676 2,553 9,060 53,790 19,053 5,082 29,655 6,709 113,904 54,787 1,141 412 5,157 13,763 (D) (0) 6,360 2,114 10,200 4,634 11,006 59,117 21,249 4,266 33,602 5,419 115,500 52,116 1,080 (L) 3,823 12,555 432 12,123 6,566 2,252 10,142 5,276 10,423 63,384 23,288 8,010 32,086 5,818 120,803 55,948 1,089 -109 2,649 15,527 2,942 12,585 7,193 2,221 10,655 5,367 11,356 64,855 24,753 6,401 33,701 5,958 127,636 61,378 (D) (D) 3,081 20,141 4,145 15,996 7,597 2,450 11,415 3,150 12,348 66,258 25,625 7,064 33,569 128,068 56,196,835 48,822,404 124,330 278,209 2,494,395 15,024,777 4,421,676 10,603,101 4,260,118 4,676,496 5,563,178 3,935,541 12,465,360 7,374,431 1,353,474 210,928 5,810,029 132,751 63,635,317 55,785,863 139,092 338,789 2,909,999 17,240,054 4,872,272 12,367,782 4,788,482 5,327,521 6,182,160 4,486,085 14,373,681 7,849,454 1,420,797 191,650 6,237,007 156,308 70,297,864 61,784,863 152,413 408,639 3,250,402 19,136,914 5,320,455 13,816,459 5,231,227 5,897,085 6,626,483 4,857,279 16,224,421 8,513,001 1,574,064 213,842 6,725,095 163,086 76,823,515 67,563,599 171,966 503,840 3,594,320 20,922,623 5,825,195 15,097,428 5,700,638 6,379,410 7,191,477 4,996,132 18,103,193 9,259,916 1,730,638 273,814 7,255,464 153,522 79,989,001 70,154,527 173,634 554,747 3,258,605 21,327,081 5,988,185 15,338,896 6,027,701 6,614,431 7,450,305 5,070,830 19,677,193 9,834,474 1,807,281 332,573 7,694,620 153,781 85,808,056 75,374,030 180,043 517,272 3,170,449 22,486,190 6,365,468 16,120,722 6,391,063 6,979,959 7,895,097 5,969,103 21,784,854 10,434,026 1,920,529 394,707 8,118,790 E a r n in g s b y P la c e o f W o r k M a d e r a , C a lifo r n ia 1978 1979 1980 1981 M a r in , C a lifo r n ia 1982 1983 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 I n c o m e b y P l a c e o f R e s id e n c e T o tal personal in c o m e ........................................................................... 408,680 553,011 625,175 658,459 662,189 691,718 2,821,965 3,199,896 3,521,138 3,925,752 4,216,549 4,572,173 Nonfarm personal income.............................................. Farm income............................................................ 331,085 77,595 401,243 151,768 458,591 166,584 519,783 138,676 543,874 118,315 581,805 109,913 2,807,884 14,081 3,183,251 16,645 3,900,966 24,786 224.2 4,197,099 19,450 4,554,219 17,954 Population (thousands)'.................................................. 55.7 60.2 64.1 67.3 69.1 70.5 223.6 222.9 3,501,399 19,739 222.7 224.0 227.6 P er capita personal incom e (d o lla rs)................................................. 7,332 9,191 9,751 9,786 9,589 9,814 12,623 14,358 15,813 17,509 18,825 20,085 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............................................... 273,970 11,857 21,878 283,991 61,653 63,036 387,490 14,575 30,370 403,285 78,603 71,123 420,673 14,706 33,576 439,543 98,725 86,907 409,233 17,728 39,178 430,683 126,812 100,964 393,024 18,992 40,666 414,698 136,235 111,256 407,833 20,762 42,195 429,266 141,721 120,731 1,128,218 64,794 951,826 2,015,250 578,420 228,295 1,255,563 74,682 1,056,592 2,237,473 707,828 254,595 1,392,539 78,427 1,097,936 2,412,048 821,050 288,040 1,509,864 96,581 1,184,914 2,598,197 998,296 329,259 1,611,780 109,593 1,277,660 2,779,847 1,076,498 360,204 1,843,303 124,784 1,342,501 3,061,020 1,122,325 388,828 184,875 17,642 71,453 45,054 26,399 223,861 21,515 142,114 113,271 28,843 250,050 23,289 147,334 120,908 26,426 269,501 25,335 114,397 89,382 25,015 276,883 27,736 88,405 65,984 22,421 293,691 30,680 83,462 57,350 26,112 792,342 58,218 277,658 9,117 268,541 888,684 66,468 300,411 9,805 290,606 1,028,556 78,778 285,205 13,677 271,528 1,151,583 89,641 268,640 18,458 250,182 1,285,880 107,837 218,063 12,727 205,336 1,447,987 127,218 268,098 11,371 256,727 77,595 196,375 159,892 17,500 (9) 11,778 46,740 22,342 24,398 11,698 10,614 26,535 (0) 27,554 36,483 3,426 357 32,700 151,768 235,722 192,575 19,234 (D) 15,369 59,179 26,557 32,622 15,077 11,184 31,064 (D) 32,519 43,147 4,908 411 37,828 166,584 254,089 203,939 20,336 (D) 13,836 60,633 35,864 24,769 15,678 12,709 33,847 (0) 35,875 50,150 6,480 505 43,165 138,676 270,557 216,457 24,030 (9) 12,285 63,607 31,972 31,635 15,788 14,566 35,798 (D) 39,085 54,100 6,675 777 46,648 118,315 274,709 217,035 25,992 2,890 10,839 64,296 33,815 30,481 16,633 16,314 32,707 7,295 40,069 57,674 6,629 947 50,098 109,913 297,920 239,186 27,204 (D) 14,328 71,841 30,853 40,988 17,329 18,292 34,618 (0) 44,977 58,734 6,984 1,008 50,742 14,081 1,114,137 920,844 10,965 1,184 80,919 57,252 20,439 36,813 46,343 57,304 178,223 126,927 361,727 193,293 17,522 5,310 170,461 16,645 1,238,918 1,051,150 (9) (D) 95,178 69,350 25,113 44,237 51,775 66,645 201,264 154,079 397,572 187,768 18,239 5,221 164,308 19,739 1,372,800 1,161,616 24,786 1,485,078 1,263,458 (9) 1») 97,417 101,753 32,978 68,775 67,202 96,030 223,445 181,644 477,283 221,620 23,989 8,572 189,059 19,450 1,592,330 1,342,244 (0) (D) 99,932 117,697 43,916 73,781 70,768 95,630 231,912 182,647 522,676 250,086 24,466 8,755 216,865 17,954 1,825,349 1,552,714 (0) (D) 111,957 125,975 47,206 78,769 78,413 90,577 252,897 275,149 597,685 272,635 25,786 8,843 238,006 E a r n in g s b y P la c e o f W o r k Earnings by type: Wages and salaries..................................................... Other labor income..................................................... Proprietors' income5................................................... Farm................................................................. Nonfarm.............................................................. 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 estate............................ Services........................................................... Government and government enterprises.......................... Federal, civilian................................................... Military............................................................ State and local................................................... See footnotes at end of tables. (0 ) (0 ) 97,421 86,980 31,339 55,641 59,291 77,144 215,800 172,483 434,923 211,184 21,595 5,817 183,772 LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME 34 CALIFORNIA Table 5.— Personal Income for States and Counties of Alaska, Hawaii, and the Far West Region, 1978-83— Continued _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ [Thousands of dollars]_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ M a r ip o s a , C a lifo r n ia 1978 1979 1980 1981 M e n d o c in o , C a lifo r n ia 1982 1983 1979 1978 1980 1981 1982 1983 I n c o m e b y P l a c e o f R e s id e n c e Total personal in c o m e ........................................................................... 67,597 82,693 95,919 106,779 114,396 126,240 472,124 543,078 591,850 649,326 673,363 719,035 Nonfarm personal income.............................................. Farm income............................................................ 6 6 ,7 9 8 799 8 1 ,9 2 5 768 9 4 ,3 2 7 1 ,5 9 2 1 0 5 ,2 0 9 1 ,5 7 0 1 1 2 ,9 7 4 1 ,4 2 2 1 2 5 ,2 2 2 1 ,0 1 8 4 4 9 ,4 7 1 2 2 ,6 5 3 5 1 6 ,0 3 6 2 7 ,0 4 2 5 6 6 ,4 2 1 2 5 ,4 2 9 6 1 9 ,3 6 6 2 9 ,9 6 0 6 4 2 ,0 6 9 3 1 ,2 9 4 6 8 8 ,5 0 2 3 0 ,5 3 3 Population (thousands)1.................................................. 9 .7 1 0 .6 1 1 .3 1 1 .7 1 2 .0 12 .5 6 3 .0 6 5 .0 6 7 .2 6 8 .2 6 9 .6 7 0 .3 Per capita personal incom e (d o lla rs)................................................. 6,980 7,782 8,488 9,109 9,496 10,090 7,496 8,353 8,805 9,520 9,680 10,234 Derivation of total personal income: Total earnings by place of work...................................... Less: Personal contributions for social insurance2.................. Plus: Adjustment for residence........................................ Equals: Net earnings by place of residence.......................... Plus: Dividends, interest, and rent4 .................................. Plus: Transfer payments............................................... 3 7 ,6 0 7 2 ,3 1 2 6 ,1 7 3 4 1 ,4 6 8 1 3 ,8 3 5 1 2 ,2 9 4 3 9 ,2 0 8 2 ,5 0 3 1 3 ,6 6 8 5 0 ,3 7 3 1 7 ,6 8 5 1 4 ,6 3 5 4 5 ,8 8 4 2 ,6 5 9 1 4 ,2 7 1 5 7 ,4 9 6 2 0 ,6 5 7 1 7 ,7 6 6 4 8 ,0 8 6 3 ,1 4 0 1 5 ,5 2 4 6 0 ,4 7 0 2 5 ,3 7 5 2 0 ,9 3 4 4 7 ,5 1 4 3 ,2 4 4 1 7 ,0 8 1 6 1 ,3 5 1 2 8 ,8 7 1 2 4 ,1 7 4 6 2 ,1 1 7 4 ,2 6 6 1 2 ,3 9 5 7 0 ,2 4 6 2 9 ,9 3 0 2 6 ,0 6 4 3 2 9 ,8 1 0 1 7 ,8 8 7 - 6 ,5 1 5 3 0 6 ,4 0 8 8 6 ,8 8 2 7 8 ,8 3 4 3 7 2 ,2 3 3 2 0 ,8 4 2 - 6 ,3 5 5 3 4 5 ,0 3 6 1 0 8 ,4 0 1 8 9 ,6 4 1 3 7 8 ,0 9 6 2 0 ,1 1 9 - 4 ,5 8 3 3 5 3 ,3 9 4 1 3 0 ,1 2 8 1 0 8 ,3 2 8 3 8 9 ,9 9 1 2 3 ,3 9 9 - 3 ,8 6 4 3 6 2 ,7 2 8 1 6 2 ,3 2 5 1 2 4 ,2 7 3 3 9 2 ,7 0 2 2 4 ,7 6 4 - 3 ,4 0 7 3 6 4 ,5 3 1 1 7 0 ,3 5 6 1 3 8 ,4 7 6 4 2 6 ,6 2 3 2 7 ,4 0 6 - 4 ,1 6 9 3 9 5 ,0 4 8 1 7 6 ,7 7 5 1 4 7 ,2 1 2 3 0 ,7 8 6 2 ,0 6 7 4 ,7 5 4 340 4 ,4 1 4 3 2 ,4 3 7 2 ,2 2 7 4 ,5 4 4 236 4 ,3 0 8 3 8 ,2 7 3 2 ,5 4 7 5 ,0 6 4 1 ,0 1 1 4 ,0 5 3 4 1 ,4 0 6 2 ,8 7 2 3 ,8 0 8 1 ,0 0 5 2 ,8 0 3 4 1 ,8 3 4 3 ,5 2 5 2 ,1 5 5 761 1 ,3 9 4 5 4 ,6 1 3 4 ,3 5 3 3 ,1 5 1 425 2 ,7 2 6 2 5 1 ,1 9 0 2 5 ,2 8 3 5 3 ,3 3 7 1 5 ,1 0 5 3 8 ,2 3 2 2 8 5 ,1 9 3 2 8 ,7 2 3 5 8 ,3 1 7 1 7 ,8 9 3 4 0 ,4 2 4 2 9 5 ,0 0 5 2 9 ,7 0 0 5 3 ,3 9 1 1 5 ,1 0 7 3 8 ,2 8 4 3 0 9 ,1 7 4 3 0 ,7 9 4 5 0 ,0 2 3 1 8 ,1 9 6 3 1 ,8 2 7 3 1 6 ,3 7 1 3 2 ,9 6 2 4 3 ,3 6 9 1 7 ,9 8 7 2 5 ,3 8 2 3 4 1 ,4 2 2 3 7 ,2 0 9 4 7 ,9 9 2 1 7 ,0 9 9 3 0 ,8 9 3 799 3 6 ,8 0 8 2 3 ,2 3 7 768 3 8 ,4 4 0 2 5 ,3 5 4 1 ,5 9 2 4 4 ,2 9 2 2 7 ,4 4 3 1 ,5 7 0 4 6 ,5 1 6 2 9 ,2 3 1 1 ,4 2 2 4 6 ,0 9 2 2 9 ,7 5 0 1 ,0 1 8 6 1 ,0 9 9 3 9 ,1 2 6 2 2 ,6 5 3 3 0 7 ,1 5 7 2 4 9 ,9 1 6 6 ,3 3 9 -3 4 3 1 4 ,6 8 2 9 9 ,3 1 0 1 2 ,8 3 0 8 6 ,4 8 0 2 2 ,0 0 4 1 2 ,0 7 1 3 9 ,5 6 1 1 0 ,7 7 5 4 5 ,5 1 7 5 7 ,2 4 1 6 ,9 5 4 4 ,6 3 5 4 5 ,6 5 2 2 7 ,0 4 2 3 4 5 ,1 9 1 2 8 5 ,1 5 3 7 ,0 1 8 -2 6 4 1 8 ,4 1 5 1 1 5 ,1 7 4 1 5 ,0 7 9 1 0 0 ,0 9 5 2 4 ,5 8 3 1 3 ,5 2 6 4 4 ,7 7 7 1 2 ,1 9 6 4 9 ,7 2 8 6 0 ,0 3 8 5 ,4 8 2 3 ,4 0 3 5 1 ,1 5 3 2 5 ,4 2 9 3 5 2 ,6 6 7 2 8 5 ,1 6 4 7 ,2 8 5 -3 5 2 1 5 ,0 8 2 1 0 8 ,7 2 3 1 6 ,1 3 3 9 2 ,5 9 0 2 6 ,2 1 8 1 3 ,3 9 9 4 6 ,8 9 3 1 1 ,8 3 3 5 6 ,0 8 3 6 7 ,5 0 3 6 ,9 0 7 1 ,2 6 5 5 9 ,3 3 1 2 9 ,9 6 0 3 6 0 ,0 3 1 2 8 7 ,3 8 1 6 ,2 4 2 -4 0 0 1 3 ,0 9 4 1 0 6 ,3 1 4 1 7 ,0 4 4 8 9 ,2 7 0 2 9 ,1 7 8 1 3 ,4 6 5 4 8 ,6 6 6 1 0 ,1 6 2 6 0 ,6 6 0 7 2 ,6 5 0 7 ,2 5 6 1 ,3 3 7 6 4 ,0 5 7 3 1 ,2 9 4 3 6 1 ,4 0 8 2 8 3 ,2 4 8 3 0 ,5 3 3 3 9 6 ,0 9 0 3 1 6 ,8 7 6 E a r n in g s b y P la c e o f W o r k Earnings by type: Wages and salaries..................................................... Other labor income..................................................... Proprietors’ income5 ................................................... Farm................................................................. Nonfarm.............................................................. Earnings by industry: Farm..................................................................... Nontarm................................................................. 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 estate............................ Services........................................................... Government and government enterprises.......................... Federal, civilian................................................... Military........................................................... State and local................................................... (D ) (0 ) -1 1 6 3 ,3 1 7 1 ,0 3 6 0» 3 ,0 8 1 1 ,3 3 8 (D) (D ) (D ) (0 ) 783 (D) (D) (D ) 2 ,6 1 5 1 ,3 7 6 1 3 ,9 3 7 1 3 ,5 7 1 6 ,1 9 5 62 7 ,3 1 4 3 ,0 8 7 1 ,4 6 4 1 5 ,2 2 9 1 3 ,0 8 6 5 ,1 0 6 72 7 ,9 0 8 (D ) (D ) 2 ,9 3 1 1 ,4 3 0 224 1 ,2 0 6 789 404 3 ,1 7 3 1 ,6 6 0 1 6 ,9 7 6 1 6 ,8 4 9 7 ,2 7 1 88 9 ,4 9 0 (D) (D) -1 4 0 2 ,6 3 0 1 ,7 1 2 366 1 ,3 4 6 742 (0 ) 2 ,5 8 5 1 ,8 2 7 412 1 ,4 1 5 742 416 3 ,4 8 4 1 ,1 3 8 2 0 ,2 6 8 1 6 ,3 4 2 5 ,9 9 6 160 1 0 ,1 8 6 (D) 3 ,4 8 9 1 ,3 4 2 1 9 ,0 2 4 1 7 ,2 8 5 7 ,4 3 7 131 9 ,7 1 7 (D ) (D ) 3 ,1 9 6 2 ,0 6 9 583 1 ,4 8 6 789 525 3 ,8 7 6 1 ,3 3 6 2 7 ,3 8 2 2 1 ,9 7 3 1 0 ,4 2 3 172 1 1 ,3 7 8 M e r c e d , C a lifo r n ia 1978 1979 1980 (0 ) (0 ) (0 ) 1 2 ,8 0 3 9 6 ,8 5 5 1 6 ,1 1 5 8 0 ,7 4 0 2 8 ,1 2 0 1 3 ,8 8 7 5 0 ,4 9 2 9 ,8 8 8 6 6 ,3 4 3 7 8 ,1 6 0 7 ,3 8 7 1 ,4 4 7 6 9 ,3 2 6 1 5 ,3 1 9 1 1 0 ,1 7 8 1 9 ,2 1 0 9 0 ,9 6 8 2 8 ,8 0 5 1 5 ,7 5 5 5 4 ,9 5 3 1 1 ,7 3 8 7 3 ,6 8 8 7 9 ,2 1 4 7 ,3 3 1 1 ,5 9 0 7 0 ,2 9 3 (D) M o d o c , C a lifo r n ia 1981 1982 1983 1979 1978 1980 1982 1981 1983 I n c o m e b y P l a c e o f R e s id e n c e Total personal in c o m e ........................................................................... 899,976 1,081,090 1,220,083 1,296,812 1,360,357 1,409,862 59,084 68,388 82,703 86,018 88,836 89,043 Nonfarm personal income............................................. Farm income............................................................ 7 5 2 ,8 0 0 1 4 7 ,1 7 6 8 5 6 ,2 1 3 2 2 4 ,8 7 7 9 7 0 ,9 1 7 2 4 9 ,1 6 6 1 ,0 7 8 ,2 1 5 2 1 8 ,5 9 7 1 ,1 6 5 ,0 6 3 1 9 5 ,2 9 4 1 ,2 3 6 ,4 0 8 1 7 3 ,4 5 4 4 7 ,6 6 8 1 1 ,4 1 6 5 4 ,3 0 9 1 4 ,0 7 9 6 1 ,8 6 6 2 0 ,8 3 7 6 9 ,8 2 2 1 6 ,1 9 6 7 5 ,6 9 1 1 3 ,1 4 5 7 8 ,8 5 2 1 0 ,1 9 1 Population (thousands)1.................................................. 1 2 8 .4 1 3 1 .8 1 3 5 .3 1 3 9 .4 1 4 2 .6 1 4 4 .9 8 .3 8 .4 8 .6 9 .0 9 .3 9 .5 P er capita personal incom e (d o lla rs )................................................. 7,007 8,204 9,016 9,302 9,538 9,730 7,126 8,100 9,562 9,508 9,578 9,397 Derivation of total personal income: Total earnings by place of work...................................... Less: Personal contributions for social insurance2.................. Plus: Adjustment for residence........................................ Equals: Net earnings by place of residence.......................... Plus: Dividends, interest, and rent4 .................................. Plus: Transfer payments............................................... 6 6 8 ,6 8 5 3 0 ,1 6 1 5 ,5 0 3 6 4 4 ,0 2 7 1 1 2 ,7 2 0 1 4 3 ,2 2 9 8 0 0 ,5 7 9 3 4 ,4 5 9 1 6 ,9 5 4 7 8 3 ,0 7 4 1 3 8 ,6 2 7 1 5 9 ,3 8 9 8 7 7 ,1 8 0 3 4 ,7 5 5 1 7 ,7 6 6 8 6 0 ,1 9 1 1 6 9 ,2 7 2 1 9 0 ,6 2 0 8 8 3 ,7 3 2 4 1 ,7 8 9 2 3 ,1 8 7 8 6 5 ,1 3 0 2 1 3 ,7 9 0 2 1 7 ,8 9 2 9 1 0 ,3 5 4 4 6 ,7 2 1 2 1 ,7 6 6 8 8 5 ,3 9 9 2 3 2 ,7 6 7 2 4 2 ,1 9 1 9 3 0 ,7 1 2 5 0 ,1 4 8 2 2 ,8 1 2 9 0 3 ,3 7 6 2 4 2 ,0 7 9 2 6 4 ,4 0 7 3 9 ,2 3 0 1 ,7 7 5 2 ,1 4 9 3 9 ,6 0 4 9 ,6 1 8 9 ,8 6 2 4 4 ,5 0 7 2 ,0 0 6 2 ,4 8 6 4 4 ,9 8 7 1 2 ,0 9 5 1 1 ,3 0 6 5 4 ,2 0 0 1 ,9 7 5 2 ,3 1 6 5 4 ,5 4 1 1 4 ,7 2 7 1 3 ,4 3 5 5 1 ,3 6 5 2 ,3 9 6 2 ,3 1 0 5 1 ,2 7 9 1 8 ,6 4 8 1 6 ,0 9 1 5 0 ,7 0 8 2 ,7 2 9 2 ,1 2 5 5 0 ,1 0 4 2 0 ,9 4 6 1 7 ,7 8 6 4 8 ,5 2 2 2 ,8 2 1 2 ,4 9 6 4 8 ,1 9 7 2 1 ,8 2 4 1 9 ,0 2 2 Earnings by type: Wages and salaries..................................................... Other labor income..................................................... Proprietors’ income®.................................................... Farm................................................................. Nonfarm.............................................................. 4 9 4 ,9 5 3 4 0 ,0 6 9 1 3 3 ,6 6 3 8 2 ,3 0 9 5 1 ,3 5 4 5 5 1 ,4 6 7 4 5 ,4 3 6 2 0 3 ,6 7 6 1 4 9 ,3 7 5 5 4 ,3 0 1 6 0 8 ,7 2 2 5 1 ,5 2 7 2 1 6 ,9 3 1 1 6 6 ,9 8 3 4 9 ,9 4 8 6 5 0 ,4 0 0 5 4 ,2 9 5 1 7 9 ,0 3 7 1 3 2 ,6 6 5 4 6 ,3 7 2 7 0 3 ,9 0 2 6 3 ,0 3 9 1 4 3 ,4 1 3 1 0 0 ,9 8 1 4 2 ,4 3 2 7 3 2 ,4 2 4 6 5 ,3 3 3 1 3 2 ,9 5 5 8 4 ,2 9 2 4 8 ,6 6 3 2 4 ,7 8 1 2 ,6 6 7 1 1 ,7 8 2 7 ,3 4 1 4 ,4 4 1 2 7 ,5 0 8 2 ,9 4 7 1 4 ,0 5 2 9 ,3 5 7 4 ,6 9 5 3 0 ,8 7 4 3 ,2 8 6 2 0 ,0 4 0 1 5 ,6 7 7 4 ,3 6 3 3 2 ,7 1 3 3 ,4 1 0 1 5 ,2 4 2 1 0 ,9 6 0 4 ,2 8 2 3 5 ,3 9 5 4 ,0 3 9 1 1 ,2 7 4 7 ,2 7 2 4 ,0 0 2 3 4 ,8 9 5 4 ,1 7 9 9 ,4 4 8 4 ,9 2 1 4 ,5 2 7 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 estate............................ Services........................................................... Government and government enterprises.......................... Federal, civilian................................................... Military............................................................ State and local......... i......................................... 1 4 7 ,1 7 6 5 2 1 ,5 0 9 3 5 0 ,7 7 8 2 7 ,1 3 7 234 2 5 ,3 3 9 7 7 ,2 6 0 6 1 ,4 1 8 1 5 ,8 4 2 3 5 ,7 1 0 3 2 ,3 7 3 6 6 ,5 1 5 2 8 ,7 0 3 5 7 ,5 0 7 1 7 0 ,7 3 1 1 6 ,1 4 0 6 5 ,5 5 1 8 9 ,0 4 0 2 2 4 ,8 7 7 5 7 5 ,7 0 2 3 9 2 ,6 9 8 3 0 ,4 1 9 160 2 9 ,4 4 6 9 1 ,9 7 2 7 3 ,8 1 5 1 8 ,1 5 7 3 9 ,8 3 1 3 0 ,8 9 2 7 2 ,4 9 0 3 1 ,5 6 1 6 5 ,9 2 7 1 8 3 ,0 0 4 1 6 ,5 0 2 6 9 ,0 0 2 9 7 ,5 0 0 2 4 9 ,1 6 6 6 2 8 ,0 1 4 4 2 3 ,8 7 4 3 0 ,7 1 2 240 2 7 ,2 5 5 1 0 9 ,4 1 3 8 9 ,7 1 4 1 9 ,6 9 9 4 2 ,7 3 0 3 1 ,4 0 2 7 6 ,8 9 8 3 4 ,4 5 8 7 0 ,7 6 6 2 0 4 ,1 4 0 1 8 ,8 8 1 7 6 ,1 1 8 1 0 9 ,1 4 1 2 1 8 ,5 9 7 6 6 5 ,1 3 5 4 4 0 ,4 9 2 3 4 ,8 4 3 144 2 4 ,0 2 9 1 1 4 ,5 6 4 9 2 ,3 4 7 2 2 ,2 1 7 4 6 ,1 5 3 2 5 ,8 6 2 8 0 ,5 3 2 3 4 ,5 4 6 7 9 ,8 1 9 2 2 4 ,6 4 3 2 1 ,4 2 2 8 3 ,3 3 9 1 1 9 ,8 8 2 1 9 5 ,2 9 4 7 1 5 ,0 6 0 4 7 1 ,9 6 4 3 5 ,5 1 5 250 2 1 ,4 5 5 1 3 4 ,3 7 7 1 1 3 ,4 6 3 2 0 ,9 1 4 4 6 ,8 0 3 2 7 ,2 8 1 8 2 ,3 5 1 3 7 ,4 8 2 8 6 ,4 5 0 2 4 3 ,0 9 6 2 2 ,1 4 2 9 2 ,4 2 7 1 2 8 ,5 2 7 1 7 3 ,4 5 4 7 5 7 ,2 5 8 4 9 5 ,7 2 4 3 4 ,3 3 7 362 2 1 ,4 6 0 1 1 6 ,6 7 0 9 0 ,2 8 9 2 6 ,3 8 1 4 6 ,4 9 9 6 2 ,6 7 4 8 9 ,6 5 9 3 2 ,0 1 1 9 2 ,0 5 2 2 6 1 ,5 3 4 2 3 ,0 5 2 1 0 1 ,0 8 8 1 3 7 ,3 9 4 1 1 ,4 1 6 2 7 ,8 1 4 1 7 ,9 3 8 1 ,2 2 6 173 1 ,0 2 0 4 ,3 9 0 65 4 ,3 2 5 2 ,7 8 3 961 3 ,6 4 3 1 ,0 1 1 2 ,7 3 1 9 ,8 7 6 3 ,7 4 6 53 6 ,0 7 7 1 4 ,0 7 9 3 0 ,4 2 8 1 9 ,4 3 7 1 ,0 5 7 166 956 4 ,4 9 7 81 4 ,4 1 6 3 ,2 7 8 1 ,0 3 4 4 ,1 5 9 1 ,1 3 5 3 ,1 5 5 1 0 ,9 9 1 4 ,0 3 6 57 6 ,8 9 8 2 0 ,8 3 7 3 3 ,3 6 3 2 0 ,0 6 7 1 ,0 2 2 162 864 3 ,1 0 6 99 3 ,0 0 7 3 ,8 1 5 1 ,5 3 4 4 ,1 9 2 1 ,2 0 8 4 ,1 6 4 1 3 ,2 9 6 4 ,6 4 3 68 8 ,5 8 5 1 6 ,1 9 6 3 5 ,1 6 9 2 1 ,2 9 6 1 ,1 8 0 84 1 ,0 1 2 3 ,2 0 8 98 3 ,1 1 0 4 ,2 5 7 1 ,7 5 2 4 ,3 2 5 1 ,2 1 8 4 ,2 6 0 1 3 ,8 7 3 4 ,8 8 9 101 8 ,8 8 3 1 3 ,1 4 5 3 7 ,5 6 3 2 2 ,2 7 2 1 ,1 7 6 79 1 ,0 8 4 3 ,7 1 9 1 0 ,1 9 1 3 8 ,3 3 1 2 3 ,7 2 9 E a r n in g s b y P la c e o f W o r k See footnotes at end of tables. 0» (0) 4 ,3 1 7 1 ,3 9 4 4 ,3 2 1 1 ,1 4 4 5 ,0 3 8 1 5 ,2 9 1 5 ,5 3 5 124 9 ,6 3 2 (0 ) 0» 1 ,0 6 2 4 ,1 2 7 1 ,2 9 7 2 ,8 3 0 4 ,4 0 8 1 ,3 5 7 4 ,3 7 3 1 ,1 6 1 5 ,9 0 0 1 4 ,6 0 2 5 ,7 5 7 132 8 ,7 1 3 LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME CALIFORNIA 35 Table 5.— Personal Income for States and Counties of Alaska, Hawaii, and the Far West Region, 1978-83— Continued _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ [Thousands of dollars]_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ M o n o , C a lif o r n ia 1978 1979 1980 1981 M o n t e r e y , C a lif o r n ia 1982 1983 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 In c o m e b y P la c e o f R e s id e n c e Total personal income.................................................. Nonlarm personal income.............................................. Farm income............................................................ 50,284 48,254 2,030 62,313 59,123 3,190 75,765 72,157 3,608 86,328 83,012 3,316 95,393 91,857 3,536 97,982 94,519 3,463 2,504,313 2,215,836 288,477 2,812,018 2,522,342 289,676 3,155,433 2,833,075 322,358 3,588,569 3,167,843 420,726 3,767,061 3,381,461 385,600 3,992,203 3,608,558 383,645 Population (thousands)'.................................................. Per capita personal income (dollars)................................ 7.1 7,105 8.2 7,607 8.8 8,625 9.0 9,604 9.4 10,147 9.7 10,123 284.1 8,814 286.9 9,802 291.1 10,840 299.2 11,994 305.2 12,343 310.8 12,845 Derivation of total personal income: Total earnings by place of work...................................... Less-. Personal contributions for social Insurance’ .................. Plus: Adjustment lor residence........................................ Equals: Net earnings by place of residence.......................... Plus: Dividends, interest, and rent*.................................. Plus: Transfer payments............................................... 42,572 2,277 -2,675 37,620 7,662 5,002 50,984 2,768 -1,265 46,951 9,667 5,695 62,207 3,194 -2,460 56,553 12,034 7,178 69,762 4,050 -3,183 62,529 15,409 8,390 75,779 4,504 -3,849 67,426 18,092 9,875 76,026 4,606 -3,027 68,393 18,803 10,786 1,787,916 85,392 53,140 1,755,664 444,214 304,435 1,911,433 96,253 118,051 1,933,231 541,736 337,051 2,063,645 96,509 150,889 2,118,025 627,660 409,748 2,309,268 117,362 171,954 2,363,860 762,644 462,065 2,433,340 131,440 174,043 2,475,943 798,054 493,064 2,575,080 142,146 196,619 2,629,553 831,448 531,202 Earnings by type: Wages and salaries..................................................... Other labor income..................................................... Proprietors' income5 ................................................... Farm.................................................................. Nonfarm.............................................................. 34,631 2,491 5,450 1,221 4,229 40,874 2,965 7,145 2,265 4,880 50,982 3,699 7,526 2,594 4,932 59,328 4,372 6,062 2,324 3,738 65,974 5,355 4,450 2,395 2,055 65,189 5,293 5,544 2,370 3,174 1,436,502 91,693 259,721 122,996 136,725 1,599,299 99,562 212,572 66,291 146,281 1,737,464 107,683 218,498 79,627 138,871 1,928,367 119,808 261,093 141,596 119,497 2,094,400 138,536 200,404 96,814 103,590 2,209,202 151,942 213,936 92,197 121,739 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................................................... Military............................................................ State and local................................................... 2,030 40,542 29,686 55 -224 5,835 180 79 101 1,194 251 8,097 2,076 12,222 10,856 2,099 1,160 7,597 3,190 47,794 35,617 61 -361 7,729 299 141 158 1,534 175 9,302 2,434 14,444 12,177 2,477 1,153 8,547 3,608 58,599 42,954 3,316 66,446 49,807 3,536 72,243 54,068 3,463 72,563 52,126 288,477 1,499,439 956,053 48,726 15,034 74,465 154,766 122,965 31,801 87,361 70,668 189,982 61,672 253,379 543,386 96,765 249,928 196,693 289,676 1,621,757 1,050,713 61,714 17,653 82,852 175,902 135,894 40,008 91,999 61,270 208,611 64,052 286,660 571,044 105,640 246,290 219,114 322,358 1,741,287 1,109,557 71,107 9,643 80,478 169,892 127,066 42,826 104,362 63,111 224,520 69,330 317,114 631,730 117,319 270,019 244,392 420,726 1,888,542 1,196,291 76,505 10,262 89,248 175,946 124,913 51,033 119,329 66,000 245,086 66,786 347,129 692,251 128,524 302,895 260,832 385,600 2,047,740 1,268,692 87,284 11,316 85,530 190,013 135,089 54,924 118,937 85,537 251,902 66,031 372,142 779,048 141,407 362,447 275,194 383,645 2,191,435 1,370,439 99,306 11,018 90,553 186,678 129,923 56,755 123,343 94,372 272,177 85,929 407,063 820,996 157,218 375,922 287,856 1978 1979 1980 1982 1983 E a r n in g s b y P la c e o f W o r k (D) 0» 9,533 141 98 (L) 1,840 174 10,954 3,316 17,281 15,645 2,767 1,220 11,658 (D) (0) 10,662 19S 175 (L) 2,112 283 11,644 4,267 20,153 16,639 2,697 1,917 12,025 (D) (D) 9,402 266 200 66 2,359 252 13,674 5,327 23,462 18,175 2,667 2,401 13,107 (D) (D) 7,507 260 254 ai 2,548 195 12,958 5,026 23,321 20,437 2,618 3,027 14,792 N a p a , C a lif o r n ia 1978 1979 N e v a d a C a lif o r n ia 1980 1981 1982 1983 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 income.............................................. Farm income............................................................ 869,012 835,580 33,432 979,607 948,409 31,198 1,120,662 1,081,893 38,769 1,266,707 1,221,051 45,656 1,346,932 1,287,720 59,212 1,431,666 1,375,396 56,270 327,791 326,493 1,298 Population (thousands)1.................................................. Per capita personal income (dollars)................................ 96.4 9,011 98.8 9,916 99.5 11,262 99.7 12,707 101.2 13,316 101.3 14,127 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............................................... 431,806 24,558 165,237 572,485 157,339 139,188 487,376 28,710 168,015 626,681 193,192 159,734 540,041 28,711 196,369 707,699 228,677 184,286 603,916 36,426 207,639 775,129 282,240 209,338 632,042 39,297 222,076 814,821 304,278 227,833 343,288 29,415 59,103 15,876 43,227 394,325 34,946 58,105 12,222 45,883 440,131 39,476 60,434 16,984 43,450 495,097 46,419 62,400 21,113 41,287 33,432 398,374 277,859 31,198 456,178 327,648 38,769 501,272 362,265 (0) 454,971 453,823 1,148 52.6 8,649 520,364 518,698 1,666 56.6 9,186 555,394 554,006 1,388 44.6 7,346 388,294 387,628 666 48.4 8,031 59.9 3,275 596,691 595,492 1,199 62.1 9,612 661,921 42,319 252,887 872,489 316,041 243,136 157,786 9,550 40,014 188,250 77,445 62,096 183,791 11,448 47,685 220,028 96,309 71,957 204,515 11,943 55,245 247,817 119,195 87,959 217,985 14,407 59,851 263,429 151,138 105,797 223,297 15,546 62,296 270,047 164,547 120,800 250,349 17,527 62,479 295,301 170,792 130,598 513,142 51,304 67,596 31,598 35,998 536,236 54,941 70,744 28,112 42,632 124,338 10,758 22,690 745 21,945 146,235 12,933 24,623 24,599 166,411 14,672 23,432 448 22,984 181,871 16,317 19,797 986 18,811 189,682 17,890 15,725 590 15,135 209,503 20,949 19,897 483 19,414 45,656 558,260 419,933 59,212 572,830 433,678 56,270 605,651 462,660 (0) (0) (D) (D) (D) 1,298 156,488 121,617 1,071 -322 20,925 22,459 1,390 21,069 11,939 3,100 26,136 7,424 28,885 34,871 5,208 283 23,380 666 183,125 145,418 1,043 -374 22,952 31,116 2,993 28,123 14,078 3,791 30,303 10,867 31,642 37,707 5,817 327 31,563 1,148 203,367 157,609 1,145 (L) 20,588 35,380 1,805 33,575 15,115 4,476 33,697 11,779 35,422 45,758 8,074 411 37,273 1,666 216,319 168,587 1,664 636 18,074 38,079 1,516 36,563 15,574 4,711 37,365 11,736 40,748 47,732 8,156 635 38,941 1,388 221,909 164,956 1,684 -386 13,322 36,248 1,358 34,890 14,943 4,397 38,916 10,676 45,156 56,953 8,276 796 47,881 1,199 249,150 188,327 1,997 963 16,811 43,698 1,850 41,848 15,703 4,278 41,723 11,832 51,322 60,823 8,488 1,045 51,290 E a r n in g s b y P la c e o f W o r k Earnings by type: Wages and salaries..................................................... Other labor income..................................................... Proprietors’ income5.................................................... Farm................................................................. Nonfarm.............................................................. 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 estate............................ Services........................................................... Government and government enterprises.......................... Federal, civilian................................................... Military............................................................ State and local................................................... See footnotes at end of tables. (D) (D) 23,719 65,198 30,662 34,536 23,272 10,284 51,682 15,250 83,465 120,515 4,549 675 115,291 (D) (D) 29,206 81,279 34,905 46,374 27,411 12,385 56,740 17,187 97,404 128,530 4,681 731 123,118 m 32,726 87,806 42,631 45,175 29,467 14,425 59,698 17,072 114,246 139,007 5,853 849 132,305 35,315 114,073 52,143 61,930 33,359 16,131 63,716 16,270 132,318 138,327 6,414 1,192 130,721 (D) 31,160 110,899 56,762 54,137 34,220 18,238 67,427 16,131 146,186 139,152 6,777 1,407 130,968 35,095 101,494 64,054 37,440 38,773 21,176 73,634 20,748 160,138 142,991 7,442 1,489 134,060 ( i) CALIFORNIA LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME 36 Table 5.— Personal Income for States and Counties of Alaska, Hawaii, and the Far West Region, 1978-83— Continued [Thousands of dollars] P la c e r , C a lif o r n ia O r a n g e , C a lif o r n ia 1978 1979 1980 1982 1981 1978 1983 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 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 ........................................................................... 18,466,251 21,411,570 24,336,256 27,579,962 29,349,816 31,400,232 906,151 1,075,960 1,237,529 1,362,671 1,442,770 1,539,071 Nonfarm personal income.............................................. Farm income............................................................ 18,400,587 65,664 21,340,288 71,282 24,252,995 83,261 27,496,785 83,177 29,263,580 86,236 31,307,660 92,572 897,487 8,664 1,066,525 9,435 1,226,239 11,290 1,351,181 11,490 1,434,605 8,165 1,529,708 9,363 Population (thousands)*.................................................. 1,853.1 1,892.0 1,941.4 1,983.7 2,019.4 2,059.0 107.7 112.8 118.5 122.5 126.4 130.0 Per capita personal incom e (d o lla rs)................................................. 9,965 11,317 12,536 13,904 14,534 15,250 8,416 9,542 10,442 11,127 11,418 11,839 Derivation of total personal income: Total earnings by place of work...................................... Less: Personal contributions for social insurance2.................. Plus: Adjustment for residence........................................ Equals: Net earnings by place of residence.......................... Plus: Dividends, interest, and rent*................................... Plus: Transfer payments............................................... 11,608,325 646,110 2,995,661 13,957,876 2,808,877 1,699,498 13,457,646 777,559 3,355,166 16,035,253 3,489,953 1,886,364 15,348,769 850,302 3,491,872 17,990,339 4,151,835 2,194,082 17,395,754 1,070,851 3,552,024 19,876,927 5,155,822 2,547,213 18,302,973 1,157,370 3,696,006 20,841,609 5,621,942 2,886,265 19,875,161 1,270,983 3,823,238 22,427,416 5,850,826 3,121,990 444,753 25,443 188,454 607,764 147,234 151,153 522,273 30,888 222,386 713,771 187,810 174,379 579,980 32,223 244,968 792,725 230,714 214,090 630,313 39,739 230,666 821,240 291,463 249,968 661,098 44,465 235,562 852,195 310,275 280,300 741,185 49,857 231,053 922,381 321,880 294,810 Earnings by type: Wages and salaries..................................................... Other labor income..................................................... Proprietors’ income5................................................... Farm................................................................. Nonfarm.............................................................. 9,718,537 894,402 995,386 14,015 981,371 11,310,171 1,048,318 1,099,157 18,341 1,080,816 13,058,963 1,221,236 1,068,570 23,466 1,045,104 15,021,867 1,404,211 969,676 20,760 948,916 15,901,488 1,578,590 822,895 16,042 806,853 17,091,871 1,784,966 998,324 15,980 982,344 353,903 30,988 59,862 4,430 55,432 419,338 36,424 66,511 4,525 61,986 474,883 40,434 64,663 5,927 58,736 524,499 45,810 60,004 5,784 54,220 557,510 54,568 49,020 2,058 46,962 616,109 65,013 60,063 3,879 56,184 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................................................... Military............................................................ State and local................................................... 65,664 11,542,661 10,054,729 58,958 56,978 970,402 3,287,930 739,547 2,548,383 470,591 644,753 1,426,652 833,150 2,305,315 1,487,932 184,852 127,332 1,175,748 71,282 13,386,364 11,797,847 69,401 71,072 1,144,556 3,894,667 887,033 3,007,634 544,421 742,931 1,605,456 1,022,553 2,702,790 1,588,517 200,471 129,325 1,258,721 83,261 15,265,508 13,483,076 79,069 74,154 1,256,360 4,480,721 988,157 3,492,564 626,392 872,654 1,793,683 1,158,425 3,141,618 1,782,432 240,788 138,469 1,403,175 83,177 17,312,577 15,294,141 99,062 111,042 1,373,181 5,068,428 1,099,841 3,968,587 742,495 1,029,826 2,001,587 1,205,567 3,662,953 2,018,436 264,641 200,132 1,553,663 86,236 18,216,737 16,067,248 94,956 114,015 1,230,446 5,292,072 1,193,182 4,098,890 822,101 1,084,362 2,126,659 1,206,300 4,096,337 2,149,489 273,767 229,707 1,646,015 92,572 19,782,589 17,519,412 114,151 141,191 1,219,022 5,673,343 1,269,524 4,403,819 873,599 1,249,151 2,245,069 1,445,913 4,557,973 2,263,177 301,150 239,808 1,722,219 8,664 436,089 357,295 2,920 1,208 46,966 39,885 (0) (D) 77,325 12,031 69,129 25,385 82,446 78,794 8,052 934 69,808 9,435 512,838 428,266 3,323 1,463 60,688 46,801 (9) (D) 92,934 15,622 78,921 28,127 100,387 84,572 8,059 1,020 75,493 11,290 568,690 469,178 3,479 1,483 60,949 50,605 11,399 39,206 106,295 16,202 85,469 28,764 115,932 99,512 11,301 1,213 86,998 11,490 618,823 511,129 4,981 1,444 52,596 58,972 13,005 45,967 121,843 16,809 95,171 24,709 134,604 107,694 11,672 1,744 94,278 8,165 652,933 539,166 5,092 1,282 45,225 68,018 12,995 55,023 125,469 17,879 100,020 26,697 149,484 113,767 11,342 2,126 100,299 9,363 731,822 613,283 5,849 1,512 54,116 82,351 14,733 67,618 133,274 23,088 115,204 32,493 165,396 118,539 11,815 2,210 104,514 E a r n in g s b y P la c e o f W o r k R iv e r s id e , C a lif o r n ia P lu m a s , C a lif o r n ia 1978 1980 1979 1982 1981 1983 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 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 ........................................................................... 113,573 131,422 144,571 158,230 160,996 173,692 4,970,231 5,853,863 6,724,640 7,683,621 8,202,755 8,748,187 Nonfarm personal income............................................. Farm income............................................................ 111,672 1,901 129,422 2,000 142,550 2,021 156,287 1,943 159,170 1,826 171,961 1,731 4,786,438 183,793 5,667,274 186,589 6,522,720 201,920 7,427,784 255,837 7,917,393 285,362 Population (thousands)1.................................................. 15.8 16.7 17.6 17.9 18.3 18.3 611.9 640.0 670.8 691.9 716.6 8,478,162 270,025 740.4 P er capita personal incom e (d o lla rs)................................................. 7,206 7,869 8,237 8,849 8,792 9,484 8,123 9,146 10,024 11,106 11,446 11,816 Derivation of total personal income: Total earnings by place of work...................................... 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............................................... 82,565 4,656 -4,384 73,525 20,388 19,660 92,568 5,424 -4,855 82,289 26,626 22,507 94,176 5,209 -4,211 84,756 31,959 27,856 96,316 6,047 -4,428 85,841 39,914 32,475 91,243 6,120 -3,963 81,160 43,755 36,081 102,675 6,934 -5,122 90,619 45,362 37,711 2,625,053 148,349 722,968 3,199,672 930,042 840,517 2,926,439 172,144 991,204 3,745,499 1,156,444 951,920 3,225,865 176,100 1,151,352 4,201,117 1,385,665 1,137,858 3,471,425 212,125 1,366,533 4,625,833 1,727,082 1,330,706 3,601,504 228,957 1,421,257 4,793,804 1,881,277 1,527,674 3,897,180 253,258 1,538,615 5,182,537 1,953,406 1,612,244 65,972 6,146 10,447 1,328 9,119 74,616 6,815 11,137 1,341 9,796 77,266 6,878 10,032 1,295 8,737 80,861 7,125 8,330 1,201 7,129 77,807 7,476 5,960 1,008 4,952 85,567 8,983 8,125 987 7,138 2,104,563 183,358 337,132 95,917 241,215 2,371,764 204,201 350,474 89,726 260,748 2,651,312 229,122 345,431 96,919 248,512 2,863,811 250,008 357,606 141,174 216,432 2,972,083 279,486 349,935 160,589 189,346 3,211,656 317,119 368,405 140,411 227,994 1,901 80,664 59,265 330 451 5,599 22,258 349 21,909 11,887 923 8,401 3,044 6,372 21,399 7,309 100 13,990 2,000 90,568 67,689 340 387 6,619 25,150 398 24,752 12,908 928 10,242 3,995 7,120 22,879 8,137 113 14,629 2,021 92,155 65,417 314 367 4,990 23,642 525 23,117 13,497 932 10,539 3,433 7,703 26,738 9,584 137 17,017 1,943 94,373 65,765 235 783 4,055 23,575 593 22,982 13,860 1,157 11,099 2,742 8,259 28,608 10,111 200 18,297 1,826 89,417 60,039 196 -485 4,306 20,489 503 19,986 13,635 1,157 10,249 2,514 7,978 29,378 9,913 244 19,221 1,731 100,944 72,020 224 685 4,846 28,173 563 27,610 14,233 1,184 10,922 2,869 8,884 28,924 9,689 261 18,974 183,793 2,441,260 1,871,845 50,111 39,109 224,540 385,546 81,168 304,378 131,846 93,399 346,749 125,985 474,560 569,415 64,780 62,045 442,590 186,589 2,739,850 2,117,409 55,208 44,115 270,802 436,471 93,887 342,584 150,740 103,297 386,773 144,197 525,806 622,441 71,471 60,545 490,425 201,920 3,023,945 2,305,742 60,828 41,090 262,618 470,045 103,799 366,246 180,749 117,247 421,013 152,049 600,103 718,203 80,763 67,198 570,242 255,837 3,215,588 2,440,051 71,389 38,461 240,296 526,009 115,631 410,378 197,731 127,985 442,925 138,067 657,188 775,537 86,487 76,821 612,229 285,362 3,316,142 2,504,643 83,084 27,422 209,711 519,500 120,038 399,462 211,674 134,321 467,900 136,556 714,475 811,499 88,174 86,996 636,329 270,025 3,627,155 2,768,452 86,846 14,239 258,876 563,020 129,629 433,391 229,627 146,764 516,422 170,079 782,579 858,703 94,913 85,406 678,384 E a r n in g s b y P la c e o f W o r k Earnings by type: Wages and salaries..................................................... Other labor income..................................................... Proprietors' income5................................................... Farm................................................................. Nonfarm.............................................................. Earnings by industry: 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.......................... Military............................................................ State and local................................................... See footnotes at end of tables. LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME CALIFORNIA 37 Table 5.— Personal Income for States and Counties of Alaska, Hawaii, and the Far West Region, 1978-83— Continued [Thousands of dollars] S a n B e n ito , C a lifo r n ia S a c r a m e n t o , C a lifo r n ia 1978 1979 Total personal in c o m e ........................................................................... 6,284,343 7,139,011 Nonfarm personal income.............................................. Farm income............................................................ 6,230,212 54,131 7,075,676 63,335 1980 1983 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1981 1982 8,106,345 8,863,427 9,411,531 10,072,199 167,406 185,407 219,877 242,005 250,808 265,277 8,016,050 90,295 8,782,896 80,531 9,355,041 56,490 10,020,811 51,388 136,830 30,576 159,870 25,537 185,643 34,234 210,327 31,678 223,726 27,082 240,071 25,206 I n c o m e b y P l a c e o f R e s id e n c e Population (thousands)1.................................................. 748.3 768.5 787.8 806.5 831.0 853.3 23.6 24.3 25.2 25.8 26.9 27.4 Per capita personal incom e (d o lla rs )................................................. 8,398 9,290 10,290 10,990 11,325 11,804 7,082 7,624 8,733 9,363 9,308 9,668 Derivation of total personal income: Total earnings by place of work...................................... Less: Personal contributions for social insurance3.................. Plus: Adjustment lor residence........................................ Equals: Net earnings by place of residence.......................... Plus: Dividends, interest, and rent*................................... Plus: Transfer payments............................................... 5,032,162 290,488 -303,760 4,437,914 823,971 1,022,458 5,656,153 334,263 -369,917 4,951,973 1,019,120 1,167,918 6,296,484 338,478 -448,636 5,509,370 1,205,823 1,391,152 6,506,785 398,160 -365,434 5,743,191 1,491,100 1,629,136 6,872,946 439,552 -424,391 6,009,003 1,627,200 1,775,328 7,411,717 480,287 -455,254 6,476,176 1,688,803 1,907,220 111,804 4,869 4,485 111,420 33,783 22,203 112,101 5,419 11,844 118,526 41,787 25,094 131,467 5,561 13,352 139,258 50,617 30,002 134,610 6,708 16,653 144,555 63,365 34,085 133,505 7,289 19,261 145,477 67,433 37,898 142,313 8,124 20,050 154,239 70,149 40,889 Earnings by type: Wages and salaries..................................................... Other labor income..................................................... Proprietors' income” .................................................... Farm................................................................. Nonfarm.............................................................. 4,350,995 279,059 402,108 30,564 371,544 4,903,033 313,030 440,090 35,965 404,125 5,502,538 346,853 447,093 60,303 386,790 5,727,344 392,779 386,662 48,920 337,742 6,090,236 459,371 323,339 23,700 299,639 6,504,274 524,808 382,635 22,112 360,523 80,396 8,420 22,988 14,650 8,338 88,227 8,520 15,354 6,442 8,912 98,966 9,665 22,836 14,794 8,042 105,430 10,624 18,556 11,172 7,384 110,081 11,573 11,851 5,970 5,881 116,768 12,851 12,694 5,340 7,354 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 estate............................ Services........................................................... Government and government enterprises.......................... Federal, civilian................................................... Military............................................................ State and local................................................... 54,131 4,978,031 2,915,314 17,325 3,637 388,940 347,898 173,730 174,168 294,527 243,893 565,579 258,874 794,641 2,062,717 461,713 124,035 1,476,969 63,335 5,592,818 3,344,857 19,130 5,763 457,480 386,313 184,096 202,217 338,522 273,007 651,100 301,358 912,184 2,247,961 489,151 129,878 1,628,932 90,295 6,206,189 3,574,989 19,859 8,522 415,599 427,534 203,972 223,562 372,705 287,054 683,534 326,774 1,033,408 2,631,200 528,152 143,752 1,959,296 80,531 6,426,254 3,845,521 22,852 11,915 387,005 464,081 216,531 247,550 416,749 322,055 723,378 321,723 1,175,763 2,580,733 590,773 167,053 1,822,907 56,490 6,816,456 4,059,535 24,946 12,783 349,195 470,699 213,801 256,898 457,930 346,774 768,786 338,015 1,290,407 2,756,921 637,181 194,803 1,924,937 51,388 7,360,329 4,473,182 25,405 13,711 402,561 506,732 222,858 283,874 477,462 365,197 844,459 406,008 1,431,647 2,887,147 663,250 214,253 2,009,644 30,576 81,228 62,943 (D) -163 6,309 26,254 16,938 9,316 3,558 2,771 9,567 (D) 7,170 18,285 1,031 150 17,104 25,537 86,564 66,931 5,547 -203 6,756 24,866 16,942 7,924 4,746 3,517 10,063 3,298 8,341 19,633 1,160 164 18,309 34,234 97,233 74,110 (D) (D) 6,063 25,804 18,041 7,763 4,944 2,380 11,568 3,702 10,024 23,123 1,605 197 21,321 31,678 102,932 79,199 (D) (D) 5,820 29,832 20,179 9,653 5,405 2,359 12,858 2,398 10,846 23,733 1,834 289 21,610 27,082 106,423 81,555 7,088 (D) (D) 31,678 22,118 9,560 5,364 2,667 13,502 2,585 11,147 24,868 2,267 359 22,242 25,206 117,107 90,914 7,408 (D) (D) 34,748 23,732 11,016 5,368 4,677 14,268 2,145 12,074 26,193 2,428 383 23,382 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 E a r n in g s b y P la c e o f W o r k S a n B e r n a r d in o , C a lif o r n ia S a n D ie g o , C a lifo r n ia 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 I n c o m e b y P l a c e o f R e s id e n c e Total personal in c o m e ........................................................................... 6,181,678 7,222,376 8,325,096 9,412,195 9,938,684 10,695,193 14,484,066 16,618,918 18,901,588 21,408,000 23,049,781 24,730,131 Nonfarm personal income.............................................. Farm income............................................................ 6,070,095 111,583 7,113,138 109,238 8,182,995 142,101 9,250,334 161,861 9,756,976 181,708 10,527,977 167,216 14,331,464 152,602 16,467,638 151,280 18,729,098 172,490 21,216,404 191,596 22,859,984 189,797 24,545,719 184,412 Population (thousands)1.................................................. 823.9 856.8 902.4 934.6 967.9 997.4 1,775.4 1,827.6 1,872.7 1,922.2 1,967.3 2,015.2 P er capita personal incom e (d o lla rs )................................................. 7,503 8,429 9,226 10,070 10,268 10,723 8,158 9,093 10,093 11,137 11,716 12,272 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 rent*................................... Plus: Transfer payments............................................... 3,773,158 214,402 1,006,060 4,564,816 694,272 922,590 4,265,926 251,402 1,306,647 5,321,171 863,690 1,037,515 4,677,769 255,050 1,612,628 6,035,347 1,039,983 1,249,766 5,084,231 311,919 1,871,524 6,643,836 1,307,188 1,461,171 5,297,494 337,891 1,930,824 6,890,427 1,459,426 1,588,831 5,714,548 370,396 2,111,557 7,455,709 1,514,960 1,724,524 10,314,017 572,624 -52,981 9,688,412 2,608,392 2,187,262 11,673,387 672,574 -54,502 10,946,311 3,219,961 2,452,646 13,030,498 708,834 -64,313 12,257,351 3,751,696 2,892,541 14,396,884 869,656 -60,485 13,466,743 4,590,335 3,350,922 15,338,821 953,130 -77,327 14,308,364 5,030,341 3,711,076 16,656,013 1,046,084 -95,031 15,514,898 5,230,469 3,984,764 Earnings by type: Wages and salaries..................................................... Other labor income..................................................... Proprietors' income*.................................................... Farm................................................................. Nonfarm.............................................................. 