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PLAINS REGION
• Iowa, Kansas, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, North Dakota, South Dakota
By • Major Source
For • Counties and Metropolitan Areas
U.S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE
Robert A. Mosbacher, Secretary
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ECONOMICS AND STATISTICS ADMINISTRATION
Michael R. Darby, Under Secretary for Economic Affairs and Administrator
BUREAU OF ECONOMIC ANALYSIS
Allan H. Young, Director
Carol S. Carson, Deputy Director
July 1991
For sale by the Superintendent of Documents, U.S. Government Printing Office
Washington, DC 20402
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ECONOMICS AND STATISTICS ADMINISTRATION
Michael R. Darby, Under Secretary for
Economic Affairs and Administrator
BUREAU OF ECONOMIC ANALYSIS
Allan H. Young, Director
Carol S. Carson, Deputy Director
Suggested Citation
U.S. Department of Commerce. Bureau of Economic Analysis. Local Area
Personal Income, 1984-89. Volume 3: Plains Region. Washington, DC: U.S.
Government Printing Office, July 1991.
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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 Linnea Hazen, Chief
with general guidance from Hugh W. Knox, Associate Director for Regional Economics.
Estimates of nonfarm labor income (wages and salaries and other labor income) were prepared by
the Regional Wage Branch under the supervision of Carol E. Evans, Chief. Major responsibilities
were assigned to Sharon C. Camevale, C. Brian Grove, Michael G. Pilot, and James M Scott
Contributing staff members were E. Frances Bake, Elizabeth P. Cologer, Kathryn A. Comins, Susan
E; P en Herd?r’ Eddie L- Key: Russell C. Lusher, Richard A. Lutyk, Lisa C. Ninomiya, Michael
Phillips, Adrienne T. Pilot, William E. Reid, Jr., John A. Rusinko, Victor Sahadachny, and Jaime
Zenzano.
Estimates of farm earnings (wages and salaries, other labor income, and proprietors’ income) and
the residence adjustments were prepared by the Quarterly Income Branch under the supervision of
Robert L. Brown, Assistant Division Chief. Major responsibilities were assigned to James M. Zavrel
Contributing staff members were Elaine M. Briccetti, Daniel R. Corrin, Richard H. Grayson and
Daniel Zabronsky.
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Estimates of nonfarm proprietors’ income, dividends, interest, rent, transfer payments, and per
sonal contributions for social insurance were prepared by the Proprietors’ Income Branch under
the supervision of Bruce Levine, Chief. Major responsibilities were assigned to Charles A. Jolley.
Contributing staff members were Kirk Fox, Marian B. Sacks, Michael S. Wagner, Ellen M Wright
and Marianne A. Ziver.
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The assembly of public-use tabulations and data files and the preparation of the text and tables
for this publication were performed by the Regional Economic Information System (REIS) Branch
Major responsibilities were assigned to Kathy A. Albetski, Wallace K. Bailey, Kenneth P. Berkman,
and Gary V. Kennedy. Secretarial support was provided by Hilda G. Tolson. Contributing staff’
members were Louise T. Johnson, Susan J. Lease-Trevathan, Lela S. Lester, Jeffrey L. Newman,
Michael J. Paris, Elizabeth R. Self, Albert Silverman, Monique B. Tyes, and Mary C. Williams.
Production coordination and text editing services were provided by M. Gretchen Gibson under the
supervision of Leland L. Scott, Chief, Publication Services Branch, Current Business Analysis Division.
Although the county income measures contained in this publication resulted from the effort, experience
and cooperation of BEA personnel, their 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 National Agricultural Statistics Service, the Internal Revenue
Service, the Social Security Administration, the Health Care Financing Administration, the Office of the
Secretary of Defense, the Department of Veterans Affairs, and the Association of American Railroads.
Subject Assignment Directory
For information about the availability of data (see also Appendix B), call the
Regional Economic Information System staff at (202) 254-6630. For additional
information about State and local area personal income, call Linnea Hazen, Chief
of the Regional Economic Measurement Division (REMD), at (202) 254—6631.
For information about a specific subject, call the REMD specialists listed below.
___________ Subject___________________
Disposable State personal income .................
Dividends, interest, and rental income .........
Farm proprietors’ income and employment . .
Methodology....................................................
Nonfarm proprietors’ income and employment
Other labor income ........................................
Personal contributions for social insurance . .
Quarterly State personal income ...................
Residence adjustments ...................................
Transfer pay m en ts..........................................
Wage and salary income and employment . .
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S p ecialist
N um ber
. Robert L. B ro w n ............ ___ (202)
. Charles A. Jo lle y ............ ___ (202)
. James M. Zavrel ............ ___ (202)
. Wallace K. B a ile y ......... ___ (202)
. Charles A. Jo lle y ............ ___ (202)
. Carol E. Evans .............. ___ (202)
, . Charles A. Jo lle y ............ ___ (202)
, . Isabelle B. Whiston . . . . ___ (202)
. . Daniel Zabronsky ......... ___ (202)
. . Bruce Levine................... ___ (202)
. . Carol E. Evans .............. ___ (202)
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254-6638
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Contents
Text:
Acknowledgments............................................................................................................................... iii
Subject Assignment Directory............................................................................................................ iv
Introduction................................................................................................................................... M - 1
A brief history of the estimates................................................................................................ M - 1
Uses of county and metropolitan area estimates...................................................................... M - 2
Estimating schedule for the major regional series.....................................................................M - 2
Availability of the State and local area estimates.................................................................... M - 2
BEA User Group...................................................................................................................... M - 3
Overview........................................................................................................................................ M - 5
Differences between the national and subnational estimates................................................. M - 5
Sources of d a ta ........................................................................................................................ M - 5
Controls and the allocation procedure.................................................................................... M - 6
Place of measurement............................................................................................................... M - 6
Sources and Methods for the 1984-89 County Personal Income Estimates......................... M - 7
Wage and Salary Disbursements.............................................................................................
Wages and salaries covered by the UI program.................................................................
Wages and salaries not covered by the UI program..........................................................
Wages and salaries paid in kind..... ...................................................................................