3,133,862 271,263 368,033 72,072 295,961 3,576,174 310,757 378,995 62,506 316,489 3,941,229 344,268 392,272 88,858 303,414 4,340,709 378,583 364,939 102,432 262,507 4,543,494 412,290 341,710 118,915 222,795 4,873,430 465,987 375,131 102,451 272,680 8,802,428 640,424 871,165 61,083 810,082 10,015,072 735,709 922,606 50,596 872,010 11,292,141 850,020 888,337 62,230 826,107 12,681,757 955,282 759,845 70,000 689,845 13,596,103 1,102,443 640,275 69,118 571,157 14,614,994 1,258,252 782,767 62,560 720,207 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 estate............................ Services........................................................... Government and government enterprises.......................... Federal, civilian................................................... Military............................................................ State and local................................................... 111,583 3,661,575 2,676,730 20,339 15,600 283,095 694,098 150,827 543,271 313,475 135,730 437,523 149,304 627,566 984,845 184,689 219,963 580,193 109,238 4,156,688 3,085,984 21,299 18,302 324,512 807,174 151,507 655,667 368,985 153,381 497,285 167,613 727,433 1,070,704 205,479 231,171 634,054 142,101 4,535,668 3,326,548 22,481 16,728 318,976 835,239 174,052 661,187 416,913 173,235 549,520 169,791 823,665 1,209,120 235,547 243,735 729,838 161,861 4,922,370 3,603,560 26,715 17,121 315,211 910,819 200,236 710,583 460,840 187,140 593,185 158,111 934,418 1,318,810 271,856 286,034 760,920 181,708 5,115,786 3,668,520 29,361 20,847 299,541 863,154 198,066 665,088 485,223 191,769 615,724 148,608 1,014,293 1,447,266 285,246 350,609 811,411 167,216 5,547,332 3,991,269 31,135 22,336 338,171 882,744 216,842 665,902 516,838 209,381 686,949 177,534 1,126,181 1,556,063 314,939 391,564 849,560 152,602 10,161,415 6,827,783 (D) (D) 839,018 1,506,877 279,368 1,227,509 543,981 350,673 1,100,955 565,944 (D) 3,333,632 678,238 1,429,585 1,225,809 151,280 11,522,107 7,978,189 93,756 (D) (D) 1,840,074 312,302 1,527,772 617,281 417,989 1,230,369 675,973 (D) 3,543,918 701,584 1,506,844 1,335,490 172,490 12,858,008 8,877,924 111,579 15,231 936,340 2,196,909 359,717 1,837,192 688,356 471,464 1,324,496 712,451 2,421,098 3,980,084 792,079 1,655,488 1,532,517 191,596 14,205,288 9,727,380 (D) (D) 1,002,466 2,437,376 391,620 2,045,756 789,967 535,888 1,388,597 682,420 2,758,847 4,477,908 880,195 1,972,972 1,624,741 189,797 15,149,024 10,358,445 106,966 11,664 901,704 2,656,557 383,684 2,272,873 871,272 596,230 1,455,209 716,883 3,041,960 4,790,579 915,671 2,162,829 1,712,079 184,412 16,471,601 11,464,353 114,305 16,130 964,768 2,850,614 419,854 2,430,760 956,800 688,311 1,612,791 910,556 3,350,078 5,007,248 964,754 2,275,968 1,766,526 E a r n in g s b y P la c e o f W o r k See footnotes at endof tables. LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME 38 CALIFORNIA Table 5.— Personal Income for States and Counties of Alaska, Hawaii, and the Far West Region, 1978-83— Continued [Thousands of dollars] S a n J o a q u in , C a lifo r n ia S a n F ra n c is c o , C a lifo r n ia 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 I n c o m e b y P l a c e o f R e s id e n c e Total personal in c o m e ........................................................................... 7,268,154 8,004,126 9,079,386 10,233,296 10,927,459 11,612,254 2,654,251 3,023,856 3,413,849 3,782,808 3,956,985 4,130,395 Nonfarm personal income.............................................. Farm income............................................................ 7,268,154 0 8,004,126 0 9,079,386 0 10,233,296 0 10,927,459 0 11,612,254 0 2,459,671 194,580 2,783,368 240,488 3,136,089 277,760 3,518,971 263,837 3,740,255 216,730 3,936,326 194,069 Population (thousands)1.................................................. 677.7 675.8 678,8 685.9 693.6 683.8 332.7 338.4 349.1 361.2 372.6 378.7 P er capita personal incom e (d o lla rs)................................................. 10,725 11,843 13,377 14,918 15,755 16,981 7,978 8,936 9,778 10,474 10,621 10,906 Derivation of total personal income: Total earnings by place of work...................................... Less: Personal contributions for social insurance2.................. Plus: Adjustment for residence........................................ Equals: Net earnings by place of residence.......................... Plus: Dividends, Interest, and rent*................................... Plus: Transfer payments............................................... 9,280,930 514,336 -4,213,457 4,553,137 1,663,188 1,051,829 10,268,588 592,694 -4,767,406 4,908,488 1,958,766 1,136,872 11,643,339 646,016 -5,420,660 5,576,663 2,227,686 1,275,037 12,917,601 792,901 -5,986,458 6,138,242 2,662,632 1,432,422 13,863,339 868,723 -6,412,825 6,581,791 2,801,858 1,543,810 14,911,536 948,081 -6,922,811 7,040,644 2,919,461 1,652,149 1,933,345 102,362 24,282 1,855,265 386,897 412,089 2,176,972 118,034 28,709 2,087,647 471,765 464,444 2,365,641 118,987 39,712 2,286,366 571,197 556,286 2,532,682 145,537 38,800 2,425,945 716,248 640,615 2,583,149 158,492 33,928 2,458,585 775,791 722,609 2,662,873 167,662 49,845 2,545,056 806,891 778,448 Earnings by type: Wages and salaries..................................................... Other labor income..................................................... Proprietors' Income1.................................................... Farm................................................................. Nonfarm.............................................................. 8,066,615 711,701 502,614 0 502,614 8,950,312 783,531 534,745 0 534,745 10,269,664 883,528 490,147 0 490,147 11,425,957 977,308 514,336 0 514,336 12,316,841 1,140,289 406,209 0 406,209 13,143,659 1,259,470 508,407 0 508,407 1,531,081 132,767 269,497 103,614 165,883 1,718,772 150,098 308,102 132,659 175,443 1,871,393 165,734 328,514 157,461 171,053 2,053,656 182,780 296,246 137,927 158,319 2,145,168 205,508 232,473 89,153 143,320 2,201,123 222,343 239,407 75,297 164,110 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................................................... Military............................................................ State and local................................................... 0 9,280,930 7,714,815 10,224 35,508 487,942 971,156 725,509 245,647 1,131,375 821,738 726,411 1,415,986 2,114,475 1,566,115 574,226 115,519 876,370 0 10,268,588 8,633,992 12,154 55,471 528,404 1,041,423 773,261 268,162 1,249,796 916,848 802,799 1,618,208 2,408,889 1,634,596 620,523 119,281 894,792 0 11,643,339 9,742,019 13,656 88,697 629,003 1,145,978 836,720 309,258 1,443,473 1,009,492 872,967 1,801,754 2,736,999 1,901,320 657,928 134,785 1,108,607 0 12,917,601 10,930,473 16,277 121,058 752,318 1,221,676 900,064 321,612 1,595,653 1,044,032 945,767 2,087,855 3,145,837 1,987,128 700,639 128,813 1,157,676 0 13,863,339 11,771,285 16,698 143,916 880,092 1,315,293 999,258 316,035 1,667,384 1,042,305 998,037 2,259,613 3,447,947 2,092,054 715,091 145,718 1,231,245 0 14,911,536 12,687,541 19,164 162,321 515,593 1,358,205 1,051,535 306,670 1,804,874 1,050,228 1,059,108 2,531,264 4,186,784 2,223,995 764,224 151,267 1,308,504 194,580 1,738,765 1,356,972 38,702 1,319 118,620 346,620 199,613 147,007 159,563 118,168 201,257 76,954 295,769 381,793 92,325 6,270 283,198 240,488 1,936,484 1,528,065 44,144 2,264 136,768 401,196 234,188 167,008 173,829 131,744 220,700 87,700 329,720 408,419 95,598 6,905 305,916 277,760 2,087,881 1,641,882 44,819 2,688 143,481 431,010 252,089 178,921 182,188 146,195 233,890 95,410 362,201 445,999 101,709 7,937 336,353 263,837 2,268,845 1,793,895 49,068 3,423 149,178 481,214 260,396 220,818 197,764 163,415 248,351 96,829 404,653 474,950 113,933 10,227 350,790 216,730 2,366,419 1,861,101 49,767 3,856 165,430 467,353 262,614 204,739 209,959 163,583 252,007 111,264 437,882 505,318 119,216 11,401 374,701 194,069 2,468,804 1,936,144 50,171 3,495 152,644 463,518 266,318 197,200 226,016 164,096 270,291 132,116 473,797 532,660 129,816 12,589 390,255 1979 1982 1983 E a r n in g s b y P la c e o f W o r k S a n M a te o , C a lifo r n ia S a n L u is O b is p o , C a lif o r n ia 1980 1981 1980 1981 1982 1983 1978 1,253,740 1,428,247 1,618,819 1,737,097 1,981,896 6,680,426 7,515,727 8,442,818 9,366,321 10,062,754 10,948,252 1,202,162 51,578 1,362,950 65,297 1,539,800 79,019 1,640,123 96,974 1,893,164 88,732 6,644,886 35,540 7,474,321 41,406 8,390,599 52,219 9,303,484 62,837 10,005,435 57,319 10,889,926 58,326 1978 1979 Total personal in c o m e ........................................................................... 1,086,295 Nonfarm personal income.............................................. Farm income............................................................ 1,035,209 51,086 I n c o m e b y P l a c e o f R e s id e n c e Population (thousands)1.................................................. 145.9 150.9 156.6 162.6 167.1 172.2 582.6 585.6 588.5 589.6 592.0 606.4 Per capita personal incom e (d o lla rs)................................................ 7,445 8,311 9,123 9,958 10,394 11,508 11,466 12,834 14,346 15,885 16,998 18,053 Derivation of total personal income: Total earnings by place of work...................................... Less: Personal contributions for social insurance2 .................. Plus: Adjustment for residence........................................ Equals: Net earnings by place of residence.......................... Plus: Dividends, interest, and rent4 .................................. Plus: Transfer payments............................................... 645,289 36,188 62,157 671,258 229,904 185,133 727,930 42,266 71,710 757,374 287,146 209,220 789,635 41,454 88,530 836,711 346,619 244,917 850,282 50,723 100,637 900,196 434,246 284,377 887,763 54,805 110,702 943,660 482,006 311,431 1,155,416 73,183 68,556 1,150,789 500,686 330,421 4,354,442 242,671 712,967 4,824,738 1,251,828 603,860 4,889,331 284,301 722,707 5,327,737 1,523,658 664,332 5,432,785 303,117 781,358 5,911,026 1,776,540 755,252 5,775,411 360,778 915,477 6,330,110 2,170,128 866,083 6,018,460 388,496 1,138,364 6,768,328 2,335,811 958,615 6,462,059 422,177 1,445,467 7,485,349 2,432,080 1,030,823 Earnings by type: Wages and salaries..................................................... Other labor income............................................. ........ Proprietors' income5................................................... Farm................................................................. Nonfarm.............................................................. 492,953 39,660 112,676 32,892 79,784 567,129 45,857 114,944 30,442 84,502 617,987 50,823 120,825 42,254 78,571 671,076 58,469 120,737 56,686 64,051 696,610 67,016 124,137 70,616 53,521 936,553 88,215 130,648 64,704 65,944 3,506,525 330,714 517,203 7,959 509,244 3,971,753 363,693 553,885 8,429 545,456 4,478,358 415,914 538,513 17,338 521,175 4,905,931 436,531 432,949 24,146 408,803 5,160,297 497,557 360,606 17,958 342,648 5,466,806 550,177 445,076 17,050 428,026 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................................................... Military............................................................ State and local................................................... 51,086 594,203 418,622 9,636 2,791 86,403 36,431 15,849 20,582 55,913 17,340 80,102 25,235 104,771 175,581 10,032 2,531 163,018 51,578 676,352 486,568 11,659 3,879 93,663 51,540 17,708 33,832 62,832 19,277 92,848 28,376 122,494 189,784 10,614 2,614 176,556 65,297 724,338 508,648 13,793 5,210 75,984 62,296 19,979 42,317 67,043 20,727 99,148 30,731 133,716 215,690 12,437 2,995 200,258 79,019 771,263 562,368 16,604 6,369 85,749 66,637 24,161 42,476 82,926 21,940 107,205 22,847 152,091 208,895 13,652 2,736 192,507 96,974 790,789 579,504 18,114 7,399 72,547 62,537 27,182 35,355 89,703 24,647 115,937 22,344 166,276 211,285 13,680 3,140 194,465 88,732 1,066,684 853,323 20,651 9,455 280,180 70,203 32,522 37,681 94,269 27,963 130,906 30,436 189,260 213,361 14,753 3,450 195,158 35,540 4,318,902 3,844,993 14,678 1,032 280,911 631,148 210,074 421,074 838,466 451,707 495,776 298,808 832,467 473,909 100,613 7,256 366,040 41,406 4,847,925 4,347,311 (D) (») 338,605 739,282 251,653 487,629 901,459 510,788 546,248 330,260 961,340 500,614 111,239 7,741 381,634 52,219 5,380,566 4,832,381 19,349 3,391 377,808 843,901 273,202 570,699 1,003,690 571,702 577,676 363,377 1,071,487 548,185 126,881 8,804 412,500 62,837 5,712,574 5,118,738 20,274 4,641 413,142 903,317 302,118 601,199 1,037,384 602,465 621,480 299,061 1,216,974 593,836 143,277 11,925 438,634 57,319 5,961,141 5,318,424 21,793 5,391 374,400 951,425 319,142 632,283 1,075,119 620,554 657,435 297,216 1,315,091 642,717 147,708 11,868 483,141 58,326 6,403,733 5,742,630 23,824 2,574 382,535 987,497 345,044 642,453 1,117,344 653,965 730,785 383,652 1,460,454 661,103 150,969 12,348 497,786 E a r n in g s b y P la c e o f W o r k See footnotes at end of tables. LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME CALIFORNIA 39 Table 5.— Personal Income for States and Counties of Alaska, Hawaii, and the Far West Region, 1978-83— Continued [Thousands of dollars] S a n t a C la r a , C a lif o r n ia S a n t a B a r b a r a , C a lif o r n ia 1981 1982 1983 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 2,581,849 2,487,169 94,680 2,958,193 2,851,868 106,325 3,373,326 3,234,329 138,997 3,820,895 3,670,279 150,616 4,116,997 3,957,408 159,589 4,387,948 4,232,728 155,220 12,188,951 12,105,466 83,485 14,152,433 14,068,147 84,286 16,202,489 16,118,451 84,038 18,151,708 18,078,089 73,619 19,831,042 19,756,735 74,307 21,554,978 21,483,904 71,074 P e r ca p ita p e rso na l incom e (d o lla rs )........................................ 295.4 8,740 295.4 10,013 298.9 11,287 303.6 12,587 309.4 13,308 317.0 13,843 1,260.4 9,671 1,271.4 11,132 1,299.0 12,473 1,318.5 13,767 1,333.0 14,877 1,359.7 15,853 Derivation of total personal Income: Total earnings by place of work...................................... Less: Personal contributions for social insurance2 .................. Plus: Adjustment for residence........................................ Equals: Net earnings by place of residence.......................... Plus: Dividends, interest, and rent4................................... Plus: Transfer payments............................................... 1,757,987 97,061 -19,843 1,641,083 607,273 333,493 1,987,018 113,597 -22,538 1,850,883 737,805 369,505 2,226,365 118,494 -22,571 2,085,300 860,118 427,908 2,447,400 145,821 -25,900 2,275,679 1,048,444 496,772 2,627,513 161,800 -32,011 2,433,702 1,135,332 547,963 2,827,963 176,625 -35,705 2,615,633 1,182,911 589,404 9,955,452 544,995 -322 9,410,135 1,649,119 1,129,697 11,784,467 670,476 -229,824 10,884,167 2,041,318 1,226,948 13,537,252 741,879 -439,333 12,356,040 2,403,475 1,442,974 15,209,509 924,316 -756,355 13,528,838 2,970,671 1,652,199 16,914,805 1,046,979 -1,031,019 14,836,807 3,196,595 1,797,640 19,067,126 1,196,237 -1,580,156 16,290,733 3,326,827 1,937,418 Earnings by type: Wages and salaries..................................................... Other labor income..................................................... Proprietors’ income5.................................................... Farm.................................................................. Nonfarm.............................................................. 1,443,665 115,196 199,126 44,749 154,377 1,638,585 132,032 216,401 48,658 167,743 1,843,991 150,212 232,162 68,858 163,304 2,062,435 172,506 212,459 66,489 145,970 2,222,689 201,887 202,937 73,153 129,784 2,370,803 234,320 222,840 69,887 152,953 8,479,582 813,746 662,124 36,695 625,429 10,099,455 970,427 714,585 33,516 681,069 11,696,758 1,142,138 698,356 31,182 667,174 13,313,489 1,295,597 600,423 19,933 580,490 14,862,946 1,533,021 518,838 19,893 498,945 16,660,524 1,779,070 627,532 19,421 608,111 Earnings by industry: Farm..................................................................... Nonfarm.................................................................. Private............................................................... Agricultural services, forestry, fisheries, and other41.......... 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................................................... Military............................................................ State and local................................................... 94,680 1,663,307 1,296,724 18,489 22,154 104,557 239,923 46,875 193,048 79,736 58,444 226,021 75,763 471,637 366,583 64,370 59,436 242,777 106,325 1,880,693 1,500,613 22,946 31,393 119,278 289,889 55,380 234,509 89,204 64,276 266,251 87,875 529,501 380,080 69,268 57,003 253,809 138,997 2,087,368 1,669,765 25,073 43,784 125,763 315,508 54,799 260,709 103,680 73,815 268,528 95,975 617,639 417,603 76,207 62,971 278,425 150,616 2,296,784 1,840,524 30,287 49,927 133,144 396,601 62,908 333,693 118,570 82,719 285,361 94,872 649,043 456,260 85,829 73,339 297,092 159,589 2,467,924 1,981,317 33,870 53,516 126,406 441,217 63,353 377,864 131,181 90,516 304,081 99,961 700,569 486,607 91,387 83,705 311,515 155,220 2,672,743 2,155,657 36,568 50,549 137,272 561,237 59,363 501,874 146,591 97,381 323,173 120,075 682,811 517,086 97,747 89,629 329,710 83,485 9,871,967 8,701,388 31,663 2,256 546,770 3,927,677 443,087 3,484,590 433,590 445,443 894,334 404,320 2,015,335 1,170,579 208,073 70,373 892,133 84,286 11,700,181 10,435,920 35,548 3,134 662,224 4,863,759 494,763 4,368,996 477,028 500,560 1,004,348 477,158 2,412,161 1,264,261 220,652 85,269 958,340 84,038 13,453,214 12,045,774 41,892 4,293 722,494 5,669,996 559,496 5,110,500 526,624 704,784 1,077,202 515,338 2,783,151 1,407,440 249,944 96,680 1,060,816 73,619 15,135,890 13,563,979 51,225 3,009 760,220 6,464,393 611,060 5,853,333 592,593 778,122 1,164,149 495,717 3,254,551 1,571,911 278,493 116,243 1,177,175 74,307 16,840,498 15,148,238 51,358 2,516 707,403 7,676,892 637,233 7,039,659 643,817 760,480 1,235,373 495,657 3,574,742 1,692,260 294,973 132,025 1,265,262 71,074 18,996,052 17,228,032 53,984 4,794 793,916 8,627,773 676,210 7,951,563 680,114 939,420 1,361,658 609,846 4,156,527 1,768,020 311,911 144,603 1,311,506 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1978 1,652,633 1,585,393 67,240 184.0 8,980 1,870,871 1,806,191 64,680 2,122,890 2,048,721 74,169 777,894 767,411 10,483 189.9 9,853 192.9 11,004 2,251,934 2,180,030 71,904 196.4 11,467 2,435,879 2,362,680 73,199 P e r ca p ita perso nal incom e (d o lla rs )........................................ 1,444,489 1,374,874 69,615 174.9 8,261 200.1 12,174 Derivation of total personal income: Total earnings by place of work...................................... Less: Personal contributions for social insurance2.................. Plus: Adjustment for residence........................................ Equals: Net earnings by place of residence.......................... Plus: Dividends, interest, and rent4.................................. Plus: Transfer payments............................................... 783,427 42,824 186,584 927,187 299,851 217,451 851,639 48,694 242,822 1,045,767 367,468 239,398 933,976 50,257 275,777 1,159,496 434,054 277,321 1,036,524 62,812 300,016 1,273,728 536,217 312,945 1,083,488 69,223 326,514 1,340,779 572,736 338,419 Earnings by type: Wages and salaries..................................................... Other labor income..................................................... Proprietors' income’ .................................................... Farm.................................................................. Nonfarm.............................................................. 605,637 52,461 125,329 26,917 98,412 670,546 58,098 122,995 16,080 106,915 755,208 65,906 112,862 10,080 102,782 853,178 74,984 108,362 14,838 93,524 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 estate............................ Services........................................................... Government and government enterprises.......................... Federal, civilian................................................... Military............................................................ State and local................................................... 69,615 713,812 580,569 12,293 1,977 65,249 128,246 73,158 55,088 37,071 29,194 123,841 38,215 144,483 133,243 7,303 1,210 124,730 67,240 784,399 642,198 14,538 2,277 59,731 144,910 78,747 66,163 43,986 30,133 139,502 41,240 165,881 142,201 7,696 1,344 133,161 64,680 869,296 707,466 17,988 2,696 64,688 169,771 92,317 77,454 48,017 34,322 146,181 41,037 182,766 161,830 9,515 1,597 150,718 74,169 962,355 779,162 21,875 2,486 63,172 195,434 100,919 94,515 55,079 39,252 156,869 37,547 207,448 183,193 10,481 2,290 170,422 1978 1979 1980 In c o m e b y P la c e o f R e s id e n c e T o ta l perso nal in c o m e .............................................................. Nonfarm personal income.............................................. Farm income............................................................ Population (thousands)1.................................................. E a r n in g s b y P la c e o f W o r k S a n t a C r u z , C a lif o r n ia S h a s t a , C a lif o r n ia 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 901,441 889,553 11,888 1,004,926 988,887 16,039 1,084,589 1,067,714 16,875 1,146,396 1,130,546 15,850 1,214,206 1,199,237 14,969 103.6 7,511 112.2 8,034 117.4 8,563 120.6 8,993 121.9 9,405 124.6 9,744 1,212,992 78,134 344,033 1,478,891 595,512 361,476 538,268 30,757 12,623 520,134 124,458 133,302 609,860 36,051 12,968 586,777 157,170 157,494 653,097 36,286 13,267 630,078 182,840 192,008 660,843 41,574 14,135 633,404 224,947 226,238 682,093 45,073 13,279 650,299 245,498 250,599 727,400 48,613 15,043 693,830 254,611 265,765 909,061 86,084 88,343 5,851 82,492 1,009,667 102,413 100,912 4,505 96,407 431,009 37,302 69,957 5,240 64,717 490,265 41,809 77,786 6,067 71,719 532,596 45,481 75,020 8,743 66,277 547,608 48,240 64,995 8,521 56,474 571,497 55,128 55,468 6,569 48,899 600,196 61,889 65,315 6,730 58,585 71,904 1,011,584 814,069 21,416 2,068 55,083 220,062 103,479 116,583 57,204 41,875 163,754 35,098 217,509 197,515 11,199 2,715 183,601 73,199 1,139,793 937,019 23,381 2,188 68,983 261,624 100,670 160,954 58,788 48,561 182,831 43,954 246,709 202,774 11,803 2,872 188,099 10,483 527,785 414,264 (0) (D) 53,151 90,703 24,624 66,079 48,786 25,510 75,677 20,952 93,060 113,521 19,687 816 93,018 11,888 597,972 476,113 (D) (D) 65,174 96,344 27,607 68,737 56,772 30,343 85,364 22,920 110,457 121,859 20,819 916 100,124 16,039 637,058 496,095 5,411 4,296 58,527 93,990 29,666 64,324 62,250 31,430 92,244 24,230 123,717 140,963 24,896 1,093 114,974 16,875 643,968 499,546 5,434 2,373 49,066 96,208 33,250 62,958 66,631 32,403 95,487 20,265 131,679 144,422 25,983 1,557 116,882 15,850 666,243 511,529 (D) (D) 45,526 104,452 39,216 65,236 69,356 32,522 92,727 20,732 140,567 154,714 26,193 1,847 126,674 14,969 712,431 552,433 (0) In c o m e b y P la c e o f R e s id e n c e T o ta l perso nal in c o m e .............................................................. Nonfarm personal income.............................................. Farm income............................................................ Population (thousands)1.................................................. E a r n in g s b y P la c e o f W o r k See footnotes at end of tables. (D) 48,935 116,613 38,071 78,542 73,567 37,676 96,181 21,993 151,059 159,998 27,187 1,896 130,915 CALIFORNIA LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME 40 Table 5.— Personal Income for States and Counties of Alaska, Hawaii, and the Far West Region, 1978-83— Continued [Thousands of dollars] S is k iy o u , C a lifo r n ia S ie r r a , C a lifo r n ia 1978 1980 1979 1982 1981 1978 1983 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 I n c o m e b y P l a c e o f R e s id e n c e T o t a l p e rs o n a l in c o m e ........................................................................ 21,386 24,208 26,744 28,351 29,645 32,000 272,824 307,846 344,076 366,161 378,664 386,917 Nonfarm personal income.............................................. Farm income............................................................ 20,624 762 23,409 799 25,746 998 28,018 333 29,273 372 31,584 416 259,256 13,568 290,858 16,988 316,105 27,971 344,983 21,178 353,169 25,495 367,465 19,452 Population (thousands)1.................................................. 2.9 3.0 3.1 3.1 3.3 3.3 37.6 38.8 40.0 40.9 41.5 41.5 P e r c a p ita p e rs o n a l in c o m e ( d o lla r s ) ............................................... 7,408 7,971 8,635 9,104 8,886 9,564 7,247 7,938 8,603 8,947 9,135 9,326 Derivation of total personal income: Total earnings by place of work...................................... Less: Personal contributions lor social insurance1.................. Plus: Adjustment for residence........................................ Equals: Net earnings by place of residence.......................... Pius: Dividends, interest, and rent4 .................................. Pius: Transfer papents............................................... 11,194 669 3,099 13,624 3,838 3,924 12,977 794 3,110 15,293 4,227 4,688 13,345 736 3,746 16,355 4,942 5,447 12,898 854 4,065 16,109 6,061 6,181 11,944 852 4,397 15,489 6,741 7,415 14,307 1,016 4,102 17,393 6,989 7,618 190,952 10,639 -4,946 175,367 49,169 48,288 209,241 12,001 -5,191 192,049 60,732 55,065 221,549 11,315 -4,773 205,461 72,308 66,307 217,047 13,021 -4,704 199,322 90,236 76,603 213,296 13,394 -4,511 195,391 95,420 87,853 212,802 14,050 -3,766 194,986 99,147 92,784 Earnings by type: Wages and salaries..................................................... Other labor income..................................................... Proprietors' income'.................................................... Farm................................................................. Nonfarm.............................................................. 8,920 821 1,453 569 884 10,472 928 1,577 576 1,001 10,889 992 1,464 589 875 10,872 1,009 1,017 96 921 10,419 926 599 94 505 12,113 1,188 1,006 167 839 149,304 14,185 27,463 8,660 18,803 162,544 15,077 31,620 11,571 20,049 166,054 14,851 40,644 22,055 18,589 171,152 15,566 30,329 14,825 15,504 166,644 16,096 30,556 18,327 12,229 167,548 17,201 28,053 12,862 15,191 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 estate............................ Services........................................................... Government and government enterprises.......................... Federal, civilian................................................... Military............................................................ State and local_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 762 10,432 6,079 72 (L) 195 3,678 (D) (D) 391 83 849 114 706 4,353 1,307 94 2,952 799 12,178 7,490 81 (L) 219 4,695 998 12,347 7,411 70 104 259 4,259 (D) (0) 591 70 1,140 134 784 4,936 1,651 112 3,173 333 12,565 7,721 0» 212 227 4,084 (D) (D) 634 61 1,073 (D) 735 4,844 1,604 (L) 3,206 372 11,572 5,528 98 (1) 226 2,221 (D) (D) 471 53 1,220 544 740 6,044 1,514 (L) 4,486 416 13,891 7,260 (D) (D) 158 4,304 (0) (D) 489 55 1,134 258 920 6,631 1,508 (L) 5,076 13,568 177,384 133,375 4,168 -260 10,360 50,982 1,277 49,705 17,798 5,383 20,448 5,741 18,755 44,009 14,859 250 28,900 16,988 192,253 144,533 3,696 -209 10,484 53,313 1,695 51,618 20,097 5,863 22,722 6,695 21,872 47,720 16,081 273 31,366 27,971 193,578 138,289 4,104 -251 9,926 41,565 1,474 40,091 20,946 7,069 23,889 6,765 24,276 55,289 19,320 325 35,644 21,178 195,869 137,696 4,424 (L) 7,591 37,774 1,751 36,023 22,313 7,767 25,823 5,695 26,262 58,173 20,707 485 36,981 25,495 187,801 127,966 5,280 175 6,919 27,817 1,805 26,012 22,950 7,451 25,925 5,607 25,842 59,835 20,805 585 38,445 19,452 193,350 131,836 5,212 1,227 6,662 30,139 2,098 28,041 21,480 7,616 26,347 5,480 27,673 61,514 20,791 615 40,108 E a r n in g s b y P la c e o f W o r k (0 ) (D) 552 80 1,050 139 708 4,688 1,358 98 3,232 Sonom a S o la n o , C a lifo r n ia C a lifo r n ia 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 T o t a l p e rs o n a l in c o m e ....... ................................................................ 1,676,489 1,989,146 2,352,339 2,654,311 2,831,179 3,060,409 2,452,626 2,859,040 3,273,491 3,720,879 3,941,869 4,245,949 Nonfarm personal income.............................................. Farm income............................................................ 1,638,986 37,503 1,945,620 43,526 2,291,134 61,205 2,601,696 52,615 2,789,603 41,576 3,022,771 37,638 2,792,248 66,792 3,210,603 62,888 3,634,826 86,053 3,870,363 71,506 4,177,913 68,036 I n c o m e b y P l a c e o f R e s id e n c e Population (thousands)'.................................................. 213.6 224.5 238.1 246.1 254.5 260.2 2,391,953 60,673 281.4 291.9 302.2 308.3 314.1 321.0 P e r c a p ita p e rs o n a l in c o m e (d o lla r s ) ............................................... 7,848 8,862 9,880 10,786 11,124 11,760 8,714 9,796 10,832 12,071 12,549 13,229 Derivation of total personal income: Total earnings by place of work...................................... Less: Personal contributions for social insurance1.................. Plus: Adjustment for residence........................................ Equals: Net earnings by place of residence.......................... Plus: Dividends, interest, and rent*.................................. Plus: Transfer payments............................................... 1,206,063 68,638 70,881 1,208,306 196,791 271,392 1,306,003 76,263 206,876 1,436,616 242,558 309,972 1,403,274 75,351 366,103 1,694,026 290,671 367,642 1,525,937 90,601 434,071 1,869,407 363,486 421,418 1,663,037 102,378 407,132 1,967,791 401,638 461,750 1,789,738 111,839 476,203 2,154,102 417,092 489,215 1,266,991 71,997 412,642 1,607,636 486,354 358,636 1,450,552 85,086 487,302 1,852,768 600,556 405,716 1,586,364 87,517 586,733 2,085,580 715,133 472,778 1,753,870 108,064 644,386 2,290,192 885,924 544,763 1,825,484 118,548 685,131 2,392,067 956,644 593,158 2,032,210 133,300 723,343 2,622,253 993,494 630,202 1,059,946 63,831 82,286 17,616 64,670 1,142,663 70,785 92,555 21,080 71,475 1,216,126 81,312 105,836 36,928 68,908 1,345,451 90,228 90,258 29,837 60,421 1,481,829 107,952 73,256 19,093 54,163 1,596,822 113,296 79,620 17,247 62,373 1,003,518 85,951 177,522 30,818 146,704 1,162,858 99,893 187,801 29,342 158,459 1,297,488 114,521 174,355 20,938 153,417 1,443,089 130,227 180,554 42,796 137,758 1,529,269 148,958 147,257 25,443 121,814 1,694,100 174,853 163,257 20,203 143,054 37,503 1,168,560 557,355 (D) (D) 69,669 106,205 70,987 35,218 52,129 24,059 129,676 31,391 131,707 611,205 328,960 149,847 132,398 43,526 1,262,477 638,147 (0) (D) 83,420 120,352 80,474 39,878 59,793 27,609 150,928 34,705 146,579 624,330 315,832 155,095 153,403 61,205 1,342,069 706,071 (0) (D) 90,003 136,477 92,489 43,988 68,033 30,472 161,608 36,485 162,365 635,998 296,739 168,803 170,456 52,615 1,473,322 756,196 (D) (D) 90,282 146,761 101,082 45,679 73,276 35,062 172,041 31,078 184,041 717,126 332,190 199,504 185,432 41,576 1,621,461 826,916 8,775 11,373 88,319 171,213 120,385 50,828 80,759 37,819 191,038 30,922 206,698 794,545 366,833 230,046 197,666 37,638 1,752,100 874,632 9,026 9,893 111,322 152,795 99,342 53,453 84,945 41,899 214,325 38,547 211,880 877,468 432,113 234,896 210,459 60,673 1,206,318 945,464 13,839 10,883 110,868 194,568 56,214 138,354 79,294 53,829 179,737 76,062 226,384 260,854 19,156 16,095 225,603 66,792 1,383,760 1,107,447 14,760 11,703 147,135 239,413 66,588 172,825 88,220 61,807 201,747 84,556 258,106 276,313 21,300 14,726 240,287 62,888 1,523,476 1,215,416 15,434 12,761 142,151 271,954 76,354 195,600 103,171 66,777 220,664 89,773 292,731 308,060 25,926 16,422 265,712 86,053 1,667,817 1,340,191 19,124 13,809 141,583 316,439 89,469 226,970 120,403 75,220 238,610 88,594 326,409 327,626 28,780 20,928 277,918 71,506 1,753,978 1,398,314 19,918 17,190 125,082 339,144 94,522 244,622 126,041 79,906 251,397 92,326 347,310 355,664 29,549 22,368 303,747 68,036 1,964,174 1,582,070 23,103 21,447 130,630 367,710 102,947 264,763 146,274 95,550 275,135 116,856 405,365 382,104 30,064 24,081 327,959 E a r n in g s b y P la c e o f W o r k Earnings by type: Wages and salaries..................................................... Other labor income..................................................... Proprietors' income1.................................................... Farm................................................................. Nonfarm............................ ................................. 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 estate............................ Services........................................................... Government and government enterprises.......................... Federal, civilian................................................... Military............................................................ State and local................................................... See footnotes at end of tables. LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME CALIFORNIA 41 Table 5.— Personal Income for States and Counties of Alaska, Hawaii, and the Far West Region, 1978-83— Continued _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ [Thousands of dollars]_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ S t a n is la u s , C a lif o r n ia S u tte r , C a lifo r n ia 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 T o t a l p e rs o n a l in c o m e ........................................................................ 1,923,799 2,229,338 2,501,167 2,780,635 2,935,048 3,066,986 404,732 454,856 516,367 580,326 580,989 611,085 Nonfarm personal Income.............................................. Farm income............................................................ 1,747,372 176,427 2,013,460 215,878 2,266,566 234,601 2,555,035 225,600 2,711,543 223,505 2,869,364 197,622 343,653 61,079 389,109 65,747 442,969 73,398 494,518 85,808 524,792 56,197 558,483 52,602 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 I n c o m e b y P l a c e o f R e s id e n c e Population (thousands)1.................................................. 247.3 260.9 268.3 275.4 281.2 287.0 50.1 51.7 52.5 53.9 55.2 55.9 P e r c a p ita p e rs o n a l in c o m e (d o lla r s ) ............................................... 7,780 8,544 9,321 10,095 10,438 10,687 8,087 8,801 9,833 10,762 10,519 10,940 Derivation of total personal income: Total earnings by place of work...................................... Less: Personal contributions for social insurance2.................. Plus: Adjustment for residence........................................ Equals: Net earnings by place of residence.......................... Plus: Dividends, interest, and rent*................................... Plus: Transfer payments............................................... 1,355,893 68,780 50,609 1,337,722 291,670 294,407 1,553,523 80,793 67,930 1,540,660 359,419 329,259 1,676,444 82,102 76,965 1,671,307 436,516 393,344 1,805,231 101,250 76,196 1,780,177 548,482 451,976 1,856,567 109,087 84,414 1,831,894 595,116 508,038 1,930,328 117,134 88,650 1,901,844 619,211 545,931 255,623 11,594 41,903 285,932 61,032 57,768 278,214 13,183 49,950 314,981 74,939 64,936 310,802 13,706 51,138 348,234 90,980 77,153 334,970 16,421 57,692 376,241 114,546 89,539 304,970 17,470 67,218 354,718 126,941 99,330 310,969 18,341 78,038 370,666 132,129 108,290 Earnings by type: Wages and salaries..................................................... Other labor income..................................................... Proprietors' income5.................................................... Farm................................................................. Nonfarm.............................................................. 1,035,765 97,637 222,491 98,150 124,341 1,186,224 111,502 255,797 124,247 131,550 1,209,445 122,451 254,548 126,334 128,214 1,438,717 135,980 230,534 113,454 117,080 1,492,618 151,367 212,582 106,435 106,147 1,549,331 167,025 213,972 90,729 123,243 174,068 17,735 63,820 31,774 32,046 193,058 19,432 65,724 31,600 34,124 220,010 22,688 68,104 35,499 32,605 232,179 23,618 79,173 48,936 30,237 237,872 25,751 41,347 13,780 27,567 238,501 26,359 46,109 14,783 31,326 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 estate........... . ............... Services........................................................... Government and government enterprises.......................... Federal, civilian................................................... Military........................................................... State and local................................................... 176,427 1,179,466 988,626 27,348 2,123 94,122 311,468 238,399 73,069 63,700 63,666 168,037 44,621 213,541 190,840 11,546 2,138 177,156 215,878 1,337,645 1,131,262 32,032 1,689 112,609 356,346 268,085 88,261 72,078 70,745 190,460 53,403 241,900 206,383 12,188 2,330 191,865 234,601 1,441,843 1,214,525 33,796 1,495 114,282 381,152 284,280 96,872 79,172 78,493 196,881 54,656 274,598 227,318 14,503 2,739 210,076 225,600 1,579,631 1,330,309 38,425 894 116,273 425,323 319,478 105,845 86,762 88,319 207,123 50,344 316,846 249,322 16,381 3,757 229,184 223,505 1,633,062 1,359,765 40,044 954 86,380 448,378 342,434 105,944 91,477 90,317 212,280 49,271 340,664 273,297 17,712 4,442 251,143 197,622 1,732,706 1,453,423 41,937 595 95,436 477,734 362,172 115,562 98,198 89,757 229,413 61,144 359,209 279,283 18,844 4,664 255,775 61,079 194,544 161,842 9,685 (L) 18,951 33,522 18,337 15,185 13,099 13,634 28,273 8,709 35,923 32,702 1,902 316 30,484 65,747 212,467 178,812 10,131 677 22,638 31,815 15,250 16,565 16,172 15,663 30,452 10,062 41,202 33,655 2,023 348 31,284 73,398 237,404 198,456 10,635 599 19,538 42,325 22,450 19,875 18,226 17,051 32,565 11,439 46,078 38,948 2,807 408 35,733 85,808 249,162 207,940 12,978 732 18,010 43,744 25,287 18,457 18,622 19,780 34,205 10,623 49,246 41,222 2,978 600 37,644 56,197 248,773 204,212 13,240 923 14,761 41,257 24,598 16,659 15,648 19,494 35,143 10,291 53,455 44,561 2,883 731 40,947 52,602 258,367 209,117 13,311 1,429 14,836 43,320 24,496 18,824 12,985 17,769 38,405 11,549 55,513 49,250 3,078 781 45,391 1978 1979 1980 1982 1983 E a r n in g s b y P la c e o f W o r k T e h a m a , C a lifo r n ia 1981 T r in it y , C a lifo r n ia 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 I n c o m e b y P l a c e o f R e s id e n c e T o t a l p e rs o n a l i n c o m e ........................................................................ 249,855 283,057 315,181 346,001 Nonfarm personal income.............................................. Farm income............................................................ 364,031 387,162 73,850 82,666 91,717 99,030 100,511 224,031 25,824 109,535 255,727 27,330 282,812 32,369 315,908 30,093 336,838 27,193 361,350 25,812 72,363 1,487 81,263 1,403 90,042 1,675 97,116 1,914 99,660 851 108,615 920 Population (thousands)1.................................................. 35.9 37.3 39.3 40.1 41.2 41.9 11.2 11.6 11.9 12.4 P e r c a p ita p e rs o n a l in c o m e (d o lla r s ) ............................................... 12.5 13.1 6,953 7,584 8,025 8,633 8,841 9,229 6,607 7,126 7,678 7,993 8,041 8,379 Derivation of total personal income: Total earnings by place of work...................................... Less: Personal contributions for social insurance2.................. Plus: Adjustment for residence........................................ Equals: Net earnings by place of residence.......................... Plus: Dividends, interest, and rent4.................................. Plus: Transfer payments............................................... 162,507 8,377 6,694 160,824 42,739 46,292 178,396 9,588 8,224 177,032 53,080 52,945 187,818 9,191 9,438 188,065 62,994 64,122 195,774 11,156 7,976 192,594 78,404 75,003 196,985 12,099 8,012 192,898 86,248 84,885 212,564 13,405 8,011 207,170 89,441 90,551 46,409 2,622 4,906 48,693 11,399 13,758 49,525 2,938 6,411 52,998 14,173 15,495 51,126 2,832 7,034 55,328 17,099 19,290 51,248 3,248 6,903 54,903 21,540 22,587 47,486 3,356 7,224 51,354 23,889 25,268 54,398 3,786 7,560 58,172 24,774 26,589 118,121 12,646 31,740 15,316 16,424 131,733 14,168 32,495 15,158 17,337 137,875 14,768 35,175 18,650 16,525 147,874 15,882 32,018 17,171 14,847 154,210 17,695 25,080 12,057 13,023 165,726 10,553 27,285 12,206 15,079 31,703 2,972 11,734 1,396 10,338 34,576 2,846 12,103 1,296 10,807 36,656 2,991 11,479 1,559 9,920 38,648 3,223 9,377 1,801 7,576 37,052 3,283 7,151 717 6,434 41,663 4,162 8,573 802 7,771 25,824 136,683 106,986 2,984 381 9,093 41,908 9,529 32,379 11,358 2,766 17,931 3,848 16,717 29,697 5,037 228 24,432 27,330 151,066 119,849 (D) 0» 9,726 45,572 10,457 35,115 13,975 3,147 20,690 4,509 18,683 31,217 5,066 252 25,899 32,369 155,449 119,566 3,535 430 8,806 44,975 10,966 34,009 12,388 2,980 20,984 4,927 20,541 35,883 5,931 307 29,645 30,093 165,681 127,725 (D) (D) 7,813 48,594 14,089 34,505 13,843 3,176 22,244 4,816 22,789 37,956 6,432 449 31,075 27,193 169,792 129,727 (0) (D) 6,830 48,139 15,618 32,521 14,753 2,889 23,316 5,124 24,454 40,065 6,354 548 33,163 25,812 186,752 144,205 (D) (D) 7,868 57,363 13,577 43,786 15,036 2,780 24,620 5,740 28,229 42,547 7,204 586 34,757 1,487 44,922 31,468 (D) (D) 6,180 13,384 85 13,299 2,587 413 3,551 785 3,596 13,454 4,418 71 8,965 1,403 48,122 31,306 180 194 7,112 11,212 125 11,087 2,850 512 4,434 857 3,955 16,816 5,183 78 11,555 1,675 49,451 30,782 144 545 6,354 10,057 161 9,896 3,320 386 4,778 823 4,375 18,669 6,275 93 12,301 1,914 49,334 30,135 93 956 5,736 9,697 195 9,502 3,564 324 4,685 534 4,546 19,199 6,415 139 12,645 851 46,635 26,782 (D) (D) 4,506 8,156 307 7,849 3,683 317 4,388 405 4,670 19,853 6,672 167 13,014 920 53,478 34,106 (D) (D) 6,510 12,329 292 12,037 3,957 411 4,751 571 4,983 19,372 6,659 178 12,535 E a r n in g s b y P la c e o f W o r k Earnings by type: Wages and salaries..................................................... Other labor income Proprietors' income5................................................. Farm................................................................. Nonfarm.............................................................. 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 estate............................ Services........................................................ Government and government enterprises.......................... Federal, civilian................................................. Military............................................................ State and local................................................... See footnotes at endof tables. LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME 42 CALIFORNIA Table 5.— Personal Income for States and Counties of Alaska, Hawaii, and the Far West Region, 1978-83— Continued _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ [Thousands of dollars!_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ T u o lu m n e , C a lif o r n ia T u la r e , C a lif o r n ia 1979 1978 1980 1981 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1,582,284 1,300,935 281,349 1,886,705 1,497,735 388,970 2,103,736 1,688,103 415,633 277,910 275,303 2,607 310,650 307,329 3,321 240.1 7,859 247.3 8,506 2,499,945 2,146,806 353,139 264.5 9,451 246,159 243,994 2,165 233.2 6,785 2,388,989 2,003,188 385,801 259.0 9,225 216,117 214,405 1,712 (d o lla rs )........................................ 2,298,113 1,893,607 404,506 254.3 9,037 30.8 7,022 32.9 7,493 34.3 8,093 Derivation of total personal income: Total earnings by place of work...................................... Less: Personal contributions for social insurance1 .................. Plus: Adjustment for residence........................................ Equals: Net earnings by place of residence.......................... Plus: Dividends, interest, and rent*.................................. Plus: Transfer payments............................................... 1,147,277 52,566 14,211 1,108,922 216,783 256,579 1,378,873 61,810 17,311 1,334,374 267,391 284,940 1,481,439 61,421 19,811 1,439,829 322,825 341,082 1,550,631 75,108 23,989 1,499,512 405,337 393,264 1,559,867 80,946 24,424 1,503,345 453,373 432,271 1,630,315 89,044 25,074 1,566,345 471,660 461,940 136,783 8,191 -602 127,990 46,421 41,706 146,434 9,070 -421 136,943 60,126 49,090 804,104 74,996 268,177 168,968 99,209 931,329 87,170 360,374 256,964 103,410 1,024,499 95,763 361,177 264,578 96,599 1,114,500 102,942 333,189 240,471 92,718 1,152,816 114,056 292,995 208,841 84,154 1,232,515 125,396 272,404 175,227 97,177 108,965 8,823 18,995 1,050 17,945 281,349 865,928 668,386 75,463 (D) 56,679 146,690 64,255 82,435 62,183 (0) 123,060 31,053 125,770 197,542 14,705 1,651 181,186 388,970 989,903 774,102 (0) 1,872 64,305 178,387 78,743 99,644 72,666 (0) 138,933 35,180 144,370 215,801 15,086 1,792 198,923 415,633 1,065,806 822,384 98,822 (D) 58,626 181,755 85,625 96,130 76.831 (D) 142,198 35,998 153,390 243,422 19,052 2,124 222,246 404,506 1,146,125 880,720 111,338 (0) 55,276 197,769 93,500 104,269 86,319 (9) 152,429 35,055 171,100 265,405 21,033 3,021 241,351 385,801 1,174,066 890,055 113,488 (0) 53,838 191,791 95,720 96,071 91,252 (0) 157,815 33,926 176,370 284,011 20,611 3,641 259,759 353,139 1,277,176 977,718 128,858 (D) 60,498 211,132 106,325 104,807 96,347 (D) 168,837 38,941 191,196 299,458 23,565 3,861 272,032 1,712 135,071 96,750 1,156 105 23,904 16,304 1,293 15,011 9,157 3,211 17,111 4,784 21,018 38,321 7,769 196 30,356 1982 1983 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 income.............................................. Farm income............................................................ Population (thousands)1.................................................. Per capita personal incom e 342,623 339,846 2,777 35.3 8,808 326,741 323,519 3,222 36.3 9,003 157,537 8,985 -247 148,305 70,572 59,033 164,398 10,721 -118 153,559 87,039 70,052 156,001 10,889 2,788 147,900 99,624 79,217 163,362 11,596 3,021 154,787 103,402 84,434 116,622 9,398 20,414 1,409 19,005 127,785 10,204 19,548 1,772 17,776 135,912 11,031 17,455 2,458 14,997 129,575 11,832 14,594 2,213 12,381 133,248 12,859 17,255 1,653 15,602 2,165 144,269 101,250 1,170 0 16,245 17,401 1,496 15,905 11,056 5,178 20,186 5,262 24,752 43,019 7,729 222 35,068 2,607 154,930 105,039 (») (D) 13,496 16,364 1,831 14,533 11,421 5,432 21,707 5,730 29,731 49,891 8,990 289 40,632 3,321 161,077 111,993 (D) (D) 17,182 14,012 2,058 11,954 12,410 5,433 23,408 4,474 33,490 49,084 9,592 395 39,097 3,222 152,779 104,676 (D) (D) 9,079 13,854 2,297 11,557 12,669 4,172 23,788 3,996 35,932 48,103 9,882 483 37,738 2,777 160,585 108,565 (0) (0) 11,845 11,522 2,764 8,758 13,065 4,184 25,172 5,830 35,024 52,020 9,798 550 41,672 37.2 9,199 E a r n in g s b y P la c e o f W o r k Earnings by type: Wages and salaries..................................................... Other labor income..................................................... Proprietors’ income*.................................................... Farm................................................................. Nonfarm.............................................................. 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 estate............................ Services........................................................... Government and government enterprises.......................... Federal, civilian................................................... Military........................................................... State and local................................................... Y o lo , C a lif o r n ia V e n t u r a , C a lif o r n ia 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 4,198,580 3,902,987 205,593 4,862,505 4,688,955 173,550 5,635,262 5,463,445 171,817 6,418,590 6,249,809 168,781 6,884,956 6,701,418 183,538 7,364,765 7,187,193 177,572 891,059 808,017 83,042 1,000,348 906,812 93,536 1,120,001 1,036,794 83,207 1,214,365 1,132,078 82,287 1,255,362 1,203,070 52,292 1,318,450 1,265,225 53,225 P er capita personal incom e (d o lla rs)................................................. 494.1 8,498 512.2 9,494 534.6 10,542 545.1 11,774 559.8 12,298 575.5 12,796 nu 8,020 109.6 9,129 113.6 9,859 116.0 10,473 117.2 10,709 116.9 11,275 Derivation of total personal income: Total earnings by place ot work...................................... Less: Personal contributions for social insurance1.................. Plus: Adjustment for residence........................................ Equals: Net earnings by place of residence.......................... Plus: Dividends, interest, and rent*.................................. Plus: Transfer payments............................................... 2,340,145 125,445 944,656 3,159,356 557,884 481,340 2,583,682 146,100 1,191,653 3,629,235 692,453 540,817 2,901,915 154,416 1,407,391 4,154,890 841,229 639,143 3,197,649 190,899 1,610,831 4,617,581 1,058,716 742,293 3,486,993 215,415 1,606,615 4,878,193 1,170,359 836,404 3,758,375 235,315 1,727,318 5,250,378 1,215,533 898,854 659,309 34,034 13,586 638,861 126,589 125,609 736,195 38,802 8,815 706,208 153,679 140,461 782,558 38,189 26,391 770,760 184,772 164,469 852,624 48,207 -10,487 793,930 231,173 189,262 834,728 51,534 12,145 795,339 252,669 207,354 880,455 55,440 9,008 834,023 262,984 221,443 Earnings by type: Wages and salaries..................................................... Other labor income..................................................... Proprietors’ income6.................................................... Farm................................................................. Nonfarm.............................................................. 1,904,403 154,415 281,327 100,326 181,001 2,152,058 174,104 257,520 54,414 203,106 2,457,833 202,982 241,100 41,100 200,000 2,734,122 228,292 235,235 38,081 197,154 2,994,003 269,974 223,016 37,554 185,462 3,214,946 306,090 237,339 33,074 204,265 520,681 39,969 98,659 41,927 56,732 582,364 46,011 107,820 46,477 61,343 636,965 51,197 94,396 34,708 59,688 714,577 56,609 81,438 29,220 52,218 727,843 64,113 42,772 -1,775 44,547 752,569 71,072 56,814 4,053 52,761 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................................................... Military............................................................ State and local................................................... 205,593 2,134,552 1,522,203 44,386 52,354 143,615 339,944 102,604 237,340 113,944 98,362 255,149 90,218 384,231 612,349 191,046 76,325 344,978 173,550 2,410,132 1,762,390 47,439 64,159 184,562 405,240 117,289 287,951 129,312 98,508 285,338 100,614 447,218 647,742 201,299 83,993 362,450 171,817 2,730,098 2,002,231 54,932 75,628 194,090 474,456 129,378 345,078 141,880 122,532 314,355 110,862 513,496 727,867 226,167 95,606 406,094 168,781 3,028,868 2,227,352 62,904 97,158 183,983 543,158 144,587 398,571 160,234 136,674 337,364 119,601 586,276 801,516 240,917 114,289 446,310 183,538 3,303,455 2,436,191 62,964 120,714 151,512 616,900 155,840 461,060 171,617 141,544 365,438 155,564 649,938 867,264 253,636 126,710 486,918 177,572 3,580,803 2,676,047 66,186 123,023 171,332 652,161 152,905 499,256 189,718 164,040 407,262 190,669 712,556 903,856 269,910 139,223 494,723 83,042 576,267 359,371 15,274 1,501 39,828 77,958 (D) 93,536 642,659 416,595 15,620 2,513 48,231 85,961 (0) (D) 58,567 35,592 67,073 23,078 79,960 226,064 10,713 892 214,459 83,207 699,351 450,807 16,097 3,813 45,906 93,984 61,773 32,211 62,541 43,381 75,912 25,103 84,070 248,544 12,690 1,053 234,801 82,287 770,337 486,425 16,407 4,914 40,150 105,855 67,059 38,796 70,979 51,166 79,724 21,661 95,569 283,912 13,465 1,863 268,584 52,292 782,436 501,633 15,509 6,528 35,972 108,086 67,684 40,402 77,507 55,397 79,035 18,479 105,120 280,803 14,437 2,245 264,121 53,225 827,230 553,532 16,680 5,940 40,730 109,716 67,672 42,044 83,651 71,219 85,143 22,372 118,081 273,698 14,803 2,340 256,555 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 income.............................................. Farm income............................................................ Population (thousands)1.................................................. E a r n in g s b y P la c e o f W o r k See footnotes at end of tables. (D) 46,143 28,060 58,104 20,030 72,473 216,896 9,690 851 206,355 LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME CALIFORNIA 43 Table 5.— Personal Income for States and Counties of Alaska, Hawaii, and the Far West Region, 1978-83— Continued _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ [Thousands of dollars]_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Y u b a , C a lif o r n ia 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 I n c o m e b y P l a c e o f R e s id e n c e T o t a l p e rs o n a l i n c o m e ........................................................................ 310,730 353,384 393,189 425,335 426,558 456,144 Nonfarm personal income.............................................. Farm income............................................................ 279,364 31,366 314,550 38,834 353,388 39,801 381,617 43,718 401,598 24,960 428,908 27,236 Population (thousands)1.................................................. 48.3 48.9 49.9 49.9 51.0 52.0 P e r c a p ita p e rs o n a l in c o m e ( d o lla r s ) ............................................... 6,437 7,222 7,880 8,523 8,366 8,777 Derivation of total personal income: Total earnings by place of work...................................... Less: Personal contributions for social insurance1.................. Plus: Adjustment for residence........................................ Equals: Net earnings by place of residence.......................... Plus: Dividends, interest, and rent*.................................. Plus: Transfer payments............................................... 268,223 13,625 -44,228 210,370 37,953 62,407 303,060 15,677 -51,325 236,058 46,326 71,000 325,401 15,495 -53,624 256,282 52,029 84,878 343,289 18,470 -57,528 267,291 62,450 95,594 339,093 20,122 -61,275 257,696 64,675 104,187 354,228 21,176 -56,079 276,973 67,225 111,946 Earnings by type: Wages and salaries..................................................... Other labor income..................................................... Proprietors’ income*................................................... Farm.................................................................. Nonfarm.............................................................. 218,394 13,860 35,969 18,828 17,141 244,208 15,565 43,287 24,235 19,052 267,045 16,597 41,759 23,920 17,839 280,533 18,133 44,623 28,355 16,268 298,168 20,308 20,617 6,711 13,906 304,969 21,736 27,523 11,110 16,413 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 estate............................ Services........................................................... Government and government enterprises.......................... Federal, civilian................................................... Military............................................................ State and local................................................... 31,366 236,857 121,742 1,940 (L) 13,893 26,380 6,643 19,737 18,637 3,942 25,527 6,372 25,007 115,115 17,521 49,784 47,810 38,834 264,226 139,083 2,391 307 16,137 30,755 7,595 23,160 20,068 4,683 28,369 7,600 28,773 125,143 18,529 51,819 54,795 39,801 285,600 143,904 2,383 535 16,288 30,666 7,950 22,716 19,763 4,237 30,061 7,803 32,168 141,696 20,340 57,132 64,224 43,718 299,571 154,439 2,848 1,307 14,577 30,539 9,945 20,594 22,962 4,674 33,035 8,952 35,545 145,132 20,941 63,944 60,247 24,960 314,133 156,126 3,251 1,705 14,335 25,904 9,686 16,218 25,339 5,202 33,469 10,171 36,750 158,007 22,042 72,209 63,756 27,236 326,992 160,748 3,327 3,192 13,678 31,028 10,706 20,322 24,215 5,083 31,175 10,113 38,937 166,244 25,367 77,378 63,499 E a r n in g s b y P la c e o f W o r k See footnotes at end of tables. H A W A II-M etropolitan Statistical Area, Counties, and Selected Places M ID W A Y IS L A N D S - (U .S .)/ f HONOLULU (P A R T ) HONOLULU (PART) HONOLULU (P A R T ) HONOLULU (PART) HONOLULU (P A R T) SCALE 200 ___I___ 300 __ I__ 400 LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME 100 i_Ld____ Kilometers 300 N I LEGEND Metropolitan statistical area (MSA) Place of 100,000 or more inhabitants Place of 50,000 to 100,000 inhabitants Place of 25,000 to 50,000 inhabitants MSA central city of fewer than 25,000 inhabitants State capital underlined All political boundaries are as of January I, I980 Boundaries in water are lines of separation only, not formal boundaries. U.Sf Department of Commerce 162° BUREAU OF THE CENSUS 160° MSA boundaries are as defined on June 30, 1983 L O C A L A R E A P E R S O N A L IN C O M E H A W A II Total P ersonal In co m e 1983 P e rce nt o f State T o ta l: H aw aii Honolulu, ( 8 1 . 8 %) Total P ersonal In co m e P e rce nt C hange 1 9 7 8 - 8 3 U.S. Hawaii Honolulu HI HI Non—Metro 45 LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME 46 HAWAII Table 5.— Personal Income for States and Counties of Alaska, Hawaii, and the Far West Region, 1978-83 [Thousands of dollars] H a w a ii ( M e t r o p o lit a n p o r t io n ) S t a t e o f H a w a ii 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 12,396,214 12,132,045 264,169 6,434,582 6,387,113 47,469 7,162,442 7,108,065 54,377 8,028,466 7,965,362 63,104 8,939,870 8,880,504 59,366 9,452,986 9,382,442 70,544 10,143,226 10,073,995 69,231 996.7 11,590 1,023.2 12,115 740.5 8,689 753.4 9,506 764.8 10,498 770.9 11,596 781.0 12,104 798.9 12,697 8,019,782 507,472 0 7,512,310 1,977,525 1,388,495 8,477,121 550,248 0 7,926,873 2,102,498 1,522,660 9,083,281 593,149 0 8,490,132 2,248,121 1,657,961 5,061,394 295,958 2,748 4,768,184 930,263 736,135 5,576,896 341,102 3,195 5,238,989 1,108,652 814,801 6,176,426 380,518 5,058 5,800,966 1,280,666 946,834 6,716,936 427,572 5,459 6,294,823 1,554,642 1,090,405 7,075,967 461,000 6,398 6,621,365 1,640,964 1,190,657 7,576,275 495,649 6,545 7,087,171 1,763,725 1,292,330 6,632,777 464,268 339,448 61,460 277,988 7,127,246 522,588 369,948 25,236 344,712 7,605,636 612,606 258,879 22,324 236,555 8,069,974 680,090 333,217 30,999 302,218 4,545,921 295,061 220,412 4,073 216,339 5,016,803 321,521 238,572 3,524 235,048 5,585,973 373,095 217,358 1,758 215,600 6,012,151 418,168 286,617 1,518 285,099 6,395,360 487,885 192,722 1,381 191,341 6,784,162 542,598 249,515 2,016 247,499 275,315 7,161,178 4,802,356 (0) (0) 556,504 399,498 305,207 94,291 694,528 320,111 841,428 503,539 1,454,906 2,358,822 662,141 818,290 878,391 226,096 7,793,686 5,234,460 35,555 1,469 560,956 428,936 334,402 94,534 743,684 339,477 910,081 597,396 1,616,906 2,559,226 714,766 922,960 921,500 262,499 8,214,622 5,349,846 32,772 1,721 489,941 430,526 339,877 90,649 788,448 361,208 955,443 543,492 1,746,295 2,864,776 791,498 1,057,230 1,016,048 264,169 8,819,112 5,769,409 36,488 1,838 537,010 448,518 355,520 92,998 790,633 375,831 1,015,595 625,152 1,938,344 3,049,703 850,554 1,128,904 1,070,245 47,469 5,013,925 3,166,195 17,053 (L) 350,890 240,848 171,003 69,845 452,894 233,382 565,925 367,080 938,083 1,847,730 544,124 717,681 585,925 54,377 5,522,519 3,607,655 19,707 71 426,496 262,475 184,378 78,097 518,429 261,263 631,287 411,596 1,076,331 1,914,864 578,212 737,541 599,111 63,104 6,113,322 3,983,284 19,976 50 458,893 286,339 205,348 80,991 588,646 287,765 688,661 442,164 1,210,790 2,130,038 640,952 807,901 681,185 59,366 6,657,570 4,345,058 (9) (0) 454,741 306,117 225,066 81,051 627,079 302,253 748,136 535,637 1,347,793 2,312,512 692,486 909,333 710,693 70,544 7,005,423 4,418,206 19,798 200 402,720 314,555 234,120 80,435 659,960 324,077 783,063 481,823 1,432,010 2,587,217 766,460 1,041,141 779,616 69,231 7,507,044 4,754,003 (0) (9) 453,031 327,343 243,245 84,098 657,568 335,448 816,229 554,713 1,584,206 2,753,041 823,432 1,110,450 819,159 1982 1983 1978 1979 1980 1982 1983 2,252,988 2,058,050 194,938 579,136 529,642 49,494 651,711 597,439 54,272 789,806 685,557 104,249 846,836 771,866 74,970 897,614 813,164 84,450 958,726 867,355 91,371 210.0 9,232 2,099,045 1,907,090 191,955 215.7 9,732 224.4 10,041 85.7 6,761 89.1 7,317 92.8 8,510 95.8 8,838 98.5 9,114 102.0 9,396 1,260,067 72,450 -5,058 1,182,559 344,059 255,381 1,302,846 79,900 -5,459 1,217,487 422,883 298,090 1,401,154 89,248 -6,398 1,305,508 461,534 332,003 1,507,006 97,500 -6,545 1,402,961 484,396 365,631 402,512 23,268 0 379,244 103,375 96,517 445,039 26,936 0 418,103 126,842 106,766 547,094 30,889 -1,794 514,411 151,004 124,391 551,281 33,646 -1,811 515,824 186,947 144,065 575,029 36,678 -2,209 536,142 201,850 159,622 612,328 39,256 -1,812 571,260 210,428 177,038 923,977 76,423 77,922 14,897 63,025 1,046,804 91,173 122,090 59,702 62,388 1,115,095 104,420 83,331 23,718 59,613 1,210,276 124,721 66,157 20,943 45,214 1,285,812 137,492 83,702 28,983 54,719 335,455 30,921 36,136 10,652 25,484 372,633 34,364 38,042 8,938 29,104 426,634 42,446 78,014 49,057 28,957 454,067 48,063 49,151 22,094 27,057 477,134 55,529 42,366 21,259 21,107 497,945 59,297 55,086 29,720 25,366 141,806 936,516 740,185 (D) (D) 81,093 102,259 89,931 12,328 97,855 (D) 137,645 62,971 219,523 196,331 21,146 9,240 165,945 212,211 1,047,856 819,072 (0) (D) 97,611 113,159 99,859 13,300 105,882 (0) 152,767 61,375 244,116 228,784 21,189 10,389 197,206 166,730 1,136,116 889,402 (D) (9) 106,215 122,819 109,336 13,483 116,605 (D) 161,945 61,759 269,113 246,714 22,280 13,627 210,807 191,955 1,209,199 931,640 (0) (») 87,221 115,971 105,757 10,214 128,488 (D) 172,380 61,669 314,285 277,559 25,038 16,089 236,432 194,938 1,312,068 1,015,406 (0) (D) 83,979 121,175 112,275 8,900 133,065 (D) 199,366 70,439 354,138 296,662 27,122 18,454 251,086 49,494 353,018 262,292 3,943 (L) 26,868 40,101 35,419 4,682 35,658 13,200 48,003 14,031 80,462 90,726 9,577 3,390 77,759 54,272 390,767 298,219 (D) (L) 31,512 47,259 42,493 4,766 37,882 (D) 54,575 18,114 88,616 92,548 9,649 3,576 79,323 104,249 442,845 334,321 (0) (L) 39,220 54,531 48,808 5,723 42,555 (D) 60,735 18,359 95,849 108,524 11,002 4,134 93,388 74,970 476,311 358,678 (D) (L) 43,431 60,640 54,501 6,139 43,313 (0) 62,243 16,808 104,221 117,633 11,731 5,625 100,277 84,450 490,579 358,034 7,311 (D) 34,637 54,415 50,372 4,043 47,472 (D) 65,341 16,443 112,472 132,545 13,131 6,819 112,595 91,371 520,957 379,338 (D) (0) 30,949 54,986 51,765 3,221 47,053 (0) 73,405 18,738 128,351 141,619 14,335 7,655 119,629 1978 1979 1980 1982 7,771,393 7,599,574 171,819 8,684,867 8,488,684 196,183 9,810,465 9,535,150 275,315 10,878,330 10,652,234 226,096 11,552,031 11,289,532 262,499 P e r ca p ita perso nal incom e (d o lla rs )........................................ 928.8 8,367 950.1 9,141 968.5 10,129 980.9 11,090 Derivation of total personal income: Total earnings by place of work...................................... Less: Personal contributions for social insurance2.................. Plus: Adjustment for residence........................................ Equals: Net earnings by place of residence.......................... Plus: Dividends, interest, and rent4................................... Plus: Transfer payments............................................... 6,019,601 350,318 0 5,669,283 1,167,798 934,312 6,655,218 404,960 0 6,250,258 1,401,177 1,033,432 7,436,493 452,968 0 6,983,525 1,624,725 1,202,215 Earnings by type: Wages and salaries..................................................... Other labor income..................................................... Proprietors' income*................................................... Farm................................................................. Nonfarm.............................................................. 5,363,530 363,748 292,323 20,206 272,117 5,940,780 397,944 316,494 18,421 298,073 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 estate............................ Services........................................................... Government and government enterprises.......................... Federal, civilian................................................... Military........................................................... State and local................................................... 171,819 5,847,782 3,807,728 22,877 183 419,892 330,350 249,286 81,064 543,830 258,720 685,211 416,932 1,129,733 2,040,054 565,300 726,094 748,660 196,183 6,459,035 4,347,840 27,416 1,252 507,589 364,734 274,309 90,425 616,284 291,212 768,932 474,567 1,295,854 2,111,195 599,358 746,781 765,056 1978 1979 1980 1981 1,336,811 1,212,461 124,350 1,522,425 1,380,619 141,806 1,781,999 1,569,788 212,211 1,938,460 1,771,730 166,730 P e r ca p ita perso nal incom e (d o lla rs )........................................ 188.3 7,099 196.6 7,743 203.8 8,746 Derivation of total personal income: Total earnings by place of work...................................... Less: Personal contributions for social insurance2 .................. Plus: Adjustment for residence........................................ Equals: Net earnings by place of residence.......................... Plus: Dividends, interesl, and rent*.................................. Plus: Transfer payments............................................... 958,207 54,360 -2,748 901,099 237,535 198,177 1,078,322 63,858 -3,195 1,011,269 292,525 218,631 Earnings by type: Wages and salaries..................................................... Other labor income..................................................... Proprietors' income*................................................... Farm.......................................... ....................... Nonfarm.............................................................. 817,609 68,687 71,911 16,133 55,778 Earnings by industry: Farm..................................................................... Nonfarm................................................................. Private............................................................... Agricultural services, forestry, fisheries, and other8.......... 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................................................... Military............................................................ State and local................................................... 124,350 833,857 641,533 5,824 143 69,002 89,502 78,283 11,219 90,936 25,338 119,286 49,852 191,650 192,324 21,176 8,413 162,735 1981 1983 1983 In c o m e b y P la c e o f R e s id e n c e T o ta l perso nal in c o m e .............................................................. Nonfarm personal income.............................................. Farm income............................................................ Population (thousands)*.................................................. E a r n in g s b y P la c e o f W o r k H a w a ii, H a w a ii H a w a ii ( N o n m e t r o p o lit a n p o r t io n ) 1981 In c o m e b y P la c e o f R e s id e n c e T o ta l p e rso na l in c o m e .............................................................. Nonfarm personal income......................... .................... farm income............................................................ Population (thousands)'.................................................. E a r n in g s b y P la c e o f W o r k See footnotes at end of tables. LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME HAWAII 47 Table 5.— Personal Income for States and Counties of Alaska, Hawaii, and the Far West Region, 1978-83— Continued [Thousands of dollars] K a u a i, H a w a ii H o n o lu lu , H a w a ii 1983 1978 1979 1980 1982 1981 1983 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 6,434,582 7,162,442 8,028,466 8,939,870 9,452,986 10,143,226 257,162 291,717 337,801 369,553 396,382 423,743 6,387,113 47,469 7,108,065 54,377 7,965,362 63,104 8,880,504 59,366 9,382,442 70,544 10,073,995 69,231 266,989 24,728 344,288 25,265 40.3 367,434 28,948 41.2 397,069 26,674 I n c o m e b y P l a c e o f R e s id e n c e Total personal income.................................................. Nonfarm personal income.............................................. Farm income............................................................ Population (thousands)1.................................................. Per capita personal income (dollars)................................ 740.5 753.4 764.8 77C.9 781.0 798.9 236,082 21,080 36.7 38.0 303,757 34,044 39.4 8,689 9,506 10,498 11,596 12,104 12,697 7,007 7,674 8,583 9,168 9,610 9,867 Derivation of total personal income: Total earnings by place of work...................................... Less: Personal contributions for social insurance2.................. Plus: Adjustment for residence........................................ Equals: Net earnings by place of residence.......................... Plus-. Dividends, interest, and rent4................................... Plus: Transfer payments............................................... 5,061,394 295,958 2,748 4,768,184 930,263 736,135 5,576,896 341,102 3,195 5,238,989 1,108,652 814,801 6,176,426 380,518 5,058 5,800,966 1,280,666 946,834 6,716,936 427,572 5,459 6,294,823 1,554,642 1,090,405 7,075,967 461,000 6,398 6,621,365 1,640,964 1,190,657 7,576,275 495,649 6,545 7,087,171 1,763,725 1,292,330 189,552 10,934 -1,508 177,110 42,039 38,013 211,673 12,700 -1,643 197,330 52,112 42,275 245,615 14,586 -1,742 229,287 61,169 47,345 255,428 16,028 -1,948 237,452 74,999 57,102 275,207 18,005 -2,101 255,101 77,426 63,855 293,454 19,591 -2,376 271,487 83,386 68,870 Earnings by type: Wages and salaries..................................................... Other labor income..................................................... Proprietors’ income5.................................................... Farm.................................................................. Nonfarm.............................................................. 4,545,921 295,061 220,412 4,073 216,339 5,016,803 321,521 238,572 3,524 235,048 5,585,973 373,095 217,358 1,758 215,600 6,012,151 418,168 286,617 1,518 285,099 6,395,360 487,885 192,722 1,381 191,341 6,784,162 542,598 249,515 2,016 247,499 164,226 14,453 10,873 1,979 8,894 183,054 15,433 13,186 2,312 10,874 209,742 17,559 18,314 7,242 11,072 223,725 20,722 10,981 304 10,677 242,752 25,109 7,346 -904 8,250 257,704 28,379 7,371 -2,243 9,614 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................................................... Military............................................................ State and local................................................... 47,469 5,013,925 3,166,195 17,053 (L) 350,890 240,848 171,003 69,845 452,894 233,382 565,925 367,080 938,083 1,847,730 544,124 717,681 585,925 54,377 5,522,519 3,607,655 19,707 71 426,496 262,475 184,378 78,097 518,429 261,263 631,287 411,596 1,076,331 1,914,864 578,212 737,541 599,111 63,104 6,113,322 3,983,284 19,976 50 458,893 286,339 205,348 80,991 588,646 287,765 688,661 442,164 1,210,790 2,130,038 640,952 807,901 681,185 59,366 6,657,570 4,345,058 (D) (D) 454,741 306,117 225,066 81,051 627,079 302,253 748,136 535,637 1,347,793 2,312,512 692,486 909,333 710,693 70,544 7,005,423 4,418,206 19,798 200 402,720 314,555 234,120 80,435 659,960 324,077 783,063 481,823 1,432,010 2,587,217 766,460 1,041,141 779,616 69,231 7,507,044 4,754,003 (0) 0» 453,031 327,343 243,245 84,098 657,568 335,448 816,229 554,713 1,584,206 2,753,041 823,432 1,110,450 819,159 21,080 168,472 127,871 749 64 9,297 16,830 16,658 172 27,824 3,435 23,904 9,793 35,975 40,601 4,876 2,635 33,090 24,728 186,945 145,705 (D) (D) 10,408 19,332 19,111 221 28,870 4,097 27,711 11,210 41,853 41,240 4,693 2,824 33,723 34,044 211,571 163,391 (0) (D) 17,729 19,309 19,071 238 27,417 4,461 30,996 12,919 47,935 48,180 4,767 3,008 40,405 25,265 230,163 178,290 (0) 28,948 246,259 188,362 (0) 26,674 266,780 205,436 3,547 1,164 20,760 22,078 21,489 589 41,221 5,608 39,769 12,921 58,368 61,344 5,401 5,621 50,322 1982 1983 42.9 E a r n in g s b y P la c e o f W o r k M a u i a n d K a la w a o , H a w a ii 1978 1979 1980 1981 I n c o m e b y P l a c e o f R e s id e n c e Total personal income.................................................. Nonfarm personal income.............................................. Farm income............................................................ Population (thousands)1.................................................. Per capita personal income (dollars)................................ 500,513 578,997 654,392 722,071 805,049 870,519 446,737 53,776 66.0 516,191 62,806 580,474 73,918 655,576 66,495 726,492 78,557 69.5 71.6 73.8 76.0 793,626 76,893 79.4 7,589 8,326 9,141 9,778 10,598 10,963 366,143 20,158 -1,240 344,745 92,121 63,647 421,610 24,222 -1,552 395,836 113,571 69,590 467,358 26,975 -1,522 438,861 131,886 83,645 496,137 30,226 -1,700 464,211 160,937 96,923 550,918 34,565 -2,088 514,265 182,258 108,526 601,224 38,653 -2,357 560,214 190,582 119,723 Earnings by type: Wages and salaries..................................................... Other labor income..................................................... Proprietors' income5.................................................... Farm................................................................. Nonfarm.............................................................. 317,928 23,313 24,902 3,502 21,400 368,290 26,626 26,694 3,647 23,047 410,428 31,168 25,762 3,403 22,359 437,303 35,635 23,199 1,320 21,879 490,390 44,083 16,445 588 15,857 530,163 49,816 21,245 1,506 19,739 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................................................... Military............................................................ State and local................................................... 53,776 312,367 251,370 1,132 53 32,837 32,571 26,206 6,365 27,454 8,703 47,379 26,028 75,213 60,997 6,723 2,388 51,886 62,806 358,804 296,261 (D) 73,918 393,440 321,360 (D) 66,495 429,642 352,434 (9) (L) 42,935 41,364 34,373 6,991 39,027 78,557 472,361 385,244 76,893 524,331 430,632 (0) (L) 32,270 44,111 39,021 5,090 44,791 (D) 86,192 38,780 167,419 93,699 7,386 5,178 81,135 Derivation of total personal income: Total earnings by place of work...................................... Less: Personal contributions for social insurance2.................. Plus: Adjustment for residence........................................ Equals: Net earnings by place of residence.......................... Plus: Dividends, interest, and rent4 ................................... Plus-. Transfer payments............................................... E a r n in g s b y P la c e o f W o r k See footnotes at end of tables. (0 ) 39,173 35,668 28,327 7,341 31,103 (D) 55,359 33,647 89,054 62,543 6,804 2,840 52,899 (1) 40,662 39,319 31,980 7,339 35,910 (D) 61,036 30,097 100,332 72,080 5,420 3,247 63,413 (D) 66,590 32,087 115,228 77,208 5,704 3,943 67,561 (D) (L) 36,478 41,249 35,456 5,793 42,314 (0) 72,067 33,026 144,689 87,117 6,650 4,526 75,941 (0 ) 19,849 20,815 20,462 353 34,265 4,648 33,112 12,864 49,664 51,873 4,845 4,059 42,969 (0 ) 16,106 20,307 19,929 378 38,702 5,106 34,972 12,200 57,124 57,897 5,257 4,744 47,896 48 LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME NEVADA NEVADA - Metropolitan Statistical Areas, Counties, Independent City, and Other Selected Places MSA boundaries are as defined on June 30, 1983 49 L O C A L A R E A P E R S O N A L IN C O M E N EVADA Total P ersonal In co m e 1983 P e rce nt o f S tate Total: Nevada Las Vegas, NV ( 5 6 .6 %) Percent Total P ersonal In co m e P e rce nt C hange 1 9 7 8 - 8 3 u.s. Nevada Las Vegas NV Reno NV NV Non-Metro LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME 50 NEVADA Table 5.— Personal Income for States and Counties of Alaska, Hawaii, and the Far West Region, 1978-83 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ [Thousands of dollars]_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ N e v a d a ( M e t r o p o lit a n p o r t io n ) S ta te o f N evada 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 11,086,928 11,037,000 49,928 5,382,864 5,375,208 7,656 6,333,018 6,323,402 9,616 7,270,821 7,259,824 10,997 8,254,278 8,243,216 11,062 9,232,426 9,221,258 11,168 875.9 11,902 891.1 12,441 590.5 9,116 628.5 10,076 661.8 10,987 692.3 11,923 8,674,853 8,663,679 11,174 717.7 12,088 7,573,753 367,281 -258,189 6,948,283 1,756,361 1,218,852 7,769,554 383,686 -254,312 7,131,556 1,935,515 1,357,654 8,237,354 412,084 -258,498 7,566,772 2,011,591 1,508,565 4,279,244 189,036 -75,307 4,014,901 776,002 591,961 5,017,753 227,869 -121,878 4,668,006 972,939 692,073 5,659,773 256,119 -124,217 5,279,437 1,157,070 834,314 6,238,695 305,632 -113,214 5,819,849 1,435,220 999,209 6,403,474 319,408 -105,286 5,978,780 1,581,093 1,114,980 6,808,162 343,705 -116,670 6,347,787 1,644,216 1,240,423 6,124,252 351,375 359,020 37,843 321,177 6,910,486 406,179 257,088 19,542 237,546 7,134,861 473,467 161,226 14,390 146,836 7,506,265 532,239 198,850 16,178 182,672 3,808,677 211,924 258,643 4,258 254,385 4,488,255 247,910 281,588 5,968 275,620 5,108,818 288,674 262,281 7,115 255,166 5,705,342 328,965 204,388 7,115 197,273 5,884,543 384,389 134,542 6,510 128,032 6,214,156 433,200 160,806 6,602 154,204 66,469 6,768,178 5,694,116 22,441 114,392 668,753 361,521 109,690 251,831 551,257 254,492 759,902 329,379 2,631,979 1,074,062 206,874 145,642 721,546 48,775 7,524,978 6,307,603 24,243 178,328 712,687 415,912 122,366 293,546 615,831 289,383 837,928 306,303 2,926,988 1,217,375 214,151 171,542 831,682 48,816 7,720,738 6,370,786 24,540 128,192 586,868 416,166 130,205 285,961 656,380 297,897 836,480 295,639 3,128,624 1,349,952 229,170 198,587 922,195 49,928 8,187,426 6,741,436 27,732 147,644 574,879 438,384 139,422 298,962 707,767 309,048 860,677 340,972 3,334,333 1,445,990 251,061 226,759 968,170 7,656 4,271,588 3,621,525 (D) (0) 480,886 226,183 77,085 149,098 363,149 170,473 504,201 223,632 1,637,537 650,063 129,821 104,539 415,703 9,616 5,008,137 4,283,019 (0) 10,252* 530,020 266,763 86,847 179,916 430,304 207,071 603,048 275,349 1,944,830 725,118 139,691 110,139 475,288 10,997 5,648,776 4,811,021 18,381 18,489 546,800 288,318 94,559 193,759 487,093 236,883 659,757 296,454 2,258,846 837,755 156,058 132,592 549,105 11,062 6,227,633 5,267,716 20,125 20,875 596,257 330,044 106,530 223,514 542,773 269,213 727,678 280,476 2,480,275 959,917 171,734 158,282 629,901 11,174 6,392,300 5,317,582 20,112 -11,072 504,940 327,376 113,073 214,303 581,196 275,607 725,182 276,904 2,617,337 1,074,718 186,346 182,934 705,438 11,168 6,796,994 5,640,285 22,696 8,306 498,126 345,213 120,960 224,253 627,355 287,031 749,524 317,551 2,784,483 1,156,709 204,504 209,949 742,256 1978 1979 1980 1982 1983 1982 1978 1979 1980 1981 6,452,728 6,411,042 41,686 7,596,666 7,539,251 57,415 8,751,393 8,684,924 66,469 9,923,496 9,874,721 48,775 10,424,725 10,375,909 48,816 P er capita personal incom e (d o lla rs)...................... 719.3 8,970 765.1 9,929 806.9 10,845 844.4 11,752 Derivation of total personal income: Total earnings by place of work.................... Less: Personal contributions for social insurance2 Plus: Adjustment for residence...................... Equals: Net earnings by place of residence........ Plus: Dividends, interest, and rent4................. Plus: Transfer payments............................. 5,150,159 225,804 -155,748 4,768,607 953,444 730,677 6,005,644 270,027 -181,724 5,553,893 1,194,036 848,737 6,834,647 305,716 -215,434 6,313,497 1,417,201 1,020,695 Earnings by type: Wages and salaries........................................... Other labor income........................................... Proprietors’ income5.......................................... Farm....................................................... Nonfarm.................................................... 4,553,332 256,309 340,518 16,602 323,916 5,328,371 297,573 379,700 30,488 349,212 Earnings by industry: Farm........................................................... Nonfarm....................................................... Private..................................................... Agricultural services, forestry, fisheries, and other8 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........................................ Military................................................. State and local......................................... 41,686 5,108,473 4,259,783 15,638 54,531 560,811 276,709 85,467 191,242 409,630 183,383 585,137 251,596 1,922,348 848,690 174,791 117,295 556,604 57,415 5,948,229 5,005,783 18,777 66,779 623,667 330,330 96,745 233,585 486,379 222,301 695,943 308,836 2,252,771 942,446 189,387 124,871 628,188 1983 In c o m e b y P la c e o f R e s id e n c e T o tal personal in c o m e ................................................. Nonfarm personal income............................ Farm income........................................... Population (thousands)1................................ 730.0 12,647 Earnings by Place of W ork C h u r c h ill, N e v a d a N e v a d a ( N o n m e t r o p o lit a n p o r t io n ) 1981 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1,263,648 1,215,849 47,799 1,480,572 1,425,100 55,472 1,669,218 1,631,505 37,713 1,749,872 1,712,230 37,642 1,854,502 1,815,742 38,760 84,975 82,778 2,197 97,398 95,143 2,255 111,880 109,590 2,290 125,644 123,280 2,364 131,709 128,737 2,972 139,961 137,473 2,488 P e r capita personal incom e (d o lla rs )...................... 1,069,864 1,035,834 34,030 128.9 8,302 136.6 9,252 145.2 10,200 152.1 10,973 158.2 11,060 161.1 11,511 12.8 6,654 13.6 7,177 14.0 7,985 13.8 9,109 14.0 9,423 14.2 9,854 Derivation of total personal income: Total earnings by place of work.................... Less: Personal contributions for social insurance2.. Plus: Adjustment for residence..................... . Equals: Net earnings by place of residence........ Plus: Dividends, interest, and rent4................ Plus: Transfer payments............................. 870,915 36,768 -80,441 753,706 177,442 138,716 987,891 42,158 -59,846 885,887 221,097 156,664 1,174,874 49,597 -91,217 1,034,060 260,131 186,381 1,335,058 61,649 -144,975 1,128,434 321,141 219,643 1,366,080 64,278 -149,026 1,152,776 354,422 242,674 1,429,192 68,379 -141,828 1,218,985 367,375 268,142 53,512 2,484 5,032 56,060 13,983 14,932 60,372 2,821 5,526 63,077 17,433 16,888 67,243 3,083 6,126 70,286 21,528 20,066 71,008 3,484 6,721 74,245 27,508 23,891 72,414 3,796 7,149 75,767 30,376 25,566 78,033 4,094 6,636 80,575 31,505 27,881 Earnings by type: Wages and salaries........................................... Other labor income........................................... . Proprietors’ income5.......................................... Farm........................................................ Nonfarm.................................................... 744,655 44,385 81,875 12,344 69,531 840,116 49,663 98,112 24,520 73,592 1,015,434 62,701 96,739 30,728 66,011 1,205,144 77,214 52,700 12,427 40,273 1,250,318 89,078 26,684 7,880 18,804 1,292,109 99,039 38,044 9,576 28,468 42,914 2,151 8,447 249 8,198 49,297 2,469 8,606 164 8,442 56,054 2,992 8,197 65 8,132 61,793 3,454 5,761 96 5,665 63,589 3,857 4,968 297 4,671 69,196 4,365 4,472 -132 4,604 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........................................ Military................................................. State and local........................................ 34,030 836,885 638,258 (0) 46,725* 74,898* 50,241* (D) (0) 43,556* 12,267* 80,936 27,404* 283,881* 198,627 44,970 12,756 140,901 47,799 940,092 722,764 3,717* 51,200* 89,323* 63,567 (0) (D) 52,303* 14,605* 92,895 32,506* 306,829* 217,328 49,696 (L) 152,900 55,472 1,119,402 883,095 (0) (0) 115,389* 72,967* 14,129* (0) 59,034* (D) 100,145 (D) 372,280* 236,307 50,816 di 172,441 37,713 1,297,345 1,039,887 (D) 152,504* 109,951* 85,621* (D) (D) 71,538* (0) 110,250 (0) 445,709* 257,458 42,417 (L) 201,781 37,642 1,328,438 1,053,204 (0) 127,151* 78,519* 88,544* 15,606* (0) 68,915* 20,626* 111,298 (D) 503,918* 275,234 42,824 (L) 216,757 38,760 1,390,432 1,101,151 (D) (D) 74,579* 92,864* (D) (0) 74,158* 20,408* 111,153 (D) 542,313* 289,281 46,557 (L) 225,914 2,197 51,315 28,788 (») (D) 4,869 2,347 573 1,774 (D) 1,481 6,709 2,324 8,748 22,527 6,694 7,352 8,481 2,255 58,117 33,217 403 (D) 5,083 2,855 595 2,260 (D) 1,632 7,752 2,265 10,024 24,900 6,993 8,530 9,377 2,290 64,953 36,837 450 2,082 5,502 3,215 709 2,506 2,735 1,920 8,155 2,075 10,703 28,116 7,222 9,237 11,657 2,364 68,644 38,622 542 3,130 5,322 3,814 826 2,988 2,979 2,016 8,633 815 11,371 30,022 7,947 9,269 12,806 2,972 69,442 36,764 548 1,034 4,652 3,845 777 3,068 3,409 2,080 8,328 367 12,501 32,678 7,960 11,304 13,414 2,488 75,545 39,604 (0) 658 6,116 3,549 952 2,597 3,225 1,610 9,237 (D) 13,724 35,941 9,478 12,381 14,082 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 income............................ Farm income.......................................... Population (thousands)1................................ Earnings by Place of W ork See footnotes at end of tables. LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME NEVADA 51 Table 5.— Personal Income for States and Counties of Alaska, Hawaii, and the Far West Region, 1978-83— Continued [Thousands of dollars] Douglas, Nevada Clark, Nevada 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 3,525,394 3,520,904 4,490 4,165,186 4,160,341 4,845 4,843,211 4,837,343 5,868 5,559,727 5,552,919 6,808 5,875,927 5,868,835 7,092 6,274,367 6,267,450 6,917 178,427 177,110 1,317 221,255 219,814 1,441 252,328 250,342 1,986 266,367 263,751 2,616 284,444 281,196 3,248 308,558 305,659 2,899 412.9 8,538 441.4 9,437 466.8 10,375 491.1 11,322 509.9 11,524 520.6 12,052 16.1 11,102 18.4 12,031 19.8 12,742 19.8 13,436 20.3 13,993 21.3 14,508 2,802,013 124,809 -14,142 2,663,062 458,657 403,675 3,286,092 150,584 -27,239 3,108,269 578,788 478,129 3,756,364 171,688 -24,048 3,560,628 699,923 582,660 4,207,394 208,204 -19,400 3,979,790 877,620 702,317 4,335,510 218,447 -878 4,116,185 974,620 785,122 4,633,246 235,886 -9,768 4,387,592 1,013,250 873,525 178,099 7,740 -49,544 120,815 43,605 14,007 196,984 8,856 -38,624 149,504 55,465 16,286 225,752 10,196 -47,560 167,996 64,238 20,094 232,439 11,384 -55,707 165,348 77,606 23,413 234,615 11,435 -47,273 175,907 84,063 24,474 252,226 12,605 -45,713 193,908 87,341 27,309 Earnings by type: Wages and salaries..................................................... Other labor income..................................................... Proprietors’ income5................................................... Farm................................................................. Nonfarm.............................................................. 2,523,347 130,609 148,057 2,316 145,741 2,970,229 151,859 164,004 2,509 161,495 3,422,901 179,373 154,090 3,382 150,708 3,871,097 206,501 129,796 4,292 125,504 4,001,913 242,410 91,187 4,108 87,079 4,252,876 275,462 104,908 4,002 100,906 154,434 7,964 15,701 67 15,634 170,977 8,988 17,019 97 16,922 201,123 10,857 13,772 558 13,214 213,974 12,055 6,410 1,162 5,248 218,672 13,965 1,978 1,533 445 232,010 16,006 4,210 1,219 2,991 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................................................... Military........................................................... State and local................................................... 4,490 2,797,523 2,351,943 0» 0» 297,652 106,310 39,333 66,977 230,886 90,475 338,483 127,295 1,156,224 445,580 82,593 102,506 260,481 4,845 3,281,247 2,786,302 (D) (D) 345,151 127,126 44,237 82,889 262,248 109,148 400,202 164,771 1,368,731 494,945 87,333 107,909 299,703 5,868 3,750,496 3,178,764 9,104 3,006 356,462 138,316 49,274 89,042 300,180 122,687 443,439 182,157 1,623,413 571,732 98,653 129,898 343,181 6,808 4,200,586 3,537,264 10,691 4,435 413,995 160,002 58,090 101,912 337,642 136,073 498,903 180,104 1,795,419 663,322 109,255 155,605 398,461 7,092 4,328,418 3,575,847 12,216 -10,329 352,317 153,260 62,083 91,177 362,433 141,124 492,660 176,860 1,895,306 752,571 120,123 179,720 452,728 6,917 4,626,329 3,810,591 12,159 -1,058 348,947 168,547 69,645 98,902 399,581 149,097 506,918 202,447 2,023,953 815,738 130,908 205,752 479,078 1,317 176,782 168,225 485 -883 24,060 12,588 299 12,289 5,492 1,027 8,528 7,259 109,669 8,557 859 106 7,592 1,441 195,543 185,573 488 -979 24,100 16,560 401 16,159 6,372 1,435 9,839 8,461 119,297 9,970 995 129 8,846 1,986 223,766 211,864 459 -556 20,803 18,735 502 18,233 6,395 1,723 11,180 7,937 145,188 11,902 1,071 170 10,661 2,616 229,823 216,330 529 -597 14,518 20,122 590 19,532 8,892 1,727 10,685 3,762 156,692 13,493 1,110 193 12,190 3,248 231,367 216,017 (0) (0) 11,971 22,366 603 21,763 8,844 1,593 10,525 1,400 160,949 15,350 1,309 231 13,810 2,899 249,327 232,749 711 -830 14,016 24,954 577 24,377 8,755 1,568 10,747 3,836 168,992 16,578 1,494 289 14,795 1978 1979 1980 1982 1983 Incom e by Place of Residence Total personal income.................................................. Nonfarm personal Income.............................................. Farm Income............................................................ Population (thousands)1.................................................. Per capita personal income (dollars)................................ Derivation of total personal income: Total earnings by place of work...................................... Less: Personal contributions for social insurance2.................. Plus: Adjustment for residence........................................ Equals: Net earnings by place of residence.......................... Plus: Dividends, Interest, and rent*.................................. Plus: Transfer payments............................................... Earnings by Place o f W ork Elko, Nevada 1981 Esmeralda, Nevada 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 Incom e by Place o f Residence Total personal income.................................................. Nonfarm personal income............................................. Farm income............................................................ 135,282 127,800 7,482 158,690 146,460 12,230 187,076 176,611 10,465 212,944 206,759 6,185 224,896 218,939 5,957 236,443 229,266 7,177 6,582 4,645 1,937 8,387 5,492 2,895 10,034 6,747 3,287 12,639 9,889 2,750 13,970 10,981 2,989 14,840 11,946 2,894 Population (thousands)1.................................................. Per capita personal income (dollars)................................ 15.8 8,541 16.1 9,885 17.4 10,760 18.5 11,503 19.5 11,554 20.2 11,723 .7 9,310 .8 11,109 .8 12,815 1.1 11,779 1.2 11,584 1.4 10,952 Derivation of total personal income: Total earnings by place of work...................................... less: Personal contributions for social insurance1 .................. Plus: Adjustment for residence....................................... Equals: Net earnings by place of residence.......................... Plus: Dividends, Interest, and rent’ .................................. Plus: Transfer payments............................................... 98,815 3,991 2,630 97,454 21,491 16,337 115,541 4,608 3,650 114,583 26,031 18,076 138,197 5,647 3,117 135,667 30,770 20,639 155,322 7,125 3,045 151,242 38,224 23,478 163,405 7,637 2,820 158,588 40,331 25,977 171,698 8,069 2,778 166,407 41,710 28,326 5,236 146 186 5,276 557 749 5,935 140 974 6,769 763 855 7,562 193 577 7,946 994 1,094 10,096 352 390 10,134 1,316 1,189 12,294 433 -258 11,603 1,218 1,149 11,192 389 1,581 12,384 1,250 1,206 Earnings by type: Wages and salaries..................................................... Other labor income..................................................... Proprietors’ income1.......... ......................................... Farm................................................................. Nontarm.............................................................. 82,394 4,742 11,679 2,995 8,684 93,495 5,390 16,656 7,419 9,237 117,093 7,116 13,988 5,353 8,635 140,927 8,916 5,479 950 4,529 150,921 11,283 1,201 -195 1,396 155,552 12,828 3,318 1,159 2,159 3,334 216 1,686 1,556 130 3,148 182 2,605 2,486 119 4,342 260 2,960 2,852 108 7,194 525 2,377 2,308 69 8,886 908 2,500 2,467 (l) 7,925 852 2,415 2,386 (L) Earnings by industry: Farm..................................................................... Nonfarm................................................................. Private............................................................... Agricultural services, forestry, fisheries, and other“ .......... Mining............................................................ Construction...................................................... Manulacturing.................................................... Nondurable goods............................................. Durable goods................................................. Transportation and public utilities.............................. Wholesale trade.................................................. Retail trade....................................................... Finance, insurance, and real estate............................ Services........................................................... Government and government enterprises.......................... Federal, civilian................................................... Military........................................................... State and local................................................... 7,482 91,333 70,373 802 1,679 8,024 1,674 607 1,067 11,158 2,457 12,425 4,357 27,797 20,960 4,416 368 16,176 12,230 103,311 80,846 769 3,268 7,884 2,130 691 1,439 13,901 2,861 13,759 4,764 31,510 22,465 4,874 326 17,265 10,465 127,732 102,618 668 9,481 14,976 2,583 804 1,779 15,569 3,509 15,113 4,492 36,227 25,114 5,527 363 19,224 6,185 149,137 120,665 722 17,484 15,080 2,945 970 1,975 17,236 4,020 16,358 2,391 44,429 28,472 6,369 227 21,876 5,957 157,448 126,706 742 19,948 12,128 3,123 1,036 2,087 18,077 4,317 16,182 2,199 49,990 30,742 6,191 226 24,325 7,177 164,521 131,514 708 18,478 9,833 3,124 1,036 2,088 19,453 4,817 15,680 3,304 56,117 33,007 6,768 279 25,960 1,937 3,299 2,782 0 (D) (D) 0 0 0 (D) 0 184 0 (9) 517 54 (l) 459 2,895 3,040 2,432 0 (D) (D) 0 0 0 (L) 0 200 0 (D) 608 71 (L) 532 3,287 4,275 3,541 0 (D) (0) 0 0 0 (L) (L) 224 0 (D) 734 83 (L) 645 2,750 7,346 6,504 0 4,594 1,397 0 0 0 (L) (D) 308 0 (D) 842 85 (1) 746 2,989 9,305 8,207 0 6,531 (D) 0 0 0 0 0 469 0 (D) 1,098 92 (L) 992 2,894 8,298 7,120 0 5,845 (D) 0 0 0 0 0 334 0 (D) 1,178 95 (L) 1,066 Earnings by Place o f W ork See footnotes at end of tables. LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME 52 NEVADA Table 5.— Personal Income for States and Counties of Alaska, Hawaii, and the Far West Region, 1978-83— Continued [Thousands of dollars] H u m b o ld t , N e v a d a E u re k a , N evada 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1978 1980 1979 1983 1982 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 income.............................................. Farm income............................................................ 7,513 6,881 632 Population (thousands)1.................................................. Per capita personal income (dollars)................................ Derivation of total personal Income: Total earnings by place of work...................................... Less: Personal contributions for social insurance2.................. Plus: Adjustment for residence........................................ Equals: Net earnings by place of residence.......................... Plus: Dividends, interest, and rent4................................... Plus: Transfer payments............................................... 7.9 7,041 68,831 63,488 5,343 8.6 7,960 91,952 81,749 10,203 9.6 9,578 101,151 96,613 4,538 10.5 9,670 95,215 91,213 4,002 11.2 8,539 102,257 97,217 5,040 10.9 9,421 14,861 653 -6,236 7,972 3,192 1,465 43,334 1,700 -2,453 39,181 9,965 6,802 54,530 2,230 -3,274 49,026 11,989 7,816 77,951 3,057 -6,278 68,616 13,988 9,348 84,575 3,890 -7,596 73,089 17,319 10,743 70,858 3,208 -5,052 62,598 20,175 12,442 75,794 3,453 -5,252 67,089 20,916 14,252 12,313 1,563 68 -319 387 13,076 1,689 96 -310 406 38,694 2,440 2,200 73 2,127 49,073 2,752 2,705 384 2,321 66,984 3,795 7,172 4,931 2,241 79,139 4,752 684 -835 1,519 68,221 4,927 -2,290 -2,335 (L) 70,770 5,681 -657 -1,175 518 989 12,955 11,315 (L) (9) (9) 0 0 0 215 70 417 (9) 320 1,640 139 (L) 1,485 968 13,893 12,287 (L) (9) (9) 0 0 0 263 62 414 120 402 1,606 119 ai 1,468 4,689 38,645 30,145 285 -1,202 4,268 2,676 (D) (9) 4,737 2,165 7,660 1,498 8,058 8,500 2,056 53 6,391 5,343 49,187 39,646 344 -1,695 11,569 3,016 (9) (9) 5,763 2,472 9,112 1,252 7,813 9,541 2,516 60 6,965 10,203 67,748 57,130 392 1,088 22,693 2,434 1,323 1,111 7,700 2,671 9,873 1,494 8,785 10,618 2,926 83 7,609 4,538 80,037 68,647 (D) 5,568 26,433 1,611 529 1,082 9,287 (D) 11,944 1,878 9,193 11,390 2,622 101 8,667 4,002 66,856 53,849 815 4,097 13,143 1,412 (D) (0) 9,154 2,214 12,581 1,476 8,957 13,007 2,742 127 10,138 5,040 70,754 56,923 1,190 6,167 13,806 1,758 (D) (D) 9,640 1,911 11,177 1,405 9,869 13,831 2,926 159 10,746 12,629 11,661 968 1.2 10,201 55,948 51,259 4,689 1.3 10,561 13,412 12,423 989 1.4 9,783 12,890 500 -3,257 9,133 2,374 971 13,976 600 -3,824 9,552 2,940 1,195 13,944 600 -4,327 9,017 3,105 1,290 9,608 1,177 695 167 528 11,109 1,226 555 100 455 12,515 1,362 99 -186 285 1,190 10,290 9,403 (9) 7,104 (D) 0 0 0 (9) 81 445 (9) (9) 887 69 (L) 811 1,188 11,702 10,632 (L) (9) (9) 0 0 0 (9) 108 685 (0) 306 1,070 78 (L) 981 921 13,055 11,779 (1) 9,865 (9) 0 0 0 (9) 100 556 88 305 1,276 81 (L) 1,182 12,478 11,290 1,188 1.2 10,145 13,687 12,766 921 .9 8,053 10,022 8,832 1,190 1.0 9,893 8,390 317 -3,027 5,046 1,729 738 11,480 434 -3,868 7,178 2,029 815 Earnings by type: Wages and salaries..................................................... Other labor income..................................................... Proprietors’ income5................................................... Farm................................................................. Nonfarm.............................................................. 7,301 921 168 -323 491 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................................................... Military............................................................ State and local................................................... 632 7,758 6,942 (L) 5,521 (D) 0 0 0 95 (D) 401 (0) (») 816 66 (L) 744 E a r n in g s b y P la c e o f W o r k L in c o ln , N e v a d a La n d e r, N e vada 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1978 1979 1980 1982 1981 1983 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 income.............................................. Farm Income............................................................ 26,378 25,347 1,031 33,246 31,501 1,745 41,834 39,708 2,126 47,589 45,848 1,741 47,483 46,529 954 46,519 44,882 1,637 19,395 18,725 670 22,488 21,021 1,467 26,800 25,219 1,581 32,134 31,364 770 36,121 35,366 755 36,406 35,648 758 Population (thousands)1.................................................. Per capita personal income (dollars)................................ 3.5 7,624 3.6 9,199 4.2 10,078 4.6 10,285 4.7 10,041 4.5 10,393 3.4 5,648 3.6 6,219 3.8 7,133 3.8 8,349 3.7 9,674 3.6 10,035 Derivation of total personal income: Total earnings by place of work...................................... Less: Personal contributions for social insurance2.................. Plus: Adjustment for residence........................................ Equals: Net earnings by place of residence.......................... Plus-. Dividends, interest, and rent4................................... Plus: Transfer payments............................................... 22,757 939 -1,366 20,452 3,485 2,441 29,211 1,224 -1,797 26,190 4,300 2,756 37,830 1,586 -2,854 33,390 5,093 3,351 43,631 1,994 -4,368 37,269 6,427 3,893 41,278 1,934 -4,184 35,160 7,659 4,664 37,522 1,710 -2,590 33,222 7,915 5,382 15,512 617 -1,904 12,991 2,745 3,659 17,818 708 -1,945 15,165 3,098 4,225 25,540 1,035 -5,801 18,704 3,311 4,785 34,838 1,621 -10,660 22,557 3,887 5,690 40,209 1,909 -13,459 24,841 4,765 6,515 38,745 1,871 -12,611 24,263 4,910 7,233 Earnings by type: Wages and salaries..................................................... Other labor income..................................................... Proprietors' income5................................................... Farm................................................................. Nonfarm.............................................................. 19,613 1,790 1,354 312 1,042 25,050 2,156 2,005 974 1,031 32,671 2,880 2,279 1,305 974 38,997 3,479 1,155 912 243 37,409 3,868 (L) (L) (L) 32,845 3,916 761 681 80 13,530 1,307 675 95 580 15,027 1,355 1,436 848 588 22,277 1,766 1,497 924 573 32,405 2,020 413 99 314 37,950 2,231 (L) (L) 64 36,428 2,296 (i) ai (L) 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................................................... Military............................................................ State and local................................................... 1,031 21,726 17,589 90 11,387 (D) (0) (9) 0 774 148 2,377 (D) 919 4,137 1,649 (L) 2,465 1,745 27,466 22,597 88 14,886 (9) 140 (9) (9) 912 (9) 2,837 (9) 963 4,869 2,059 (L) 2,784 2,126 35,704 30,066 84 21,498 (9) (9) (9) 0 955 (0) 3,227 461 1,152 5,638 2,498 (L) 3,105 1,741 41,890 35,888 81 28,307 (9) (9) (0) 0 987 (9) 3,631 321 873 6,002 2,368 (L) 3,589 954 40,324 34,244 (0) 28,042 265 (9) (9) 0 944 835 3,041 227 681 6,080 2,054 54 3,972 1,637 35,885 30,037 (9) 24,276 329 (9) (9) 0 970 (D) 2,076 288 1,545 5,848 1,930 67 3,851 670 14,842 10,417 (9) 5,310 (9) (9) (9) 0 1,519 57 1,348 (9) 1,683 4,425 387 (L) 4,015 1,467 16,351 12,171 (0) 5,364 (D) 121 121 0 1,587 65 1,591 (D) 2,589 4,180 447 1,581 23,959 19,370 (L) 6,948 (0) (0) (D) 0 1,823 (0) 2,084 359 6,071 4,589 391 (L) 4,166 770 34,068 28,648 (L) 6,082 (D) 119 119 0 1,957 (D) 1,829 358 13,604 5,420 367 755 39,454 33,037 758 37,987 31,020 (L) 2,074 (D) (0) (D) 0 2,161 (0) 1,432 392 24,690 6,967 776 53 6,138 E a r n in g s b y P la c e o f W o r k See footnotes at end of tables. (L) 3,707 (L) 5,015 (U 2,580 (D) 98 98 0 2,029 (D) 1,496 369 23,923 6,417 547 (L) 5,827 LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME NEVADA 53 Table 5.— Personal Income for States and Counties of Alaska, Hawaii, and the Far West Region, 1978-83— Continued [Thousands of dollars] M in e r a l, N e v a d a Lyon, N evad a 1978 1982 1981 1980 1979 1979 1978 1983 1982 1981 1980 1983 I n c o m e b y P l a c e o f R e s id e n c e 88,938 107,144 127,412 142,495 144,347 158,388 41,886 46,637 53,002 58,674 61,002 66,781 Nonfarm personal income.............................................. Farm income............................................................ 83,789 5,149 100,493 6,651 119,456 7,956 134,368 8,127 138,731 5,616 151,720 6,668 41,486 400 45,909 728 52,159 843 57,879 795 60,216 786 65,945 836 Population (thousands)1.................................................. Per capita personal income (dollars)................................ 11.3 12.4 13.9 14.3 14.8 15.6 5.9 6.1 6.2 5.8 5.8 6.0 7,877 8,665 9,196 9,979 9,762 10,134 7,052 7,627 8,513 10,033 10,472 11,167 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 rent*................................... Plus: Transfer payments............................................... 35,161 1,389 25,653 59,425 15,943 13,570 39,598 1,555 34,304 72,347 19,651 15,146 46,017 1,776 40,316 84,557 23,605 19,250 51,869 2,205 39,980 89,644 29,642 23,209 53,938 2,452 35,026 86,512 31,967 25,868 59,695 2,757 39,697 96,635 33,066 28,687 30,486 1,586 182 29,082 3,979 8,825 33,479 1,734 166 31,911 4,930 9,796 37,713 1,873 223 36,063 5,395 11,544 39,561 1,948 211 37,824 6,451 14,399 39,618 1,986 222 37,854 6,816 16,332 44,430 2,223 75 42,282 7,069 17,430 27,285 2,118 5,758 2,193 3,565 30,424 2,102 7,072 3,478 3,594 35,661 2,565 7,791 4,582 3,209 41,915 3,022 6,932 4,684 2,248 48,443 3,760 1,735 1,559 176 51,148 4,423 4,124 2,692 1,432 27,300 1,305 1,881 373 1,508 29,727 1,339 2,413 700 1,713 33,431 1,814 2,468 813 1,655 35,827 2,151 1,583 764 819 36,326 2,256 1,036 750 286 40,145 3,087 1,198 801 397 5,149 30,012 23,392 241 3,217 3,292 5,106 630 4,476 1,926 915 3,991 1,299 3,405 6,620 757 75 5,788 6,651 32,947 25,350 285 771 4,444 5,930 960 4,970 2,151 1,165 4,445 1,628 4,531 7,597 768 86 6,743 7,956 38,061 29,389 423 1,550 4,229 7,371 1,252 6,119 2,258 1,524 4,646 1,532 5,856 8,672 896 118 7,658 8,127 43,742 33,894 483 2,548 3,784 9,339 1,757 7,582 2,587 2,238 4,833 1,427 6,655 9,848 1,003 139 8,706 5,616 48,322 37,080 463 (0) 3,676 10,099 2,958 7,141 3,349 3,032 6,079 1,364 (0) 11,242 924 169 10,149 6,668 53,027 40,799 578 (D) 3,459 10,830 3,045 7,785 4,605 3,083 5,924 1,345 (0) 12,228 973 210 11,045 400 30,086 10,655 120 (9) 1,683 (9) (D) (D) 1,178 (D) 2,570 537 4,448 19,431 14,151 1,208 4,072 728 32,751 12,240 87 (D) 2,353 180 95 65 1,336 (D) 2,771 569 4,853 20,511 14,848 1,330 4,333 843 36,870 17,530 162 (0) 3,892 150 87 63 1,185 (D) 2,862 525 6,102 10,340 13,419 1,451 4,470 795 38,766 29,769 (L) (0) 4,785 93 93 0 1,399 (D) 3,112 408 14,966 8,997 2,650 1,395 4,952 786 38,832 28,551 (L) (D) 2,967 95 95 0 1,305 (D) 2,969 307 18,596 10,281 3,096 1,695 5,490 836 43,594 32,816 (L) (9) 1,548 139 (D) (0) 1,796 (D) 2,993 378 20,639 10,778 3,326 1,591 5,861 E a r n in g s b y P la c e o f W o r k Earnings by type: Wages and salaries..................................................... Other labor income..................................................... Proprietors’ income5................................................... Farm................................................................. Nonfarm.............................................................. Earnings by industry: Farm..................................................................... Private............................................................... Agricultural services, forestry, fisheries, and other8.......... 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................................................... Military............................................................ State and local................................................... P e r s h in g , N e v a d a N ye, N evada 1978 1980 1979 1981 1983 1982 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 I n c o m e b y P l a c e o f R e s id e n c e Total personal income.................................................. Nonfarm personal income............................................. Farm income............................................................ 58,336 68,624 90,392 124,245 138,900 149,807 23,592 26,697 33,102 36,485 40,024 34,616 56,209 2,127 65,397 3,227 87,333 3,059 137,218 1,682 147,885 1,922 18,804 4,788 24,806 8,296 3.4 33,347 3,138 3.6 33,772 6,252 3.7 30,891 3,725 3.6 Population (thousands)1.................................................. Per capita personal income (dollars)................................ 7.4 8.2 9.2 121,975 2,270 11.2 13.1 13.7 3.1 20,486 6,211 3.1 7,838 8,401 9,790 11,104 10,623 10,936 7,697 8,595 9,623 10,197 10,936 9,523 Derivation of total personal income: Total earnings by place of work...................................... Less: Personal contributions for social insurance2.................. Plus: Adjustment for residence........................................ Equals: Net earnings by place of residence.......................... Plus: Dividends, interest, and rent4.................................. Plus: Transfer payments............................................... 113,171 4,922 -61,529 46,720 5,569 6,047 122,607 5,496 -62,793 54,318 6,957 7,349 158,208 7,115 -79,662 71,431 9,259 9,702 213,984 10,521 -103,900 99,563 12,407 12,275 246,179 12,170 -122,849 111,160 13,563 14,177 253,118 12,743 -120,468 119,907 13,985 15,915 16,293 515 1,664 17,442 3,167 2,983 17,938 537 2,243 19,644 3,743 3,310 23,145 664 2,408 24,889 4,292 3,921 26,075 1,087 1,763 26,751 5,226 4,508 28,622 1,072 1,795 29,345 5,519 5,160 21,998 906 2,109 23,201 5,702 5,713 Earnings by type: Wages and salaries..................................................... Other labor income..................................................... Proprietors' Income5................................................... Farm................................................................. Nonfarm.............................................................. 104,475 5,105 3,591 1,218 2,373 112,094 5,743 4,770 2,250 2,520 146,134 7,898 4,176 2,021 2,155 199,143 11,349 3,492 1,204 2,288 230,383 14,582 1,214 432 782 236,141 14,991 1,986 691 1,295 11,272 734 4,287 2,995 1,292 11,589 722 5,627 4,285 1,342 14,506 1,023 7,616 6,250 1,366 22,110 1,797 2,168 1,043 1,125 22,823 1,928 3,871 3,791 80 18,469 1,548 1,981 1,307 674 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 estate............................ Services........................................................... Government and government enterprises.......................... Federal, civilian................................................... Military........................................................... State and local................................................... 2,127 111,044 100,818 (D) 12,447 2,468 1,259 1,181 78 2,508 (D) 2,744 1,983 77,161 10,226 1,660 3,092 5,474 3,227 119,380 107,896 150 15,331 2,201 1,689 (D) (D) 2,858 128 3,037 4,566 77,936 11,484 1,838 3,724 5,922 3,059 155,149 144,779 (0) 24,325 9,149 1,832 1,599 233 (0) 315 3,938 (0) 96,556 10,370 2,376 985 7,009 2,270 211,714 199,966 (D) 43,926 9,149 2,250 (9) (9) 4,655 (D) 4,999 (D) 127,891 11,748 2,686 1,162 7,900 1,682 244,497 231,544 (9) 43,311 4,225 2,632 2,303 329 (9) 594 5,559 (D) 166,848 12,953 3,030 979 8,944 1,922 251,196 237,336 (0) 36,310 3,491 1,595 1,330 265 (D) 313 5,123 (0) 182,733 13,860 3,290 817 9,753 4,788 11,505 9,039 358 (D) 1,120 469 (D) (D) 1,186 235 2,240 312 (D) 2,466 449 (L) 1,996 6,211 11,727 9,078 399 (D) 515 777 (D) (D) 1,264 231 2,323 296 (D) 2,649 450 ai 2,178 8,296 14,849 11,895 (D) (D) 624 1,059 (») (0) 1,535 250 2,345 302 (0) 2,954 406 ai 2,519 3,138 22,937 19,074 (9) 11,300 667 993 (0) (D> 1,569 254 2,672 259 (D) 3,863 452 6,252 22,370 18,038 (D) 8,985 1,572 884 (0) (0) 2,147 226 2,864 274 (D) 4,332 423 (L) 3,867 3,725 18,273 13,721 (D) 5,574 458 897 (0) (9) 2,517 208 2,490 300 (9) 4,552 393 52 4,107 E a r n in g s b y P la c e o f W o r k See footnotes at end of tables. (1) 3,377 LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME 54 NEVADA Table 5.— Personal Income for States and Counties of Alaska, Hawaii, and the Far West Region, 1978-83— Continued [Thousands of dollars] S to re y , N e v a d a 1978 1979 1980 W ashoe, N evada 1981 1982 1983 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 I n c o m e b y P l a c e o f R e s id e n c e T o t a l p e rs o n a l in c o m e ........................................................................ 9,831 12,924 15,264 17,594 18,567 19,794 1,857,470 2,167,832 2,427,610 2,694,551 2,798,926 2,958,059 N o n fa rm p e rs o n a l in c o m e .................................................................. 9,831 12,924 15,264 17,594 18,567 19,794 1,854,304 2,163,061 0 0 0 0 0 3,166 4,771 2,690,297 4,254 2,953,808 0 2,422,481 5,129 2,794,844 F a rm in c o m e ....................................................................................... 4,082 4,251 P o p u la tio n (t h o u s a n d s ) 1 ........................................................................ 1.1 1.3 1.5 1.7 1.7 209.4 10,190 10,637 10,770 11,581 195.0 12,452 207.8 9,776 177.6 10,461 201.2 8,669 1.8 11,108 187.2 P e r c a p ita p e rs o n a l in c o m e ( d o lla r s ) ............................................... 13,389 13,469 14,125 D e riv a tio n o f to t a l p e rs o n a l in co m e : T o ta l e a rn in g s b y p la c e o f w o r k ....................................................... 6,970 9,519 12,481 15,102 12,339 15,541 1,477,231 1,731,661 1,903,409 2,031,301 2,067,964 2,174,916 L ess: P e rs o n a l c o n trib u tio n s f o r s o c ia l in s u ra n c e 2 ........................... P lu s: A d ju s tm e n t fo r r e s id e n c e ......................................................... 301 1,063 422 1,215 549 202 706 -6 1 9 594 742 327 64,227 -6 1 ,1 6 5 77,285 -9 4 ,6 3 9 84,431 - 1 0 0 ,1 6 9 97,428 -9 3 ,8 1 4 100,961 2,378 7,732 12,134 13,777 14,123 1,817 2,330 2,680 1,351,839 317,345 394,151 1,718,809 457,147 1,840,059 1,166 15,126 2,787 1,559,737 P ip s: D iv id e n d s , in te r e s t, a m t r e n t * .................................................. 10,312 1,484 - 1 0 4 ,4 0 8 1,862,595 107,819 -1 0 6 ,9 0 2 E q u als: N e t e a rn in g s b y p la c e o f r e s id e n c e ..................................... 557,600 606,473 630,966 P lu s: T r a n s fe r p a y m e n t s .................................................................... 933 1,128 1,313 1,487 1,764 1,881 188,286 213,944 253,654 296,892 329,858 366,898 E a rn in g s b y ty p e : W a g e s a n d s a la rie s ............................................................................ 5,785 13,285 1,685,917 1,834,245 1,882,630 1,961,280 1,361 13,580 1,710 1,518,026 884 10,811 1,247 1,285,330 443 8,110 597 10,917 O th e r la b o r in c o m e ............................................................................. 81,315 122,464 141,979 157,738 742 812 680 456 281 251 110,586 96,051 117,584 109,301 P ro p rie to rs ' in c o m e 5 .......................................................................... 108,191 74,592 43,355 F a r m .............................................................................................. 0 0 0 0 0 1,942 3,459 3,733 2,823 2,402 2,600 N o n f a r m ......................................................................................... 742 312 680 456 0 281 251 108,644 114,125 104,458 71,769 40,953 53,298 1,960,195 E a r n in g s b y P la c e o f W o r k 55,898 E a rn in g s b y in d u s try : F a r m .................................................................................................... 0 0 0 0 0 0 3,166 4,771 5,129 4,254 4,082 4,251 N o n fa r m .............................................................................................. P r iv a t e ........................................................................................... 6,970 6,220 9,519 8,656 12,481 11,414 15,102 15,541 1,474,065 2,027,047 2,063,882 2,170,665 (D ) 2,023 124 (9 ) 4,312 (D ) 6,803 (i) 8,951 0 14,006 0 1,269,582 A g r ic u ltu ra l s e rv ic e s , fo r e s tr y , fis h e rie s , a n d o t h e r 1 .............. M in in g ......................................................... ............................. 1,726,890 1,496,717 6,457 1,898,280 13,969 12,339 11,167 1,632,257 9,277 1,730,452 9,434 1,741,735 7,896 1,829,694 10,537 6,410 9,310 10,252 15,483 9,364 105 (L) 112 120 139,637 170,042 152,623 174,116 (D ) (9 ) (9 ) (9 ) (0 ) 190,338 150,002 149,179 115 (E) (9 ) 0 184,869 M a n u f a c t u r in g .......................................................................... N o n d u ra b le g o o d s ................................................................. (1) (9 ) 0 16,440 182,262 -7 4 3 82 5,611 183,234 D u ra b le g o o d s ...................................................................... (D ) (9 ) (0 ) (9 ) 45,285 104,717 48,440 121,602 50,990 123,126 (D ) (D ) 1,771 248 (9 ) (0 ) 132,263 79,998 114,196 134,483 227,774 137,934 (9 ) 477 1,172 (9 ) 2,260 165 205,131 133,140 218,763 (0 ) 2,400 168,056 97,923 186,913 (9 ) 2,057 245 (9 ) (9 ) 2,259 (9 ) (9 ) 42,610 97,027 T r a n s p o rta tio n a n d p u b lic u tilitie s ............................................ (9 ) (9 ) 165,718 96,337 202,846 110,578 216,318 114,297 228,775 100,372 232,522 100,044 242,606 115,104 C o n s tru c tio n .............................................................................. W h o le s a le t r a d e ........................................................................ R e ta il t r a d e ............................................................................... F in a n c e , in s u ra n c e , a n d re a l e s t a t e ........................................ S e rv ic e s .................................................................................. . G o v e rn m e n t a n d g o v e rn m e n t e n te rp ris e s ..................................... F e d e ra l, c iv ilia n ......................................................................... M il it a r y ...................................................................................... S t a t e a n d lo c a l......................................................................... (9 ) 1,949 5,235 119,873 37,752 82,121 176,666 51,315 125,351 509 750 (9 ) 582 863 639 1,067 (0 ) 644 1,133 421 1,535 481,313 204,483 576,099 230,173 635,433 266,023 684,856 296,595 722,031 322,147 340,971 80 83 53 52 54 57 47,228 52,358 57,405 62,479 66,223 73,596 (L ) 662 (1) 770 (L) 1,001 (E) 1,065 (E) 1,099 (L ) 1,453 2,033 155,222 2,230 175,585 2,694 205,924 2,676 231,440 3,214 252,710 4,197 263,178 W h it e P in e , N e v a d a 1978 1979 1980 1981 760,530 C a rs o n C ity (In d e p e n d e n t C ity ), N e v a d a 1982 1983 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 I n c o m e b y P l a c e o f R e s id e n c e T o t a l p e rs o n a l in c o m e ........................................................................ 62,222 62,712 75,114 86,087 85,683 88,896 351,904 438,607 60,400 72,970 84,658 84,241 87,170 318,489 351,856 391,483 391,414 414,099 60,703 270,559 270,467 318,593 N o n fa rm p e rs o n a l in c o m e .................................................................. F a rm in c o m e ....................................................................................... 414,101 438,585 1,519 2,312 2,144 1,429 1,442 1,726 92 104 (E) 69 (E) (L) P o p u la tio n (t h o u s a n d s ) 1 ........................................................................ 8.9 8.1 8.7 8.6 9,871 9,910 31.8 10,024 10,943 11,714 34.5 11,990 34.7 7,786 30.0 9,027 33.4 7,019 8.5 10,518 32.2 P e r c a p ita p e rs o n a l in c o m e ( d o lla r s ) ............................................... 8.0 9,358 12,629 T o ta l e a rn in g s b y p la c e o f w o r k .................................................... . 45,473 55,555 2,371 57,753 59,195 2,856 2,961 228,840 9,525 248,790 9,952 279,488 11,797 295,144 2,935 197,706 8,216 278,614 1,905 44,039 1,868 63,094 L ess: P e rs o n a l c o n trib u tio n s f o r s o c ia l in s u ra n c e 2 ........................... 12,196 13,203 P lu s: A d ju s tm e n t fo r r e s id e n c e ......................................................... E q u als: N e t e a rn in g s b y p la c e o f r e s id e n c e ...................................... 137 43,705 232 42,403 166 53,350 175 60,334 232 55,129 1,060 -1 0 ,5 8 6 -1 ,2 4 6 -2 ,4 1 5 223,460 P lu s: D iv id e n d s , in te r e s t, a n d r e n t * .................................................. P lu s: T r a n s fe r p a y m e n t s .................................................................... 7,391 11,126 8,655 11,654 10,443 13,126 16,250 54,569 239,898 63,024 257,105 76,732 265,172 85,935 279,526 89,231 11,321 12,627 14,304 16,796 15,612 2,835 192,325 42,667 4,145 56,488 35,567 40,564 48,982 57,646 62,992 69,850 W a g e s a n d s a la rie s ............................................................................. 37,355 35,498 46,828 55,065 49,779 50,232 168,969 196,999 216,304 250,855 253,792 264,592 O th e r la b o r in c o m e ............................................................................ 3,783 3,214 4,352 5,339 5,305 5,477 9,366 15,632 17,398 20,170 4,335 5,327 4,375 2,669 3,486 19,371 19,213 13,001 7,424 10,382 562 1,285 1,055 2,690 292 11,477 20,364 13,273 P ro p rie to rs ’ in c o m e 5 .......................................................................... F a r m .............................................................................................. 124 410 -1 5 8 -1 3 6 4,042 3,320 2,398 2,545 3,076 (E) 20,381 -6 6 3,773 (E) 19,392 -8 1 N o n f a r m ......................................................................................... 19,294 13,067 7,582 10,518 F a r m .................................................................................................... N o n fa r m .............................................................................................. P riv a te 1,519 43,954 2,312 2,144 53,411 1,429 1,442 104 56,311 197,614 228,736 (E) 248,742 69 61,665 1,726 57,469 92 41,727 31,418 42,441 49,561 44,677 45,408 118,522 142,241 153,589 279,419 166,571 (L) 278,616 162,008 (L) 295,122 34,351 A g ric u ltu ra l s e rv ic e s , fo r e s tr y , fis h e rie s , a n d o th e r“ .............. M in in g ....................................................................................... (D ) 7,972 (L ) 3,451 (9 ) 7,062 (L) 11,346 (9 ) 9,626 (9 ) 13,230 705 665 -6 1 3 (0 ) (D ) 555 559 (D ) 7,266 2,156 6,864 6,046 4,109 11,444 2,240 2,571 28,936 (0 ) 27,370 (0 ) 24,679 -3 ,4 1 3 C o n s tru c tio n .............................................................................. -9 7 8 18,930 9,776 6,555 23,213 26,938 32,891 34,214 (9 ) (D ) 4,873 (9 ) (9 ) (9 ) (9 ) 2,490 2,764 7,853 7,950 7,736 20,449 10,462 19,085 12,931 24,941 14,172 26,478 12,679 29,966 13,129 3,589 27,378 4,686 31,138 5,665 31,926 34,608 D e riv a tio n o f to t a l p e rs o n a l in c o m e : 254 E a r n in g s b y P la c e o f W o r k E a rn in g s b y ty p e : E a rn in g s b y in d u s try : M a n u f a c t u r in g .......................................................................... N o n d u ra b le g o o d s ................................................................. D u ra b le g o o d s ...................................................................... T ra n s p o rta tio n a n d p u b lic u t ilitie s ............................................ W h o le s a le t r a d e ........................................................................ R e ta il t r a d e ................................................................................ F in a n c e , in s u ra n c e , a n d re a l e s t a t e ......................................... S e rv ic e s ..................................................................................... G o v e rn m e n t a n d g o v e rn m e n t e n t e rp ris e s ..................................... F e d e ra l, c iv ilia n ......................................................................... 8,530 (9 ) 5,680 (0 ) (D ) 5,944 922 6,178 (0 ) 6,378 4,612 1,170 4,958 1,280 6,094 9,603 10,309 908 5,616 983 -7 4 6 24,990 16,741 39,463 9,497 (9 ) 5,783 (9 ) 6,763 (9 ) 7,644 14,251 8,110 998 7,152 (9 ) 6,603 (9 ) 6,658 2,874 22,372 3,613 26,657 1,566 7,124 1,500 7,221 1,327 6,604 36,872 7,535 41,773 7,498 48,601 5,914 51,962 5,268 53,455 6,442 56,822 10,970 12,104 11,634 79,092 86,495 95,153 112,848 116,608 119,311 10,911 448 83,794 100,580 6,359 12,061 2,258 58 2,593 56 2,959 69 2,889 85 2,747 11,092 99 3,080 123 9,434 M ilita ry ...................................................................................... 359 S ta te a n d lo c a l......................................................................... 7,287 7,660 7,942 9,130 8,788 8,858 69,299 396 75,007 See footnotes at end of tables. 21,659 175,811 11,736 532 6,836 11,516 11,852 635 104,457 106,731 728 OREGON OREGON - Consolidated Metropolitan Statistical Area, Primary Metropolitan Statistical Area, Metropolitan Statistical Areas, Counties, and Selected Places LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME CMSA, PMSA, and MSA boundaries are as defined on June 30, 1983 L O C A L A R E A P E R S O N A L IN C O M E 56 O REGO N Total Personal Inco m e 1983 Percent o f State Total: Oregon OR Non—Metro ( 2 9 .3 %) Eugene, OR ( 9 . 1%) Salem, OR ( 8 . 8 %) Medford, OR ( 4 . 4 %) Portland, OR ( 4 8 .3 %) Percent Total Personal Incom e Percent Change 1 9 7 8 —83 LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME OREGON 57 Table 5.— Personal Income for States and Counties of Alaska, Hawaii, and the Far West Region, 1978-83 _____________________ [Thousands of dollars]_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ O r e g o n ( M e tr o p o lita n p o r tio n ) S ta te o f O reg o n 1978 1981 1980 1979 1982 1983 1982 1981 1980 1979 1978 1983 I n c o m e b y P l a c e o f R e s id e n c e Farm income............................................................ 19,725,145 22,383,636 24,579,844 26,585,665 27,130,991 28,658,942 13,871,732 15,766,986 17,405,299 18,840,617 19,278,246 20,275,102 19,268,616 456,529 21,853,214 530,422 24,040,205 539,639 26,044,238 541,427 26,659,850 471,141 28,166,197 492,745 13,690,306 181,426 15,535,858 17,182,226 223,073 18,626,656 213,961 19,051,912 226,334 20,068,747 2,669.4 2,668.4 2,661.6 10,768 1,680.1 8,256 1,724.2 1,788.6 10,534 1,790.5 10,767 1,786.8 9,145 1,766.3 9,854 19,734,166 1,318,442 10,961,730 12,440,813 13,381,018 13,868,869 13,794,786 14,455,287 624,969 -2 7 2 ,6 4 8 740,825 812,317 907,074 922,768 -4 4 5 ,6 1 4 Population (thousands)1.................................................. 2,509.6 P e r c a p ita p e rs o n a l in c o m e ( d o lla r s ) ............................................... 7,860 2,578.3 8,682 2,637.6 9,319 9,959 10,168 15,273,029 17,240,416 18,323,999 18,873,579 18,631,992 858,798 1,013,723 1,217,674 -2 4 7 ,0 5 3 1,238,276 -3 5 6 ,9 8 6 14,167,178 -3 3 3 ,8 2 5 15,892,868 1,098,745 -3 6 6 ,1 5 3 16,859,101 2,928,911 2,629,056 3,544,634 4,213,542 2,946,134 12,461,778 1,116,025 1,695,226 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............................................... 231,128 206,355 11,347 974,884 -3 6 8 ,6 4 8 -4 1 6 ,4 8 5 - 4 2 9 ,7 9 0 11,331,340 12,152,216 12,426,404 -4 1 2 ,1 4 1 13,068,262 2,931,811 3,821,979 3,946,655 1,764,891 2,468,739 1,966,907 12,532,005 3,621,462 2,321,272 2,687,150 3,029,863 3,260,185 16,454,651 9,088,447 10,345,246 11,231,622 11,811,208 11,785,040 12,182,655 1,670,309 1,609,206 911,235 1,184,332 1,016,074 1,133,322 1,045,961 1,011,700 1,119,058 890,688 1,229,487 1,043,145 284,861 805,753 1,067,530 104,882 158,758 142,916 132,183 130,080 119,737 - 3 4 8 ,7 1 6 17,307,189 17,036,730 -3 4 7 ,0 5 7 18,068,667 5,522,139 4,572,122 5,695,783 3,507,201 5,215,182 4,063,294 10,064,113 2,042,728 4,894,492 14,124,728 15,155,530 15,850,574 15,789,738 1,251,852 1,378,607 1,503,984 1,863,836 1,409,310 1,613,695 345,242 E a r n in g s b y P la c e o f W o r k Earnings by type: Other labor income..................................................... Proprietors’ income5.................................................... Nonfarm.............................................................. Earnings by industry: Farm..................................................................... Private............................................................... Agricultural services, forestry, fisheries, and other*.......... Mining............................................................ Construction...................................................... Manufacturing................................................... Nondurable goods............................................. Durable goods................................................ Transportation and public utilities.............................. 1,338,270 240,895 272,920 356,917 1,789,862 347,354 1,422,306 1,506,919 1,442,508 1,268,453 1,097,375 1,324,345 962,648 1,025,574 990,406 879,517 760,608 923,408 456,529 14,816,500 530,422 16,709,994 539,639 17,784,360 541,427 18,332,152 471,141 18,160,851 492,745 19,241,421 181,426 10,780,304 231,128 12,209,685 223,073 13,157,945 213,961 13,654,908 226,334 13,568,452 206,355 14,248,932 12,329,841 13,985,046 14,817,688 15,092,246 14,782,808 10,329,455 11,116,347 11,426,618 11,236,579 11,812,524 133,099 135,968 127,427 (0 ) (0 ) 66,049 7 2,248* 41,782 40,531 37,665 1,312,279 4,401,382 830,881 (0 ) 920,021 (D ) 782,163 25,377 1,122,169 3,881,136 48,053 1,257,057 (D) (D) (0 ) 47,651 132,759 48,177 15,718,204 140,076 9,064,894 122,325 2 4,497* 610,057 (D ) 824,609 4,572,171 1,042,351 4,630,259 4,448,493 822,333 4,722,687 830,502 952,932 1,105,923 3,524,336 1,131,496 3,316,997 2,545,287 598,332 3,448,450 1,037,181 3,534,990 1,182,144 3,050,634 3,540,543 1,946,955 1,171,154 1,113,117 1,751,756 846,743 1,328,311 1,263,519 1,935,756 1,464,553 1,377,875 2,025,986 1,571,298 1,403,917 2,077,588 1,646,693 1,461,485 875,728 968,874 961,321 1,006,586 1,536,717 1,436,314 2,108,968 972,869 937,113 2,218,352 1,026,984 1,266,806 712,159 2,279,659 2,601,728 2,929,439 3,183,832 3,345,560 3,641,929 2,486,659 2,724,948 2,966,672 3,523,217 513,198 609,778 3,239,906 664,667 3,378,043 555,714 693,153 67,420 68,415 62,563 77,501 1,906,041 64,113 2,105,121 731,811 80,667 2,288,479 2,512,676 2,607,389 1978 1979 1980 1981 T o ta l p e rs o n a l in c o m e ........................................................................ 5,853,413 6,616,650 7,174,545 Nonlarm personal income............................................. Farm income............................................................ 5,578,310 6,317,356 299,294 6,857,979 316,566 327,466 Population (thousands)1.................................................. 829.5 7,057 854.1 880.8 7,747 871.3 8,234 4,311,299 4,799,603 233,829 25,595 272,898 34,823 4,103,065 886,183 4,561,528 1,075,895 864,165 Retail trade....................................................... Finance, insurance, and real estate............................ Services........................................................... Government and government enterprises.......................... Federal, civilian................................................... Military............................................................ State and local................................................... 954,825 632,110 3,146,753 739,633 3,202,998 786,579 3,077,465 802,973 3,138,217 834,007 2,407,120 2,416,419 2,274,492 2,304,210 1,175,468 1,250,256 1,195,215 1,225,429 1,253,767 1,277,699 808,201 1,108,234 1,200,606 1,481,560 850,791 1,546,782 839,326 1,537,128 810,935 1,647,637 884,474 1,789,487 2,044,235 2,316,691 2,533,928 2,666,871 2,900,527 1,715,410 1,880,230 2,041,598 2,228,290 2,331,873 2,436,408 344,863 373,261 412,006 451,068 471,453 499,918 37,531 41,088 33,187 44,463 43,786 2,710,739 37,860 1,332,687 1,469,438 1,588,504 1,744,035 1,815,957 1,892,704 1982 1983 1978 1979 1980 1982 1983 7,745,048 7,852,745 8,383,840 107,718 126,099 131,124 140,560 138,917 148,297 7,417,582 7,607,938 244,807 8,097,450 99,607 111,074 117,991 132,177 140,482 286,390 8,111 15,025 13,133 128,892 11,668 6,740 7,815 874.8 9,583 15.7 6,856 16.1 7,822 16.1 16.3 16.4 16.3 8,793 877.8 8,946 8,136 8,628 8,477 9,086 4,942,981 5,004,710 4,837,206 5,278,879 74,503 87,493 81,204 81,318 286,428 310,600 81,074 315,508 343,558 65,084 3,949 -1 ,6 8 4 4,501 4,760 72,595 4,697 78,737 5,071 4,706,885 1,281,731 4,775,184 5,000,405 68,870 75,785 -8 5 3 75,705 -8 7 5 67,023 -1 ,3 0 2 72,364 1,593,720 4,610,326 1,700,160 -1 ,5 1 3 81,479 4,350 -1 ,0 6 9 1,749,128 19,784 23,815 28,378 35,170 38,045 979,227 1,185,929 1,376,144 1,542,259 1,634,307 19,064 20,805 26,961 29,685 33,849 39,043 36,890 3,373,331 3,779,482 3,923,908 4,039,366 4,004,698 4,271,996 52,933 58,504 55,065 58,333 56,575 59,349 310,272 362,533 363,349 4,873 5,366 5,186 5,425 5,758 6,001 656,540 601,995 384,926 447,582 440,822 627,696 340,617 679,504 566,061 16,697 23,623 20,953 17,560 10,262 13,387 168,038 459,658 198,159 481,345 204,438 452,102 213,059 388,936 110,815 336,767 165,124 400,937 5,640 11,057 12,693 10,930 10,544 10,409 9,024 8,536 3,668 6,594 5,002 8,385 2,935,566 679,169 2,256,397 997,265 1,100,217 1,401,003 B a k e r, O reg o n O r e g o n ( N o n m e t r o p o lit a n p o r t io n ) 1981 I n c o m e b y P l a c e o f R e s id e n c e P e r c a p ita p e rs o n a l in c o m e (d o lla r s ) ............................................... Derivation of total personal income: Total earnings by place of work...................................... Less: Personal contributions for social insurance2.................. Plus: Adjustment for residence........................................ Equals: Net earnings by place of residence.......................... Plus: Dividends, interest, and rent4.................................. Plus. Transfer payments............................................... 275,103 50,332 88,628 E a r n in g s b y P la c e o f W o r k Earnings by type: Wages and salaries..................................................... Other labor income..................................................... Proprietors’ income5................................................... Farm................................................................. Nonfarm.............................................................. 