M- 7
M- 7
M- 9
M-10
Other Labor Income................................................................................................................. M-10
Employer contributions to private pension and welfare funds......................................... M-10
Private pension and profit-sharing funds, group health and life insurance,
and supplemental unemployment insurance.......................................................... M-10
Privately administered workers’ compensation.............................................................. M -ll
“All other” OLI................................................................................................................... M-12
Proprietors’ Income..................................................................................................................... M-12
Nonfarm proprietors’ income................................................................................................M-12
Farm proprietors’ income................................................................................................... M-13
Farm gross income....................................................................................................... M-14
Production expenses..................................................................................................... M-14
Adjustments for interfarm intrastate transactions......................................................... M-14
Adjustment to exclude the income of corporate farms................................................ M-15
Personal Dividend Income, Personal Interest Income, and Rental Income of Persons......... M-15
Personal dividend income and personal interest income..................................................... M-15
Rental income of persons................................................................................................... M-15
Transfer Payments..................................................................................................................... M-16
Government payments to individuals................................................................................... M-16
Retirement and disability insurance benefit payments................................................ M-16
Medical Payments........................................................................................................ M-17
Income maintenance benefit payments........................................................................ M-18
Unemployment insurance benefit payments................................................................ M-18
Veterans benefit payments............................................................................................ M-19
Federal education and training assistance payments................................................... M-19
Other government payments to individuals.................................................................. M-19
Payments to nonprofit institutions..................................................................................... M—20
Business payments to individuals......................................................................................... M-20
Personal Contributions for Social Insurance...............................................................................M-20
Residence Adjustment.............................................................................................................. M-21
Residence adjustment procedure (excluding borderworkers)............................................ M-21
Residence adjustment procedure for border workers......................................................... M-23
Technical N otes...................................................................................................................................... M -25
Industry classification................................................................................................................ M-25
Per capita personal income....................................................................................................... M-25
Comparison of personal income with other income measures................................................ M-25
Electronic edit procedures......................................................................................................... M-26
Interpolation and extrapolation....................................................................................................M-26
Disclosure avoidance................................................................................................................ M-27
List of Abbreviations........................................................................................................................... M -28
Glossary......................................................................................................................................................M -29
Statistical Section:
United States and Plains Region............................................................................................................ 1
Metropolitan Areas........................................................................................................................... 6
Iow a................................................................................................................................................ 13
Kansas............................................................................................................................................ 41
Minnesota....................................................................................................................................... 70
Missouri........................................................................................................................................... 95
Nebraska....................................................................................................................................... 127
North Dakota................................................................................................................................ 153
South Dakota................................................................................................................................ 169
Appendixes:
Appendix A: Members of the BEA User Group.............................................................................. 191
Appendix B: Availability of Tables from the Regional Economic Information System.................. 199
VI
Introduction
THIS volume is part of a five-volume set published annually by
the Regional Economic Measurement Division of the Bureau of
Economic Analysis (BEA). The set presents BEA’s estimates of
total and per capita personal income for local areas for 1984-89,
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 S urvey of C urrent B usiness,
in which BEA annually publishes 3 years of estimates of total
and per capita personal income for local areas. The series of
local area personal income estimates extends back through 1969;
the estimates for 1969-83 can be obtained as explained under
“Availability of the State and local area estimates” on the next
page.
The tables in these volumes 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 per
sonal income among the metropolitan areas of each State and the
percent change in personal income from 1984 to 1989 for these
areas. These volumes also present a detailed description of the
source data and estimating methods used in making the 1984—89
estimates. This statement of methodology is intended to help
users to determine the suitability of the estimates for various ap
plications and to evaluate their reliability. The methodology is
supplemented by a glossary and by technical notes.
Volume 1 of the set presents estimates for the United States
as a whole, for the regions and States, and for metropolitan
areas. The estimates of labor and proprietors’ earnings are pres
ented at the Standard Industrial Classification (SIC) two-digit
level. In addition, volume 1 contains the methodology statement
and tables that show the distribution and changes in total per
sonal income for regions; its appendixes provide the list of the
members of the BEA User Group, present examples of the ta
bles available—either directly or through the user group—from
the BEA Regional Economic Information System, and show the
county definitions of metropolitan areas and the metropolitan area
classification scheme.
Each of the other four volumes present estimates for one or
more of the eight BEA regions: The New England, Mideast, and
Great Lakes regions in volume 2; the Plains regions in volume
3; the Southeast region in volume 4; and the Southwest, Rocky
Mountain, and Far West regions in volume 5. Volume 5 also
presents estimates for Alaska and Hawaii, which are not included
in any BEA region. Each regional volume includes the method
ology statement, the list of the members of the BEA User Group,
the list of available tables, and estimates for the following: The
United States; the region(s); and the States, the metropolitan sta
tistical areas (MSA’s), the primary metropolitan statistical areas
(PMSA’s), and the counties of the region(s). The earnings esti
mates in these volumes are at the SIC division level, but tables
at the SIC two-digit level are available as explained on the next
page. Estimates for consolidated metropolitan statistical areas
(CMSA’s) appear only in volume 1.
The estimates in these volumes are prepared for States and
counties; estimates for all other geographic areas are made by
aggregating either the State or county estimates in the appropri
ate combinations. This building block approach provides BEA
with the flexibility necessary to meet the needs of the wide vari
ety of users of local area estimates. It also permits estimates for
areas whose boundaries change over time—such as metropoli
tan areas—to be presented on a consistent geographic definition
for all years. The estimates are made only for local areas that
can be defined in terms of counties or county equivalents, but
the MSA’s, CMSA’s, and PMSA’s of the New England States
are defined in terms of cities and towns. Therefore, the BEA
metropolitan area estimates for New England are for the al
ternative New England county metropolitan areas (NECMA’s)
developed by the Office of Management and Budget. (A more
detailed description of the NECMA’s is included in Appendix C
of volume 1.)
Since the publication of the first regional estimates of in
come in 1939, substantial improvements have been made in the
estimates of personal income and its precursors. These im
provements are part of BEA’s ongoing efforts to ensure that the
estimates provide the best possible quantitative view of economic
developments in each metropolitan area and county as measured
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 es
timates is presented in this introduction. lire introduction also
describes the major uses of the local area estimates, the sched
ules and formats in which they are available, and the BEA User
Group.
A brief history of the estimates
BEA’s work on regional income estimation began in the mid1930’s with the construction of a series of “State income
payments” to individuals. State income payments were defined as
the sum of (1) wages and salaries, (2) other labor income and re
lief, (3) entrepreneurial withdrawals, and (4) dividends, interest,
and net rents and royalties. The estimates were produced as part
of an effort to explain the processes and structure of the Nation’s
economy in the 1930’s. During the 1940’s and early 1950’s,
extensive work in locating data sources and revising methodol
ogy resulted in the production of a more comprehensive annual
measure—State personal income. State personal income differs
from State income payments in five important ways:
(1) Personal income, in contrast to income payments, consists
of six, rather than four, major components (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;
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(3) Personal income includes the income of nonprofit insti
tutions and of certain kinds of funds as well as the income of
individuals;
(4) Personal income includes employer contributions to private
pension funds instead of the benefits paid by the funds; and
(5) Personal income includes transfers by business.
During the 1960’s, work on the development of quarterly es
timates of State personal income was completed. The first set
of these estimates as a continuous series was published in the
December 1966 issue of the S urvey.