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 b a d e ................................................................................ Finance, insurance, and real estate............................ Services........................................................... Government and government enterprises.......................... Federal, civilian................................................... Military............................................................ State and local................................................... See footnotes at end of tables. 275,103 299,294 316,566 327,466 286,390 8,111 15,025 13,133 11,668 6,740 7,815 4,036,196 3,264,947 4,500,309 4,626,415 3,701,341 4,677,244 4,592,399 4,992,489 3,665,628 3,546,229 3,905,680 66,392 51,224 68,071 50,437 69,650 51,189 65,855 46,314 70,922 50,934 (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (0 ) (D) (0 ) 72,468 55,902 1,014 930 1,130 1,118 (0 ) 212,276 (0 ) 8,847 0» 8,061 (D) (D) 3,090 5,002 (D) (D) 1,574,535* 347,655* 13,446 15,452 11,725 11,544 9,265 319,231* 1,370,816* 328,064* 6,086 11,207 1,014,274* 371,919* 1,196,191* (D) (D) (D ) 1,103,525* 3 48 ,574* (0 ) 2,176 7,089 10,353 4,547 5,020 3,394 3,045 5,218 2,544 4,870 166,695* (0 ) 3,578 (0 ) (0 ) 5,222 1,729 9,815 388,394* 2,261 2,389 570,715 8,918 9,485 9,693 10,196 10,048 10,366 297,560 1,333,814* 3,655,591 357,454 1,449,482* (0 ) 3 28,137* 227,811* 269,404* 1,416,238* 296,116* 1,016,844* 295,426 1,100,237* 3 17,515* 1,108,397* 351,971* (D ) 258,710* 1,426,662* 244,807 (0 ) 194,480* (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 484,950 534,753 544,426 562,186 540,460 153,120 155,795 490,172 557,493 678,689 844,718 612,748 925,074 133,543 649,904 771,249 134,584 1,011,616 1,046,170 1,086,809 168,335 182,453 197,772 213,599 29,560 573,354 26,582 27,327 29,376 221,700 33,038 231,893 36,881 699,975 768,641 791,432 818,035 635,683 126,178 138,334* 741,402 3,067 2,862 1,300 994 854 2,663 7,884 2,874 8,982 9,691 9,603 2,927 9,502 10,413 15,168 6,114 16,566 17,634 18,461 19,541 19,988 3,159 6,809 174 6,982 7,224 7,583 8,031 159 201 171 211 268 8,895 9,583 10,451 11,066 11,747 11,689 LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME 58 OREGON Table 5.— Personal Income for States and Counties of Alaska, Hawaii, and the Far West Region, 1978-83— Continued _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ [Thousands of dollars!_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ B e n to n , O re g o n 1978 1979 1980 1981 C la c k a m a s , O r e g o n 1982 1983 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 I n c o m e b y P l a c e o f R e s id e n c e Total personal income.................................................. Nonfarm personal income.............................................. Farm income............................................................ Population (thousands)1.................................................. Per capita personal income (dollars)................................ 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 rent*.................................. Plus: Transfer payments............................................... 438,936 486,763 535,594 596,903 631,919 665,188 1,971,314 2,280,459 2,517,094 2,727,004 2,810,068 2,951,107 433,438 481,246 5,517 530,179 592,191 1,934,644 2,236,230 2,470,395 2,678,489 2,759,201 2,904,244 4,712 627,455 4,464 660,152 5,415 5,036 36,670 44,229 46,699 48,515 50,867 46,863 248.9 11,292 250.0 11,804 1,347,829 5,498 67.0 68.2 69.1 8,635 67.2 229.5 236.8 242.5 7,140 68.1 7,869 68.3 6,556 9,250 9,899 8,588 9,629 10,379 246.6 11,059 326,844 353,546 378,441 416,091 440,533 468,567 926,265 1,088,872 1,195,376 17,885 20,131 5,658 22,037 25,588 2,683 27,887 6,509 29,939 -1 ,9 0 2 362,913 393,186 73,391 339,073 88,587 1,185 413,831 103,534 127,052 51,564 59,103 69,147 76,665 276,625 299,955 324,525 5,022 313,981 1,243,462 1,246,088 51,637 63,631 71,675 80,358 83,289 90,568 741,233 1,766,474 780,798 1,904,499 818,047 436,726 663,570 1,538,198 1,981,151 827,818 1,990,617 828,531 2,085,792 131,705 136,135 252,561 310,276 370,979 461,304 492,091 509,502 86,383 92,327 180,555 203,709 241,616 284,549 327,360 355,813 926,542 82,805 989,928 87,472 1,002,977 93,581 1,070,861 106,464 E a r n in g s b y P la c e o f W o r k Earnings by type: Wages and salaries..................................................... Other labor income..................................................... Proprietors' income5................................................... Farm................................................................. Nonfarm.............................................................. 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 estate............................ Services........................................................... Government and government enterprises.......................... Federal, civilian.................................................. Military............................................................ State and local................................................... 363,555 385,854 23,613 26,111 29,237 34,114 404,172 38,130 697,321 59,216 830,118 21,253 28,966 2,141 29,978 2,347 27,805 1,900 23,299 1,124 20,565 258 26,265 1,234 169,728 25,344 187,096 33,516 186,029 34,838 166,062 36,415 149,530 36,594 170,504 34,054 26,825 27,631 25,905 22,175 20,307 25,031 144,384 153,580 151,191 129,647 112,936 136,450 5,498 321,346 5,517 348,029 5,415 373,026 4,712 411,379 4,464 436,069 5,036 463,531 36,670 889,595 44,229 46,699 1,148,677 48,515 1,194,947 50,867 1,044,643 1,195,221 46,863 1,300,966 205,575 231,106 2,533 247,208 2,292 267,036 2,482 289,264 2,792 309,081 750,543 978,470 1,010,501 (D) 999,142 1,098,637 10,780 349 304 360 3,352 449 (D ) 407 (D ) 1,696 12,619 1,614 313,619 2,508 343 16,187 16,324 15,860 14,149 10,803 70,986 82,126 86,572 99,625 115,428 6,708 64,278 8,362 7,414 73,764 79,158 7,850 91,775 8,510 106,918 13,289 15,584 16,511 16,475 6,930 7,586 10,206 9,695 18,273 9,237 32,378 12,321 35,208 37,004 39,045 38,868 13,533 10,255 75,006 9,836 83,667 50,633 57,805 13,106 65,308 115,771 116,923 125,818 144,343 15,474 13,779 16,025 17,017 146,805 17,990 2,207 98,090 1,476 101,668 1,476 108,317 1,918 125,408 2,530 126,285 71,658 892,903 9,348 11,459 124,021 (D) 95,927 110,917 (0 ) (D) 105,250 228,856 283,197 317,492 85,143 329,556 10,260 113,761 52,601 176,255 63,293 219,904 68,276 71,011 249,216 258,545 19,486 40,338 1979 1980 1981 70,990 348,287 78,014 270,273 57,331 48,105 49,947 51,323 71,850 85,363 94,651 112,649 123,409 142,811 161,347 170,577 173,155 131,101 185,584 12,552 87,733 146,415 47,409 171,628 45,480 195,506 34,648 217,062 30,945 226,984 39,372 251,739 154,450 139,052 12,966 151,740 196,079 14,695 170,207 17,602 184,446 18,541 19,847 20,512 202,329 19,892 2,696 133,213 5,005 121,081 4,052 132,993 4,303 148,302 2,593 162,006 3,243 172,324 178,299 C la ts o p , O r e g o n 1978 67,231 70,315 243,304 123,613 40,607 9,747 40,282 33,916 1,892 4,138 C o lu m b ia , O r e g o n 1982 1983 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 I n c o m e b y P l a c e o f R e s id e n c e Total personal income.................................................. Nonfarm personal income.............................................. Farm income............................................................ 232,357 262,611 285,106 301,293 307,825 323,268 248,953 288,525 315,444 344,753 346,192 363,254 230,189 259,278 281,997 298,930 305,769 321,648 246,297 285,194 344,652 361,213 3,333 3,109 2,363 2,056 1,620 2,656 3,331 313,603 1,841 343,200 2,168 1,553 1,540 2,041 Population (thousands)1.................................................. Per capita personal income (dollars)................................ 31.6 32.2 32.4 34.3 35.4 35.7 36.3 36.6 36.6 8,148 32.8 9,189 32.8 7,347 32.5 8,785 9,396 9,969 7,264 8,140 8,843 9,495 9,453 9,928 163,568 Derivation of total personal income: Total earnings by place of work...................................... Less: Personal contributions for social insurance2.................. Plus: Adjustment for residence........................................ Equals: Net earnings by place of residence.......................... Plus: Dividends, interest, and rent*.................................. Plus: Transfer payments............................................... 178,050 200,098 205,811 203,253 198,465 207,772 132,259 153,699 160,050 163,976 150,536 10,181 11,938 13,400 14,204 7,572 9,202 9,896 10,934 -1 2 ,2 8 2 12,592 -1 1 ,2 3 2 13,394 -1 0 ,8 2 7 -1 1 ,0 9 0 - 1 0 ,7 2 5 181,987 53,294 178,769 65,776 174,340 69,881 73,966 218,463 232,958 243,755 33,449 51,254 56,872 37,453 41,880 49,825 56,748 63,604 68,660 27,450 32,985 231,388 40,687 90,479 243,521 91,443 175,878 44,853 63,831 188,518 81,234 157,042 37,862 -1 0 ,7 8 6 182,782 71,826 10,380 92,802 36,613 43,369 49,978 56,362 58,547 60,952 142,296 160,321 170,134 175,978 102,450 121,681 129,760 136,149 125,467 133,654 14,206 166,195 14,717 171,060 12,548 15,586 9,705 20,104 11,231 20,787 12,459 12,291 14,053 25,571 17,117 14,677 12,202 23,206 14,726 17,467 18,088 15,368 12,778 1,418 21,788 2,625 22,946 1,562 1,115 11,630 2,480 18,307 898 591 14,777 410 1,021 12,368 14,840 11,256 E a r n in g s b y P la c e o f W o r k Earnings by type: Wages and salaries..................................................... Other labor income..................................................... Proprietors’ income5................................................... Farm................................................................. Nonfarm.............................................................. 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 estate............................ Services........................................................... Government and government enterprises.......................... Federal, civilian................................................... Military............................................................ Slate and local................................................... See footnotes at end of tables. 24,899 2,324 22,575 15,905 12,745 770 13,907 1,757 18,347 17,190 15,861 2,168 3,333 3,109 2,363 2,056 1,620 2,656 3,331 1,841 1,553 1,540 2,041 175,882 196,765 202,702 200,890 196,409 206,152 129,603 150,368 158,209 162,423 148,996 161,527 145,192 164,212 167,029 161,772 155,068 163,130 109,638 127,660 132,765 8,802 8,960 6,466 5,112 5,873 1,341 1,661 1,610 134,606 1,447 119,318 1,842 130,886 7,534 (D) (D) 9,371 128 11,885 2,029 10,590 3,318 13,125 2,284 18,511 1,413 16,477 1,413 8,056 1,338 9,442 62,490 71,475 53,412 61,910 61,393 63,686 55,479 61,677 36,715 43,071 27,794 37,841 33,599 30,809 32,877 28,212 28,404 18,905 34,507 24,069 25,775 13,565 14,736 3,444 14,175 17,322 21,695 2,615 29,232 32,445 23,354 (0 ) 8,760 (0 ) 6,012 (0 ) 5,302 69,100 41,817 69,075 64,780 43,756 43,866 67,760 43,707 27,283 15,292 25,319 14,302 20,914 13,226 24,053 13,397 12,583 27,267 (D) (D) (D) (0) 2,610 2,366 19,620 2,667 23,290 4,787 24,691 25,508 26,674 (D ) 26,398 12,494 2,346 27,970 12,233 13,086 13,913 14,999 14,724 15,502 5,404 5,521 4,410 4,749 5,203 3,627 3,785 2,345 1,768 21,182 26,020 27,136 39,118 29,309 41,341 32,938 43,022 11,566 19,965 11,726 (D ) 12,604 22,708 11,581 25,444 11,952 30,690 23,647 32,553 3,938 13,837 27,817 2,459 5,516 2,543 5,048 5,699 3,125 6,717 3,253 7,919 3,250 8,903 1,283 347 1,151 383 1,510 445 1,586 384 29,678 1,590 495 30,641 1,674 604 22,715 24,962 27,040 29,276 30,169 30,869 18,335 21,174 23,489 25,847 27,593 28,363 (0) 35,673 2,934 2,649 LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME OREGON 59 Table 5.— Personal Income for States and Counties of Alaska, Hawaii, and the Far West Region, 1978-83— Continued C ro o k , O re g o n C o o s, O reg o n 1983 1982 1981 1980 1979 1978 1983 1982 1981 1980 1979 1978 I n c o m e b y P l a c e o f R e s id e n c e 450,373 503,288 104,434 113,168 111,644 124,127 Nonfarm personal income.. Farm income................ 542,101 579,156 569,653 91,977 491,356 540,858 528,391 551,368 439,943 509,502 499,529 104,902 T o tal personal in c o m e ........ 88,200 99,489 100,703 108,621 108,415 120,335 10,430 11,932 9,973 12,467 9,267 9,503 3,777 4,945 4,199 4,547 3,229 3,792 Population (thousands)1................... 62.6 63.4 63.9 63.8 62.2 61.8 12.4 12.9 13.1 13.1 12.9 13.0 7,934 7,968 8,480 8,858 9,372 7,412 8,125 7,993 8,612 8,635 9,552 P er capita personal incom e (dollars)... 7,196 348,602 385,539 355,943 23,903 374,071 25,232 68,325 68,351 4,054 63,605 4,272 77,700 4,519 -1 ,9 6 6 -1 ,7 5 7 -1 ,0 8 7 3,798 -4 6 1 75,416 4,346 70,877 22,723 -3 ,3 7 4 364,926 22,045 -1 ,9 4 4 355,752 19,652 (i) 1,586 1,365 2,063 326,984 55,329 359,442 68,055 340,937 79,564 331,597 97,733 330,283 103,670 347,752 106,728 64,066 15,145 71,119 18,754 65,883 20,526 67,723 24,298 61,396 26,093 72,954 21,147 24,155 24,370 Derivation of total personal Income: Total earnings by place of work... Less: Personal contributions for social insurance2. Plus: Adjustment for residence..................... Equals: Net earnings by place ol residence....... Plus: Dividends, interest, and rent4 ................ Plus: Transfer payments............................. 22,901 -1 ,2 5 4 5,191 445 26,803 68,060 75,791 89,001 111,528 117,415 124,676 12,766 14,561 18,493 280,317 311,224 296,222 290,066 54,731 59,926 55,250 58,073 53,747 64,484 27,695 26,494 24,747 295,949 26,971 305,874 25,029 30,431 5,393 5,157 6,648 46,620 10,325 42,210 5,270 7,831 5,310 43,256 8,728 5,645 9,845 7,494 4,701 34,528 36,295 E a r n in g s b y P la c e o f W o r k Earnings by type: Wages and salaries................................... Other labor Income................................... Proprietors' income"................................. 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.......................................... Military................................................... State and local.......................................... 8,191 40,939 10,648 33,023 7,142 37,766 7,572 8,201 1,013 2,336 1,305 1,593 -2 1 9 6,568 657 34,019 30,291 25,881 30,194 7,188 7,509 6,526 5,901 4,920 5,911 10,430 11,932 9,973 12,467 9,267 9,503 3,777 4,945 4,199 4,547 3,229 3,792 338,172 373,607 310,278 354,953 284,964 343,285 267,488 346,676 269,067 364,568 285,737 64,548 54,492 70,471 66,330 60,376 73,908 58,786 64,152 51,457 52,957 46,505 58,965 6,200 510 7,202 7,304 (0 ) 5,980 521 541 426 465 76 (L) 22,671 (D ) 14,702 535 19,319 633 19,871 to (D> 566 11,113 12,992 4,148 4,741 (D) 3,836 119,296 105,344 102,755 15,368 109,926 16,227 32,410 30,689 14,223 96,556 13,842 (L) 2,623 21,194 9,931 130,815 12,942 25,913 (D) 3,488 26,614 109,365 38,065 117,873 40,450 91,121 41,345 82,714 40,384 87,387 42,449 93,699 42,981 13,136 38,922 12,953 37,622 13,581 39,688 10,687 9,426 280,366 TO ox 30,845 (D ) 361 422 (D) 25,552 26,192 2,167 (0 ) 10,473 (D ) 5,845 956 6,376 I , 093 (D) 11,020 13,049 13,161 37.436 10,607 40,556 12,246 39,716 12,193 37,913 57,806 42,723 63,329 45,397 69,989 45,874 75,797 46,234 77,609 49,482 78,831 5,662 10,056 6,150 II, 8,428 9,696 10,733 11,109 11,172 4,338 5,282 5,336 44,042 5,085 5,587 7,169 57,519 11,510 7,977 12,695 685 5,813 8,047 125 139 163 48,548 53,669 58,122 59,612 5,593 6,264 6,107 6,719 (D) (D) TO (0) (0 ) 5,813 (0 ) 7,460 5,429 5,489 1,193 1,218 1,305 6,441 6,595 13,871 7,061 14,943 6,170 167 6,810 137 7,173 7,534 7,922 13,373 6,063 TO 211 D e s c h u te s , O re g o n C u rry , O reg o n 1980 1979 1978 5,991 1,147 (0 ) 3,718 1982 1981 1983 1982 1981 1980 1979 1978 1983 I n c o m e b y P l a c e o f R e s id e n c e Total personal in c o m e ........ 117,630 133,256 151,314 159,703 160,558 172,374 396,987 476,137 509,387 545,447 Nonfarm personal Income.. Farm income............... 114,234 141,637 156,052 156,829 168,702 394,629 3,396 129,395 3,861 9,677 3,651 3,729 3,672 2,358 472,210 3,927 506,423 2,964 543,470 1,977 15.9 7,394 16.6 8,035 17.1 8,867 17.4 9,201 17.4 9,229 17.3 9,979 53.3 7,441 58.5 8,146 63.1 8,073 76,240 4,251 80,999 4,744 87,775 80,536 282,279 16,324 337,514 5,260 77,316 5,373 86,033 4,969 338,766 21,008 4,580 322,338 Population (thousands)1... P e r capita personal incom e (dollars)... 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............................ 5,940 20,412 2,587 605,129 557,778 1,625 601,953 3,176 63.4 63.7 8,597 8,779 64.6 9,362 336,552 22,532 328,879 368,956 22,826 25,415 4,806 5,303 318,826 311,356 3,846 347,387 2,055 74,044 3,455 79,710 3,740 86,546 3,736 79,012 3,517 75,460 3,564 83,657 3,477 269,432 24,697 31,483 22,063 38,025 26,743 47,631 49,392 39,325 71,885 55,670 65,907 105,311 81,738 128,924 33,060 48,246 36,852 90,541 18,889 37,697 135,191 112,856 139,120 118,622 53,989 58,428 60,196 61,007 58,388 63,780 224,084 270,791 276,122 279,864 275,185 303,559 4,935 5,189 17,382 5,523 5,425 14,104 5,620 13,308 6,625 19,885 23,175 24,001 24,145 30,495 15,628 38,310 43,548 38.643 25,733 27,961 319,689 E a r n in g s b y P la c e o f W o r k Earnings by type: Wages and salaries.... Other labor Income.... Proprietors' income".. Farm............... Nonfarm.., Earnings by industry: Farm....... . ............................................. - ..... Nonfarm......................................................... Private....................................................... Agricultural services, forestry, Fisheries, and other4 .. Mining................................................... Construction.............................................. Manufacturing........................................... Nondurable goods.................................... Transportation and public utilities...... Wholesale trade.......................... Retail trade............................... Finance, insurance, and real estate.... Services................................... Government and government enterprises... Federal, civilian.......................... Military................................... State and local.......................... See footnotes at end of tables. 17,316 2,190 2,724 22,056 8,415 2,362 2,229 34,902 2,300 1,323 2,949 1,878 32,543 872 40,599 36,765 31.671 27,635 32,898 326 2,004 15,126 14,658 13,641 11,742 11,079 13,328 36,987 3,396 72,844 9,677 78,098 3,651 76,885 3,729 73,587 3,672 2,358 279,921 3,927 2,964 1,977 82,361 333,587 335,802 334,575 1,625 327,254 365,780 57,949 3,861 77,138 61,184 61,135 58,255 54,744 63,368 235,978 282,629 278.643 272,904 262,673 296,491 (D) 3,631 3,316 262 1,851 200 1,801 1,856 2,526 2,851 2,636 3,212 1,148 3,366 794 3,393 1,923 6,680 26,909 48,270 66,421 40,543 62,507 30,322 63,605 24,990 60,147 1,600 (D ) 6,742 (0 ) 6,110 26,333 37,663 60,847 1,637 1,349 5,308 5,880 5,784 6.069 19,638 1,069 25,264 55,539 60,541 56,723 57,536 6,260 53,887 69,649 3,979 6,329 7,382 22,375 26,214 31,173 30,365 (D ) 9,664 (D) 10,026 12,899 14,785 29,043 15,534 30.069 780 9,796 15,158 14,027 15,385 49,678 47,083 50,596 18,426 20,086 62,667 70,813 27,739 1,550 25,414 1,575 26,164 25,309 23,683 3,022 3,341 3,743 (D ) 9,109 (0 ) 9,551 778 9,690 1,904 1,862 7,087 2,199 7,558 8,447 8,018 2,015 8,461 15,954 16,963 18,630 4,742 18,843 18,993 846 1,009 5,063 1,216 13,042 13,018 12,714 2,094 6,616 14,895 4,037 785 4,139 675 3,985 771 10,073 11,140 12,207 755 27,794 5,978 25,320 (D ) 4,981 20,987 (D) 6,300 26,964 1,636 2,214 I , 440 3,176 4,816 77,304 7,655 40,370 49,640 18,578 22,912 48,350 23,294 39,592 49,010 54,813 20,208 59,504 43,943 50,958 57,159 61.671 64,581 69,289 17,194 14,750 832 16,194 613 13,761 869 692 16,799 726 918 1,060 31,461 36,505 41,577 44,751 46,864 51,035 II, 60 LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME OREGON Table 5.— Personal Income for States and Counties of Alaska, Hawaii, and the Far West Region, 1978-83— Continued D o u g la s , O r e g o n 1978 1979 1980 1981 G illia m , O r e g o n 1982 1983 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 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 income.............................................. Farm income........................................................ 624,059 610,244 13,815 702,614 685,807 16,807 769,978 750,877 19,101 792,395 774,088 18,307 797,234 780,468 16,766 876,345 858,951 17,394 17,897 10,717 7,180 Population (thousands)'.................................................. Per capita personal income (dollars)................................ Derivation of total personal income: Total earnings by place of work...................................... Less: Personal contributions for social insurance2.................. Plus: Adjustment for residence........................................ Equals: Net earnings by place of residence.......................... Plus: Dividends, interest, and rent4................................... Plus: Transfer payments............................................... 90.0 6,931 92.1 7,632 93.8 8,207 93.8 8,450 92.3 8,633 91.8 9,542 492,287 27,776 -11,065 453,446 83,135 87,478 547,204 32,250 -12,177 502,777 99,424 100,413 570,747 34,170 -12,569 524,008 118,115 127,855 544,634 35,061 -10,071 499,502 146,773 146,120 520,772 34,666 -8,390 477,716 154,458 165,060 396,291 37,438 58,558 11,300 47,258 441,886 40,865 64,453 14,439 50,014 463,691 43,532 63,524 16,467 47,057 447,204 40,379 57,051 15,617 41,434 13,815 478,472 395,590 5,183 6,840 32,497 207,022 11,130 195,892 24,909 9,212 46,591 12,776 50,560 82,882 26,674 1,556 54,652 16,807 530,397 438,439 5,352 8,057 39,535 223,878 13,840 210,038 27,448 11,038 51,274 14,898 56,959 91,958 29,858 1,508 60,592 19,101 551,646 450,482 5,885 8,167 42,976 223,571 16,876 206,695 29,017 11,146 52,682 15,374 61,664 101,164 32,563 1,728 66,873 18,307 526,327 418,487 4,390 7,310 29,476 205,345 18,327 187,018 28,169 11,711 52,807 13,287 65,992 107,840 34,034 1,650 72,156 23,094 13,720 9,374 26,087 15,249 10,838 20,465 15,720 4,745 2.1 8,462 18,670 12,374 6,296 2.1 8,942 2.0 11,326 2.1 12,701 2.1 9,939 25,060 16,397 8,663 2.0 12,308 599,513 40,167 -13,331 546,015 158,776 171,554 12,802 324 (L) 12,482 3,218 2,197 12,694 381 (L) 12,296 3,966 2,408 16,392 432 -71 15,889 4,403 2,802 18,229 480 -7 5 17,674 5,241 3,172 12,080 516 -97 11,467 5,385 3,613 16,355 535 111 15,709 5,530 3,821 431,387 40,761 48,624 13,683 34,941 494,324 49,598 55,591 14,523 41,068 5,483 510 6,809 5,379 1,430 6,023 512 6,159 4,596 1,563 6,773 611 9,008 7,490 1,518 7,421 660 10,148 8,913 1,235 7,874 759 3,447 2,498 949 7,789 805 7,761 6,621 1,140 16,766 504,006 392,054 3,928 4,411 24,692 189,553 19,001 170,552 28,651 11,156 50,568 12,104 66,991 111,952 36,809 2,029 73,114 17,394 582,119 467,961 4,260 2,602 24,356 246,623 20,961 225,662 31,632 11,488 56,833 14,204 75,963 114,158 38,819 2,394 72,945 7,180 5,622 3,763 (D) 0 206 (D) (D) 0 765 (0) 1,155 246 671 1,859 193 (L) 1,644 6,296 6,398 4,286 (0) 0 199 (L) (E) 0 1,109 (0) 1,280 287 725 2,112 183 (L) 1,906 9,374 7,018 4,641 183 0 228 (D) (0) 0 (D) 513 1,239 321 831 2,377 205 (L) 2,146 10,838 7,391 4,734 187 0 207 (D) (9) 0 (9) 628 1,182 295 824 2,657 270 (L) 2,366 4,745 7,335 4,608 (9) 0 184 (9) (D) 0 (D) 641 1,147 294 500 2,727 234 (L) 2,466 8,663 7,692 4,862 (D) 0 213 (D) (D) 0 (D) 663 1,140 305 573 2,830 265 (L) 2,531 E a r n in g s b y P la c e o f W o r k Earnings by type: Wages and salaries..................................................... Other labor income..................................................... Proprietors income5.................................................... Farm............................................................... Nonfarm.............................................................. 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 estate............................ Services........................................................... Government and government enterprises.......................... Federal, civilian................................................... Military........................................................... State and local................................................... G ra n t, O re g o n 1978 1979 1980 1981 H a rn e y , O reg o n 1982 1983 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 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 income............................................. Farm income............................................................ 54,359 48,479 5,880 62,744 55,250 7,494 64,497 56,939 7,558 71,245 63,254 7,991 68,314 61,635 6,679 73,268 67,227 6,041 52,926 49,311 3,615 66,354 55,912 10,442 64,676 55,145 9,531 60,771 54,800 5,971 64,458 59,728 4,730 Population (thousands)1.................................................. Per capita personal income (dollars)................................ 7.9 6,858 8.0 7,856 8.2 7,855 8.2 8,645 8.1 8,474 8.0 9,148 7.9 6,692 8.0 8,331 8.3 7,762 8.0 7,616 7.5 8,553 67,458 64,919 2,539 7.4 9,094 Derivation of total personal income: Total earnings by place of work...................................... Less: Personal contributions for social insurance2.................. Plus: Adjustment for residence........................................ Eqoals: Net earnings by place of residence.......................... Plus: Dividends, interest, and rent4 .................................. Plus: Transfer payments............................................... 41,501 2,078 -163 39,260 7,641 7,458 47,135 2,407 -164 44,564 9,468 8,712 45,529 2,354 -139 43,036 11,510 9,951 47,009 2,556 -142 44,311 14,530 12,404 41,873 2,408 -108 39,357 14,835 14,122 46,668 2,748 -207 43,713 15,189 14,366 40,667 2,152 162 38,677 7,150 7,099 52,285 2,533 189 49,941 8,614 7,799 44,532 2,157 242 42,617 11,100 10,959 36,039 1,959 309 34,389 14,475 11,907 39,269 2,355 278 37,192 15,146 12,120 41,058 2,619 258 38,697 15,497 13,264 Earnings by type: Wages and salaries..................................................... Other labor income..................................................... Proprietors income5................................................... Farm................................................................. Nonfarm.............................................................. 29,908 2,876 8,717 4,091 4,626 33,458 3,088 10,589 5,808 4,781 32,467 2,997 10,065 5,684 4,381 33,905 2,974 10,130 6,078 4,052 31,163 2,779 7,931 4,466 3,465 35,148 3,421 8,099 4,004 4,095 33,569 3,208 3,890 1,018 2,872 37,764 3,426 11,095 7,993 3,102 31,933 2,785 9,814 6,811 3,003 27,791 2,262 5,986 3,193 2,793 32,333 2,910 4,026 1,515 2,511 35,246 3,365 2,447 -419 2,866 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 estate............................ Services........................................................... Government and government enterprises.......................... Federal, civilian................................................... Military............................................................ State and local................................................... 5,880 35,621 25,470 224 312 1,498 14,423 (D) (9) 1,307 442 4,135 632 2,497 10,151 4,748 80 5,323 7,494 39,641 27,989 (D) 0» 1,763 (D) (D) (9) 1,656 450 4,426 719 2,612 11,652 5,793 86 5,773 7,558 37,971 24,587 (D) (D) 1,487 11,825 400 11,425 1,779 454 4,278 762 2,707 13,384 6,707 102 6,575 7,991 39,018 24,207 (D) (D) 1,238 11,637 433 11,204 1,858 455 4,185 678 2,860 14,811 7,467 85 7,259 6,679 35,194 19,982 (D) (D) 1,207 8,002 391 7,611 1,909 382 3,807 657 3,073 15,212 7,522 103 7,587 6,041 40,627 24,561 (D) (0) 1,647 11,167 390 10,777 1,896 419 4,639 768 2,942 16,066 7,880 131 8,055 3,615 37,052 28,184 459 0 1,261 15,872 (D) (0) 2,364 1,089 3,993 587 2,559 8,868 3,161 80 5,627 10,442 41,843 32,097 519 0 1,848 17,867 (0) (0) 2,548 1,139 4,383 712 3,081 9,746 3,442 86 6,218 9,531 35,001 23,952 (0) (D) 1,870 (0) (D) (0) 2,729 1,141 4,273 692 3,369 11,049 4,097 104 6,848 5,971 30,068 18,404 619 0 1,365 3,906 (9) (9) 2,794 1,374 4,168 691 3,487 11,664 4,278 83 7,303 4,730 34,539 22,864 607 (L) 2,522 7,454 (9) (9) 2,906 1,264 3,919 709 3,481 11,675 4,405 97 7,173 2,539 38,519 26,255 (D) (9) 2,144 (0) (9) (9) 3,273 1,417 4,070 807 3,844 12,264 4,700 123 7,441 E a r n in g s b y P la c e o f W o r k See footnotes at end of tables. 61 LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME OREGON Table 5.— Personal Income for States and Counties of Alaska, Hawaii, and the Far West Region, 1978-83 Continued ______ [Thousands of dollars]______________________ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ._____ _ _ — Jackson H o o d R iv e r , O r e g o n 1979 1978 1983 1982 1981 1980 1979 1978 1980 1981 1982 1983 I n c o m e b y P l a c e o f R e s id e n c e Derivation of total personal income: Equals: Net earnings by place of residence.......................... O reg o n 144,455 155,251 164,638 174,891 869,082 983,466 1,088,684 1,165,537 1,274,350 140,269 1,186,739 120,973 105,970 15,003 15.8 121,381 18,888 16.3 135,383 9,072 15.8 147,341 7,910 16.0 153,695 10,943 16.1 161,750 13,141 16.0 850,481 18,601 126.4 958,911 24,555 129.9 1,060,169 28,515 132.7 1,143,351 22,186 134.7 20,586 134.8 1,253,132 21,218 134.1 9,167 9,719 10,231 10,925 6,874 7,570 8,206 8,652 9,500 8,581 8,805 7,636 89,619 4,368 1,036 86,287 18,284 16,402 103,687 5,202 1,563 100,048 22,311 17,910 101,831 5,805 1,168 97,194 26,352 20,909 102,669 6,391 2,309 98,587 32,517 24,147 104,255 6,459 2,712 100,508 36,589 27,541 112,177 6,823 2,496 107,850 37,710 29,331 610,654 34,898 10,589 586,345 140,205 142,532 679,628 40,416 11,257 650,469 172,442 723,363 43,739 10,709 690,333 206,484 722,328 47,353 11,508 686,483 256,639 703,647 47,704 10,977 666,920 270,716 774,808 52,654 10,980 733,134 278,800 68,581 6,722 14,316 6,094 8,222 77,401 7,267 19,019 10,459 8,560 85,527 8,157 8,147 -259 8,406 88,214 8,319 6,136 -1,605 7,741 88,567 9,242 6,446 -304 6,750 90,783 10,560 10,834 3,096 7,738 493,219 42,312 75,123 11,205 63,918 548,650 46,694 84,284 17,558 66,726 588,495 50,952 83,916 20,771 63,145 598,739 51,404 587,487 54,363 637,936 14,286 57,899 11,260 50,537 12,856 59,646 15,003 74,616 64,242 1,159 (D) 3,978 22,460 6,787 15,673 7,553 (D) 10,328 1,810 9,871 10,374 1,973 160 8,241 18,888 84,799 73,195 1,450 (9) 5,523 22,147 5,872 16,275 9,562 (0) 11,394 1,949 10,989 11,604 2,009 177 9,418 9,072 92,759 80,091 1,497 (0) 6,594 21,644 5,956 15,688 10,344 (0) 12,518 1,908 13,508 12,668 2,092 197 10,379 7,910 94,759 80,811 1,577 (D) 4,986 22,340 7,932 14,408 11,207 (D) 13,181 1,801 13,147 13,948 2,434 166 11,348 10,943 93,312 79,199 1,609 (D) 3,793 20,137 6,122 14,015 14,001 (D) 11,676 1,725 14,497 14,113 2,011 206 11,896 13,141 99,036 83,952 1,721 (D) 3,736 22,654 4,757 17,897 15,721 (0) 11,743 1,740 15,514 15,084 2,554 263 12,267 18,601 592,053 486,838 7,403 1,410 49,353 141,993 17,925 124,068 42,199 36,257 93,971 21,686 92,566 105,215 26,410 1,408 77,397 24,555 655,073 539,589 6,809 1,283 54,201 157,579 21,346 136,233 49,001 39,700 100,813 25,184 105,019 115,484 29,258 1,509 84,71/ 28,515 694,848 565,193 5,310 1,669 53,114 156,647 24,538 132,109 53,544 42,121 105,801 26,660 120,327 129,655 34,003 1,756 93,896 22,186 700,142 562,579 5,455 1,707 34,288 156,221 25,881 130,340 53,173 43,562 110,734 24,949 132,490 137,563 35,339 1,5/8 100,646 20,586 683,061 541,051 4,778 1,311 27,221 141,442 26,365 115,077 53,532 40,719 108,920 24,953 138,175 142,010 36,560 1,979 103,471 21,218 753,590 1982 1983 E a r n in g s b y P la c e o f W o r k Earnings by type: Proprietors' income*.................................................... Farm.................................................................. Earnings by industry: Transportation and public utilities.............................. Government and government enterprises.......................... State and local................................................... 1981 1980 1979 1978 1983 1982 1981 1980 1979 58,059 39,952 119,403 27,581 1j 1,3j 9 144,921 38,563 2,462 103,896 J o s e p h in e , O r e g o n J e ffe rs o n , O re g o n 1978 5,445 1,309 30,076 175,485 29,150 I n c o m e b y P l a c e o f R e s id e n c e Derivation of total personal income-. 79,065 83,821 86,939 105,108 108,512 113,540 333,769 375,272 413,243 451,605 462,655 495,972 67,515 11,550 76,829 6,992 86,870 69 99,701 5,407 104,571 3,941 107,252 6,288 331,406 2,363 372,094 3,178 410,103 3,140 448,469 3,136 459,708 2,947 493,430 2,542 11.2 11.4 11.6 12.0 12.3 12.5 55.8 57.9 59.0 60.6 59.9 60.0 7,064 7,367 7,494 8,733 8,855 9,106 5,986 6,482 7,007 7,449 7,725 8,261 62,915 2,994 -1,993 57,928 11,657 9,480 63,338 3,439 -1,851 58,048 14,601 11,172 62,555 3,884 -2,063 56,608 17,134 13,197 76,205 4,732 -2,833 68,640 21,214 15,254 75,573 4,896 -2,835 67,842 23,681 16,989 77,919 4,919 -2,490 70,510 24,325 18,705 209,740 12,385 -903 196,452 64,443 72,874 229,226 14,122 -636 214,468 78,781 82,023 234,076 14,804 -566 218,706 95,212 99,325 234,406 15,980 —604 217,822 119,199 114,584 224,967 15,999 -1,039 207,929 128,909 125,817 250,340 17,876 -1,616 230,848 132,462 132,662 46,657 4,127 12,131 7,748 4,383 51,131 4,221 7,986 3,400 4,586 57,360 4,776 419 -3,913 4,332 65,940 5,201 5,064 1,343 3,721 67,533 5,671 2,369 -819 3,188 66,153 6,004 5,762 1,973 3,789 163,839 15,040 30,861 920 29,941 181,174 16,403 31,649 1,815 29,834 186,377 17,066 30,633 1,630 29,003 191,044 17,251 26,111 1,595 24,516 186,030 18,310 20,627 1,142 19,485 204,346 21,554 24,440 906 23,534 11,550 51,365 41,800 (D) 6,992 56,346 45,509 (D) (L) 1,767 14,112 (D) (D) 2,676 (D) 6,910 1,422 15,686 10,837 2,198 123 8,516 69 62,486 50,557 (D) (L) 1,576 15,472 2,095 13,377 2,810 5,407 70,798 57,621 (D) 3,941 71,632 57,948 697 (L) 4,423 17,125 2,487 14,638 2,635 3,257 6,879 1,098 21,786 13,684 2,493 158 11,033 6,288 71,631 57,121 (0) (D) 1,143 18,548 513 18,035 2,593 3,183 6,988 1,139 22,645 14,510 2,771 201 11,538 2,363 207,377 173,120 (D) (D) 16,690 65,330 4,897 60,433 11,824 6,647 31,898 8,410 29,706 34,257 5,938 627 27,692 3,178 226,048 186,105 (0) 3,140 230,936 186,427 (0) (D) 15,544 65,887 6,022 59,865 14,091 5,508 36,506 9,871 36,328 44,509 6,499 773 37,237 3,136 231,270 183,116 1,926 937 12,006 64,156 5,849 58,307 13,851 5,682 37,349 8,688 38,521 48,154 8,222 705 39,227 2,947 222,020 173,829 2,542 247,798 200,474 1,816 618 10,534 //,4b/ 6,023 71,444 12,869 5,406 37,510 8,841 45,413 47,324 8,551 1,054 37,719 E a r n in g s b y P la c e o f W o r k Earnings by type: Earnings by industry: (L) Manufacturing................................................... 1,895 14,573 (0) Durable goods................................................ Government and government enterprises......................... State and local.................................................. See footnotes at end of tables. (D) 2,514 (D) 6,429 1,136 12,115 9,565 2,023 113 7,429 (0) 6,665 1,399 19,270 11,929 2,112 145 9,672 (L) 5,665 16,616 2,151 14,465 2,635 (0) 7,043 1,179 20,640 13,177 2,412 125 10,640 (0) 15,986 71,998 5,747 66,251 13,220 5,799 35,147 9,282 31,960 39,943 6,612 676 32,655 (0) (0) 10,589 59,563 6,107 53,456 12,217 5,089 35,299 8,142 41,192 48,191 8,118 898 39,175 LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME 62 OREGON Table 5.— Personal Income for States and Counties of Alaska, Hawaii, and the Far West Region, 1978—83— Continued ___ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _______________________ [Thousands of dollars]_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ K la m a t h , O r e g o n 1978 1979 1980 1981 L a k e , O reg o n 1982 1983 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 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 ................................................. 405,537 Nonfarm personal income............................ Farm income........................................... 452,285 482,051 511,439 516,237 549,468 48,526 60,649 64,729 70,514 401,770 72,059 78,862 443,765 474,196 506,059 510,944 542,832 43,335 50,461 55,284 62,029 63,611 3,767 68,964 8,520 7,855 5,380 5,293 6,636 5,191 10,188 9,445 8,485 Population (thousands)1................................ 8,448 9Ì898 58.0 58.9 59.0 59.8 59.3 Per capita personal incom e (d o lla rs)...................... 57.8 7.0 7.1 7.6 7.7 6,988 7.8 7,685 7.8 8,172 8,554 8,709 9,509 6,962 8,529 8,545 9,120 9,254 10,116 304,218 17,188 334,939 19,601 336,634 334,547 21,797 324,489 22,117 351,728 23,874 35,198 45,320 2,126 45,313 2,217 46,732 2,487 46,294 52,198 1,752 4,987 2,568 2,849 6,270 322,725 6,400 6,416 308,788 (L) 33,472 ai 43,152 -1 4 0 319,150 6,569 334,423 64 292,017 5,931 321,269 44,105 57,726 55,794 67,958 276 49,073 82,803 104,252 109,018 112,284 8,051 9,554 43,160 11,981 -1 9 3 43,533 15,360 16,222 16^631 63,058 76,523 88,037 98,431 102,761 7,003 7,943 9,588 11,049 12,304 13,158 253,278 22,812 275,540 278,919 25,138 283,917 276,656 293,889 29,177 30,975 2,660 32,062 2,845 34,759 25,327 26,339 2,427 34,592 24,332 2,967 3,150 28,128 37,809 3,672 32,577 26,298 22,506 28,662 6,432 11,685 10,406 9,173 -2 ,0 5 4 35,031 3,027 8,385 10^717 1,760 -8 3 9 - 1 ,9 6 0 7,415 4,798 6,552 30,817 27,137 24,466 4,182 4,270 6,366 4,040 5,341 32,004 (L) 28,627 2,250 30,182 3,832 3,587 4,165 Derivation of total personal income: Total earnings by place of work..................... Less: Personal contributions for social insurance9.. Plus: Adjustment for residence...................... Equals: Net earnings by place of residence........ Plus: Dividends, interest, and rent4................. Plus: Transfer payments............................. 20,179 Earnings by Place of W ork Earnings by type: Wages and salaries........................................... Other labor income........................................... Proprietors’ income5......................................... Farm....................................................... Nonfarm.................................................... 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 estate.................. Services................................................. Government and government enterprises................ Federal, civilian......................................... Military.................................................. State and local......................................... 24,368 3,767 8,520 7,855 5,380 5,293 6,636 5,191 10,188 9,445 8,485 8,448 9,898 300,451 326,419 328,779 329,167 319,196 345,092 30,007 35,132 37,846 42,300 271,701 270,650 266,836 256,726 280,229 18,840 22,351 35,868 22,419 38,247 248,590 23,287 22,758 25,778 (D) 1,832 710 f l» (0 ) 9,898 (D ) (D ) 11,069 553 689 534 (0 ) 1,911 (D ) 1,914 (0 ) 1,999 598 (D ) 656 (D ) 643 (D ) 1,448 254 (» ) 18,473 17,321 f l» (0 ) 12,676 1,850 1,404 1,785 108,738 4,199 101,575 4,606 100,198 4,992 95,818 5,161 109,853 185 9,249 433 9,926 244 9,920 219 11,946 5,508 7,557 158 9,912 3,774 98,588 31,055 104,539 35,733 96,969 36,107 95,206 35,597 90,657 34,140 104,345 34,242 7,399 1,287 9,727 1,472 8,816 1,557 9,682 1,624 9,701 1,836 11,754 17,339 41,399 16,877 102,362 12,690 36,844 14,364 15,372 17,296 16,108 40,126 10,637 40,863 42,303 8,900 39,879 8,157 41,589 54,718 46,309 58,129 47,202 51,861 62,331 49,942 62,470 13,954 14,254 14,619 14,175 14,672 4,073 33,834 3,119 37,345 2,057 41,453 2,234 45,922 1,105 46,693 9,680 37,380 10,561 192 1,919 (D) (0 ) (D) (D) (0 ) (D ) 3,992 4,229 9,275 3,558 611 743 748 4,455 706 4,160 724 4,426 767 54,425 64,863 2,194 2,338 12,781 2,695 13,449 2,555 2,694 2,974 11,167 14,960 15,088 16,522 15,031 5,775 6,608 6,480 7,508 7,132 8,379 1,096 48,736 70 5,322 77 6,096 95 6,874 80 7,372 100 7,856 8,016 L a n e , O reg o n 127 L in c o ln , O r e g o n 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 Total personal in co m e ................................................. 1,922,607 2,164,905 2,322,941 Nonfarm personal income............................ Farm income........................................... 2,482,745 2,468,509 2,611,682 232,216 271,295 301,680 330,683 344,459 367,170 1,907,584 2,145,072 19,833 2,308,539 14,402 2,467,139 2,456,910 11,599 2,603,997 7,685 228,956 267,667 341,704 364,006 3,628 298,718 2,962 328,506 3,260 2,177 2,755 3,164 Population (thousands)1................................ 260.2 7,388 276.0 8,415 277.1 P er capita personal incom e (d o lla rs)...................... 267.8 8,083 8,959 272.0 9,075 268.5 9,726 32.2 7,205 33.6 8,072 35.5 8,492 35.8 9,227 36.5 9,441 36.8 9,976 1,460,149 1,620,392 1,665,309 1,693,144 1,610,162 1,714,411 151,994 175,251 185,698 189,654 187,782 204,802 83,287 17,671 96,531 19,809 101,438 110,668 108,906 10,614 11,584 12,739 12,948 14,101 19,008 1,621,907 500 165,137 621 174,735 670 1,543,670 605 143,801 495 1,394,533 20,915 1,522,171 116,756 24,252 8,798 21,015 1,584,886 177,410 175,504 222 190,923 277,803 339,745 397,562 488,098 508,850 525,423 44,750 55,868 89,046 91,461 281,490 340,493 393,163 437,488 464,352 43,665 50,290 66,839 60,106 83,100 250,271 70,173 79,909 84,786 1,223,303 1,382,839 1,455,603 116,057 136,204 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 In c o m e b y P la c e o f R e s id e n c e Derivation of total personal income: Total earnings by place of work..................... Less: Personal contributions for social insurance2.. Plus: Adjustment for residence...................... Equals: Net earnings by place of residence........ Plus: Dividends, interest, and rent4................. Plus: Transfer payments.............................. 15,023 15,606 1,601,484 E a r n in g s b y P la c e o f W o r k Earnings by type: Wages and salaries........................................... Other labor income........................................... Proprietors' income5......................................... Farm....................................................... Nonfarm.................................................... 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 estate.................. Services................................................. Government and government enterprises................ Federal, civilian......................................... Military.................................................. State and local......................................... See footnotes at end of tables. 1,359,766 1,410,705 1,451,052 148,519 157,557 157,195 168,415 103,513 113,127 123,485 139,650 9,834 11,531 12,804 13,150 14,251 147,499 120,357 134,247 120,166 133,333 121,926 103,838 119,158 26,103 27,516 24,375 18,947 16,336 16,548 19,839 8,673 124,660 13,833 8,823 3,629 3,128 2,407 1,608 2,113 2,553 113,103 100,209 502 118,656 2,728 133,666 7,753 126,494 23,375 24,388 21,968 17,339 14,223 17,286 15,023 1,445,126 19,833 1,600,559 1,650,907 15,606 1,677,538 11,599 1,598,563 7,685 1,706,726 3,260 148,734 3,628 171,623 2,962 182,736 2,177 187,477 2,755 185,027 201,638 1,192,785 1,321,409 1,345,257 120,150 8,561 146,958 140,931 9,323 8,379 154,077 7,862 5,765 5,227 3,761 4,538 1,582 1,236 113,212 429,612 98,911 428,394 75,365 393,867 72,196 428,511 (0 ) 14,424 36,639 9,853 (D ) 10,256 3,876 9,501 4,465 1,360,862 11,654 146,786 8,896 1,267,108 8,842 139,603 8,218 1,350,143 8,943 15,098 43,501 13,842 45,590 12,027 45,049 (D ) 10,587 42,637 12,148 48,289 22,352 24,776 20,814 25,521 26,141 26,181 19,528 16,496 22,108 14,402 118,668 130,409 397,319 430,496 56,020 341,299 60,748 66,928 75,587 79,443 85,041 369,748 362,684 352,807 314,424 343,470 100,173 113,488 105,126 118,858 111,012 121,259 103,119 117,121 94,213 183,164 203,466 72,038 210,101 201,761 61,813 198,951 70,673 54,445 225,341 257,605 287,775 62,450 307,057 316,796 252,341 279,150 40,113 300,764 45,129 332,281 49,777 331,455 51,307 3,814 3,971 4,536 4,293 212,898 235,066 251,099 278,211 35,629 95,150 123,418 98,615 223,361 58,074 16,420 20,219 21,149 7,592 8,743 (0 ) 24,563 (D ) 8,919 3,882 8,990 4,005 28,373 29,992 31,310 5,939 26,784 5,626 4,490 3,164 1,359 9,587 10,347 (D ) 29,455 30,686 3,499 19,537 5,396 23,646 28,584 3,472 32,020 3,925 35,950 47,561 4,338 40,519 4,768 44,096 53,984 5,213 5,675 5,192 6,305 1,488 1,284 1,480 1,609 1,923 2,226 274,956 285,575 23,624 26,811 30,132 34,142 36,960 39,660 340,495 345,864 29,392 5,573 29,969 6,117 33,770 63 LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME OREGON Table 5.— Personal Income for States and Counties of Alaska, Hawaii, and the Far West Region, 1978-83— Continued [Thousands of dollars] M a lh e u r , O r e g o n L in n , O r e g o n 1978 1981 1980 1979 1978 1983 1982 1982 1981 1980 1979 1983 In c o m e b y P la c e o f R e s id e n c e Nonfarm personal income.............................................. Farm income............................................................ Population (thousands)1.................................................. Per capita personal income (dollars)................................ Derivation of total personal income: Total earnings by place of work...................................... Less: Personal contributions for social insurance2.................. Plus: Adjustment for residence........................................ Equals: Net earnings by place of residence.......................... Plus: Dividends, interest, and rent4 .................................. Plus: Transfer payments............................................... 602,805 671,896 734,473 793,803 804,042 841,733 162,657 178,102 207,294 232,660 228,217 240,526 588,004 651,629 718,828 786,297 20,267 15,645 827,959 13,774 139,660 22,997 159,352 18,750 176,607 30,687 196,782 14,801 774,759 19,044 207,265 20,952 218,617 21,909 17,745 35,878 86.3 89.0 89.5 90.5 90.3 89.7 25.9 26.2 26.9 27.2 27.7 28.3 6,982 7,549 8,205 8,767 8,901 9,389 6,287 6,796 7,703 8,548 8,231 8,496 490,424 27,542 535,932 564,603 577,507 558,146 589,639 130,443 139,654 157,975 163,291 33,771 37,151 36,870 39,537 6,265 7,365 7,930 171,869 9,114 159,030 31,281 9,554 9,798 -2 4 ,4 3 6 438,446 -2 4 ,7 5 1 479,900 -2 4 ,5 8 8 506,244 -2 0 ,7 9 4 519,562 -1 7 ,7 3 5 503,541 -2 2 ,4 8 2 -1 3 ,9 7 0 -1 5 ,4 8 3 -1 6 ,8 0 2 118,319 134,562 145,953 -1 6 ,4 5 0 133,026 -1 2 ,9 8 3 527,620 -1 2 ,6 7 9 111,499 79,352 85,007 96,418 95,578 114,108 114,121 141,453 132,788 151,128 149,373 155,799 158,314 27,658 32,985 26,798 39,894 23,500 32,838 50,081 36,626 54,517 40,674 44,055 401,300 42,487 46,637 436,953 468,239 51,406 483,016 468,472 490,967 96,674 107,728 114,914 124,541 129,367 128,685 50,978 43,513 52,439 58,126 9,449 10,072 11,285 12,123 13,540 14,174 37,235 24,320 21,854 35,205 22,412 16,123 6,859 31,776 17,495 5,250 20,432 7,607 14,995 14,281 12,793 10,873 12,825 140,510 55,961 E a r n in g s b y P la c e o f W o r k Earnings by type-. Wages and salaries..................................................... Other labor income..................................................... Proprietors’ income5................................................... Farm................................................................. Nonfarm.............................................................. Earnings by industry: Farm..................................................................... 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 estate............................ Services........................................................... Government and government enterprises.......................... Federal, civilian................................................... Military........................................................... State and local................................................... 45,550 53,429 6,497 12,423 44,958 6,947 10,171 7,350 40,546 4,376 40,140 41,006 38,011 33,342 29,885 36,170 10,399 13,921 14,801 475,623 20,267 515,665 15,645 548,958 19,044 558,463 17,745 540,401 13,774 575,865 107,446 18,750 120,904 417,007 449,309 476,277 480,506 459,740 493,229 86,840 98,055 (D) (D) (0) (D ) (D) 40,497 (D ) 36,330 (D) (D) 4,391 (D) 39,347 (D) (D) 708 31,486 22,904 23,756 223,634 241,772 269,186 259,033 41,414 182,220 44,775 196,997 264,841 51,447 52,676 213,394 216,510 56,212 202,821 26,479 16,449 45,144 27,523 18,286 48,255 30,135 19,473 48,114 31,891 20,644 50,749 34,342 18,768 48,186 14,710 46,118 16,585 50,887 15,988 55,943 13,099 58,385 58,616 66,356 72,681 77,957 80,661 10,209 11,389 12,297 13,252 907 990 1,148 997 47,500 53,977 59,236 63,708 22,997 21,909 30,687 35,878 127,288 102,854 135,991 20,952 138,078 141,382 110,091 111,083 112,845 4,463 (0 ) (D ) (D) (0) (0) (L) (D) 8,665 6,647 (0 ) 6,287 (D) 6,700 4,373 5,101 278,426 60,117 19,817 17,521 22,188 23,131 27,441 29,328 28,286 19,673 20,862 25,611 27,832 26,920 218,309 2,296 2,515 2,269 1,830 1,496 1,366 36,503 19,102 8,504 9,968 9,431 12,170 11,307 13,733 12,568 14,286 12,436 14,859 12,812 13,821 50,801 15,584 18,607 20,049 20,411 21,415 20,920 21,312 12,485 4,460 16,624 5,015 18,148 4,419 63,958 4,099 14,754 4,407 59,367 18,645 19,643 4,601 21,374 82,636 14,425 20,606 3,674 22,849 24,434 13,819 3,861 3,978 25,900 4,240 26,995 4,002 1,276 1,607 332 339 388 322 404 522 65,566 66,604 16,600 18,649 20,068 21,338 22,589 23,734 (D) 28,537 4,281 M o rro w , O re g o n M a r io n , O r e g o n 1983 1979 1978 1980 1982 1981 1983 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 Total personal income.................................................. Nonfarm personal Income............................................. Farm income............................................................ 1,416,836 1,608,104 1,790,825 1,949,932 2,028,103 2,122,209 78,471 83,149 82,980 93,025 87,275 111,275 1,367,271 1,547,397 1,724,354 1,885,364 1,953,373 2,058,114 41,290 51,292 54,003 54,993 54,068 62,143 49,565 60,707 66,471 64,568 74,730 64,095 37,181 31,857 28,977 38,032 33,207 49,132 Population (thousands)1.................................................. Per capita personal income (dollars)................................ 192.3 198.6 205.5 208.5 208.6 209.2 6.5 7.2 7.6 7.4 7.5 7.8 7,368 8,097 8,716 9,351 9,721 10,145 12,006 11,600 10,885 12,515 11,598 14,206 1,081,372 1,214,364 1,283,008 1,334,043 1,330,396 81,798 -4 3 ,8 6 1 83,287 -2 8 ,7 2 4 98,667 4,054 3,968 88,235 3,256 79,569 3,121 -5 0 ,0 0 5 73,871 -3 3 ,7 5 5 79,928 2,483 106,554 68,477 1,393,533 88,577 93,450 58,996 -4 5 ,5 5 1 -3 4 ,0 0 2 -1 1 ,2 4 5 -2 5 ,9 8 3 -2 4 ,0 1 9 -1 4 ,0 7 6 -1 2 ,5 7 7 -1 6 ,3 0 7 976,825 1,095,882 1,175,382 1,208,384 1,218,385 1,270,954 66,200 68,590 63,871 86,459 262,926 317,610 397,188 426,288 438,851 6,696 8,245 65,463 9,949 70,903 219,476 220,535 12,623 13,259 13,673 249,296 297,833 344,360 383,430 412,404 5,575 6,314 7,568 9,499 10,145 11,143 893,063 998,949 1,059,294 1,118,606 1,109,866 66,478 64,755 51,702 49,128 55,905 77,059 138,356 83,963 94,796 125,734 3,667 5,076 5,595 4,929 139,751 87,468 127,969 1,153,210 105,902 44,795 69,535 118,774 134,421 31,466 27,113 23,100 31,604 4,877 25,564 24,456 94,318 36,977 101,379 40,178 99,573 37,740 90,229 43,226 82,508 35,652 27,504 3,962 22,697 4,416 18,841 27,698 4,259 3,906 20,968 4,596 49,565 1,031,807 60,707 66,471 64,568 74,730 64,095 28,977 38,032 33,207 49,132 1,216,537 1,255,666 839,298 1,329,438 37,181 42,747 31,857 1,153,657 66,810 50,203 46,362 57,422 887,363 38,159 60,950 64,473 57,564 41,825 37,258 48,023 12,395 342 (D) 432 481 In c o m e b y P la c e o f R e s id e n c e Derivation of total personal income: Total earnings by place of work...................................... Less: Personal contributions for social insurance2 .................. Plus: Adjustment for residence........................................ Equals: Net earnings by place of residence.......................... Plus: Dividends, interest, and rent4 .................................. Plus: Transfer payments............................................... 3,788 E a r n in g s b y P la c e o f W o r k Earnings by type: Wages and salaries..................................................... Other labor income..................................................... Proprietors’ income5................................................... Farm................................................................. Nonfarm.............................................................. 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 estate............................ Services........................................................... Government and government enterprises.......................... Federal, civilian................................................... Military............................................................ State and local................................................... See footnotes at end of tables. 98,769 7,057 43,592 38,225 5,367 715,179 806,021 848,833 1,269,475 868,956 8,596 (D) (D) (D ) 11,428 3,248 86,200 (D) 98,878 (D) 89,031 (D ) 76,313 426 462 (D ) 0 0 0 0 0 (D) 0 55,085 56,020 13,245 30,693 24,970 7,738 3,065 2,689 166,375 196,724 204,076 112,625 190,773 114,757 197,763 110,188 12,500 4,544 7,203 15,260 10,117 16,936 12,136 15,283 11,667 24,783 101,885 203,337 111,300 15,989 85,747 80,628 57,067 94,839 91,451 92,037 76,016 87,575 7,956 8,786 5,143 4,800 3,616 3,985 54,897 58,108 59,333 62,669 64,390 65,494 3,483 (D ) 8,399 9,758 10,962 63,654 63,308 64,808 (D) 1,789 152,749 67,681 150,276 65,420 159,473 71,146 3,473 935 (0 ) 3,476 917 1,687 146,664 73,129 (D) 3,220 1,088 (D) (D) 3,589 889 3,752 936 3,730 206,623 367,704 229,996 238,192 259,802 400,519 2,759 5,860 2,408 442,075 2,420 4,588 2,658 416,368 6,909 8,378 2,296 9,104 33,026 33,673 3,706 35,905 4,327 777 853 461 977 484 1,240 747 1,393 66 651 1,317 681 378,989 401,843 3,745 4,546 5,448 6,391 7,060 7,401 46,896 54,504 124,964 137,490 63,438 71,151 180,754 158,395 316,628 26,577 347,636 2,667 2,781 31,098 3,244 287,384 317,193 333,362 27,662 3,129 364,364 20,798 (0 ) 2,561 9,399 64 LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME OREGON Table 5.— Personal Income for States and Counties of Alaska, Hawaii, and the Far West Region, 1978-83— Continued ._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ [Thousands of dollars] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ M u ltn o m a h , O re g o n P o lk , O r e g o n 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 4,929,110 5,495,468 6,067,454 6,570,729 4,915,678 13,432 6,666,270 6,996,761 5,481,820 13,648 6,054,089 13,365 291,325 333,139 6,654,186 12,084 356,049 388,920 396,334 412,154 382,438 6,482 556.8 561.6 P e r capita personal incom e (d o lla rs )................................................. 564.8 281,345 9,980 44,8 347,635 8,414 552.2 6,985,517 11,244 561.7 320,191 12,948 Population (thousands)1...................................... 6,555,299 15,430 565.4 45.0 45.0 8,926 46.4 387*958 8,376 459 404*965 7489 45J5 9,870 10,805 11,622 11,804 12,457 6,509 7,405 7,904 8,379 8,643 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 rent"...................... Plus: transfer payments...................................... 9,046 5,294,634 306,210 -1,538,843 3,449,581 766,857 712,672 5,910,427 358,031 -1,749,910 3,802,486 911,845 781,137 6,404,273 393,926 -1,913,005 4,097,342 1,068,496 901,616 6,699,497 444,323 -2,020,819 4,234,355 1,305,136 1,031,238 6,640,159 449,110 -2,051,875 4,139,174 1,366,839 1,160,257 6,819,937 464,842 -2,028,197 4,326,898 1,411,911 1,257,952 147,031 8,006 68,448 207,473 46,761 37,091 165,463 9,312 77,369 233,520 58,123 41,496 163,417 9,690 83,179 236,906 70,010 49,133 165,951 10*698 90*259 245,512 87*388 56,020 155848 10,230 94*709 240327 92,564 63>43 157 ??fi 10493 102396 249129 95*274 67751 Earnings by type: Wages and salaries........................................ Other labor income.............................................. Proprietors' income“ ..................................... Farm.................................................. Nonfarm........................................................ 4,485,882 407,829 400,923 6,637 394,286 5,029,723 454,110 426,594 7,219 419,375 5,485,275 506,283 412,715 6,250 406,465 5,800,494 520,202 378,801 8,168 370,633 5,766,295 554,771 319,093 3,510 315,583 5,836,465 593,604 389,868 3,541 386,327 113,485 10,711 22,835 6,522 16,313 127,428 11,903 26,132 9,677 16,455 131,087 12,504 19,826 4,792 15,034 137,747 13,083 15,121 2,787 12,334 128,739 12,885 14*224 4,021 10,203 Earnings by industry: Farm........................................... Nonfarm..................................... Private.................................................... Agricultural services, forestry, fisheries, and other*.......... Mining............................................................ Constractroe...................................................... Manufacturing.................................................... Nondurable goods............................................. Durable goods................................................ Transportation and public utilities.............................. Wholesale trade.................................................. Detail trade....................................................... Finance, insurance, and real estate............................ Services.............................................. Government and government enterprises.......................... Federal, civilian.................................................. Military................................................ State and local....................................... 128,083 13345 15,798 3*278 12,520 13,432 5,281,202 4,535,069 (0) (D) 329,365 1,015,640 303,374 712,266 588,495 620,960 550,551 447,921 963,554 746,133 231,209 19,796 495,128 13,648 5,896,779 5,091,858 10,278 6,254 380,506 1,137,458 334,540 802,918 675,217 693,621 604,772 501,425 1,082,327 804,921 247,832 19,852 537,237 13,365 6,390,908 5,522,906 11,692 9,506 385,952 1,218,667 359,526 859,141 756,511 743,244 633,631 539,196 1,224,507 868,002 266,984 21,067 579,951 15,430 6,684,067 5,740,833 12,106 13,078 350,142 1,240,988 379,563 861,425 813,777 762,584 654,594 566,015 1,327,549 943,234 293,562 15,041 634,631 12,084 6,628,075 5,628,697 11,072 13,904 291,583 1,152,536 378,659 773,877 828,091 722,144 655,467 554,356 1,399,544 999,378 309,183 22,486 667,709 11,244 6,808,693 5,767,072 12,196 12,943 266,528 1,066,139 386,151 679,988 859,086 743,957 694,809 600,496 1,510,918 1,041,621 329,751 17,563 694,307 9,980 137,051 111,126 3,046 281 12,719 57,934 10,557 47,377 2,804 3,439 12,880 5,399 12,624 25,925 1,639 760 23,526 12,948 152,515 124,344 (D) (D) 13,403 64,943 12,306 52,637 3,474 4,323 13,698 6,609 14,120 28,171 1,953 729 25,489 8,414 155,003 125,192 (D) (D) 12,193 65,302 13,466 51,836 3,319 4,390 14,581 6,219 15,344 29,811 2,459 731 26,621 6,482 159,469 127,516 (D) (D) 9,343 70,579 18,201 52,378 3,597 4,386 14,574 4,752 16,521 31,953 2,587 823 28,543 8,376 147,472 115,148 3,018 61 7,829 61,244 15*270 45*974 4*339 4,219 13,310 3*716 17,412 32*324 2,790 835 28,699 7,189 150*037 116991 (D) (D) 9,505 55*617 11,329 44288 4763 4,483 17287 4,504 17*431 33,046 2*595 1,007 29,4« 1978 1979 1980 1982 1983 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 I n c o m e b y P l a c e o f R e s id e n c e Total personal in c o m e ................................................. E a r n in g s b y P la c e o f W o r k S h e rm a n , O reg o n 1981 T illa m o o k , O r e g o n 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 I n c o m e b y P l a c e o f R e s id e n c e Total personal in c o m e .................................................... Nonfarm personal income............................................. Farm income............................................. 20,765 21,994 32,540 34,822 25,733 12,361 8,404 31,405 137,106 155,050 14,519 7,475 15,983 16,557 17,877 16,945 171,241 186,291 192,242 18,162 7,571 202,327 19,076 12,329 130,492 6,614 162,646 8,595 176,832 9,459 179,920 12,322 189,912 12,415 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.2 P er capita personal incom e (d o lla rs)............................................ 2.3 2.3 19.9 146,812 8,238 20.6 21.2 10,487 21.3 21.6 10,697 216 14,872 15,778 11,432 13,952 6,897 7,525 8,060 8,730 8,895 9,362 Derivation of total personal income: Total earnings by place of work...................................... Less: Personal contributions for social insurance2 .................. Plus: Adjustment for residence........................... Equals: Net earnings by place of residence.......................... Plus: Dividends, interest, and rent".................................. Plus: Transfer payments............................................... 16,243 461 -386 15,396 3,280 2,089 20,106 785 -3,387 15,934 3,630 2,430 28,735 775 -2,458 25,502 4,272 2,766 26,969 666 (1) 26,275 5,281 3,266 16,492 638 515 16,369 5,589 3,775 22,337 691 143 21,789 5,726 3,890 92,365 4,969 1,067 88,463 24,301 24,342 101,281 5,676 1,390 96,995 29,916 28,139 103,846 6,005 1,817 99,658 37,095 34,488 102,855 6,331 1,796 98,320 47,162 40,809 99,453 6*148 2*021 95,326 50,643 46,273 107 006 6679 1,791 102,118 51,999 48710 6,558 416 9,269 7,408 1,861 11,004 615 8,487 6,534 1,953 10,739 649 17,347 15,514 1,833 9,052 561 17,356 15,880 1,476 8,260 563 7,669 6,314 1,355 9,090 657 12,581 11,202 1,379 66,564 5,699 20,102 4,378 15,724 72,729 6,219 22,333 6,123 16,210 75,734 6,709 21,403 6,256 15,147 78,561 6,688 17,606 7,071 10,535 75,457 6,720 17,276 9,505 7,771 79,876 7,762 19,368 9,878 9,490 8,404 7,839 4,809 239 0 267 ai ai di 544 902 2,146 166 525 3,030 1,762 7,475 12,631 9,280 (D) 0 4,788 93 74 (L) (9) 615 2,312 173 541 3,351 1,964 16,557 12,178 8,526 156 0 (0) 150 127 16,945 10,024 5,935 147 0 7,571 8,921 4,680 (9) 0 (0) (D) 170 (D) 703 (D) 2,315 136 247 4,241 2,502 (L) 1,710 12,329 10,008 5,068 151 0 182 191 183 6,614 85,751 66,304 4,598 200 4,396 28,274 5,039 23,235 3,429 2,246 10,546 3,062 9,553 19,447 2,555 3,530 13,362 8,238 93,043 72,869 4,557 144 4,869 30,687 5,441 25,246 3,955 2,698 11,752 3,284 10,923 20,174 2,712 2,526 14,936 8,595 95,251 73,014 4,263 158 4,327 29,800 5,808 23,992 4,257 3,272 11,974 3,066 11,897 22,237 3,240 1,756 17,241 9,459 93,396 69,794 2,734 61 4,830 28,552 6,547 22,005 4,168 3,102 12,664 1,489 12,194 23,602 3,384 948 19,270 12,322 87,131 61,890 2*256 135 3,781 22,846 7,353 15,493 4,049 3,107 12,615 1,010 12,091 25,241 3,525 1,063 20,653 12,415 94,591 68,852 1,310 (D) 4,717 26,455 8,030 18,425 4,729 2,963 13,175 (D) 13,275 25,739 3,696 1,200 20,843 Population (thousands)1.......................................... E a r n in g s b y P la c e o f W o r k Earnings by type: Wages and salaries..................................................... Other labor income..................................................... Proprietors income5.................................................... Nonlarm.............................................................. 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 estate............................ Services................................................ Government and government enterprises.......................... Federal, civilian............................................ Military.................................................... State and local........................................... See footnotes at end of tables. (1) 1,248 (1) 1,364 (1) (0) 667 2,336 194 582 3,652 2,164 (E) 1,461 (0) 201 182 (L) (D) 732 2,528 128 330 4,089 2,436 (1) 1,630 (1) 724 902 2,414 186 318 4,940 3,079 (L) 1,825 LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME OREGON 65 Table 5.— Personal Income for States and Counties of Alaska, Hawaii, and the Far West Region, 1978-83— Continued _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ [Thousands of dollars]_________ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ I n c o m e b y P l a c e o f R e s id e n c e T o ta l p e rs o n a l in c o m e ........................................................................ Derivation of total personal income: Equals: Net earnings by place of residence.......................... Plus: Dividends, interest, and rent4................................... 1983 1982 1981 1980 1979 1978 1983 1982 1981 1980 1979 1978 _ U n io n , O r e g o n U m a t illa , O r e g o n 440,654 496,975 548,605 542,839 578,002 160,061 177,899 196,659 212,332 215,350 233,437 400,060 364,589 35,471 451,531 45,444 499,426 49,179 521,489 21,350 167,580 10,319 183,277 13,382 202,125 10,207 209,026 6,324 227,293 6,144 59.1 60.1 60.3 545,681 32,321 60.4 149,229 10,832 55.5 415,577 25,077 57.4 23.0 23.3 23.9 24.5 24.6 24.5 7,676 8,415 9,123 9,007 9,564 6,970 7,625 8,214 8,671 8,767 9,539 7,212 292,111 14,742 13,462 290,831 50,893 58,336 304,649 16,753 27,470 315,366 59,743 65,545 338,035 17,912 25,830 345,953 72,203 78,819 356,837 20,148 31,465 368,154 91,026 89,425 330,359 21,076 29,953 339,236 101,771 101,832 359,981 22,284 26,863 364,56U 104,877 108,565 119,479 6,166 -450 112,863 22,469 24,729 132,089 7,237 -1,026 123,826 26,758 27,315 139,663 7,662 -1,189 130,812 32,718 33,129 143,303 8,688 -989 133,626 41,484 37,222 137,811 8,949 —884 154,096 44,795 42,577 -2,093 141,918 46,160 45,359 223,593 20,589 47.929 19.930 27,999 241,905 21,695 41,049 10,389 30,660 256,874 23,677 57,484 29,166 28,318 273,332 25,180 58,325 32,577 25,748 276,399 27,295 26,665 1,854 24,811 285,196 30,658 44,127 14,752 29,375 92,345 8,518 18,616 7,912 10,704 103,390 9,081 19,618 7,561 12,057 108,341 9,683 21,639 10,322 11,317 116,045 10,044 17,214 7,086 10,128 115,665 10,801 11,345 2,679 8,666 128,120 12,741 13,235 2,839 10,396 35,471 256,640 200,440 3,564 434 17,026 58,790 32,777 26,013 27,665 15,180 33,974 8,747 35,060 56,200 14,771 748 40,681 25,077 279,572 217,941 2,620 502 18,117 64,024 38,966 25,058 29,235 16,940 38,068 9,752 38,683 61,631 15,528 769 45,334 45,444 292,591 225,552 (») (») 17,787 64,079 42,087 21,992 31,095 19,499 38,446 10,559 41,307 67,039 17,233 905 48,901 49,179 307,658 234,650 (D) (D) 13,667 69,801 44,350 25,451 32,295 21,563 39,693 10,537 43,256 73,008 19,039 863 53,106 21,350 309,009 233,589 (») (D) 11,470 69,189 46,842 22,347 33,653 20,853 38,178 10,950 45,429 75,420 19,946 946 54,528 32,321 327,660 248,854 3,891 676 10,866 77,283 50,685 26,598 33,581 20,775 39,869 11,550 50,363 78,806 20,613 1,198 56,995 10,832 108,647 87,272 (0) (0) 4,623 31,187 1,070 30,117 15,783 4,527 12,794 3,004 14,356 21,375 3,620 283 17,472 10,319 121,770 9/,634 (D) (D) 6,404 33,061 1,175 31,886 18,439 4,954 13,648 3,162 16,502 24,136 4,622 291 19,223 13,382 126,281 99,863 969 0 6,952 31,305 1,218 30,087 19,751 5,164 14,031 3,369 18,322 26,418 4,729 343 21,346 10,207 133,096 104,229 1,058 140 6,472 34,066 1,170 32,896 19,690 5,198 15,060 2,742 19,803 28,867 4,616 284 23,967 6,324 131,487 101,174 997 (L) 4,525 33,674 1,306 32,368 19,655 5,113 14,629 2,479 20,090 30,313 4,588 350 25,375 6,144 147,952 115,707 (D) (D) 5,088 41,384 1,110 1978 1979 1982 1983 1978 E a r n in g s b y P la c e o f W o r k Earnings by type: Other labor income..................................................... Proprietors' income1.................................................... Farm.................................................................. Earnings by industry: Transportation and public utilities.............................. Retail trade....................................................... Government and government enterprises.......................... Federal, civilian................................................... State and local................................................... W a s c o , O reg o n W a llo w a , O r e g o n 1981 1980 21,041 5,913 16,369 2,901 21,975 32,245 4,953 448 26,844 1980 1979 1983 1982 1981 I n c o m e b y P l a c e o f R e s id e n c e Derivation of total personal income: 50,630 58,887 63,027 67,523 68,280 74,661 173,816 200,367 217,229 242,683 246,348 251,186 41,977 8,653 47,733 11,154 51,825 11,202 58,287 9,236 61,229 7,051 66,311 8,350 156,418 17,398 181,210 19,157 202,505 14,724 224,349 18,334 229,859 16,489 236,862 14,324 6.8 7.0 7.3 7.4 7.5 7.5 21.0 21.2 21.7 22.3 22.4 21.8 7,428 8,452 8,630 9,142 9,149 9,903 8,279 9,458 9,996 10,867 10,986 11,521 31,380 1,371 2,136 32,145 10,287 8,198 36,309 1,575 2,351 37,085 12,452 9,350 37,878 1,712 2,125 38,291 13,817 10,919 37,694 1,930 2,490 38,254 16,420 12,849 35,240 1,995 2,356 35,601 18,473 14,206 41,438 2,331 1,683 40,790 18,920 14,951 123,213 6,109 4,543 121,647 27,455 24,714 138,449 7,185 8,679 139,943 33,093 27,331 143,233 7,894 9,727 145,066 39,852 32,311 153,966 8,940 9,998 155,024 49,897 37,762 149,723 9,173 10,177 150,727 52,686 42,935 149,538 9,303 10,458 150,693 54,136 46,357 19,308 1,920 10,152 6,330 3,822 21,410 1,992 12,907 8,966 3,941 23,073 2,215 12,590 8,769 3,821 25,011 2,300 10,383 6,750 3,633 25,620 2,494 7,126 4,188 2,938 29,361 2,993 9,084 5,700 3,384 90,300 8,488 24,425 12,012 12,413 101,736 9,558 27,155 14,060 13,095 110,651 10,794 21,788 9,081 12,707 118,270 11,239 24,457 12,583 11,874 117,356 11,452 20,915 9,685 11,230 116,201 12,110 21,227 8,262 12,965 8,653 22,727 16,259 248 (L) 1,366 5,837 134 5,703 968 1,009 3,382 801 2,601 6,468 1,975 69 4,424 11,154 25,155 18,479 (D) (D) 1,343 7,098 154 6,944 1,406 922 3,760 908 2,781 6,676 1,566 75 5,035 11,202 26,676 19,255 224 (L) 1,708 6,525 189 6,336 1,660 1,060 4,080 997 2,965 7,421 1,703 91 5,627 9,236 28,458 19,176 206 (L) 1,203 6,717 197 6,520 1,638 1,172 4,294 957 2,972 9,282 2,865 76 6,341 7,051 28,189 18,231 187 (L) 1,049 5,894 169 5,725 1,789 1,240 4,169 960 2,914 9,958 3,029 96 6,833 8,350 33,088 22,821 206 (L) 2,061 8,618 199 8,419 1,988 1,325 4,344 1,030 3,259 10,267 3,120 122 7,025 17,398 105,815 84,220 (D) (9) 6,768 29,231 3,021 26,210 7,674 3,784 15,668 3,068 16,365 21,595 6,893 230 14,472 19,157 119,292 95,369 1,237 297 7,934 34,048 3,828 30,220 8,534 4,303 17,076 3,299 18,641 23,923 7,584 260 16,079 14,724 128,509 102,000 (0) (D) 7,905 36,433 4,104 32,329 9,161 4,910 17,936 3,502 20,741 26,509 8,632 286 17,591 18,334 135,632 106,330 (D) (D) 6,653 38,564 4,799 33,765 9,199 5,306 18,548 3,366 23,040 29,302 9,469 275 19,558 16,489 133,234 102,561 (0) (8) 5,436 34,967 5,143 29,824 9,293 5,234 18,526 3,179 24,409 30,673 10,118 332 20,223 14,324 135,214 104,371 (D) (8) 5,928 33,508 6,084 27,424 9,195 5,436 18,793 3,472 26,362 30,843 9,637 388 20,818 E a r n in g s b y P la c e o f W o r k Earnings by type: Earnings by industry: Durable goods................................................ State and locai.................................................. See footnotes at end of tables. 66 LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME OREGON Table 5.— Personal Income for States and Counties of Alaska, Hawaii, and the Far West Region, 1978-83— Continued [Thousands of dollars! W ashington, Oregon Wheeler, Oregon 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 Incom e by Place o f Residence Total personal income.................................................. Nonfarm personal income.............................................. Farm income..................................................... 2,100,185 2,074,862 25.323 2,465,709 2,425,867 39.842 2,778,394 2,747,752 30.642 3,034,533 3,006,065 28.468 3,190,879 3,156,646 34.233 3,350,493 3,316,348 34.145 12,784 10,050 2.734 13,566 10,870 2.696 14,412 11,477 2.935 15,521 12,909 2,612 15,562 13,663 1.899 Population (thousands)1..................................... Per capita personal income (dollars)................................ 222.8 9,426 235.8 10,456 247.4 11,229 253.4 11,974 258.8 12,331 260.6 12,855 1.8 7,138 1.6 8,292 1.5 9,831 1.5 10,551 1.5 10,409 16,461 13,730 2.731 1.5 113 Derivation of total personal income: Total earnings by place of work...................................... Less: Personal contributions for social insurance2.................. Plus: Adjustment for residence............................ Equals: Net earnings by place of residence.......................... Plus: Dividends, Interest, and rent*.................................. Plus: Transfer payments.................................... 1,216,291 69,404 500.092 1,646,979 283.093 170,113 1,499,411 89,179 520,312 1,930,544 343,968 191.197 1,661,390 100,983 572,047 2,132,454 417,684 228,256 1,724,721 113,406 627,978 2,239,293 522,570 272,670 1,830,779 121,893 611,223 2,320,109 556,108 314,662 1,952,875 131,399 614,588 2,436,064 575,236 339,193 7,670 294 1,440 8,816 2,194 1,774 7,084 275 2,208 9,017 2,573 1,976 6,932 262 2,209 8,879 3,055 2,478 6,996 306 2,494 9,184 3,794 2,543 6,157 314 2,325 8,168 4,307 3.087 6,837 303 2,276 8,810 4,418 3,233 1,006,114 94,789 115,388 14,221 101,167 1,243,759 116,367 139,285 29,342 109,943 1,401,343 136,453 123,594 19,015 104,579 1,481,082 143,052 100,587 16,610 83,977 1,578,563 161,006 91,210 20,237 70,973 1,662,448 179,143 111,284 21,609 89,675 4,467 424 2,779 1,984 795 3,763 298 3,023 1,988 1,035 3,625 305 3,002 2,149 853 4,144 338 2.514 1,811 703 4,178 355 1,624 961 663 3,834 340 2,663 1,879 784 25.323 1,190,968 1,087,304 7,305 4,159 116,380 449,351 52,569 396,782 44,522 87,550 153,038 61,839 163,160 103,664 8,490 3,866 91,308 39.842 1,459,569 1,336,372 (D) (D) 147,054 561,926 61,470 500,456 52,911 109,495 174,318 74,719 201,153 123.197 9,861 4,045 109,291 30.642 1,630,748 1,489,807 (D) (D) 131,913 653,220 66,598 586,622 59,315 136,596 186,774 76,319 230,705 140,941 12,532 4,741 123,668 28.468 1,696,253 1,537,198 (D) (D) 113,950 666,459 73,009 593,450 61,282 150,228 200,374 64,648 264,192 159,055 14,366 5,110 139,579 34.233 1,796,546 1,623,411 11,888 3,083 97,980 721,372 84,074 637,298 67,242 166,871 202,117 63,993 288,865 173,135 14,723 6,238 152,174 34.145 1,918,730 1,734,746 13,638 2,336 93,562 757,437 99,028 658,409 75,835 184,082 215,063 69,127 323,666 183,984 16,383 7,003 160,598 2.734 4,936 3,474 (D) 0 160 (D) 0 (0) 203 57 396 286 282 1,462 186 (L) 1,258 2.696 4,388 2,673 (D) 0 219 (D) 0 (D) 325 123 462 423 326 1,715 332 (L) 1,366 2.935 3,997 2,206 98 0 190 438 0 438 375 (L) 512 301 245 1,791 375 (L) 1,398 2,612 4,384 2,424 <D) 0 (D) (0) 0 (D) 353 67 540 214 288 1,960 430 (E) 1.515 1.899 4,258 2,171 (0) 0 (D) 358 0 358 344 (L) 545 229 360 2.087 458 (L) 1,610 2.731 4,106 2,048 1982 1983 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 Earnings by Place o f W ork Earnings by type: Wages and salaries..................................................... Other labor income..................................................... Proprietors' income5.................................................... Farm.................................................................. Nonfarm.............................................................. Earnings by industry: Farm..................................................................... Nonfarm................................................................. 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 estate............................ Services..................................................... Government and government enterprises.......................... Federal, civilian................................................... Military................................................. State and local....................................... Yam hill, Oregon 1978 1979 1980 1981 Incom e by Place o f Residence Total personal income.................................................. Nonfarm personal income............................................. Farm income...................................................... 371,273 358,441 12,832 435,736 420,370 15,366 483,858 469,293 14,565 521,217 508,511 12,706 531,344 517,485 13,859 556,346 542,430 13,016 Population (thousands)1........................................ Per capita personal income (dollars)................................ 51.8 7,161 53.4 8,163 55.6 8,708 56.4 9,245 56.9 9,345 57.1 9,752 Derivation of total personal Income: Total earnings by place of wcik................................... less: Personal contributions for social insurance2 .................. Plus: Adjustment for residence....................................... Equals: Net earnings by place of residence.......................... Plus: Dividends, interest, and rent*.................................. Plus: Transfer payments................................... 225,334 12,531 51,376 264,179 55,972 51,122 262,256 15,248 61,287 308,295 69,414 58,027 284,882 16,995 62,527 330,414 82,986 70,458 285,723 18,470 68,090 335,343 103,139 82,735 277,707 18,349 69,343 328,701 108,523 94,120 294,668 19,595 69,311 344,384 111,658 100,304 Earnings by type: Wages and salaries..................................................... Other labor income..................................................... Proprietors’ income5.................................................... Farm......................................................... Nonfarm.................................................. 176,060 17,848 31,426 7,824 23,602 206,853 20,317 35,086 10,636 24,450 228,881 22,757 33,244 9,319 23,925 233,560 23,114 29,049 7,354 21,695 228,274 24,171 25,262 7,603 17,659 238,049 27,009 29,610 8,245 21,365 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................................................... Military................................................... State and local................................................... 12,832 212,502 186,050 (D) (D) 15,997 87,819 19,539 68,280 6,552 7,709 24,625 9,456 27,432 26,452 1,943 544 23,965 15,366 246,890 216,959 (D) (D) 19,457 103,243 23,581 79,662 7,939 8,085 28,150 11,031 31,629 29,931 1,887 592 27,452 14,565 270,317 235,803 (D) (D) 29,356 101,737 27,676 74,061 10,474 9,259 29,296 11,750 35,904 34,514 2,199 710 31,605 12,706 273,017 233,778 13,859 263,848 222,724 4,243 1,135 9,816 102,612 34,090 68,522 9,177 9,609 32,122 13,107 40,903 41,124 2,705 784 37,635 13,916 280,752 238,184 4,301 1,295 11,180 108,978 35,106 73,872 9,781 10,701 32,657 14,174 45,117 42,568 2,845 981 38,742 E a r n in g s b y P la c e o f W o r k See footnotes at end of tables. (0 ) (D) 14,073 107,464 32,027 75,437 9,764 10,074 33,079 14,183 39,061 39,239 2,564 620 36,055 11 0 210 137 0 137 382 (L) 555 254 389 2,058 412 (L) 1,621 WASHINGTON W ASHINGTON - Consolidated Metropolitan Statistical Areas, Primary Metropolitan Statistical Areas, Metropolitan Statistical Areas, Counties, and Selected Places LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME LEGEND Consolidated metropolitan statistical area (CMSA) PO RTLA N D -V A N CO U V ER (PART) Primary metropolitan statistical area (PMSA) Metropolitan statistical area (MSA) SCALE 0 1 , 20 40 60 80 100 Kilometers 1 ! 1____ I________I_____I______ I 100 Miles N U.S. Department of Commerce S Place of 100,000 or more inhabitants ® Place of 50,000 to 100,000 inhabitants 9 Place of 25,000 to 50,000 inhabitants O MSA central city of fewer than 25,000 inhabitants State capital underlined I political boundaries are as of January I, I980 BUREAU OF THE CENSUS 124° CMSA, PMSA, and MSA boundaries are as defined on June 30, 1983 68 LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME WASHINGTON Total Personal Income 1983 Percent of State Total: W ashington WA Other Metro Tacoma, WA ( 10.7%) Spokane, WA ( 7 . 1%) Vancouver, WA ( 4 . 1%) Total Personal Income P e rce n t P e rce nt C hange 1978 —83 U.S. Washington Seattle WA Spokane WA Tacoma WA Vancouver WA WA WA Other Metro Non—Metro 69 LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME WASHINGTON Table 5.— Personal Income for States and Counties of Alaska, Hawaii, and the Far West Region, 1978-83 [Thousands of dollars] W a s h in g to n (M e tr o p o lita n p o r tio n ) S ta te o f W a s h in g to n 1978 1979 1980 1982 1981 1983 1980 1979 1978 1982 1981 1983 I n c o m e b y P l a c e o f R e s id e n c e 32,913,144 37,878,051 42,509,924 47,599,800 49,951,902 52,301,249 26,931,086 31,126,651 35,049,042 39,255,148 41,283,771 43,148,713 Nonfarm personal income.............................................. Farm income............................................................ 32,003,184 909,960 37,006,434 871,617 41,652,215 857,709 46,590,897 1,008,903 48,895,508 1,056,394 51,148,489 1,152,760 26,527,588 403,498 30,722,575 404,076 34,665,582 383,460 38,813,055 442,093 40,796,985 486,786 42,661,595 487,118 Population (thousands)1.................................................. Per capita personal income (dollars)................................ 3,886.2 4,012.8 4,148.0 4,235.1 4,276.1 4,300.4 3,120.7 3,224.8 3,335.9 3,413.4 3,451.2 3,472.1 8,469 9,439 10,248 11,239 11,682 12,162 8,630 9,652 10,506 11,500 11,962 12,427 24,918,665 1,365,318 428,524 23,981,871 4,729,002 4,202,271 28,594,433 1,642,993 514,245 27,465,685 5,706,245 4,706,121 31,326,153 1,829,842 559,164 30,055,475 6,795,836 5,658,613 33,986,851 2,120,946 591,384 32,457,289 8,588,210 6,554,301 34,677,441 2,211,413 645,129 33,111,157 9,431,302 7,409,443 36,124,992 2,311,003 687,397 34,501,386 9,804,697 7,995,166 20,687,829 1,151,548 293,902 19,830,183 3,770,034 3,330,869 23,924,941 1,392,133 328,196 22,861,004 4,551,803 3,713,844 26,362,139 1,556,885 359,200 25,164,454 5,432,760 4,451,828 28,693,690 1,813,829 360,080 27,239,941 6,852,863 5,162,344 29,434,215 1,897,731 376,894 27,913,378 7,530,069 5,840,324 30,574,534 1,983,077 414,234 29,005,691 7,836,141 6,306,881 20,643,843 1,556,355 2,718,467 641,900 2,076,567 24,055,573 1,785,258 2,753,602 542,532 2,211,070 26,656,385 2,054,305 2,615,463 488,856 2,126,607 29,195,872 2,267,021 2,523,958 660,840 1,863,118 29,960,815 2,542,132 2,174,494 643,950 1,530,544 30,703,181 2,797,542 2,624,269 783,262 1,841,007 17,443,350 1,324,648 1,919,831 271,267 1,648,564 20,393,844 1,525,221 2,005,876 241,274 1,764,602 22,688,962 1,763,885 1,909,292 200,752 1,708,540 24,979,290 1,954,045 1,760,355 270,354 1,490,001 25,727,353 2,197,714 1,509,148 282,900 1,226,248 26,374,114 2,412,004 1,788,416 305,173 1,483,243 909,960 24,008,705 19,279,818 274,930 55,976 2,091,231 5,529,971 1,408,704 4,121,267 1,781,692 1,689,068 2,647,697 1,393,440 3,815,813 4,728,887 1,155,906 602,776 2,970,205 871,617 27,722,816 22,453,837 284,036 68,527 2,493,691 6,593,284 1,634,207 4,959,077 2,050,300 1,972,559 2,969,031 1,586,710 4,435,699 5,268,979 1,269,177 621,309 3,378,493 857,709 30,468,444 24,537,489 293,038 75,899 2,403,251 7,400,221 1,798,483 5,601,738 2,270,128 2,133,912 3,160,756 1,691,251 5,109,033 5,930,955 1,389,899 690,302 3,850,754 1,008,903 32,977,948 26,426,207 274,331 79,271 2,517,226 8,019,856 1,947,141 6,072,715 2,425,539 2,309,986 3,427,685 1,669,532 5,702,781 6,551,741 1,473,858 864,381 4,213,502 1,056,394 33,621,047 26,666,519 256,139 77,442 2,189,395 8,254,120 2,059,098 6,195,022 2,573,385 2,351,814 3,519,647 1,734,941 5,709,636 6,954,528 1,584,301 1,011,180 4,359,047 1,152,760 34,972,232 27,581,737 266,795 73,454 2,069,478 8,167,236 2,195,879 5,971,357 2,736,986 2,395,959 3,761,542 1,931,122 6,179,165 7,390,495 1,726,629 1,046,981 4,616,885 403,498 20,284,331 16,353,531 164,438* (D) 1,755,758 4,458,574 1,104,941 3,353,633 1,584,245 1,509,529 2,218,008 1,277,918 3,347,651 3,930,800 1,016,546 522,868 2,391,386 404,076 23,520,865 19,157,303 (D) (D) 2,080,756 5,402,123 1,275,597 4,126,526 1,818,783 1,772,090 2,500,227 1,458,556 3,907,797 4,363,562 1,123,366 528,882 2,711,314 383,460 25,978,679 21,074,396 (D) (D) 1,963,930 6,181,611 1,391,006 4,790,605 2,022,497 1,923,715 2,678,952 1,561,190 4,520,849 4,904,283 1,228,576 586,596 3,089,111 442,093 28,251,597 22,828,004 (0) (D) 2,077,787 6,769,013 1,520,745 5,248,268 2,163,350 2,079,106 2,913,787 1,548,265 5,068,142 5,423,593 1,299,563 738,720 3,385,310 486,786 28,947,429 23,172,914 163,412* 29,432* 1,830,194 7,028,728 1,610,227 5,418,501 2,299,436 2,111,387 3,008,878 1,613,566 5,077,891 5,774,515 1,402,452 864,981 3,507,082 487,118 30,087,416 23,937,696 173,685* 27,739* 1,766,890 6,830,627 1,718,184 5,112,443 2,449,177 2,156,797 3,226,997 1,797,605 5,504,580 6,149,720 1,539,041 893,745 3,716,934 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 rent"................................... Plus: Transfer payments............................................... E a r n in g s b y P la c e o f W o r k Earnings by type: Wages and salaries..................................................... Other labor income..................................................... Proprietors’ income8................................................... Farm................................................................. Nonfarm................................................ .............. Earnings by industry: Farm..................................................................... 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 estate............................ Services........................................................... Government and government enterprises.......................... Federal, civilian................................................... Military............................................................ State and local................................................... A d a m s , W a s h in g to n W a s h in g t o n ( N o n m e t r o p o lit a n p o r t io n ) 1978 1979 1980 1982 1981 1983 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 5,982,058 6,751,400 7,460,882 8,344,652 8,668,131 9,152,536 117,771 117,944 137,695 159,582 159,538 180,694 5,475,596 506,462 6,283,859 467,541 6,986,633 474,249 7,777,842 566,810 8,098,523 569,608 8,486,894 665,642 81,633 36,138 90,148 27,796 109,271 50,311 116,349 43,189 I n c o m e b y P l a c e o f R e s id e n c e Total personal income.................................................. Nonfarm personal income............................................. Farm income............................................................ Population (thousands)1.................................................. Per capita personal income (dollars)................................ 765.5 788.0 812.0 821.7 825.0 828.3 13.6 13.7 94,217 43,478 13.2 13.2 13.3 123,890 56,804 13.4 7,815 8,568 9,188 10,155 10,507 11,050 8,656 8,607 10,459 12,085 12,032 13,463 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 rent".................................. Plus: Transfer payments............................................... 4,230,836 213,770 134,622 4,151,688 958,968 871,402 4,669,492 250,860 186,049 4,604,681 1,154,442 992,277 4,964,014 272,957 199,964 4,891,021 1,363,076 1,206,785 5,293,161 307,117 231,304 5,217,348 1,735,347 1,391,957 5,243,226 313,682 268,235 5,197,779 1,901,233 1,569,119 5,550,458 327,926 273,163 5,495,695 1,968,556 1,688,285 92,775 3,204 -2,922 86,649 19,887 11,235 88,609 3,577 -3,265 81,767 23,155 13,022 107,507 3,860 -3,947 99,700 22,844 15,151 117,892 4,373 -4,077 109,442 32,297 17,843 112,440 4,678 -4,327 103,435 35,749 20,354 130,031 4,912 -4,070 121,049 37,014 22,631 Earnings by type: Wages and salaries..................................................... Other labor income..................................................... Proprietors’ income5................................................... Farm................................................................. Nonfarm.............................................................. 3,200,493 231,707 798,636 370,633 428,003 3,661,729 260,037 747,726 301,258 446,468 3,967,423 290,420 706,171 288,104 418,067 4,216,582 312,976 763,603 390,486 373,117 4,233,462 344,418 665,346 361,050 304,296 4,329,067 385,538 835,853 478,089 357,764 57,945 3,778 31,052 24,239 6,813 64,022 4,118 20,469 13,222 7,247 68,767 4,451 34,289 27,167 7,122 71,668 4,703 41,521 34,861 6,660 76,195 5,394 30,851 24,914 5,937 76,541 6,169 47,321 40,379 6,942 Earnings by industry: Farm..................................................................... Nonfarm................................................................. Private............................................................... Agricultural services, forestry, fisheries, and other6.......... Mining............................................................ Construction...................................................... Manufacturing................................................... Nondurable goods............................................. Durabie goods................................................ Transportation and public utilities.............................. Wholesale trade.................................................. Retail trade....................................................... Finance, insurance, and real estate............................ Services........................................................... Government and government enterprises.......................... Federal, civilian................................................... Military............................................................ State and local................................................... 