BEA began work on local area estimates in the mid-1950’s,
but the estimates were confined to a relatively small number of
counties in the Mideastem and Plains States. This work was
expanded in the mid-1960’s and resulted in a historical personal
income series for selected years of 1929-62 for metropolitan
areas and for nonmetropolitan counties. Estimates for counties
within metropolitan areas were developed in the early 1970’s and
published for the first time in the April 1975 S urvey.
BEA now prepares annual estimates of personal income and of
employment for all the metropolitan areas and all the counties and
county equivalents for which reliable source data are available.
For the small independent cities of Virginia—generally those with
fewer than 100,000 residents—and for Kalawao County, Hawaii,
the Montana portion of Yellowstone National Park, and Menomi
nee County, Wisconsin, the geographic coding of essential source
data has proved to be unreliable. Accordingly, the source data
for each of these areas are combined with the source data for an
adjacent county, and the personal income estimates are prepared
for the combined areas.
Uses of county and metropolitan area estimates
The county and metropolitan area estimates are widely used by
both the public and private sectors to measure and track levels and
types of income received by persons living or working in a county
or metropolitan area. These estimates provide a framework for
the analysis of each local area’s economy, and they serve as a
basis for decision making. Personal income and employment are
also among the measures used in evaluating the socioeconomic
impact of public- and private-sector initiatives; for example, they
are widely used in preparing the environmental impact statements
required by the National Environmental Policy Act of 1969.
Federal agencies use these estimates in econometric models
for projecting program needs and as a framework for economic
analysis.
State governments use the estimates to measure the economic
base of State planning areas and in econometric models devel
oped for various planning purposes. They also use the estimates
to project tax revenues and needs for public utilities and services.
University schools of business and economics, often working
under contract for State and local governments, use the BEA lo
cal area estimates for theoretical and applied economic research.
Some of these schools 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.
Businesses and labor organizations use the estimates, for ex
ample, to evaluate markets for new or established products and
to determine areas for the location, expansion, and contraction
of their activities. Trade associations and labor organizations use
them for product and labor market analyses.
Estimating schedule for the major regional series
The annual estimates of State and local area personal income for
a given year are subject to successive refinement. Preliminary
State estimates, based on the current quarterly series, are released
4 months after the close of the reference year and are published
in the April S urvey. In the August S urvey, more reliable an
nual estimates are published. These estimates are developed
independently of the quarterly series and are prepared in greater
component detail, primarily from Federal and State government
administrative records. The annual estimates published in the
August S urvey are subsequently refined to incorporate newly
available information used to prepare the current local area esti
mates. These revised State estimates, together with the current
local area estimates, are published in the following April S urvey.
The annual estimates emerging from this three-step process are
further revised for several succeeding years (the State estimates
in April and August and the local area estimates in April), as ad
ditional data become available. The routine revisions of the local
area estimates for a given year are normally completed with the
third April release. After that, the estimates will be changed only
to incorporate a comprehensive revision of the national income
and product accounts—which takes place approximately every
5 years—or to make important improvements to the estimates
through the use of additional or more current State and local area
data.
Annual estimates of State disposable personal income—that
is, personal income less personal tax and nontax payments—
are released in April on a preliminary basis and in August on a
revised basis.
Quarterly estimates of State personal income, which are re
leased approximately 4 months after the close of the reference
quarter, are published regularly in the January, April, July, and
October issues of the S urvey. In October and the following April,
the quarterly series for the 3 previous years is revised for con
sistency with the revised annual estimates. In January and July,
the estimates for at least the quarter immediately preceding the
current quarter are revised.
Availability of the State and local area estimates
The personal income tables in this five-volume set, as well as the
other standard tabulations discussed below, are available from
the Regional Economic Information System (REIS), which is the
term applied to the data files, computer programs, and staff estab
lished for the maintenance, management, and distribution of the
regional database. REIS operates an information retrieval serv
ice that provides a variety of standard and specialized analytic
tabulations for counties and specified combinations of counties.
For a list of standard tabulations available through this system
and through the BEA User Group, see Appendix B. In volume
1, Appendix B also includes a sample set of the standard tabu
lations. These tabulations are available from REIS in magnetic
tape, computer printout, CD-ROM, and microcomputer diskette
forms; for further information, call (202) 254—6630. Some of
the tabulations are available electronically on the Department of
Commerce’s Economic Bulletin Board. (The Bulletin Board is
available from the National Technical Information Service; to
subscribe, call (703) 487-4630.) Summary tabulations of the
State and local estimates are published regularly in the S urvey;
the local area estimates are usually presented in the April issues.
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
An extensive set of State-level historical estimates is available in
State Personal Income: 1929-87}
M-3
A). BEA provides its estimates to these organizations with the
understanding that they will make the estimates readily avail
able. Distribution in this way encourages State universities and
BEA User Group
State agencies to use data that are comparable for all States
In addition to responding to specific data requests, BEA also and counties and that are consistent with national totals; using
makes its estimates of income and employment for States, comparable and consistent data enhances the uniformity of ana
metropolitan areas, and counties available through the BEA lytic approaches taken in economic development programs and
User Group, whose members include State agencies, universities, improves the recipients’ ability to assess local area economic
and Census Bureau Primary State Data Centers (see Appendix1 developments and to service their local clientele.
1.
S ta te P e r s o n a l I n c o m e : 19 2 9 - 8 7 (stock no. 003-010-00197-6) is available from the
Superintendent of Documents, U.S. Government Printing Office, Washington, DC 204029325 (or call (202) 783-3238) for $16.00. The 1986-87 estimates in this publication have
been superseded by revisions.
Overview
THIS section provides an overview of the sources and methods
used to prepare the current years’ estimates—that is, the estimates
for the 6 most recent years—of local area personal income. It
highlights the relationships among the national, State, and local
area estimates of personal income.
The personal income of an area is defined as the income re
ceived by, or on behalf of, all the residents of the area. It
consists of the income received by persons from all sources,
that is, from participation in production, from both government
and business transfer payments, and from government interest.
Personal income is measured as 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. Per capita personal income is measured 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 institutions serving individuals,
private noninsured welfare funds, and private trust funds. The
last three are referred to as “quasi-individuals.”
At the national level, personal income is part of the personal
income and outlay account, which is one of five accounts in a
set that includes the national income and product account. Such
accounts do not now exist below the national level; however,
personal income has long been available for States and local ar
eas. In addition, gross state product (GSP), which corresponds
to the national measure gross domestic product, and some ele
ments of personal outlays (personal tax and nontax payments) are
available for States but not for local areas. GSP is estimated sep
arately from State personal income, but the two measures share
most of the elements of labor and proprietors’ earnings by State
of work.2
Differences between the national and subnational estimates
The definitions underlying the State and local area estimates of
personal income are essentially the same as those underlying the
national estimates of personal income. However, the national
estimates of personal income include the labor earnings (wages
and salaries and other labor income) of residents of the United
States temporarily working abroad, whereas the subnational es
timates include the labor earnings of persons residing only in
the 50 States and the District of Columbia. Specifically, the na
tional estimates include the labor earnings of Federal civilian and
military personnel stationed abroad and of residents who are em
ployed by U.S. firms and are on temporary foreign assignment.