506,462 3,724,374 2,926,287 (D) (D) 330,065* 1,071,397 296,212* 765,471* 190,579* (D) 429,689 115,522 452,778* 798,087 139,360 79,908 578,819 467,541 4,201,951 3,296,534 (0) (D) 406,981* 1,191,161 341,406* 809,318* 222,905* (D) 468,804 128,154 510,848* 905,417 145,811 92,427 667,179 474,249 4,489,765 3,463,093 94,809’ 40,837* 433,592* 1,218,610 401,275* 797,521* 242,852* (D) 481,804 124,355* 570,633* 1,026,672 161,323 103,706 761,643 566,810 4,726,351 3,598,203 (D) 569,608 4,673,618 3,493,605 (D) (D) 358,032* 1,225,392 448,871 776,521 269,030* (D) 510,769 121,375 631,745 1,180,013 181,849 146,199 851,965 665,642 4,884,816 3,644,041 0» 0» 301,906* 1,336,609 477,695 858,914 287,809 (D) 534,545 131,597* 674,585 1,240,775 187,588 153,236 899,951 36,138 56,637 45,032 978 0 3,535 10,007 8,883 1,124 3,828 (D) 8,488 1,577 (0) 11,605 1,386 132 10,087 27,796 60,813 48,363 1,042 0 3,297 11,630 10,654 976 4,445 (D) 8,847 1,788 (D) 12,450 1,386 142 10,922 43,478 64,029 50,622 1,233 0 4,358 12,219 11,455 764 4,283 (0) 8,050 (0) (0) 13,407 1,545 157 11,705 50,311 67,581 52,962 1,482 0 5,538 10,110 9,284 826 4,469 (D) 8,220 2,006 (D) 14,619 1,701 243 12,675 43,189 69,251 54,010 1,405 0 4,233 10,504 9,660 844 4,615 16,490 7,856 1,867 7,040 15,241 1,749 298 13,194 56,804 73,227 57,405 1,544 0 4,388 11,988 10,838 1,150 5,159 16,822 8,113 1,867 7,524 15,822 1,941 335 13,546 E a r n in g s b y P la c e o f W o r k See footnotes at end of tables. (0 ) 433,677* 1,250,843 424,785* 764,311* 257,095* (D) 513,898 121,267 616,718* 1,128,148 174,295 125,661 828,192 LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME 70 WASHINGTON Table 5.— Personal Income for States and Counties of Alaska, Hawaii, and the Far West Region, 1978-83— Continued [Thousands of dollars! A s o t in , W a s h in g t o n 1978 1979 1980 1981 B e n t o n , W a s h in g t o n 1982 1983 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 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 ........................................................................... 117,709 136,570 148,771 Nonfarm personal income.............................................. Farm income........................................................... 164,804 167,924 181,896 919,793 112,175 5,534 131,352 5,218 1,072,951 1,191,998 1,424,960 142,852 5,919 157,718 7,086 1,451,198 161,391 6,533 1,458,317 173,638 8,258 879,006 40,787 1,038,296 34,655 1,144,349 47,649 1,374,661 50,299 1,404,290 54,027 114.4 Population (thousands)1.................................................. 16.2 16.5 16.8 17.0 17.0 17.2 96.7 P er capita personal incom e (d o lla rs)................................................. 103.9 110.8 113.0 1,395,812 55,386 116.8 7,288 8,301 8,830 9,722 9,860 10,601 9,512 10,323 10,757 12,616 12,428 12,742 Derivation of total personal income: Total earnings by place of work...................................... Less: Personal contributions for social insurance8.................. Plus: Adjustment for residence....................................... Equals: Net earnings by place of residence.......................... Plus: Dividends, interest, and rent*.................................. Plus: Transfer payments............................................... 38,751 2,045 44,926 81,632 18,261 17,816 41,776 2,331 54,422 93,867 22,275 20,428 45,757 2,616 55,146 98,287 26,204 24,280 49,472 2,973 57,854 104,353 32,818 27,633 46,305 2,995 57,699 101,009 35,815 31,100 51,369 3,200 63,416 111,585 37,094 33,217 811,281 44,135 -11,521 755,625 92,923 71,245 951,151 54,799 -19,592 876,760 114,677 81,514 1,018,494 58,549 -9,242 950,703 137,566 103,729 1,278,562 79,948 -68,795 1,129,819 175,150 119,991 1,254,992 78,821 -62,687 1,113,484 189,982 147,732 1,220,139 76,998 -42,690 1,100,451 198,055 159,811 Earnings by type: Wages and salaries..................................................... Other labor income..................................................... Proprietors income5.................................................... Farm................................................................. Nonfarm.............................................................. 25,421 1,717 11,613 4,879 6,734 28,393 1,885 11,498 4,421 7,077 31,726 2,153 11,878 5,028 6,850 34,581 2,477 12,414 6,237 6,177 32,912 2,666 10,727 5,532 5,195 34,789 3,116 13,464 7,351 6,113 701,197 42,594 67,490 22,107 45,383 841,241 51,208 58,702 11,602 47,100 896,641 57,329 64,524 21,764 42,760 1,142,956 69,642 65,964 26,032 39,932 1,116,282 78,374 60,336 26,537 33,799 1,065,067 85,826 69,246 28,367 40,879 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 Irade....................................................... Finance, insurance, and real estate............................ Services........................................................... Government and government enterprises.......................... Federal, civilian.................................................. Military........................................................... State and local................................................... 5,534 33,217 25,724 538 (L) (D) 2,919 (L) 2,888 1,919 889 4,844 1,474 (D) 7,493 492 156 6,845 5,218 36,558 27,852 475 a) (D) 3,129 50 3,079 2,065 900 5,424 1,652 (0) 8,706 590 170 7,946 5,919 39,838 29,794 460 (L) (0) 3,547 168 3,379 2,243 1,047 5,775 1,597 (D) 10,044 676 201 9,167 7,086 42,386 31,622 628 (L) (0) 4,033 252 3,781 2,442 1,141 6,318 1,466 (D) 10,764 753 312 9,699 6,533 39,772 29,476 617 (L) 3,262 3,296 116 3,180 2,765 1,183 6,365 1,475 10,526 10,296 796 383 9,117 8,258 43,111 32,347 732 <L) 3,396 4,455 173 4,282 2,695 1,198 7,159 1,588 11,136 10,764 793 430 9,541 40,787 770,494 681,299 (D) (D) 209,850 144,762 128,220 16,542 19,889 11,311 55,388 16,435 219,341 89,195 13,165 1,206 74,824 34,655 916,496 808,415 4,038 1,093 262,729 173,546 156,458 17,088 22,557 15,462 64,194 19,107 245,689 108,081 14,227 1,327 92,527 47,649 970,845 840,172 (D) (9) 227,669 189,828 170,647 19,181 25,184 12,487 68,771 19,773 291,349 130,673 15,577 1,581 113,515 50,299 1,228,263 1,076,613 (9) (9) 401,775 225,470 205,979 19,491 26,106 13,711 76,392 17,089 310,748 151,650 16,074 2,855 132,721 55,386 1,199,606 1,044,621 (D) (D) 318,203 262,125 241,751 20,374 27,256 12,531 77,319 17,594 323,620 154,985 17,040 3,463 134,482 54,027 1,166,112 1,005,067 5,617 650 204,149 308,038 285,280 22,758 29,035 13,793 76,144 18,552 349,089 161,045 18,251 3,855 138,939 1982 1983 E a r n in g s b y P la c e o f W o r k C h e la n , W a s h in g t o n 1978 1979 1980 1981 C la lla m , W a s h in g t o n 1982 1983 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 ........................................................................... 376,426 409,643 440,924 493,620 Nonfarm personal income............................................. Farm income............................................................ 511,355 541,419 371,285 437,301 474,335 521,764 539,225 333,345 43,081 371,471 38,172 569,875 411,252 29,672 464,054 29,566 479,531 31,824 506,936 34,483 365,912 5,373 430,713 6,588 471,167 3,168 515,967 5,797 533,291 5,934 564,253 5,622 Population (thousands)1.................................................. 43.7 44.4 45.1 46.1 46.4 46.7 47.4 50.0 52.0 52.0 51.4 Per capita personal incom e (d o lla rs)................................................ 51.6 8,604 9,219 9,785 10,711 11,028 11,592 7,838 8,751 9,114 10,028 10,481 11,054 Derivation of total personal income: Total earnings by place of work...................................... Less: Personal contributions for social insurance2.................. Plus: Adjustment for residence....................................... Equals: Net earnings by place of residence.......................... Plus: Dividends, interest, and rent4.................................. Plus: Transfer payments............................................... 326,487 16,309 -52,451 257,727 58,964 59,735 346,366 18,450 -56,522 271,394 71,130 67,119 349,929 19,497 -58,287 272,145 87,778 81,001 372,038 22,302 -58,272 291,464 112,812 89,344 374,181 22,897 -63,026 288,258 121,847 101,250 403,016 24,679 -71,904 306,433 126,209 108,777 241,638 13,685 5,161 233,114 75,201 62,970 281,265 16,596 8,487 273,156 92,037 12,108 279,783 17,075 12,012 274,720 110,172 89,443 277,428 17,972 15,442 274,898 138,870 107,996 270,631 18,286 18,523 270,868 148,764 119,593 291,282 19,696 16,611 288,197 153,772 127,906 Earnings by type: Wages and salaries..................................................... Other labor income..................................................... Proprietors’ income5................................................... Farm................................................................. Nonfarm............................................................. 255,409 18,943 52,135 26,726 25,409 280,791 20,539 45,036 17,997 27,039 294,870 22,366 32,693 7,024 25,669 316,479 24,570 30,989 8,320 22,669 322,863 27,168 24,150 6,574 17,576 338,301 31,256 33,459 12,009 21,450 193,361 13,398 34,879 4,757 30,122 226,973 15,553 38,739 5,843 32,896 230,884 16,731 32,168 2,337 29,831 227,427 16,615 33,386 5,000 28,386 223,821 18,402 28,408 4,996 23,412 238,385 20,808 32,089 4,767 27,322 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 estate............................ Services........................................................... Government and government enterprises.......................... Federal, civilian.................................................. Military........................................................... State and local................................................... 43,081 283,406 230,238 (0) (0) 26,203 56,718 14,227 42,491 12,728 30,987 36,786 13,088 47,049 53,168 12,524 519 40,125 38,172 308,194 250,278 6,788 (D) 25,574 61,230 16,035 45,195 14,391 (D) 39,187 14,771 52,270 57,916 12,271 549 45,096 29,672 320,257 257,445 10,645 (D) 20,667 62,746 16,849 45,897 15,248 (D) 38,902 15,063 57,705 62,812 13,375 636 48,801 29,566 342,472 274,516 14,398 (0) 16,887 64,473 16,988 47,485 16,057 (9) 41,862 14,469 63,838 67,956 14,514 931 52,511 31,824 342,357 273,292 12,806 (D) 16,935 59,875 18,218 41,657 17,502 34,483 368,533 295,614 14,589 (D) 18,401 70,701 21,150 49,551 18,253 (D) 45,573 15,952 69,251 72,919 15,553 1,237 56,129 5,373 236,265 192,906 6,982 (9) 19,022 75,363 16,580 58,783 15,414 (D) 30,331 7,540 31,792 43,359 4,904 4,381 34,074 6,588 274,677 226,420 5,838 (9) 24,032 88,553 24,638 63,915 20,801 (D) 35,091 8,261 36,220 48,257 5,161 4,291 38,805 3,168 276,615 220,516 4,882 (9) 20,866 82,623 29,350 53,273 19,494 (9) 35,648 8,374 40,285 56,099 6,932 4,473 44,694 5,797 271,631 207,915 4,160 1,075 16,155 75,178 30,799 44,379 17,256 7,118 37,501 8,121 41,351 63,716 8,639 5,687 49,390 5,934 264,697 199,939 3,796 696 10,817 72,832 30,924 41,908 20,069 6,572 36,777 8,148 40,232 64,758 8,144 5,791 50,823 5,622 285,660 218,069 4,381 727 14,483 81,255 33,593 47,662 22,809 6,117 37,225 8,142 42,930 67,591 8,477 6,552 52,562 E a r n in g s b y P la c e o f W o r k See footnotes at end of tables. 0» 42,552 14,590 64,080 69,065 14,906 1,113 53,046 WASHINGTON LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME 71 Table 5.— Personal Income for States and Counties of Alaska, Hawaii, and the Far West Region, 1978—83— Continued [Thousands of dollars] C la r k , W a s h in g to n 1978 1979 1980 C o lu m b ia , W a s h in g to n 1981 1982 1983 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 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 ................................................. 1,376,485 1,618,209 1,804,719 Nonfarm personal income............................ Farm income........................................... 1,976,559 2,035,394 2,144,585 44,701 44,139 50,594 58,170 1,360,937 15,548 1,599,609 18,600 56,266 1,792,693 12,026 64,723 1,958,221 18,338 2,016,139 19,255 2,126,045 18,540 31,955 12,184 35,591 15,003 40,481 17,689 40,371 15,895 42,404 22,319 Population (thousands)1................................ 177.8 186.6 193.5 196.8 199.9 202.1 30,661 14,040 4.1 3.9 4.0 P er cap ita personal incom e (d o lla rs )...................... 4.0 4.0 4.0 7,741 8,674 9,327 10,045 10,184 10,610 10,991 11,240 12,526 14,388 13,938 16,213 Derivation of total personal income: Total earnings by place of work..................... Less: Personal contributions for social insurance2.. Plus: Adjustment for residence...................... Equals: Net earnings by place of residence........ Plus: Dividends, interest, and rent4................. Plus: Transfer payments.............................. 793,944 44,635 285,863 1,035,172 180,627 160,686 888,649 51,939 375,108 1,211,818 222,118 184,273 949,258 56,727 423,554 1,316,085 263,608 225,026 1,034,885 65,668 413,847 1,383,064 331,263 262,232 1,037,323 67,570 399,402 1,369,155 365,528 300,711 1,127,265 73,527 387,782 1,441,520 380,473 322,592 34,585 1,179 -331 33,075 6,514 5,112 31,496 1,166 473 30,803 7,585 5,751 34,992 1,234 752 34,510 9,261 6,823 39,685 1,450 547 38,782 11,826 7,562 35,385 1,375 882 34,892 13,115 8,259 41,581 1,347 1,916 42,150 13,563 9,010 Earnings by type: Wages and salaries........................................... Other labor income........................................... Proprietors’ income5......................................... Farm....................................................... Nonfarm.................................................... 658,864 49,437 85,643 13,105 72,538 741,786 54,833 92,030 15,600 76,430 805,007 62,372 81,879 8,667 73,212 885,458 69,677 79,750 15,167 64,583 890,967 78,089 68,267 15,498 52,769 956,429 92,243 78,593 15,176 63,417 18,589 1,583 14,413 11,366 3,047 18,030 1,331 12,135 8,916 3,219 18,926 1,513 14,553 11,347 3,206 20,676 1,889 17,120 14,219 2,901 19,345 1,672 14,368 11,794 2,574 18,217 1,693 21,671 18,624 3,047 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......................................... Military.................................................. State and local......................................... 15,548 778,396 625,179 (D) (D) 78,058 223,865 100,735 123,130 62,484 30,490 88,589 31,344 104,439 153,217 48,251 2,118 102,848 18,600 870,049 701,282 (0) (D) 86,204 265,042 123,716 141,326 55,663 33,610 99,553 36,293 117,583 168,767 51,042 2,303 115,422 12,026 937,232 743,913 4,024 4,316 80,674 284,629 140,235 144,394 60,202 35,429 104,378 36,708 133,553 193,319 58,500 2,721 132,098 18,338 1,016,547 799,827 5,381 3,372 81,550 309,701 150,855 158,846 63,386 37,209 113,793 33,446 151,989 216,720 66,879 4,123 145,718 19,255 1,018,068 793,387 5,253 5,479 63,853 316,506 159,682 156,824 72,653 37,405 112,851 29,415 149,972 224,681 70,313 5,125 149,243 18,540 1,108,725 871,825 5,605 1,883 68,937 353,013 170,374 182,639 78,794 40,721 119,059 40,941 162,872 236,900 71,451 5,755 159,694 14,040 20,545 16,931 1,297 0 (D) 7,602 (0) (D) 1,505 (D) 2,002 486 2,316 3,614 976 ¡1) 2,599 12,184 19,312 15,351 (D) 0 (D) 5,128 (0) (D) 1,623 1,186 2,156 569 2,371 3,961 1,014 (l) 2,906 15,003 19,989 15,663 (0) 0 (0) 5,755 (D) (0) (0) 1,414 2,158 493 2,703 4,326 1,191 (L) 3,087 17,689 21,996 17,229 473 0 (D) 7,908 5,827 2,081 (D) 1,693 2,051 482 2,339 4,767 1,455 74 3,238 15,895 19,490 14,469 188 0 (D) 5,189 4,956 233 (D) 1,881 1,979 484 2,246 5,021 1,426 90 3,505 22,319 19,262 13,984 202 0 459 4,412 4,108 304 1,773 1,989 2,123 494 2,532 5,278 1,640 102 3,536 1982 1983 Earnings by Place o f W ork C o w litz , W a s h in g to n 1978 1979 1980 1981 D o u g la s , W a s h in g t o n 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 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 ................................................. 621,982 Nonfarm personal income............................ Farm income........................................... Population (thousands)*................................ 707,685 783,911 844,253 853,128 614,006 7,976 902,161 178,705 188,283 697,509 10,176 197,810 777,614 6,297 219,264 835,637 8,616 232,559 844,449 8,679 893,830 8,331 141,184 37,521 253,143 156,795 31,488 171,351 26,459 192,646 26,618 203,608 28,951 214,656 38,487 75.5 78.1 79.8 79.9 Per capita personal incom e (d o lla rs )...................... 79.3 79.0 21.8 21.8 22.1 8,235 22.5 22.8 9,059 9,824 23.0 10,569 10,754 11,424 8,183 8,623 8,952 9,734 10,187 11,027 Derivation of total personal income: Total earnings by place of work..................... Less: Personal contributions for social insurance2.. Plus: Adjustment for residence...................... Equals: Net earnings by place of residence........ Plus: Dividends, interest, and rent4................. Plus: Transfer payments.............................. 526,920 29,560 -29,218 468,142 75,438 78,402 576,795 33,721 -16,430 526,644 90,447 90,594 629,835 37,586 -19,583 572,666 101,646 109,599 650,967 41,755 -17,159 592,053 129,232 122,968 623,839 40,988 -11,552 571,299 139,755 142,074 666,078 44,009 -16,519 605,550 145,182 151,429 91,369 3,139 50,052 138,282 22,263 18,160 90,234 3,551 54,278 140,961 26,507 20,815 89,391 3,915 53,793 139,269 32,274 26,267 89,127 4,121 64,135 149,141 41,337 28,786 92,769 4,471 65,852 154,150 45,865 32,544 106,284 4,693 69,100 170,691 47,493 34,959 Earnings by type: Wages and salaries........................................... Other labor income........................................... Proprietors’ income5_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Farm....................................................... Nonfarm.................................................... 441,719 36,462 48,739 6,964 41,775 482,972 40,143 53,680 8,931 44,749 535,025 46,571 48,239 4,900 43,339 554,322 48,898 47,747 7,303 40,444 532,058 51,230 40,551 7,118 33,433 562,371 57,529 46,178 6,939 39,239 53,777 2,510 35,082 24,763 10,319 60,764 2,739 26,731 15,756 10,975 67,227 3,190 18,974 8,805 10,169 66,575 3,353 19,199 10,047 9,152 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......................................... Military.................................................. State and local......................................... 71,838 3,755 17,176 9,262 7,914 71,840 4,109 30,335 20,956 9,379 7,976 518,944 464,118 (0) (0) 39,819 253,465 77,597 175,868 30,032 15,356 50,498 13,169 58,080 54,826 3,848 816 50,162 10,176 566,619 505,787 (0) (D) 41,579 276,089 95,523 180,566 33,118 17,540 54,103 14,352 65,542 60,832 4,075 888 55,869 6,297 623,538 555,161 (0) (0) 61,749 288,432 111,205 177,227 38,528 20,385 55,754 14,642 71,408 68,377 4,003 1,039 63,335 8,616 642,351 569,201 (D) (D) 45,689 307,301 122,063 185,238 38,591 21,971 58,219 14,515 79,121 73,150 3,839 1,598 67,713 8,679 615,160 540,846 3,457 52 29,154 296,779 124,747 172,032 40,549 20,023 57,743 15,110 77,979 74,314 3,985 1,915 68,414 8,331 657,747 580,686 3,685 360 43,181 313,418 132,415 181,003 42,762 19,615 59,605 16,473 81,587 77,061 4,320 2,137 70,604 37,521 53,848 38,506 3,646 (0) 11,557 3,569 149 3,420 2,417 (D) 7,772 1,453 6,488 15,342 3,451 211 11,680 31,488 58,746 41,817 3,594 (D) 11,396 4,092 84 4,008 2,699 (0) 8,912 1,553 7,213 16,929 3,419 226 13,284 26,459 62,932 44,281 3,551 (D) 9,532 4,680 57 4,623 2,797 (D) 10,731 1,509 7,532 18,651 3,050 263 15,338 26,618 62,509 42,057 3,898 (L) 5,851 4,660 (L) 4,702 2,888 3,864 11,562 1,250 8,041 20,452 2,945 414 17,093 28,951 63,818 41,835 4,194 (L) 5,229 4,056 -58 4,114 3,061 3,934 12,159 1,129 8,068 21,983 3,125 513 18,345 38,487 67,797 44^563 4,987 (D) 5,716 2,928 (L) 2,936 3,572 4,355 12,758 (D) 8,495 23,234 3,375 577 19,282 Earnings by Place o f W ork See footnotes at end of tables. WASHINGTON LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME 72 Table 5.— Personal Income for States and Counties of Alaska, Hawaii, and the Far West Region, 1978-83— Continued _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ [Thousands of dollars]_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ___________ F r a n k lin , W a s h in g to n F e r r y , W a s h in g to n 1978 1980 1979 1983 1982 1981 1980 1979 1978 1983 1982 1981 I n c o m e b y P l a c e o f R e s id e n c e Derivation of total personal Income: Equals: Net earnings by place of residence.......................... 30,388 35,092 35,908 43,374 43,492 43,849 266,258 298,037 323,496 385,018 396,477 405,400 23,940 6,448 27,698 7,394 31,714 4,194 35,516 7,858 35,580 7,912 36,105 7,744 232,197 34,061 270,708 27,329 287,818 35,678 335,453 49,565 347,706 48,771 356,458 48,942 5.0 5.7 5.9 5.9 6.0 5.9 32.5 34.0 35.2 35.8 36.6 36.4 6,091 6,167 6,081 7,312 7,306 7,394 8,190 8,769 9,180 10,745 10,824 11,148 23,384 976 -569 21,839 3,609 4,940 26,533 1,138 -504 24,891 4,467 5,734 26,376 1,330 -1,063 23,983 5,032 6,893 32,280 1,558 -1,296 29,426 6,199 7,749 28,315 1,336 -640 26,339 7,588 9,565 27,888 1,321 -261 26,306 7,809 9,734 216,957 10,245 -2,329 204,383 32,448 29,427 231,683 11,958 5,081 224,806 39,259 33,972 248,280 12,654 -451 235,175 46,274 42,047 270,923 14,098 21,823 278,648 58,403 47,967 265,885 14,371 21,427 272,941 65,976 57,560 266,805 14,389 22,067 274,483 68,737 62,180 14,236 1,152 7,996 6,248 1,748 16,145 1,317 9,071 7,155 1,916 19,001 1,726 5,649 3,928 1,721 21,056 1,958 9,266 7,600 1,666 17,685 1,793 8,837 7,609 1,228 17,129 1,831 8,928 7,465 1,463 165,572 10,389 40,996 23,533 17,463 187,913 11,312 32,458 14,460 17,998 197,615 12,191 38,474 21,280 17,194 206,463 13,301 51,159 35,898 15,261 205,303 14,728 45,854 32,622 13,232 200,853 15,798 50,154 34,388 15,766 6,448 16,936 12,338 168 1,461 (D) 6,875 (L) 6,848 299 (D) 970 494 1,030 4,598 1,722 (L) 2,827 7,394 19,139 13,542 158 1,828 (D) 7,034 (L) 7,004 340 (D) 1,247 602 1,137 5,597 2,227 59 3,311 4,194 22,182 16,111 121 4,308 (D) 7,204 (L) 7,173 371 (D) 1,261 522 1,335 6,071 2,284 70 3,717 7,858 24,422 17,991 211 6,212 (D) 7,077 (L) 7,045 341 (D) 1,334 504 1,399 6,431 2,272 109 4,050 7,912 20,403 13,789 204 (D) (0) 4,045 (L) 4,012 308 (0) 1,185 511 1,276 6,614 2,437 133 4,044 7,744 20,144 13,453 216 (D) ID) 5,748 (L) 5,716 381 a) 1,290 548 1,549 6,691 2,610 151 3,930 34,061 182,896 149,031 (0) (D) 21,948 21,442 19,013 2,429 26,534 18,501 23,417 6,161 26,542 33,865 8,556 370 24,939 27,329 204,354 165,790 4,277 494 23,346 21,205 18,701 2,504 30,693 21,077 25,961 7,185 31,552 38,564 9,501 405 28,658 35,678 212,602 169,781 (D) (D) 21,607 20,012 17,452 2,560 32,038 21,651 27,624 7,228 34,897 42,821 10,560 480 31,781 49,565 221,358 173,205 (0) (D) 18,380 20,605 18,135 2,470 34,069 22,686 31,087 7,245 35,393 48,153 12,171 747 35,235 48,771 217,114 166,528 (9) (9) 16,626 20,660 18,528 2,132 32,444 21,435 31,259 6,769 33,318 50,586 12,742 941 36,903 48,942 217,863 164,275 (9) (9) 16,974 18,330 16,802 1,528 32,696 23,257 29,967 5,935 33,517 53,588 13,285 1,054 39,249 E a r n in g s b y P la c e o f W o r k Earnings by type: Earnings by industry: Government and government enterprises.......................... State and local................................................... G r a n t, W a s h in g to n G a r fie ld , W a s h in g to n 1979 1978 1982 1981 1980 1978 1983 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 I n c o m e b y P l a c e o f R e s id e n c e Population (thousands)1.................................................. 27,039 25,846 32,141 36,728 37,814 43,462 339,950 359,256 384,119 436,369 463,334 496,398 17,072 9,967 18,711 7,135 20,748 11,393 23,928 12,800 26,212 11,602 28,075 15,387 295,325 44,625 319,279 39,977 336,714 47,405 374,249 62,120 401,956 61,378 430,263 66,135 2.8 2.6 2.4 2.4 2.4 2.5 47.8 47.7 48.4 49.0 49.5 50.6 9,712 9,929 13,320 15,028 15,447 17,682 7,109 7,530 7,933 8,912 9,357 9,813 19,807 575 -113 19,119 5,218 2,702 17,537 632 -114 16,791 6,013 3,042 22,044 673 -169 21,202 7,405 3,534 24,104 752 -175 23,177 9,482 4,069 22,898 817 -224 21,857 11,470 4,487 27,704 874 -230 26,600 11,838 5,024 250,079 11,739 4,452 242,792 49,799 47,359 253,124 12,610 5,826 246,340 59,152 53,764 254,471 12,559 9,387 251,299 66,733 66,087 275,344 13,723 12,474 274,095 87,805 74,469 285,735 14,918 10,049 280,866 99,679 82,789 312,120 16,318 7,491 303,293 103,208 89,897 8,175 446 11,186 8,580 2,606 8,904 467 8,166 5,455 2,711 9,424 509 12,111 9,520 2,591 9,997 573 13,534 11,002 2,532 10,499 659 11,740 9,489 2,251 10,899 737 16,068 13,459 2,609 191,509 11,863 46,707 20,808 25,899 203,749 12,499 36,876 10,802 26,074 202,689 12,583 39,199 14,736 24,463 211,295 13,389 50,660 31,199 19,461 228,302 16,588 40,845 24,791 16,054 240,467 18,830 52,823 33,258 19,565 9,967 9,840 6,213 119 0 1,077 124 95 (L) (0) (D) 1,246 312 1,437 3,627 1,821 (L) 1,779 7,135 10,402 6,716 129 0 1,046 157 109 (L) (D) (D) 1,370 335 1,466 3,686 1,664 (L) 1,995 11,393 10,651 6,609 117 0 880 126 106 (L) (0) (D) 1,328 343 1,539 4,042 1,827 (L) 2,186 12,800 11,304 6,760 154 0 727 93 90 (1) (9) (D) 1,289 318 1,479 4,544 2,167 (L) 2,332 11,602 11,296 6,636 142 0 663 81 79 (L) 491 2,231 1,252 365 1,411 4,660 2,151 55 2,454 15,387 12,317 7,191 159 0 1,005 107 101 (L) 516 2,310 1,257 289 1,548 5,126 2,399 62 2,665 44,625 205,454 152,739 (0) (D) 32,241 29,868 27,524 2,344 10,365 18,812 24,208 7,510 22,372 52,715 6,818 614 45,283 39,977 213,147 153,985 6,112 4,042 25,144 29,308 26,672 2,636 11,884 20,776 25,041 8,366 23,312 59,162 6,678 637 51,847 47,405 207,066 144,083 6,063 2,991 16,250 26,970 24,031 2,939 12,526 21,291 25,519 8,033 24,440 62,983 6,474 727 55,782 62,120 213,224 145,258 (») (9) 13,596 27,241 24,723 2,518 12,690 23,243 26,817 6,951 23,883 67,966 6,482 1,330 60,154 61,378 224,357 153,662 (9) (9) 13,158 38,469 30,520 7,949 12,688 21,517 27,324 6,987 22,917 70,695 6,349 1,564 62,782 66,135 245,985 167,779 (9) (9) 22,856 38,560 31,508 7,052 13,159 20,403 29,705 7,665 24,126 78,206 6,635 1,738 69,833 Derivation of total personal income: Equals: Net earnings by place of residence.......................... E a r n in g s b y P la c e o f W o r k Earnings by type: Earnings by industry: Government and government enterprises......................... State and local.................................................. See footnotes at end of tables. LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME WASHINGTON 73 Table 5.— Personal Income for States and Counties of Alaska, Hawaii, and the Far West Region, 1978-83— Continued _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ [Thousands of dollars]_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Is la n d , W a s h in g t o n G r a y s H a r b o r , W a s h in g t o n 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 I n c o m e b y P l a c e o f R e s id e n c e T o t a l p e rs o n a l in c o m e ........................................................................ 505,135 594,341 663,185 753,213 777,325 752,744 282,448 339,077 387,770 442,960 478,417 497,598 Nonfarm personal income.............................................. Farm income............................................................ 492,226 12,909 577,486 16,855 654,155 9,030 739,167 14,046 762,705 14,620 738,745 13,999 279,212 3,236 335,173 3,904 385,612 2,158 439,089 3,871 474,471 3,946 494,092 3,506 Population (thousands)1.................................................. 64.6 65.8 66.3 66.8 65.7 65.2 39.1 41.7 44.6 45.2 45.7 46.0 P e r c a p ita p e rs o n a l in c o m e (d o lla r s ) ............................................... 7,814 9,032 10,006 11,280 11,833 11,552 7,220 8,140 8,700 9,810 10,478 10,808 Derivation of total personal Income: Total earnings by place of work...................................... Less: Personal contributions for social insurance2.................. Plus: Adjustment for residence........................................ Equals: Net earnings by place ot residence.......................... Plus: Dividends, interest, and rent4 .................................. Plus: Transfer payments............................................... 393,640 21,981 -7,89? 363,762 69,825 71,548 474,609 27,622 -17,913 429,074 84,144 81,123 523,085 31,525 -23,981 467,579 96,549 99,057 596,509 38,547 -40,989 516,973 118,611 117,629 592,964 39,072 -40,157 513,735 130,952 132,638 530,005 35,022 -19,496 475,487 135,815 141,442 156,332 8,410 36,176 184,098 52,786 45,564 181,364 10,042 48,210 219,532 66,659 52,886 195,975 11,077 57,215 242,113 81,277 64,380 218,575 13,091 58,399 263,883 103,652 75,425 236,924 14,922 59,613 281,615 111,650 85,152 246,615 15,813 58,859 289,661 115,684 92,253 Earnings by type: Wages and salaries..................................................... Other labor income..................................................... Proprietors’ income5................................................... Farm................................................................. Nonfarm.............................................................. 317,000 22,925 53,715 11,523 42,192 390,967 26,806 56,836 15,146 41,690 447,149 30,940 44,996 7,109 37,887 518,767 33,351 44,391 12,247 32,144 519,088 36,371 37,505 12,480 25,025 450,900 37,913 41,192 12,092 29,100 134,507 4,848 16,977 2,680 14,297 158,172 5,605 17,587 3,217 14,370 174,734 6,121 15,120 1,384 13,736 196,390 7,142 15,043 3,150 11,893 216,038 7,775 13,111 3,085 10,026 223,057 9,099 14,459 2,744 11,715 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 estate............................ Services........................................................... Government and government enterprises.......................... Federal, civilian................................................... Military........................................................... State and ioca................................................... 12,909 380,731 337,096 (D) 91 41,298 145,602 30,167 115,435 22,018 (D) 41,546 9,688 51,821 43,635 3,974 2,312 37,349 16,855 457,754 400,064 (D) (l) 67,604 162,502 38,351 124,151 28,087 (0) 45,897 10,577 61,560 57,690 4,250 2,447 50,993 9,030 514,055 446,454 9,779 (D) 105,082 161,828 48,068 113,760 27,131 (D) 47,251 10,710 71,180 67,601 4,885 2,731 59,985 14,046 582,463 504,377 5,514 (D) 165,701 148,926 43,309 105,617 26,826 (D) 50,019 9,379 84,282 78,086 5,155 5,114 67,817 14,620 578,344 496,047 4,174 (D) 161,641 146,789 46,272 100,517 28,478 (D) 48,034 9,305 84,898 82,297 5,269 5,666 71,362 13,999 516,006 434,101 4,523 (D) 68,465 169,465 49,485 119,980 31,245 3,236 153,096 54,164 (D) (D) 9,874 7,653 613 7,040 4,710 1,294 14,920 4,920 9,458 98,932 18,873 65,633 14,420 3,904 177,460 63,055 1,093 108 11,108 10,832 (D) (D) 5,718 1,414 16,028 6,105 10,649 114,405 18,387 77,625 18,393 2,158 193,817 64,935 (9) (D) 9,755 11,307 3,871 214,704 70,601 (D) (D) 10,418 12,289 (D) (D) 6,492 1,836 19,227 5,596 13,790 144,103 21,483 98,626 23,994 3,946 232,978 68,314 (0) (D) 10,782 9,780 778 9,002 6,035 1,763 19,322 5,260 14,617 164,664 24,606 115,476 24,582 3,506 243,109 72,285 (0) (D) 9,894 11,597 999 10,598 5,851 1,998 20,609 6,391 15,090 170,824 25,198 119,075 26,551 E a r n in g s b y P la c e o f W o r k (0 ) 50,396 10,236 85,885 81,905 5,389 6,040 70,476 J e ffe r s o n , W a s h in g to n 1978 1979 1980 1981 m (0) 6,141 1,639 17,348 6,006 11,611 128,882 20,325 87,135 21,422 K in g , W a s h in g to n 1982 1983 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 I n c o m e b y P l a c e o f R e s id e n c e T o ta l p e rs o n a l in c o m e ........................................................................ 115,932 138,258 155,966 172,792 179,614 189,280 11,916,313 13,721,027 15,598,784 17,474,018 18,432,222 19,170,627 Nonfarm personal income.............................................. Farm income............................................................ 114,237 1,695 154,937 1,029 177,712 1,902 187,492 1,788 11,892,615 23,698 13,692,171 28,856 15,571,704 27,080 17,442,884 31,134 18,399,442 32,780 19,138,721 31,906 Population (thousands)1.................................................. 14.3 136,158 2,100 15.1 16.1 170,867 1,925 16.6 16.9 17.4 1,206.1 1,235.6 1,273.7 1,298.3 1,309.8 1,315.1 P e r c a p ita p e rs o n a l in c o m e ( d o lla r s ) ............................................... 8,107 9,141 9,666 10,384 10,642 10,876 9,880 11,105 12,247 13,459 14,072 14,577 Derivation of total personal income: Total earnings by place of work...................................... Less: Personal contributions for social Insurance1.................. Plus: Adjustment for residence........................................ Equals: Net earnings by place of residence.......................... Plus: Dividends, Interest, and rent4................................... Plus: Transfer payments............................................... 62,210 3,467 12,133 70,876 24,579 20,477 73,043 4,253 14,086 82,876 31,304 24,078 78,202 4,793 15,634 89,043 37,235 29,688 78,704 5,124 16,962 90,542 46,736 35,514 76,515 5,296 18,183 89,402 50,516 39,696 82,556 5,642 17,142 94,056 52,215 43,009 10,350,356 583,607 -943,675 8,823,074 1,814,084 1,279,155 12,137,962 715,515 -1,286,848 10,135,599 2,179,763 1,405,665 13,665,758 815,889 -1,529,391 11,320,478 2,610,485 1,667,821 14,865,410 954,137 -1,670,104 12,241,169 3,287,366 1,945,483 15,360,292 1,002,013 -1,733,670 12,624,609 3,604,211 2,203,402 15,881,613 1,043,556 -1,813,627 13,024,430 3,753,412 2,392,785 Earnings by type: Wages and salaries..................................................... Other labor income..................................................... Proprietors' income*.................................................... Farm................................................................. Nonfarm............................................................. 39,981 3,064 19,165 1,547 17,618 49,620 3,735 19,688 1,916 17,772 56,650 4,310 17,242 822 16,420 60,377 4,624 13,703 1,732 11,971 60,455 5,117 10,943 1,671 9,272 64,742 5,939 11,875 1,584 10,291 8,840,925 726,687 782,744 15,283 767,461 10,452,507 835,937 849,518 18,477 831,041 11,855,689 977,385 832,684 15,419 817,265 13,067,618 1,080,061 717,731 20,205 697,526 13,549,791 1,223,722 586,779 19,788 566,991 13,833,887 1,336,986 710,740 20,341 690,399 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 estate............................ Services........................................................... Government and government enterprises.......................... Federal, civilian.................................................. Military............................................................ State and local................................................... 1,695 60,515 51,142 9,869 (0) 5,429 16,548 9,032 7,516 (0) 1,078 7,909 1,728 6,048 9,373 1,103 195 8,075 2,100 70,943 58,113 9,043 0» 7,091 20,314 (D) (D) (D) 1,202 9,105 1,915 6,573 12,830 1,678 209 10,943 1,029 77,173 60,730 8,812 494 6,047 22,097 14,166 7,931 1,971 1,480 9,596 2,095 8,138 16,443 1,775 244 14,424 1,925 76,779 58,468 5,628 115 4,885 22,734 15,553 7,181 2,132 1,634 11,345 1,833 8,162 18,311 1,800 535 15,976 1,902 74,613 55,822 4,129 125 3,564 23,142 16,713 6,429 2,088 1,378 11,083 1,868 8,445 18,791 1,708 608 16,475 1,788 80,768 61,558 4,011 51 4,474 25,940 18,700 7,240 2,289 1,419 10,113 2,464 10,797 19,210 1,967 686 16,557 23,698 10,326,658 8,897,367 96,389 7,810 736,747 2,496,286 405,112 2,091,174 969,877 957,400 1,081,783 825,768 1,725,307 1,429,291 339,210 44,236 1,045,845 28,856 12,109,106 10,512,244 (D) (D) 891,797 3,024,840 460,838 2,564,002 1,124,461 1,128,737 1,231,563 951,329 2,050,530 1,596,862 375,861 46,899 1,174,102 27,080 13,638,678 11,837,272 (0) (D) 901,782 3,538,392 495,489 3,042,903 1,268,239 1,242,006 1,336,129 1,050,566 2,387,563 1,801,406 420,883 51,840 1,328,683 31,134 14,834,276 12,835,766 (D) (D) 916,243 3,875,033 541,054 3,333,979 1,363,625 1,349,110 1,456,828 1,075,148 2,705,198 1,998,510 454,669 86,232 1,457,609 32,780 15,327,512 13,227,277 86,729 8,374 848,923 4,082,859 572,217 3,510,642 1,466,919 1,378,645 1,526,458 1,142,414 2,685,956 2,100,235 456,211 100,084 1,543,940 31,906 15,849,707 13,661,451 87,305 9,001 851,837 3,894,475 602,590 3,291,885 1,575,952 1,411,545 1,640,322 1,263,221 2,927,793 2,188,256 483,751 92,907 1,611,598 E a r n in g s b y P la c e o f W o r k See footnotes at end of tables. LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME 74 WASHINGTON Table 5.— Personal Income for States and Counties of Alaska, Hawaii, and the Far West Region, 1978-83— Continued _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ [Thousands of dollars]_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ K it t it a s , W a s h in g t o n K it s a p , W a s h in g t o n 1978 1979 1980 1982 1981 1983 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 T o ta l p e rs o n a l in c o m e ........................................................................ 1,118,252 1,329,378 1,491,844 1,675,221 1,818,992 1,946,052 166,034 184,748 199,433 223,439 230,005 241,281 Nonfarm personal income.............................................. Farm income............................................................ 1,116,478 1,774 1,327,276 2,102 1,490,257 1,587 1,817,115 1,877 1,944,307 1,745 154,964 11,070 190,679 8,754 207,485 15,954 211,354 18,651 224,694 16,587 I n c o m e b y P l a c e o f R e s id e n c e Population (thousands)*.................................................. 132.6 140.7 148.0 1,673,386 1,835 155.2 155.6 159.7 25.0 173,162 11,586 24.7 24.8 25.2 25.0 25.0 P e r c a p ita p e rs o n a l in c o m e ( d o lla r s ) ............................................... 8,431 9,446 10,080 10,793 11,692 12,188 6,654 7,469 8,053 8,877 9,218 9,639 Derivation of total personal income: Total earnings by place of work...................................... Less: Personal contributions for social insurance2.................. Plus: Adjustment for residence........................................ Equals: Net earnings by place of residence.......................... Plus: Dividends, interest, and rent4 ................................... Plus: Transfer payments............................................... 794,226 46,318 48,485 796,393 142,663 179,196 898,264 53,672 109,012 953,604 174,849 200,925 961,789 57,674 138,376 1,042,491 207,482 241,871 1,035,727 63,920 158,709 1,130,516 261,077 283,628 1,133,384 71,825 154,493 1,216,052 290,711 312,229 1,265,765 80,010 125,494 1,311,249 302,564 332,239 113,995 5,883 3,526 111,638 26,675 27,721 124,161 6,619 4,782 122,324 31,292 31,132 129,272 7,246 3,957 125,983 37,096 36,354 136,883 7,627 6,101 135,357 46,485 41,597 134,531 7,617 6,925 133,839 51,686 44,480 140,530 8,120 6,645 139,055 53,414 48,812 Earnings by type: Wages and salaries..................................................... Olher labor income..................................................... Proprietors' income5................................................... Farm................................................................. Nonfarm.............................................................. 706,740 31,434 56,052 1,365 64,687 803,517 34,335 60,412 1,598 58,814 865,899 39,589 56,301 1,019 55,282 943,616 45,736 46,375 1,306 45,069 1,041,246 54,067 38,071 1,245 36,826 1,157,595 63,197 44,973 1,186 43,787 87,856 5,659 20,480 8,982 11,498 97,103 6,256 20,802 9,044 11,758 105,273 6,857 17,142 5,912 11,230 106,448 7,124 23,311 13,246 10,065 103,363 7,622 23,546 15,459 8,087 108,500 8,872 23,158 13,695 9,463 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................................................... Military........................................................... State and local................................................... 1,774 792,452 306,829 11,020 1,556 58,408 27,839 4,511 23,328 22,816 10,507 66,943 25,577 82,163 485,623 329,188 86,746 69,689 2,102 896,162 349,517 11,373 1,418 61,916 30,312 5,260 25,052 25,417 12,091 75,142 29,044 102,804 546,645 369,351 95,321 81,973 1,587 960,202 374,576 (9) (0) 54,167 35,273 5,946 29,327 27,864 12,748 78,733 29,057 126,223 585,626 385,751 107,203 92,672 1,835 1,033,892 392,034 (D) (D) 39,322 38,849 6,433 32,416 31,186 13,898 87,596 24,939 147,793 641,858 391,063 149,821 100,974 1,877 1,131,507 395,816 5,356 2,065 33,354 37,754 7,061 30,693 31,398 13,757 90,681 24,001 157,450 735,691 455,985 176,864 102,842 1,745 1,264,020 431,345 5,004 1,345 38,746 42,683 7,795 34,888 30,390 13,600 97,012 28,229 174,336 832,675 537,106 178,032 117,537 11,070 102,925 65,448 (D) 489 5,907 17,518 10,053 7,465 6,541 (0) 15,205 2,842 11,894 37,477 3,247 347 33,883 11,586 112,575 70,672 743 (0) 5,275 20,392 12,253 8,139 6,872 (0) 16,377 3,044 12,811 41,903 3,569 356 37,978 8,754 120,518 73,694 1,024 921 5,799 20,182 12,201 7,981 7,494 5,122 16,757 3,065 13,330 46,824 3,822 403 42,599 15,954 120,929 71,244 (D) 948 4,307 18,008 8,662 9,346 7,900 (D) 17,891 2,509 12,555 49,685 3,668 573 45,444 18,651 115,880 67,069 1,196 966 3,942 12,753 7,919 4,834 8,407 7,045 17,801 2,485 12,474 48,811 3,534 690 44,587 16,587 123,943 71,260 1,232 73 4,375 12,799 7,278 5,521 9,888 7,903 18,944 2,543 13,503 52,683 3,591 770 48,322 1982 1983 E a r n in g s b y P la c e o f W o r k L e w is , W a s h in g to n K lic k ita t, W a s h in g to n 1978 1979 1981 1980 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 I n c o m e b y P l a c e o f R e s id e n c e T o t a l p e rs o n a l in c o m e ........................................................................ 105,983 119,658 131,441 151,358 159,343 168,111 410,140 473,838 515,387 578,014 607,865 632,391 Nonfarm personal income............................................. Farm income............................................................ 96,578 9,405 111,624 8,034 125,786 5,655 140,793 10,565 149,479 9,864 392,718 17,422 500,533 14,854 585,579 22,286 612,571 19,820 Population (thousands)1.................................................. 14.5 15.2 15.9 16.5 16.4 157,463 10,648 16.7 52.4 451,875 21,963 53.8 55.5 557,258 20,756 56.7 57.4 57.6 P e r c a p ita p e rs o n a l in c o m e (d o lla r s ) ............................................... 7,303 7,888 8,244 9,190 9,689 10,089 7,823 8,812 9,293 10,199 10,594 10,981 Derivation of total personal income: Total earnings by place of work...................................... Less: Personal contributions for social insurance2 .................. Plus: Adjustment for residence........................................ Equals: Net earnings by place of residence.......................... Plus: Dividends, interest, and rent*.................................. Plus: Transfer payments............................................... 80,569 3,987 -1,366 75,216 15,018 15,749 87,933 4,649 -126 83,158 18,519 17,981 93,472 5,210 -1,715 86,547 21,923 22,971 119,911 7,005 -15,487 97,419 27,622 26,317 104,068 6,155 -183 97,730 31,472 30,141 111,048 6,581 -310 104,157 32,499 31,455 287,850 15,617 17,625 289,858 57,983 62,299 319,532 17,938 31,566 333,160 69,891 70,787 326,393 19,070 40,166 347,489 83,164 84,734 355,088 21,965 42,338 375,461 104,703 97,850 362,440 22,982 40,992 380,450 115,664 111,751 376,593 24,130 40,367 392,830 119,517 120,044 Earnings by type: Wages and salaries..................................................... Other labor income..................................................... Proprietors’ income*................................................... Farm................................................................. Nonfarm.............................................................. 60,093 5,731 14,745 6,937 7,808 67,735 6,563 13,635 5,023 8,612 76,052 7,535 9,885 2,284 7,601 96,966 8,928 14,017 7,363 6,654 83,014 9,552 11,502 6,082 5,420 86,877 10,534 13,637 7,230 6,407 229,345 18,328 40,177 14,490 25,687 254,954 19,914 44,664 18,374 26,290 268,781 21,889 35,723 10,824 24,899 289,168 23,546 42,374 16,951 25,423 296,394 27,208 38,838 17,781 21,057 306,216 30,400 39,977 15,770 24,207 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................................................... Military............................................................ State and local................................................... 9,405 71,164 58,054 489 316 5,881 35,824 304 35,520 4,616 1,304 4,463 1,543 3,618 13,110 2,014 140 10,956 8,034 79,899 64,898 529 236 5,578 40,915 322 40,593 5,069 1,456 5,039 1,701 4,375 15,001 2,263 157 12,581 5,655 87,817 70,415 634 157 7,967 42,553 407 42,146 5,021 1,505 5,428 1,772 5,378 17,402 2,877 190 14,335 10,565 109,346 90,414 722 168 21,851 49,458 (0) (D) 4,215 1,530 5,553 1,692 5,225 18,932 2,787 303 15,842 9,864 94,204 75,052 (D) (L) 2,840 53,218 914 52,304 4,154 (D) 4,912 1,783 5,174 19,152 2,531 370 16,251 10,648 100,400 80,514 751 (D) 3,017 56,528 361 56,167 4,661 (D) 5,148 1,909 5,670 19,886 2,577 415 16,894 17,422 270,428 228,600 4,015 14,850 14,681 92,880 13,029 79,851 17,709 15,144 32,813 7,924 28,584 41,828 5,401 538 35,889 21,963 297,569 250,618 3,911 17,093 14,390 101,708 14,160 87,548 19,552 18,271 35,418 8,659 31,616 46,951 5,725 585 40,641 14,854 311,539 257,812 4,655 19,733 12,631 96,937 16,653 80,284 21,909 18,330 37,522 8,991 37,104 53,727 6,663 694 46,370 20,756 334,332 275,390 6,329 20,872 15,136 103,623 18,462 85,161 23,876 15,736 40,210 9,209 40,399 58,942 7,317 1,086 50,539 22,286 340,154 279,539 6,004 26,220 13,866 102,878 20,741 82,137 24,886 15,189 39,283 9,128 42,085 60,615 7,678 1,327 51,610 19,820 356,773 293,473 6,122 27,531 14,749 106,698 21,398 85,300 26,506 15,473 41,507 9,863 45,024 63,300 8,097 1,495 53,708 E a r n in g s b y P la c e o f W o r k See footnotes at end of tables. LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME WASHINGTON 75 Table 5 — Personal Income for States and Counties of Alaska, Hawaii, and the Far West Region, 1978-83— Continued _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ [Thousands of dollars]_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ L in c o ln , W a s h in g to n 1978 1979 1980 M a s o n , W a s h in g to n 1982 1981 1983 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 I n c o m e b y P l a c e o f R e s id e n c e Total personal in c o m e ........................................................................... 