An “overseas” adjustment is made to exclude the labor earnings
2.
For a tabular representation of the relationships among gross national product, gross
domestic product, State earnings, and gross state product, see table A in Vernon Renshaw,
Edward A. Trott, Jr., and Howard L. Friedenberg, “Gross State Product by Industry, 1963—
86,” S urvey o f C urrent B usiness 68 (May 1988): 31.
of these workers from the national totals before the totals are
used as controls for the State estimates.
One classification difference between national and subnational
estimates relates to border workers—that is, residents of the
United States who work in adjacent countries (such as Canada)
and foreigners who work in the United States but who reside else
where. At the national level, the labor earnings of border workers
and those of U.S. residents employed by international organi
zations and by foreign embassies and consulates in the United
States are included in the measurement of the “rest-of-the-world”
sector. At the State and local area levels, however, only the latter
portion of the “rest of the world” is treated as a component of
personal income. Border workers are treated as commuters, and
their earnings flows are reflected in personal income through the
residence adjustment procedures. Another classification differ
ence between the national and subnational 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 and local area estimates, it
consists of farm earnings.
Statistical differences between the national and subnational se
ries may reflect the different estimating schedules for the two
series. The State and local area estimates usually incorporate
source data that are not available when the national estimates
are prepared. The national estimates are usually revised the
following year to reflect the more current State and local area
data.
Sources of data
BEA uses information collected by others to prepare its estimates
of State and local area personal income. Generally, two kinds of
information are used to measure the income of persons: Infor
mation generated at the point of disbursement of the income and
information elicited from the recipient of the income. The first
kind, referred to as “administrative record data,” is a byproduct
of the administration of various Federal and State government
programs; the second kind is survey and census data.
The following are among the more important sources of the
administrative record data: The State unemployment insurance
programs of the Employment and Training Administration, De
partment of Labor; the social insurance programs of the Social
Security Administration and the Health Care Financing Admin
istration, Department of Health and Human Services; the Federal
income tax program of the Internal Revenue Service, Department
of the Treasury; the veterans benefit programs of the Depart
ment of Veterans Affairs; and the military payroll systems of
the Department of Defense. The two most important sources of
census data are the censuses of agriculture and of population.
The data obtained from administrative records and censuses are
used to estimate about 90 percent of personal income. Data of
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lesser quality, scope, and relevance are used for the remaining
10 percent.
When data are not available in time to be incorporated into
the current estimating cycle, interim estimates are prepared using
the previous year’s State or county distribution. The interim esti
mates are revised during the next estimating cycle to incorporate
the newly available data.
Using data that are not primarily designed for income meas
urement has several advantages and disadvantages. Using
administrative record data and census data, BEA can prepare
the estimates of State and local area personal income on an an
nual basis, in considerable detail, at relatively low cost, and
without increasing the reporting burden of businesses and house
holds. However, because these data are not designed primarily
for income measurement, they often do not precisely “match” the
series being estimated and must be adjusted to compensate for
differences in content (definition and coverage) and geographic
detail. Alternatively, if BEA were to conduct surveys of income
recipients, the data provided could be precisely tailored to sub
national income estimation in terms of content and geographic
detail. However, because a large sample would be required to
obtain statistically reliable data below the national level, the cost
of the annual preparation of the estimates in comprehensive detail
would be prohibitively high.
Controls and the allocation procedure
Because detailed geographic coding is not available for all source
data and because more comprehensive and more reliable informa
tion is available for the Nation than for States and counties, the
estimates of personal income are first constructed at the national
level. The subnational estimates are constructed as elements of
the national totals, using the subnational data. Thus, the national
estimates, with some adjustment for definition, serve as the “con
trol” for the State estimates, and the State estimates, in turn, serve
as controls for the county estimates.
The State estimates are made by allocating the national total
for each component of personal income to the States in propor
tion to each State’s share of a related economic series. Similarly,
the county estimates are made, in somewhat less component de
tail, by allocating the State total. In some cases, the related
series used for the allocation may be a composite of several
items (for example, wages, tips, and pay-in-kind) or the product
of two items (for example, average wages times the number of
employees). In every case, the final estimating step for each in
come estimate is its adjustment to the appropriate higher level
total. This procedure is called the allocation procedure. (Be
cause of the comprehensiveness of the subnational data used to
estimate most components of wages and salaries and of transfer
payments, which together account for about 75 percent of total
personal income at the national level, the allocation procedure
causes only minor changes to the State and county data for these
components.)
The use of the allocation procedure imparts the accuracy of
the national totals to the State and local area estimates and al
lows the use of subnational data that are related but that do not
always precisely match the series being estimated. The use of
this procedure also yields an additive system wherein the county
estimates sum to the State totals and the State estimates sum to
the national total.
Place of measurement
Personal income, by definition, is a measure of income received;
therefore, estimates of State and local area personal income
should reflect the residence of the income recipients. However,
the data available for regional economic measurement are fre
quently recorded by the recipients’ place of work. The data
underlying the estimates can be viewed as falling in four groups
according to the place of measurement.
(1) For the estimates of wages and salaries, other labor income,
and personal contributions for social insurance by employees,
most of the source data are reported by industry in the State
and county in which the employing establishment is located;
therefore, these data are recorded by place of work. The es
timates based on these data are subsequently adjusted to a
place-of-residence basis for inclusion in the personal income
measure.
(2) For nonfarm proprietors’ income and personal contribu
tions for social insurance by the self-employed, the source data
are reported by tax-filing address. These data are largely recorded
by place of residence, but the estimates based on them are
presented—without adjustment—as part of both place-of-work
earnings and place-of-residence earnings. In effect, the place
of business of the proprietorship is assumed to be in the same
county as the place of residence of the proprietor. When this
assumption is incorrect, place-of-work earnings is more likely to
be misstated than is place-of-residence earnings; it is the latter
measure that is included in personal income.
(3) For farm proprietors’ income, the source data are reported
and recorded at the principal place of production, which is usually
the county in which the farm has most of its land. Because most
farm proprietors live on or near their land, the source data are
assumed to be a valid representation of both place of work and
place of residence.
(4) For military reserve pay, rental income of persons, personal
dividend income, personal interest income, transfer payments,
and personal contributions for supplementary medical insurance
and for veterans life insurance, the source data are reported and
recorded by the place of residence of the income recipients.