105,052 102,120 119,989 141,143 141,624 167,262 203,591 238,440 269,957 298,522 305,101 318,060 Nonfarm personal income.............................................. Farm income............................................................ 68,913 36,139 75,232 26,888 80,725 39,264 94,099 47,044 99,612 42,012 105,015 62,247 201,170 2,421 235,261 3,179 268,028 1,929 296,173 2,349 302,764 2,337 315,852 2,208 Population (thousands)1.................................................. 9.3 9.3 9.6 9.7 9.7 9.5 28.1 29.9 31.5 32.1 33.0 34.1 P er capita personal incom e (d o lla rs )................................................. 11,321 10,934 12,486 14,622 14,653 17,668 7,244 7,981 8,572 9,296 9,258 9,317 Derivation of total personal income: Total earnings by place of work...................................... Less: Personal contributions for social insurance2.................. Plus: Adjustment for residence........................................ Equals: Net earnings by place of residence.......................... Plus: Dividends, interest, and rent4................................... Plus: Transfer payments............................................... 65,992 1,750 3,619 67,861 25,868 11,323 58,887 1,943 3,618 60,562 29,157 12,401 72,128 2,078 4,049 74,099 31,350 14,540 82,104 2,363 4,240 83,981 40,668 16,494 76,638 2,543 4,043 78,138 45,471 18,015 99,045 2,647 4,520 100,918 47,120 19,224 117,327 6,630 23,969 134,666 33,586 35,339 134,631 7,893 29,069 155,807 41,881 40,752 144,767 8,781 33,504 169,490 50,950 49,517 144,683 9,384 39,288 174,587 65,055 58,880 134,721 9,099 43,853 169,475 68,155 67,471 143,664 9,695 40,870 174,839 70,521 72,700 Earnings by type: Wages and salaries..................................................... Other labor income..................................................... Proprietors’ income5.................................................... Farm................................................................. Nonfarm.............................................................. 27,290 1,660 37,042 29,140 7,902 30,646 1,749 26,492 18,452 8,040 32,556 1,850 37,722 29,884 7,838 34,470 2,071 45,563 37,969 7,594 36,247 2,373 38,018 31,388 6,630 36,429 2,642 59,974 52,488 7,486 87,938 6,507 22,882 2,328 20,554 102,796 7,614 24,221 3,068 21,153 115,171 9,159 20,437 1,803 18,634 118,682 9,424 16,577 2,229 14,348 112,462 9,464 12,795 2,196 10,599 118,844 10,506 14,314 2,079 12,235 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 estate............................ Services........................................................... Government and government enterprises.......................... Federal, civilian................................................... Military........................................................... State and local................................................... 36,139 29,853 21,700 (D) 0 1,116 3,591 462 3,129 (0) 3,445 5,236 1,063 3,457 8,153 491 90 7,572 26,888 31,999 22,527 (9) 0 936 3,873 559 3,314 (9) 3,624 5,722 1,221 3,432 9,472 462 97 8,913 39,264 32,864 22,196 (D) 0 1,098 2,133 614 1,519 (D) 5,184 5,035 1,272 3,721 10,668 502 115 10,051 47,044 35,060 23,661 1,228 0 972 2,134 693 1,441 (D) (D) 4,956 1,427 3,898 11,399 548 177 10,674 42,012 34,626 22,784 (D) 0 695 1,734 691 1,043 (D) 6,112 4,755 1,563 3,710 11,842 570 217 11,055 62,247 36,798 24,681 1,203 0 807 1,115 724 391 3,328 7,057 5,170 1,698 4,303 12,117 605 244 11,268 2,421 114,906 92,639 8,528 (D) 8,081 43,102 5,292 37,810 (D) 2,374 12,850 3,900 10,741 22,267 2,789 271 19,207 3,179 131,452 105,284 9,103 418 8,814 49,251 6,577 42,674 (D) (D) 14,892 4,628 11,971 26,168 3,236 308 22,624 1,929 142,838 112,421 7,928 344 6,417 58,609 7,085 51,524 4,250 2,383 14,527 4,745 13,218 30,417 3,572 375 26,470 2,349 142,334 109,271 4,836 346 5,809 57,957 6,991 50,966 4,029 2,458 15,481 3,434 14,921 33,063 3,527 591 28,945 2,337 132,384 98,518 3,434 390 4,665 51,697 6,901 44,796 3,716 2,444 14,862 2,952 14,358 33,866 2,967 741 30,158 2,208 141,456 103,949 3,979 291 5,116 54,980 5,794 49,186 3,390 2,200 15,257 3,360 15,376 37,507 3,192 833 33,482 E a r n in g s b y P la c e o f W o r k O k a n o g a n , W a s h in g to n 1978 1979 1980 1981 P a c ific , W a s h in g to n 1982 1983 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 I n c o m e b y P l a c e o f R e s id e n c e T o tal personal in c o m e ........................................................................... 2 52 ^ 2 5 268,411 2 72 ^ 1 9 301,800 320,256 344,220 137,744 152,242 Nonfarm personal income............................................. Farm income............................................................ 162,375 184,112 190,573 197,117 198,776 53,549 216,228 52,183 237,435 34,784 263,120 38,680 271,069 49,187 291,437 52,783 132,081 5,663 145,655 6,587 158,831 3,544 178,863 5,249 184,929 5,644 191,689 5,428 Population (thousands)1.................................................. 29.3 29.9 30.7 31.4 31.8 32.3 16.9 17.0 17.2 17.7 17.7 17.7 Per capita personal incom e (d o lla rs)................................................. 8,618 8,974 8,865 9,607 10,064 10,642 8,162 8,965 9,431 10,422 10,771 11,139 Derivation of total personal income: Total earnings by place of work...................................... Less: Personal contributions for social insurance2.................. Plus: Adjustment for residence........................................ Equals: Net earnings by place of residence.......................... Plus: Dividends, interest, and rent".................................. Plus: Transfer payments............................................... 198,174 8,512 -4,778 184,884 31,715 35,726 203,650 9,262 -4,711 189,677 38,781 39,953 191,365 9,721 -4,361 177,283 45,851 49,085 203,933 10,836 -4,790 188,307 57,628 55,865 207,175 10,619 -4,579 191,977 63,619 64,660 228,812 11,820 -6,298 210,694 65,628 67,898 91,934 4,957 6,740 93,717 20,865 23,162 97,694 5,479 7,963 100,178 25,812 26,252 94,225 5,634 9,315 97,906 31,694 32,775 100,811 6,335 9,703 104,179 40,556 39,377 98,425 6,484 10,203 102,144 45,187 43,242 100,238 6,629 10,148 103,757 46,632 46,728 Earnings by type: Wages and salaries..................................................... Other labor income..................................................... Proprietors’ income5.................................................... Farm................................................................. Nonfarm.............. ............................................... 137,299 8,591 52,284 40,992 11,292 146,368 8,565 48,717 36,739 11,978 153,150 8,963 29,252 17,460 11,792 161,522 9,526 32,885 22,373 10,512 158,755 10,514 37,906 29,841 8,065 170,298 12,710 45,804 35,494 10,310 64,316 4,918 22,700 4,921 17,779 68,981 5,379 23,334 5,669 17,665 70,360 5,816 18,049 2,512 15,537 77,014 6,749 17,048 4,286 12,762 76,908 7,075 14,442 4,496 9,946 77,970 7,154 15,114 4,411 10,703 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 estate............................ Services........................................................... Government and government enterprises.......................... Federal, civilian................................................... Military............................................................ State and local................................................... 53,549 144,625 104,496 3,360 2,938 15,163 26,547 935 25,612 4,326 9,828 14,292 3,070 24,972 40,129 21,422 283 18,424 52,183 151,467 107,586 3,812 -327 11,163 27,889 1,097 26,792 5,471 11,362 15,656 3,673 28,887 43,881 22,726 309 20,846 34,784 156,581 106,940 10,000 (D) 7,084 26,098 821 25,277 5,770 5,838 16,164 38,680 165,253 109,700 11,298 -188 7,635 25,480 699 24,781 5,970 6,086 17,303 4,032 32,084 55,553 28,950 581 26,022 49,187 157,988 99,469 6,451 -1,029 5,809 18,130 722 17,408 6,281 12,214 16,779 4,298 30,536 58,519 31,013 715 26,791 52,783 176,029 116,999 6,081 -465 10,590 23,942 765 23,177 7,013 13,242 18,137 4,674 33,785 59,030 29,392 853 28,785 5,663 86,271 71,896 12,283 68 3,981 32,682 6,709 25,973 2,408 1,053 9,844 2,151 7,426 14,375 534 638 13,203 6,587 91,107 75,309 11,642 (L) 4,192 33,852 8,500 25,352 2,955 1,017 10,860 2,621 8,136 15,798 512 623 14,663 3,544 90,681 72,636 9,674 (L) 3,678 32,005 8,195 23,810 3,589 906 11,078 2,806 8,868 18,045 602 650 16,793 5,249 95,562 74,512 7,892 167 3,158 32,175 8,832 23,343 6,383 778 11,750 2,784 9,425 21,050 702 2,296 18,052 5,644 92,781 70,812 7,066 245 2,532 33,058 9,438 23,620 4,422 655 11,262 2,512 9,060 21,969 674 2,349 18,946 5,428 94,810 71,712 7,440 E a r n in g s b y P la c e o f W o r k See footnotes at end of tables. (0 ) 32,513 49,641 25,416 365 23,860 (0 ) 3,170 34,912 9,108 25,804 1,562 (D) 11,467 2,617 9,678 23,098 679 2,673 19,746 LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME 76 WASHINGTON Table 5.— Personal Income for States and Counties of Alaska, Hawaii, and the Far West Region, 1978-83— Continued [Thousands of dollars! P ie r c e , W a s h in g to n P e n d O r e ille , W a s h in g to n 1978 1979 1980 1981 1983 1982 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 I n c o m e b y P l a c e o f R e s id e n c e Total personal in c o m e ........................................................................... 44,712 53,179 54,450 61,836 63,754 68,020 3,521,924 4,031,868 4,527,948 5,072,549 5,385,133 5,612,969 Nonfarm personal income............................................. Farm income............................................................ 41,370 3,342 48,249 4,930 52,983 1,467 58,960 60,887 65,784 3,499,486 4,004,767 4,505,689 5,045,454 2,876 2,867 2,236 22,438 27,101 22,259 27,095 5,356,071 29,062 5,586,615 26,354 Population (thousands)1.................................................. 7.9 5,665 8.5 6,273 8.6 6,301 8.9 6,953 8.6 7,381 8.7 7,847 461.7 473.2 8,521 487.1 9,297 502.8 10,089 509.5 7,628 10,570 509.8 11,010 23,434 28,161 26,385 29,734 27,403 2,640,142 2,854,434 3,105,864 1,777 1,691 133,280 153,768 168,796 195,723 6,255 28,477 1,568 7,094 3,275,563 212,440 3,398,131 1,433 7,264 30,361 1,934 2,379,894 1,212 33,992 31,911 512,353 3,575,476 521,738 3,697,423 6,058 10,177 7,235 11,952 16,636 1,221 P er cap ita personal incom e (d o lla rs)................................................. Derivation of total personal income: Total earnings by place of work...................................... Less: Personal contributions for social insurance11.................. Plus: Adjustment for residence........................................ Equals: Net earnings by place ot residence.......................... Plus: Dividends, interest, and rent*.................................. Plus: Transfer payments............................................... 222,446 7,572 35,529 7,272 32,984 7,841 36,268 291,303 2,537,917 411,282 2,897,656 485,595 3,171,233 532,377 3,442,518 10,527 15,780 12,287 18,483 12,646 19,106 428,468 517,739 555,539 616,473 619,694 737,021 783,138 14,105 846,893 869,075 940,582 903,710 1,011,836 19,541 21,222 23,148 2,044,605 2,274,328 2,482,428 2,734,243 2,908,503 2,982,638 1,598 1,736 21,703 1,784 23,999 2,175 125,246 140,633 159,672 179,729 204,415 224,241 5,577 1,428 7,192 3,565 4,850 3,916 225,181 1,208 2,636 2,580 15,991 9,781 15,373 162,645 15,145 191,252 4,700 210,043 13,410 191,892 3,157 4,187 1,984 212,334 2,420 2,492 2,357 2,214 1,336 2,203 196,633 209,190 202,553 176,519 147,500 177,325 3,342 4,930 23,231 1,467 22,438 2,357,456 27,101 2,613,041 22,259 2,832,175 29,062 24,536 2,236 28,125 27,095 24,918 2,876 26,858 2,867 20,092 3,078,769 3,246,501 26,354 3,371,777 12,960 15,439 16,086 17,029 14,844 17,723 (D) (0 ) (D ) (D ) (D) 694 (9 ) 762 (D) 7,871 0» 961 8,044 183,059 501,841 180,100 7,798 (D) 721 6,796 2,070,654 12,219 4,208 6,207 (D) 1,391 7,494 1,923,797 11,092 4,035 2,129,935 (D ) 1,592,269 9,990 1,802,692 (D ) 177,508 588,564 84 6,123 118 7,680 124 7,370 139 7,732 207 6,589 332 7,712 8,434 E a r n in g s b y P la c e o f W o r k Earnings by type: Wages and salaries..................................................... Other labor income..................................................... Proprietors' income8................................................... Farm................................................................. Nonfarm.............................................................. 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 estate............................ Services........................................................... Government and government enterprises.......................... Federal, civilian................................................... Military........................................................... State and local................................................... 1,094 3,405 10,490 4,007 176,239 200,824 408,618 458,122 142,880 265,738 296,260 161,862 144,330 174,828 327,013 569,340 10,748 4,385 13,927 2,197,511 12,097 3,568 166,918 553,804 186,844 186,576 196,528 382,496 170,782 401,988 357,276 194,310 195,464 178,659 189,909 1,044 302 1,283 315 1,476 268 1,532 292 1,620 307 1,776 352 125,161 136,515 161,320 158,182 169,257 1,526 384 1,681 507 1,609 514 2,538 2,469 258,539 282,655 294,768 459 2,359 325 110,379 129,142 472,421 514,058 533,860 578,548 908,378 185,834 1,008,115 194,494 1,116,566 218,129 1,174,266 232,044 348,803 373,741 404,186 409,435 477,423 421,014 498,448 443,774 2,824 3,114 3,368 3,121 3,123 429 3,753 363,423 125,336 415,608 7,132 2,276 7,792 8,832 9,829 1,919 10,402 1,927 810,349 2,011 9,692 1,808 765,187 1,758 148,845 76 4,780 88 5,946 103 6,718 163 7,747 195 7,689 218 8,257 323,473 292,869 164,229 315,799 330,321 1980 1979 1982 1981 329,212 117,090 357,555 135,247 S k a g it, W a s h in g to n S a n J u a n , W a s h in g to n 1978 184,693 318,250 117,004 1983 1978 1980 1979 1983 1982 1981 I n c o m e b y P l a c e o f R e s id e n c e Total personal in c o m e ........................................................................... Nonfarm personal income.............................................. Farm income............................................................ 61323 60,068 73,650 85,659 100,414 104,992 110,704 478,861 557,191 626,248 713,938 760,237 802,203 72,326 84,719 98,957 103,558 109,409 457,458 530,986 602,052 684,240 726,382 771,173 31,030 1,255 1,324 940 1,457 1,434 1,295 21,403 26,205 24,196 29,698 33,855 Population (thousands)1.................................................. 6.6 7.6 8.1 8.4 8.5 9,258 9,664 12,406 12,462 13,007 59.5 8,046 61.4 Per cap ita personal incom e (d o lla rs)................................................. 8.0 10,736 9,068 64.5 9,704 65.5 10,901 66.5 11,437 67.0 11,965 23,220 27,469 30,067 34,713 317,763 358,396 379,289 419,697 431,669 460,652 1,614 1,851 9,202 32,761 2,142 31,585 1,300 2,188 10,299 2,383 9,817 16,891 20,192 19,709 32,970 21,553 38,167 25,313 26,634 36,929 39,983 28,719 36,277 39,696 321,064 82,937 371,657 100,424 395,903 124,202 431,313 445,018 468,210 Derivation of total personal income: Total earnings by place of work...................................... Less: Personal contributions for social insurance2.................. Plus: Adjustment for residence........................................ Equals: Net earnings by place of residence.......................... Plus: Dividends, interest, and rent*................................... Plus: Transfer payments............................................... 6,740 8,274 37,418 9,835 40,454 28,660 22,944 34,129 28,192 34,805 44,260 47,852 42,147 49,548 11,329 13,436 15,700 17,444 19,009 74,860 85,110 106,143 159,438 123,187 175,343 9,719 139,876 181,558 152,435 16,258 19,792 22,661 24,801 24,164 26,276 244,311 277,124 301,674 337,039 348,787 369,196 1,228 1,422 1,711 1,902 2,190 22,346 40,153 5,695 6,058 5,231 50,481 31,051 51,607 35,274 6,255 25,225 56,047 27,134 5,734 2,631 5,806 47,608 51,303 15,540 40,507 12,219 38,262 18,475 33,132 20,511 27,097 32,136 33,855 397,814 31,030 429,622 322,009 347,075 6,666 147 7,340 204 E a r n in g s b y P la c e o f W o r k Earnings by type: Wages and salaries..................................................... Other labor income..................................................... Proprietors’ income8.................................................... Farm................................................................. Nonfarm.............................................................. 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 estate............................ Services........................................................... Government and government enterprises.......................... Federal, civilian................................................... Military............................................................ State and local................................................... See footnotes at end of tables. 1,052 4,682 1,077 5,178 665 1,194 5,030 4,864 1,295 21,403 26,205 24,196 29,698 296,360 332,191 355,093 25,183 (0 ) (D) 274,395 8,698 287,526 (D ) 244,932 7,634 389,999 316,071 9,170 7,632 (D) (D) 316 3,769 3,376 (0 ) 3,562 299 30,253 37,433 595 38,479 301 41,022 30,037 30,631 2,218 543 2,335 585 2,613 479 83,799 37,431 89,364 38,630 89,338 97,445 106,573 118,433 38,158 42,042 43,392 1,675 3,565 1,750 3,157 2,134 46,368 17,465 50,734 63,181 51,569 66,864 20,815 51,180 22,784 55,403 2,870 1,661 3,153 31,390 35,371 36,459 317 251 460 546 485 13,181 44,604 14,723 15,091 18,509 21,796 22,016 47,884 50,792 54,372 56,648 59,942 10,958 44,204 10,824 50,453 9,956 55,444 9,474 55,297 10,883 61,167 1,457 31,304 18,203 21,793 23,784 (D) (D) 466 (0 ) 473 3,883 (0 ) 3,990 1,792 2,088 427 2,381 242 19,167 33,418 26,704 940 29,127 1,276 38,342 1,434 1,324 26,145 1,550 274 1,013 4,793 30,151 24,272 1,255 21,965 3,379 1,125 4,106 51,106 12,764 (D) (D) 3,152 1,143 3,993 1,451 5,302 6,548 4,078 1,683 7,683 3,490 4,623 1,267 4,650 1,147 5,524 1,404 8,274 8,131 8,775 9,904 37,793 3,762 322 4,352 6,121 448 5,879 6,714 51,428 57,796 67,567 73,928 75,805 340 5,343 408 82,547 78 95 148 450 189 533 212 4,381 722 4,976 64 773 5,670 914 6,057 1,608 5,383 1,909 6,196 2,098 3,376 3,934 4,840 5,525 5,240 5,969 46,325 52,047 60,983 66,263 68,513 74,253 LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME WASHINGTON 77 Table 5.— Personal Income for States and Counties of Alaska, Hawaii, and the Far West Region, 1978—83— Continued _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ [Thousands of dollars]_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ S k a m a n ia , W a s h in g to n 1978 1979 1980 1981 S n o h o m is h , W a s h in g to n 1982 1983 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 I n c o m e b y P l a c e o f R e s id e n c e Total personal in c o m e ........................................................................... 51,556 65,116 70,343 70,554 68,702 71,322 2,458,862 2,998,266 3,422,431 3,831,115 4,041,402 4,237,619 Nonfarm personal income.............................................. Farm income............................................................ 50,570 986 69,801 542 69,713 841 67,827 875 70,438 884 2,970,129 28,137 3,802,155 28,960 4,010,399 31,003 4,208,797 28,822 Population (thousands)'.................................................. 6.8 64,041 1,075 7.5 8.1 7.7 7.6 7.6 2,435,604 23,258 303.4 323.4 3,401,589 20,842 340.4 350.7 355.3 362.2 P er capita personal incom e (d o lla rs)................................................. 7,620 8,687 8,737 9,114 9,056 9,429 8,106 9,272 10,053 10,923 11,376 11,699 Derivation of total personal income: Total earnings by place of work...................................... Less: Personal contributions for social insurance2.................. Plus: Adjustment for residence........................................ Equals: Net earnings by place of residence.......................... Plus: Dividends, interest, and rent4................................... Plus: Transfer payments............................................... 41,246 2,331 -397 38,518 6,«9 6,599 70,156 4,204 -16,433 49,519 8,195 7,402 83,200 5,078 -26,492 51,630 9,536 9,177 54,158 3,442 -2,681 48,035 11,880 10,639 38,880 2,458 7,908 44,330 12,212 12,160 38,352 2,411 10,081 46,022 12,661 12,639 1,427,347 79,776 552,065 1,899,636 283,468 275,758 1,841,289 107,244 601,334 2,335,379 353,758 309,129 2,038,753 120,689 700,340 2,618,404 427,853 376,174 2,176,989 137,935 796,780 2,835,834 546,309 448,972 2,163,778 140,204 894,015 2,917,589 603,299 520,514 2,155,543 140,752 1,028,419 3,043,210 629,711 564,698 Earnings by type: Wages and salaries..................................................... Other labor income..................................................... Proprietors’ income8.................................................... Farm................................................................. Nonfarm.............................................................. 35,368 2,231 3,647 836 2,811 63,346 3,194 3,616 887 2,729 76,484 3,868 2,848 331 2,517 48,379 3,166 2,613 645 1,968 34,095 2,673 2,112 642 1,470 32,869 3,059 2,424 678 1,746 1,167,439 104,374 155,534 16,190 139,344 1,535,040 137,113 169,136 19,458 149,678 1,720,862 163,656 154,235 11,105 143,130 1,853,427 178,688 144,874 19,784 125,090 1,851,151 189,813 122,814 20,124 102,690 1,816,576 196,158 142,809 19,077 123,732 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 estate............................ Services........................................................... Government and government enterprises.......................... Federal, civilian................................................... Military........................................................... State and local.................................................. 986 40,260 31,789 1,114 (D) 9,179 15,166 86 15,080 1,737 (D) 1,279 448 1,589 8,471 4,263 65 4,143 1,075 69,081 58,971 1,108 (D) 32,746 18,101 92 18,009 2,389 (D) 1,344 590 1,250 10,110 4,639 77 5,394 542 82,658 71,154 1,077 (D) 46,248 16,316 99 16,217 2,714 (D) 1,321 535 1,170 11,504 5,059 96 6,349 841 53,317 40,484 549 (D) 15,534 18,570 93 18,477 889 (D) 1,370 471 967 12,833 5,603 142 7,088 875 38,005 23,723 461 (D) 5,255 13,811 90 13,721 794 (D) 1,355 451 900 14,282 6,810 171 7,301 884 37,468 23,001 454 (D) 2,543 16,149 117 16,032 790 (D) 1,431 408 1,073 14,467 7,246 192 7,029 23,258 1,404,089 1,212,768 13,294 3,600 144,077 493,778 70,531 423,247 91,606 51,978 172,552 58,442 183,441 191,321 16,541 3,520 171,260 28,137 1,813,152 1,590,748 (D) (D) 192,473 711,531 87,533 623,998 115,435 64,472 198,529 69,606 221,641 222,404 18,566 3,879 199,959 20,842 2,017,911 1,758,187 (D) (D) 163,643 848,649 105,600 743,049 123,169 68,133 223,313 62,324 252,833 259,724 19,586 4,645 235,493 28,960 2,148,029 1,852,459 (D) (D) 128,903 922,650 115,230 807,420 132,176 72,166 248,723 53,054 279,566 295,570 22,344 7,421 265,805 31,003 2,132,775 1,824,108 11,916 2,092 116,522 902,565 112,921 789,644 144,337 72,319 251,325 50,761 272,271 308,667 23,005 9,123 276,539 28,822 2,126,721 1,801,614 12,381 3,295 134,591 798,199 116,998 681,201 156,424 72,941 271,695 59,217 292,871 325,107 25,017 9,956 290,134 1978 1979 1982 1983 E a r n in g s b y P la c e o f W o r k S p o k a n e , W a s h in g to n S te v e n s , W a s h in g to n 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 Total personal in c o m e ........................................................................... 2,452,104 2,739,948 3,037,835 3,377,592 3,492,398 3,721,694 Nonfarm personal income............................................. Farm income............................................................ 162,995 192,749 197,093 226,635 238,133 2,414,550 37,554 252,953 2,705,913 34,035 3,003,939 33,896 3,333,108 44,484 3,453,491 38,907 3,674,177 47,517 143,274 19,721 169,937 22,812 188,107 8,986 206,849 19,786 234,276 18,677 Population (thousands)1.................................................. 329.2 335.0 342.2 347.0 348.7 348.0 25.0 26.9 29.4 29.8 219,043 19,090 30.2 Per capita personal incom e (d o lla rs)................................................ 7,449 8,180 8,877 9,732 10,015 10,694 6,522 7,174 6,698 7,597 7,884 8,118 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.......................... PIUS: Dividends, interest, and rent*.................................. Plus: Transfer payments............................................... 1,883,592 105,136 -57,223 1,721,233 368,469 362,402 2,084,347 121,863 -63,773 1,898,711 434,028 407,209 2,249,265 133,534 -76,715 2,039,016 512,418 486,401 2,411,144 153,255 -82,090 2,175,799 646,295 555,498 2,389,642 156,514 -77,539 2,155,589 713,746 623,063 2,552,431 167,385 -69,843 2,315,203 741,353 665,138 115,352 5,484 5,756 115,624 23,100 24,271 137,676 6,831 6,032 136,877 28,202 27,670 129,629 7,266 6,741 129,104 32,674 35,315 146,723 8,206 7,270 145,787 40,719 40,129 147,149 8,499 6,092 144,742 46,554 46,837 156,527 9,201 7,225 154,551 48,083 50,319 Earnings by type: Wages and salaries..................................................... Other labor income..................................................... Proprietors' income*................................................... Farm................................................................. Nonfarm................................................ 1,565,265 121,072 197,255 32,441 164,814 1,752,176 133,405 198,766 27,829 170,937 1,908,748 150,290 190,227 26,968 163,259 2,062,793 163,950 184,401 37,853 146,548 2,057,604 181,154 150,884 31,104 119,780 2,161,449 202,111 188,871 40,419 148,452 80,538 7,145 27,669 18,565 9,104 97,854 8,972 30,850 21,417 9,433 103,681 10,062 15,886 7,429 8,457 109,454 10,476 26,793 18,287 8,506 112,408 11,558 23,183 17,332 5,851 118,856 12,765 24,906 17,064 7,842 Eamings 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 estate............................ Services........................................................ Government and government enterprises.......................... Federal, civilian................................................... Military............................................................ State and local................................................... 37,554 1,846,038 1,509,632 4,046 2,737 168,785 308,504 67,190 241,314 155,827 172,016 232,037 128,155 337,525 336,406 72,821 55,048 208,537 34,035 2,050,312 1,684,557 4,002 3,607 179,421 347,630 73,549 274,081 175,337 197,615 258,377 138,108 380,460 365,755 77,794 56,356 231,605 33,896 2,215,369 1,804,240 3,844 4,689 175,174 371,358 77,561 293,797 191,084 215,518 268,558 143,691 430,324 411,129 85,021 61,719 264,389 44,484 2,366,660 1,921,261 5,294 7,082 166,699 392,858 78,865 313,993 207,848 228,799 280,878 140,162 491,641 445,399 92,026 71,864 281,509 38,907 2,350,735 1,885,202 4,689 2,795 131,534 397,818 81,600 316,218 207,173 227,740 282,620 145,423 485,410 465,533 96,804 78,281 290,448 47,517 2,504,914 1,998,948 5,053 3,990 150,890 422,411 85,820 336,591 205,942 225,451 308,874 160,469 515,868 505,966 103,776 88,133 314,057 19,721 95,631 79,486 845 3,708 8,189 36,618 884 35,734 3,919 2,153 9,518 2,206 12,330 16,145 3,976 241 11,928 22,812 114,864 96,285 858 9,563 9,443 42,862 907 41,955 4,260 2,509 10,445 2,492 13,853 18,579 4,522 277 13,780 8,986 120,643 99,596 849 11,162 5,377 45,858 953 44,905 4,733 3,189 10,798 2,465 15,165 21,047 5,021 350 15,676 19,786 126,937 104,002 1,118 11,123 5,929 47,961 898 47,063 4,387 3,402 11,748 2,475 15,859 22,935 5,310 549 17,076 19,090 128,059 104,544 1,018 8,456 10,291 46,666 872 45,794 4,484 3,252 11,952 2,549 15,876 23,515 5,444 680 17,391 18,677 137,850 112,509 1,159 5,740 10,568 53,755 545 53,210 5,420 3,327 12,123 2,756 17,661 25,341 5,882 789 18,670 1980 1981 I n c o m e b y P l a c e o f R e s id e n c e 31.2 E a r n in g s b y P la c e o f W o r k See footnotes at end of tables. LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME 78 WASHINGTON Table 5.— Personal Income for States and Counties of Alaska, Hawaii, and the Far West Region, 1978-83— Continued _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ [Thousands of dollars]_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ T h u r s to n , W a s h in g to n 1978 W a h k ia k u m , W a s h in g to n 1978 1981 1983 1980 1981 1982 1983 946,897 933,005 13,892 1,124,803 1,107,471 17,332 1,271,542 1,258,863 12,679 1,425,146 1,410,686 14,460 1,475,217 1,460,599 14,618 1,554,506 1,542,410 12,096 29,701 26,204 3,497 33,247 28,766 4,481 34,489 31,768 2,721 37,688 33,664 4,024 39,170 35,071 4,099 38,821 34,791 4,030 P e r c a p ita p e rs o n a l in c o m e (d o lla r s ) ............................................... 112.8 8,396 119.2 9,438 125.4 10,141 130.1 10,951 133.1 11,082 136.8 11,367 3.8 7,723 3,8 8,816 3.8 9,043 3.8 9,928 3.8 10,321 3.7 10,436 Derivation of total personal Income: Total earnings by place of work...................................... Less: Personal contributions for social insurance2.................. Plus: Adjustment for residence........................................ Equals: Net earnings by place of residence.......................... Plus: Dividends, interest, and rent*................................... Plus: Transfer payments............................................... 608,129 33,523 103,883 678,489 133,745 134,663 679,802 38,246 163,335 804,891 164,406 155,506 738,914 42,823 190,806 886,897 195,224 189,421 794,095 47,982 212,992 959,105 245,654 220,387 783,238 48,909 225,987 960,316 266,092 248,809 850,411 53,367 212,499 1,009,543 275,975 268,988 21,504 1,047 1,591 22,048 4,032 3,621 23,166 1,136 2,253 24,283 4,919 4,045 22,438 1,219 2,522 23,741 5,960 4,788 22,098 1,208 3,326 24,216 7,598 5,874 22,987 1,313 3,097 24,771 8,072 6,327 21,126 1,199 3,849 23,776 8,340 6,705 Earnings by type: Wages and salaries..................................................... Other labor income..................................................... Proprietors’ income5................................................... Farm................................................................. Nonfarm.............................................................. 512,651 28,132 67,346 9,051 58,295 574,218 31,751 73,833 11,355 62,478 638,692 35,876 64,346 5,959 58,387 693,026 40,208 60,861 8,174 52,687 687,514 45,181 50,543 7,138 43,405 741,345 51,970 57,096 5,449 51,647 15,185 1,155 5,164 3,099 2,065 15,863 1,195 6,108 3,990 2,118 16,923 1,360 4,155 2,171 1,984 15,633 1,261 5,204 3,506 1,698 16,738 1,433 4,816 3,484 1,332 14,750 1,373 5,003 3,482 1,521 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 estate............................ Services........................................................... Government and government enterprises.......................... Federal, civilian................................................... Military........................................................... State and local................................................... 13,892 594,237 344,038 6,354 416 50,425 67,414 30,820 36,594 25,190 18,048 67,454 23,785 84,952 250,199 12,137 2,017 236,045 17,332 662,470 378,382 (D) (D) 49,563 73,724 32,534 41,190 28,675 20,556 75,784 26,380 95,712 284,088 13,299 2,102 268,687 12,679 726,235 400,974 8,917 742 45,200 73,382 34,972 38,410 32,007 21,891 81,865 26,735 110,235 325,261 15,673 2,455 307,133 14,460 779,635 425,215 7,922 667 42,157 74,221 37,039 37,182 33,730 22,765 90,276 27,644 125,833 354,420 15,857 4,052 334,511 14,618 768,620 420,246 7,543 831 32,355 72,779 37,315 35,464 35,258 23,886 93,719 27,629 126,246 348,374 16,685 4,747 326,942 12,096 838,315 450,400 8,140 1,033 38,583 77,418 38,879 38,539 34,957 24,122 98,458 30,310 137,379 387,915 17,684 5,750 364,481 3,497 18,007 15,987 801 0 664 10,900 (L) 10,879 1,634 141 838 263 746 2,020 127 (L) 1,856 4,481 18,685 16,365 691 0 719 10,703 (L) 10,666 1,973 166 951 287 875 2,320 121 (L) 2,160 2,721 19,717 17,086 639 0 257 10,528 (L) 10,488 3,229 171 1,030 242 990 2,631 151 U) 2,435 4,024 18,074 15,245 480 240 244 8,982 (L) 8,939 2,929 153 1,054 163 1,000 2,829 174 70 2,585 4,099 18,888 15,998 917 (0) (D) 9,381 (L) 9,339 2,524 183 1,129 169 1,025 2,890 167 85 2,638 4,030 17,096 14,342 1,082 0 (0) 9,386 (t) 9,341 983 134 1,198 (D) 1,069 2,754 121 96 2,537 1979 1980 1982 1979 I n c o m e b y P l a c e o f R e s id e n c e T o t a l p e rs o n a l i n c o m e ........................................................................ Nonfarm personal income.............................................. Farm income............................................................ Population (thousands)’ .................................................. E a r n in g s b y P la c e o f W o r k W a lla W a lla , W a s h in g to n 1978 1979 1980 1981 W h a tc o m , W a s h in g to n 1982 1983 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 I n c o m e b y P l a c e o f R e s id e n c e 349,068 325,013 24,055 406,958 386,945 20,013 473,014 431,329 41,685 509,387 473,767 35,620 533,246 494,034 39,212 567,594 520,546 47,048 749,616 714,602 35,014 857,301 816,115 41,186 928,347 897,776 30,571 1,024,179 979,925 44,254 1,066,271 1,016,480 49,791 1,121,431 1,074,671 46,760 P e r c a p ita p e rs o n a l in c o m e (d o lla r s ) ............................................... 45.2 7,722 46.3 8,784 47.6 9,946 47.6 10,698 48.5 10,997 48.0 11,836 101.5 7,387 104.4 8,213 107.0 8,676 109.0 9,393 110.0 9,696 110.4 10,153 Derivation of total personal income: Total earnings by place of work...................................... Less: Personal contributions for social insurance2.................. Plus: Adjustment for residence........................................ Equals: Net earnings by place of residence.......................... Plus: Dividends, interest, and rent*................................... Plus: Transfer payments............................................... 260,354 13,700 -14,379 232,275 63,767 53,026 313,302 17,666 -21,667 273,969 73,646 59,343 355,085 19,089 -22,675 313,321 89,465 70,228 357,597 20,893 -20,130 316,574 114,047 78,766 365,131 21,753 -20,713 322,665 124,513 86,068 390,674 22,876 -23,155 344,643 129,274 93,677 561,361 29,714 -2,696 528,951 120,515 100,150 636,275 35,006 -2,711 598,558 145,723 113,020 656,634 37,459 -161 619,014 172,583 136,750 692,341 41,736 1,343 651,948 216,438 155,793 707,386 43,559 1,739 665,566 226,824 173,881 741,152 46,019 727 695,860 235,367 190,204 Earnings by type: Wages and salaries..................................................... Other labor income..................................................... Proprietors’ income5 ................................................... Farm................................................................. Nonfarm.............................................................. 210,559 15,254 34,541 12,170 22,371 264,947 18,415 29,940 5,438 24,502 285,068 21,278 48,739 25,361 23,378 292,128 23,070 42,399 20,188 22,211 298,064 26,239 40,828 20,941 19,887 307,567 29,374 53,733 30,657 23,076 435,280 40,188 85,893 27,217 58,676 495,921 46,265 94,089 31,559 62,530 526,220 51,546 78,868 19,746 59,122 550,549 53,645 88,147 34,126 54,021 663,719 60,887 82,780 37,742 45,038 584,375 67,389 89,388 36,045 53,343 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 estate............................ Services........................................................... Government and government enterprises.......................... Federal, civilian................................................... Military............................................................ State and local................................................... 24,055 236,299 185,684 2,104 62 22,590 46,588 35,723 10,865 14,926 14,380 26,408 11,173 47,453 50,615 20,567 614 29,434 20,013 293,289 236,712 2,354 109 48,260 60,292 46,008 14,284 16,734 15,324 28,618 11,126 53,895 56,577 22,080 652 33,845 41,685 313,400 249,311 2,328 86 33,894 76,185 60,012 16,173 18,122 16,288 29,612 11,681 61,115 64,089 24,434 758 38,897 35,620 321,977 252,344 2,788 85 17,468 83,714 66,617 17,097 21,817 17,139 32,303 10,474 66,556 69,633 26,225 1,181 42,227 39,212 325,919 252,735 2,909 124 10,854 88,676 72,163 16,513 21,929 16,989 32,499 11,086 67,669 73,184 27,977 1,496 43,711 47,048 343,626 265,301 2,845 184 11,144 93,757 74,898 18,859 23,102 16,837 33,896 12,291 71,245 78,325 28,611 1,647 48,067 35,014 526,347 444,676 10,440 1,910 56,270 136,416 68,575 67,841 37,967 21,615 72,513 22,105 85,440 81,671 7,456 1,030 73,185 41,186 595,089 505,289 11,654 2,260 64,865 161,282 83,137 78,145 43,804 26,151 80,371 23,507 91,395 89,800 8,231 1,127 80,442 30,571 626,063 526,071 10,019 2,342 53,669 178,854 93,297 85,557 47,629 24,822 82,575 23,304 102,857 99,992 9,193 1,329 89,470 44,254 648,087 542,471 9,717 2,561 50,627 190,676 99,494 91,182 40,615 26,617 89,455 22,506 109,697 105,616 9,764 2,079 93,773 49,791 657,595 547,787 8,287 2,088 45,481 200,149 106,732 93,417 42,153 26,206 90,949 21,580 110,894 109,808 10,278 2,525 97,005 46,760 694,392 580,021 8,410 2,246 50,525 203,396 110,214 93,182 45,656 25,562 101,113 22,463 120,650 114,371 10,296 2,855 101,220 T o t a l p e rs o n a l i n c o m e ........................................................................ Nonfarm personal income.............................................. Farm income............................................................ Population (thousands)’ .................................................. E a r n in g s b y P la c e o f W o r k See footnotes at end of tables. LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME WASHINGTON 79 Table 5.— Personal Income for States and Counties of Alaska, Hawaii, and the Far West Region, 1978-83— Continued [Thousands of dollars! W h it m a n , W a s h in g to n 1978 1979 1980 1981 Y a k im a , W a s h in g to n 1982 1983 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 I n c o m e b y P l a c e o f R e s id e n c e Total personal In c o m e ........................................................................... 293,502 296,418 355,656 398,919 405,139 455,235 1,204,582 1,334,863 1,450,098 1,588,791 1,689,067 Nonfarm personal income.............................................. Farm income............................................................ 1,775,513 225,511 67,991 249,124 47,294 275,933 79,723 315,311 83,608 329,309 75,830 347,377 107,858 1,049,108 155,474 1,190,120 144,743 1,310,905 139,193 1,457,122 131,669 1,523,731 165,336 1,605,104 170,409 Population (thousands)1.................................................. 39.3 39.2 40.1 40.5 40.0 38.4 166.4 169.0 172.7 174.6 176.0 177.2 P e r capita personal incom e (d o lla rs )................................................. 7,474 7,568 8,879 9,857 10,131 11,852 7,238 7,899 8,398 9,100 9,595 10,022 Derivation of total personal income: Total earnings by place ot 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............................................... 214,145 8,200 130 206,075 55,637 31,790 201,927 8,795 4,161 197,293 63,421 35,704 248,952 9,853 3,581 242,680 71,562 41,414 264,855 10,880 3,945 257,920 92,484 48,515 261,523 11,596 2,168 252,095 100,381 52,663 301,594 12,055 3,231 292,770 104,219 58,246 860,742 41,179 29,747 849,310 172,624 182,648 935,377 48,123 35,968 923,222 205,483 206,158 980,560 52,091 36,489 964,958 239,573 245,567 1,027,750 59,427 43,198 1,011,521 301,770 275,500 1,062,732 61,505 41,374 1,042,601 334,625 311,841 1,115,279 64,628 41,668 1,092,319 346,784 336,410 Earnings by type: Wages and salaries..................................................... Other labor income..................................................... Proprietors' income5................................................... Farm................................................................. Nonfarm.............................................................. 135,872 7,044 71,229 56,120 15,109 145,177 7,409 49,341 33,063 16,278 161,295 8,176 79,481 63,934 15,547 172,120 9,404 83,331 68,221 15,110 179,261 10,869 71,393 57,877 13,516 182,782 12,161 106,651 91,250 15,401 644,812 45,095 170,835 97,565 73,270 735,197 48,429 151,751 73,345 78,406 791,161 53,979 135,420 59,044 76,376 839,141 59,408 129,201 56,436 72,765 855,273 67,284 140,175 75,957 64,218 873,900 76,085 165,294 90,798 74,496 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 estate............................ Services........................................................... Government and government enterprises.......................... Federal, civilian................................................... Military........................................................... State and local................................................... 67,991 146,154 67,266 769 (D) 10,252 2,112 (D) (D) 6,638 (») 16,141 4,069 16,158 78,888 5,658 692 72,538 47,294 154,633 68,337 815 (D) 5,516 2,371 (D) (D) 7,491 (») 17,516 4,350 17,568 86,296 6,082 697 79,517 79,723 169,229 70,032 1,168 (0 4,096 2,752 (D) (9) 7,875 (9) 16,732 4,373 18,681 99,197 6,773 800 91,624 83,608 181,247 74,696 1,516 (9) 4,302 3,224 1,193 2,031 8,029 (9) 16,982 4,025 19,305 106,551 7,855 1,175 97,521 75,830 185,693 74,100 1,504 (9) 3,711 2,849 1,236 1,613 8,636 (9) 16,892 4,354 18,592 111,593 8,192 1,460 101,941 107,858 193,736 75,763 1,690 (9) 3,955 2,924 1,188 1,736 8,977 (9) 16,406 4,653 20,053 117,973 8,642 1,579 107,752 155,474 705,268 590,443 12,905 1,257 54,951 129,650 67,354 62,296 46,894 81,148 98,793 29,767 135,078 114,825 20,376 3,104 91,345 144,743 790,634 658,387 15,145 1,743 67,618 134,889 72,009 62,880 52,411 90,999 108,098 32,661 154,823 132,247 21,265 3,364 107,618 139,193 841,367 695,413 17,239 1,329 57,286 139,393 74,979 64,414 56,899 99,773 112,238 32,662 178,594 145,954 21,998 3,820 120,136 131,669 896,081 738,499 21,616 1,200 52,031 149,610 80,817 68,793 59,827 107,452 120,509 30,028 196,226 157,582 24,222 5,340 128,020 165,336 897,396 738,007 22,891 1,323 45,835 146,949 85,844 61,105 61,186 107,554 122,485 30,890 198,894 159,389 25,260 6,405 127,724 170,409 944,870 775,239 24,073 728 44,740 158,860 86,904 71,956 65,021 110,341 126,798 33,021 211,657 169,631 26,380 7,000 136,251 E a r n in g s b y P la c e o f W o r k See footnotes at end of tables. FOOTNOTES <L> Less than $50,000. (D) Not shown to avoid disclosure of confidential information; estimates are included in totals. * The estimate shown here constitutes the major portion of the true estimate. 1 U.S. Bureau of the Census estimates. 2 Personal contributions for social insurance are implicitly included in the esti mates of earnings by type and industry. However, they are not included in personal income and therefore are subtracted from earnings in computation of personal income. 3 Includes adjustment for border workers: income of U.S. residents working across U.S. borders less income of foreign residents working in the United States. * Includes the capital consumption adjustment for rental income of persons. 5 Includes the inventory valuation and capital consumption adjustments. 'Other includes wages and salaries of U.S. residents working for international organizations and for foreign embassies and consulates located in the United States. 7 Far West Region totals do not include Alaska and Hawaii. ‘ Cibola County, NM was separated from Valencia County in June 1981, but in these estimates, Valencia includes Cibola through the end of 1981. 9 The 1980-83 estimates for per capita personal income reflect a correction to census population. Estimates for earlier years remain uncorrected. The corrections may be large enough to cause a discontinuity between 1979 and 1980 in the historical series of per capita personal income. 10 La Paz County, AZ was separated from Yuma County on January 1, 1983.
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