Sources and Methods for the
1984-89 County Personal Income Estimates
Wage and Salary Disbursements
WAGE and salary disbursements are defined as the monetary
remuneration of employees, including the compensation of cor
porate officers; commissions, tips, and bonuses; and receipts in
kind that represent income to the recipient. They are measured
before deductions, such as social security contributions and union
dues. The estimates reflect the amount of wages and salaries dis
bursed during the current period, regardless of when they were
earned.
As shown in table A, wage and salary disbursements accounted
for almost 59 percent of total personal income at the national
level in 1989. Table A also shows the relative importance of
the major industrial components of wages and salaries to total
personal income.
The following description of the procedures used in making
the estimates of wage and salary disbursements is divided into
three sections: Wages and salaries that are covered under the
unemployment insurance (UI) program, wages and salaries that
are not covered under the UI program, and wages and salaries
that are paid in kind.
Wages and salaries covered by the UI program
The estimates of about 95 percent of wages and salaries are de
rived from tabulations by the State employment security agencies
(ESA’s) from their State employment security reports (form ES202). These tabulations summarize the data from the quarterly
UI contribution reports filed with a State ESA by the employ
ers subject to that State’s UI laws. Employers usually submit
reports for each “county reporting unit”—that is, for the sum
of all the employer’s establishments in a county for each indus
try. However, in some cases, an employer may group very small
establishments in a single “statewide” report without a county
designation. Each quarter, the various State ESA’s submit the
ES-202 tabulations on magnetic tape to the Bureau of Labor
Statistics (BLS), which provides a duplicate tape to BEA. The
tabulations present monthly employment and quarterly wages for
each county in Standard Industrial Classification (SIC) four-digit
detail.3 Under the reporting requirements of most State UI laws,
wages include bonuses, tips, gratuities, and the cash value of
meals and lodging supplied by the employer.
In making the wage and salary (and employment) estimates,
BEA annually adds several million administrative records re
ceived from the States and the District of Columbia to its
database. Although these records are usually reviewed as they are
3.
The ES-202 tabulations through 1987 reflect the 1972 SIC, and those for 1988 and
1989, the 1987 SIC. To maintain the continuity of the estimates, BEA converted the 1988
and 1989 ES-202 data to the 1972 SIC basis. BEA will convert its estimates to the 1987
SIC in a later estimating cycle.
Table A.—Relative Importance to Total Personal Income of Wage and
Salary Disbursements, by Component, United States, 1989
Millions of
dollars
Percent of total
personal
income
4,367,401
100.00
Wage and salary disbursements2.......................................................
2,562,601
58.68
Farm
Agricultural services, forestry, fisheries, and otherJ..........................
8,404
12,832
24,468
133,386
.19
.29
.56
3.05
Manufacturing...................................................................................
541,424
202,522
39,134
13,852
16,052
22,132
40,130
40,350
6,230
2,047
20,255
2,340
338,902
15,195
10,342
24,768
38,305
66,576
61,953
42,380
31,541
16,028
23,209
8,605
12.40
4.64
.90
.32
.37
.51
.92
.92
.14
.05
.46
.05
7.76
.35
.24
.57
.88
1.52
1.42
.97
.72
.37
.53
.20
168,123
11,811
38,125
5,478
35,866
42,498
34,345
3.85
.27
.87
.13
.82
.97
.79
182,025
254,110
196,826
574,656
24,158
17,218
10,042
127,284
16,889
8,546
15,663
6,947
179,438
37.471
29,072
21,641
906
27,496
51,885
4.17
5.82
4.51
13.16
.55
.39
.23
2.91
.39
.20
.36
.16
4.11
.86
.67
.50
.02
.63
1.19
466,347
93,929
44.641
327,777
10.68
2.15
1.02
7.51
Food and kindred products........................................................
Apparel and other textile products............................................
Rubber and miscellaneous plastic products...............................
Furniture and fixtures................................................................
Fabricated metal products.........................................................
Machinery, except electrical......................................................
Transportation equipment excluding motor vehicles..................
Motor vehicles and equipment..................................................
Stone, clay, and glass products..................................................
Miscellaneous manufacturing industries.....................................
Railroad transportation..................................................................
Electric, gas, and sanitary services................................................
Wholesale trade................................................................................
Finance, insurance, and real estate....................................................
Hotels and other lodging places....................................................
Business services..........................................................................
Auto repair, services, and garages.................................................
Miscellaneous repair services.......................................................
Museums, botanical, and zoological gardens.................................
Miscellaneous services..................................................................
Government and government enterprises..........................................
Federal civilian.............................................................................
Note.—Detail may not add to totals because of rounding.
1. Includes adjustments for border workers: Income of U.S. residents working across U.S. borders less
income of foreign residents working in the United States.
2. Includes wages received by border workers employed in the United States.
3. Other includes wages and salaries of U.S. residents working for international organizations and for
foreign embassies and consulates located in the United States.
4. Includes local and interurban passenger transit, transportation by air, pipelines (except natural gas),
and transportation services.
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coded and processed by the State ESA’s, errors do occur. Con
sequently, BEA has developed a number of computerized edit
routines to locate major errors in the source data. For example,
in one routine, county data for the current quarter are checked
for invalid SIC four-digit codes, for duplicate records, and for
records that contain no data. A quarter-to-quarter comparison
is made between average quarterly wages and employment and
absolute quarterly differences in total wages and employment.
If either measure exceeds established parameters, it is identified
for further review. Anomalies that remain unreconciled after this
review are referred back to BLS for further investigation.
The BEA estimates of wage and salary disbursements are
made, with a few exceptions, at the SIC two-digit level. How
ever, the availability of the ES-202 data in SIC four-digit detail
facilitates the detection of errors and anomalies; this detail also
makes it possible to isolate those SIC three-digit industries for
which UI coverage is too incomplete to form a reliable basis for
the estimates. In this case, the SIC two-digit estimate is prepared
as the sum of two pieces: The fully covered portion, which is
based on the ES-202 data, and the incompletely covered por
tion, which is estimated as described in the section on wages and
salaries not covered by the UI program.
The ES-202 wage and salary data do not precisely meet the
statistical and conceptual requirements for BEA’s personal in
come estimates. Consequently, the data must be adjusted to meet
the requirements more closely. The adjustments affect both the
industrial and geographic patterns of the State and county UIbased wage estimates. The largest adjustment is the conversion
of the wage estimates from a place-of-work basis to a place-ofresidence basis. The residence adjustment for wages (as well
as for other labor income and personal contributions for social
insurance) is discussed beginning on page M-21.
Adjustment for statewide reporting.—Wages and salaries re
ported for statewide units are allocated to counties in proportion
to the distribution of the wages and salaries reported by county;
the allocations for each State are made for each private-sector
industry (generally at the SIC two-digit level) and for five gov
ernment components (Federal civilian, State education, State
noneducation, local education, and local noneducation).
Adjustment for industry nonclassification.—The industry de
tail of the ES-202 tabulations regularly shows minor amounts
of payroll that have not been assigned to any industry. The
industrial classification scheme used by BEA for its income es
timates does not permit this not-elsewhere-classified category.
Therefore, for each State, the amount of ES-202 payrolls in this
category is distributed among the industries in direct proportion
to the industry-classified payrolls. The amounts involved in this
adjustment are quite small—about 0.2 percent of total payrolls
nationally. No error is introduced into the total wage estimate for
a county, because the adjustment involves only an apportionment
within a county of the amount reported for that county.
Misreporting adjustment.—This adjustment—the addition of es
timates of wages and salaries subject to UI reporting that
employers do not report—is made to the ES-202 data for all cov
ered private-sector industries. At the national level, the estimate
for each industry is made in two parts—one for the underreport
ing of payrolls on UI reports filed by employers and one for the
payrolls of employers that fail to file UI reports.4 The source data
necessary to replicate this methodology below the national level
are not available. Instead, the national adjustment for each in
dustry is allocated to States and counties in proportion to ES-202
payrolls.
Adjustments to government components.—Alternative source
data are substituted for the ES-202 data when the latter series
reflects excessively large proportions of Federal civilian payrolls
that are not reported by county or of State government payrolls
that are apparently reported in the wrong counties. In Minnesota,
New York, and Wisconsin, the wages and salaries of the Postal
Service are allocated to counties in proportion to the distribu
tion of its employment as reported by the Office of Personnel
Management (OPM). In Virginia and Wisconsin, the wages and
salaries of the Department of Defense are allocated to counties
by OPM employment data. In Tennessee, the ES-202 data are
the basis for the county estimates for the Tennessee Valley Au
thority; the estimates for all other agencies are based on the OPM
data.
The county estimates of the education component of State gov
ernment wages and salaries for all States are based on ES-202
data. However, the county estimates of the noneducation com
ponent for six States (Illinois, Michigan, New Jersey, Rhode
Island, Tennessee, and Wisconsin) are based on place-of-work
wage data derived from an unpublished tabulation of joumeyto-work (JTW) data from the 1980 Census of Population; the
geographic coding of the ES-202 data for this component appears
to attribute too much payroll and employment to the counties of
the State capitals.
Adjustments for noncovered elements o f IJl-covered indus
tries.—BEA presently makes adjustments for the following
noncovered elements:
• Tips (in taxicabs, eating and drinking places, hotels, personal
services, and amusement and recreation services);
• Commissions received by insurance solicitors and real estate
agents;
• Payrolls of electric railroads, railroad carrier affiliates, and
railway labor organizations;
• Salaries of corporate officers in Washington State;
• Payrolls of nonprofit organizations exempt from UI cov
erage because they have fewer than four employees (in
printing and publishing, miscellaneous manufacturing, credit
agencies other than banks, real estate, holding and other in
vestment companies, hotels, and membership organizations
other than religious);
• Wages and salaries of students employed by the institutions
of higher education in which they are enrolled (in private ed
ucation, State government education, and local government
education);
• Allowances paid to Federal civilian employees in selected
occupations for uniforms; and
• Salaries of State and local government elected officials and
members of the judiciary.
4.
Robert P. Parker, “Improved Adjustments for Misreporting of Tax Return Information
Used to Estimate the National Income and Product Accounts, 1977,” S urvey 64 (June 1984):
17-25.
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
Except for tips, these elements are exempted from State UI
coverage. Tips are covered by the various UI laws. BEA assumes
that this form of income payment is considerably underreported,
and it therefore makes additional estimates of tips in industries
where tipping is most customary.
National and State estimates of each of the noncovered ele
ments are made (based on either direct data or indirect indicators).
These estimates are added to the ES-202 payroll amount for the
industry of the noncovered element to produce the final esti
mates for that industry. Because of the lack of relevant data,
county estimates are made by allocating the final State total by
the distribution of ES-202 payrolls for the appropriate industry.
Wages and salaries not covered by the UI program
Eight industries are treated as noncovered in making the State and
county estimates of wage and salary disbursements: (1) Farms,
(2) farm labor contractors, (3) railroads, (4) private elementary
and secondary schools, (5) religious membership organizations,
(6) private households, (7) military, and (8) “other.” For all these
industries except farm labor contractors, railroads, and “other,”
wages paid in kind are estimated separately from cash wages.
(See the section on wages and salaries paid in kind on page
M-10.)
Farms.—BEA estimates of cash farm wages and salaries consist
of the cash pay of hired farm labor and the salaries of officers
of corporate farms. The farm wage estimates do not include
the pay of contract farm labor, which is classified in agricul
tural services. For most States, the State estimates of the cash
wages of hired farm labor, which are based on estimates pre
pared by the Department of Agriculture, are allocated to counties
by distributions from the 1982 Census of Agriculture. For those
States with near-complete UI coverage of farm employees (cur
rently Arizona, California, New Hampshire, and Rhode Island),
the county estimates are based on ES-202 data. The State and
county estimates of the salaries of corporate officers are based
on the amounts reported in the census of agriculture.
Farm labor contractors.—This industry is classified in agricul
tural services rather than in farms. UI coverage in Arizona and
California is complete enough to permit the use of the ES-202
data, but most State UI programs only partially cover this indus
try. For these States, BEA makes an independent estimate of
wages of contract farm labor and adds it to the ES-202 wages in
agricultural services. The State and county estimates are based
on the proportional distribution of expenditures for contract labor
reported in the 1982 Census of Agriculture; the ES-202 amount
for a county is substituted for the census-based estimate when
the ES-202 amount is higher than the estimate. This substitution
is made most frequently for Florida counties.
Railroads.—The railroad industry is covered by its own un
employment insurance program, which is administered by the
Railroad Retirement Board, rather than by State UI programs.
Suitable data for making county estimates of wages and salaries
are not available from the Railroad Retirement Board. The prin
cipal basis for the BEA county estimates of wages in the railroad
industry is an employment series developed from biennial reports
on employment in class I railroads prepared by the Association of
American Railroads (AAR).5*These reports include information
5. Railroads are classified on the basis of a 3-year average of operating revenues. Class
I railroads are those with revenues of $50 million or more.
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on employment by railroad company for selected metropolitan
counties that account for approximately 75 percent of all rail
road employment and for a residual of all other counties for each
State. Employment for the years between the AAR reports is
approximated by straight-line interpolation, and the most recent
data are used for the subsequent year or years. Railroad wages
for the selected metropolitan counties and for the State residu
als are estimated as the sum of the products of employment by
company for each area and of national average wages by com
pany as reported by the Interstate Commerce Commission. This
methodology is the same as that used to estimate railroad wages
and salaries at the State level. The State residuals are allocated
to counties by the 1979 distribution of railroad wages by county
of work derived from the 1980-census JTW data.
Private elementary and secondary schools.—In about one-half
of the States, the UI coverage of this industry is complete enough
to permit the use of ES-202 data as the basis for the county wage
and salary estimates. In the other States, the county estimates are
based on the best available series chosen from (1) data on em
ployment in private elementary and secondary schools published
by State departments of education, (2) employment data from the
Department of Education’s 1980-81 survey of private elemen
tary and secondary schools, or (3) relevant wage data from the
Census Bureau’s annual County Business Patterns.
Religious membership organizations.—UI coverage of this in
dustry is inadequate, and alternative data at the county level
are not available. Therefore, the State estimates for the indus
try, which are assembled from fragmentary data, are allocated
to counties in proportion to the distribution of the civilian
population.
Private households.—For this largely noncovered industry, the
county estimates of cash pay are based on place-of-work pri
vate household wages from the 1980-census JTW data. This
methodology is the same as that used to prepare the State
estimates.
Military.—This category consists of the cash pay (including al
lowances) of full-time military personnel and of the members of
the military Reserves (including the National Guard). The county
estimates of cash pay for full-time military personnel are based
on county payroll estimates by branch of service prepared by the
Department of Defense (DOD) and on the 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 these series. If a military installation extends across county
boundaries, the entire payroll is usually assigned to the county
that contains the headquarters.
State estimates of military reserve cash pay are based on direct
data supplied by DOD. However, little information, direct or
indirect, is available for estimating military reserve pay below
the State level. The county distribution of military reserve pay
is assumed to be in proportion to the distribution of the civilian
population.
“Other.”—In the State and local area personal income series, this
category consists of the wages and salaries of U.S. residents em
ployed by international organizations and by foreign embassies
and consulates located in the United States. The category differs
from “rest of the world”—the corresponding category in the na
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LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
tional estimates of personal income—in that “rest of the world”
also includes the net flow of the wages of international border
workers—that is, U.S. residents commuting across the border
to work in Canada and foreign residents working in the United
States. In the State and local area estimates, the wages of border
workers are reflected through the residence adjustment process.
The State and local area estimates of “other” are made by allo
cating the appropriate national totals for all years by an estimated
geographic distribution of 1968 administrative expenditures of
international and foreign organizations operating in the United
States. This distribution was prepared by the Balance of Pay
ments Division, BEA. Because of the absence of related data, the
reliability of the estimates for this subcomponent of wage and
salary disbursements, even at the national level, is low. How
ever, the dollar amounts involved are so small that the effect on
the reliability of the wage component, even at the county level,
is negligible.
Wages and salaries paid in kind
The value of food, lodging, clothing, and miscellaneous goods
and services furnished to employees by their employers as pay
ment, in part or in full, for services performed is included in
the wage and salary component of personal income and is re
ferred to as “pay-in-kind.” In the national income and product
accounts, pay-in-kind is depicted as a series of cash flows. For
example, it is assumed that the employer, instead of furnishing
free food directly to the employee, pays the employee a cor
responding amount in cash and that the employee in turn uses
this amount to buy food purchased by the employer. Therefore,
the estimates of wages and salaries and of personal consumption
expenditures are increased by equal amounts. If these imputa
tions were omitted, the measures of personal income, personal
consumption expenditures, and total output would all be under
estimated. Moreover, the earnings of employees receiving part
of their pay in kind would be understated when compared with
the earnings of employees whose pay is all in cash.
BEA’s county estimates of pay-in-kind are approximations.
The lack of direct data and of reliable indirect data for the
imputed transactions associated with pay-in-kind makes it vir
tually impossible to produce a measure that is more than an
approximation even at the national level.
Providing goods and services in lieu of cash has become much
less prevalent. Presently, pay-in-kind is found in nine industries:
(1) Water transportation, (2) eating and drinking places, (3) hotels
and other lodging places, (4) private hospitals, (5) elementary
and secondary schools with religious affiliations, (6) religious
membership organizations, (7) farms, (8) private households, and
(9) the military services. BEA makes estimates of pay-in-kind
for all but the first three industries. For these three, the State and
county estimates of wages and salaries are assumed to include
pay-in-kind because they are based on the ES-202 tabulations
of payrolls. Accordingly, no additional estimates are made, al
though total wages are probably understated in these industries
as a result.6
For private hospitals, although the estimates are derived from
the ES-202 tabulations, an estimate of pay-in-kind is made to
reflect the food and lodging provided to student nurses and in
terns and to members of religious orders working in hospitals but
excluded from UI coverage. The State and county allocations of
the pay-in-kind for private hospitals are based on the distribution
of ES-202 employment data because of the lack of direct data.
For elementary and secondary schools with religious affilia
tions and for religious membership organizations, the estimates
reflect the food, lodging, laundry, and miscellaneous items re
ceived by the personnel who are members of religious orders.
The State allocations of pay-in-kind for both industries are based
on the geographic distributions of selected categories of Catholic
clergy and members of religious orders; these distributions are
published annually in the Official Catholic Directory? In the
absence of more appropriate data at the county level, the county
allocations for elementary and secondary schools are based on the
distribution of employment, and those for religious membership
organizations are based on the civilian population.
For farms and for private households, the pay-in-kind estimates
reflect the food and lodging provided to employees. For farms,
the State estimates, which are based on Department of Agricul
ture data, are allocated to counties in proportion to the number
of hired farm workers who worked 150 days or more in a year as
reported in the 1982 Census of Agriculture. For private house
holds, the State and county estimates of pay-in-kind are based on
place-of-work employment derived from the 1980-census JTW
data.
For the military services, pay-in-kind measures the value of the
food and clothing received by enlisted personnel.78 The State es
timates of pay-in-kind for full-time personnel are allocated to the
counties by the geographic distribution of enlisted personnel for
each branch of service as reported by the Department of Defense
or by the Coast Guard. The State estimates of the pay-in-kind
for the military Reserves are allocated to counties in proportion
to the civilian population.
O ther Labor Income
OTHER labor income (OLI) consists primarily of employer con
tributions to private pension and welfare funds; these employer
contributions account for approximately 98 percent of OLI. The
“all other” component of OLI consists of directors’ fees, judicial
fees, and compensation of prisoners. Employer contributions for
social insurance, which are paid into government-administered
funds, are not included in OLI; under national income and
product account conventions, it is the benefits paid from social
insurance funds—which are classified as transfer payments—
that are measured as part of personal income, not the employer
contributions to the funds.
As shown in table B, OLI accounted for about 5.5 percent of
total personal income at the national level in 1989.
Employer contributions to private pension and welfare
funds
Private pension and profit-sharing funds, group health and life
insurance, and supplemental unemployment insurance.—The
larger part of the national estimates of employer contributions
6.
State UI laws require employers to estimate (if applicable) the cash value of pay-in
7. (New York: P.J. Kenedy and Sons). The data are given by State and diocese.
kind and to include the estimated cash value with cash pay when they report their payrolls.
However, because employers are not required to distinguish between the two types of pay in
8. Officers do not receive pay-in-kind. The clothing imputation is confined to “standard”
their reports, it is doubtful that many employers comply with the requirement of including
issues; it does not include clothing and equipment designed for use on special duties or under
pay-in-kind.
unusual conditions.
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
Table B.—Relative Importance to Total Personal Income of Other Labor
Income, by Component, United States, 1989
Millions of
dollars
Percent of total
personal
income
4^67,401
100.00
241,622
5.53
236,829
5.42
203,860
32,969
4,793
4.67
.75
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Employer contributions to private pension funds and private
Private pension funds, group health insurance, group life
Note.— Detail may not add to totals because of rounding.
1. Consists of directors’ fees, compensation to prisoners, and judicial fees.
to private pension and welfare funds is developed from Inter
nal Revenue Service tabulations of data from proprietorship and
corporate income tax returns published in Statistics of Income.
However, these data are not suitable for making the subnational
estimates because most multiestablishment corporations file tax
returns on a companywide basis instead of for each establish
ment and because the State in which a corporation’s principal
office is located is often different from the State of its other es
tablishments. As a result, the geographic distribution of the data
tabulated from the tax returns does not necessarily reflect the
place of work of the employees on whose behalf the contributions
are made.
Employer contributions to private pension and profit-sharing
funds are made mainly on behalf of private-sector employees;
there are some private pension funds for Federal and State
government employees, but most public employee pensions are
provided through social insurance. Group health and life in
surance are provided to most employees in both the public and
private sectors. The supplemental unemployment insurance con
tributions are made for private-sector employees only; they stem
from contracts negotiated by an individual firm with its em
ployees or their union, and they are heavily concentrated in
manufacturing industries.
For private-sector employees, the State estimates of employer
contributions to private pension and profit-sharing funds, group
health and life insurance, and supplemental unemployment insur
ance are made, for all types of employer contributions combined,
at the SIC two-digit level, the same level of industrial detail as the
wage and salary estimates. The national total of employer con
tributions for each industry is allocated to the States and counties
in proportion to the estimates of wage and salary disbursements
for the corresponding industry. The use of subnational wage esti
mates to allocate the national estimates of employer contributions
to private pension and welfare funds is based on the assumption
that the relationship of contributions to payrolls for each industry
is the same at the national, State, and county levels. The pro
cedure reflects the wide variation in contribution rates—relative
to payrolls—among industries (and therefore reflects appropri
ately the various mixes of industries among counties). It does
not reflect the variation in contribution rates among counties for
a given industry.
The Federal Government makes contributions to a private pen
sion fund, called the Thrift Savings Plan, on behalf of its civilian
employees who participate in the Federal Employees Retirement
System (mainly employees hired after 1983). In the absence of
direct data below the national level, the national estimate is al
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located to States and counties in proportion to the estimates of
Federal civilian wages and salaries.
State government contributions to private pension plans consist
of annuity payments made by State governments on behalf of se
lected employee groups—-primarily teachers. The State estimates
are based on direct data from the Teachers Insurance and Annuity
Association of America/College Retirement Equities Fund. The
county estimates are prepared by allocating the State estimates
in proportion to the estimates of State and local government ed
ucation wages and salaries. Local government contributions to
private pension plans consist of large, nonrecurring payments
made by four jurisdictions in 1985; these payments were assigned
to the appropriate counties.
In the absence of direct data below the national level, the
national estimates of Federal, State, and local government con
tributions to private welfare funds on behalf of their employees
are allocated to States and counties in proportion to ES-202
employment data for each level of government.
Privately administered workers’ compensation.—In estimating
personal income, a distinction is made between publicly and pri
vately administered workers’ compensation programs. The work
ers’ compensation programs that operate through governmentadministered funds are a form of social insurance; accordingly,
the benefits that the funds pay are recorded in personal income
as a component of transfer payments. (See the section on gov
ernment payments to individuals beginning on page M-16.) The
employer contributions to the programs that operate through pri
vately administered funds are recorded in personal income as a
component of OLI.
State all-industry estimates of workers’ compensation contri
butions, exclusive of court-awarded benefits, are based on State
data from the National Council on Compensation Insurance (for
premiums paid to private insurance carriers underwriting work
ers’ compensation) and from the Social Security Administration
(for benefits paid by self-insured employers). The National In
come and Wealth Division, BEA, prepares national estimates of
workers’ compensation contributions by SIC two-digit industry.
Preliminary State estimates of contributions by industry (based
on the distribution of wages) are reconciled with the State all
industry estimates and with the national industry estimates.9 The
State estimates of employer contributions for workers’ compensa
tion are completed by the addition of estimates of court-awarded
payments to railroad workers—based on injury data from the
Federal Railroad Administration, Department of Transportation—
and to maritime seamen—based on the State distribution of water
transportation wages and salaries.10
In the absence of direct data at the county level, the State
estimates of total employer contributions by industry for pri
vately administered workers’ compensation funds are allocated
to counties in proportion to the estimates of wage and salary
disbursements by industry.
9.
The 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 only one set of control
totals is designated as fixed, and this fixed set governs the final distribution. In this case, the
national industry totals are the fixed set.
10. In the case of self-insured workers’ compensation plans and of court-awarded
compensation for injury, benefits and employer contributions are identical.
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
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“All other” OLI
Directors’ fees.—Nationally, about three-fourths of directors’
fees occur in the finance, insurance, and real estate industries.
For each SIC two-digit industry, the national estimates of direc
tors’ fees are allocated to States and counties in proportion to the
estimates of wages and salaries.
Miscellaneous.—The remainder of OLI consists of judicial fees
(mainly jury and witness fees) and compensation of prisoners.
The combined national total of all miscellaneous segments is
allocated to States and counties in proportion to the civilian
population.
Proprietors’ Income
PROPRIETORS’ income is the income, including income-in
kind, of sole proprietorships and partnerships and of tax-exempt
cooperatives. The imputed net rental income of owner-occupants
of farm dwellings is included. Dividends and monetary interest
received by proprietors of nonfinancial business and rental in
comes 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. Proprietors’
income, which is treated in its entirety as received by individuals,
is estimated in two parts—nonfarm and farm.
As shown in the table C, proprietors’ income accounted for
more than 8.5 percent of total personal income at the national
level in 1989.
Nationally, nonfarm proprietors’ income is shown both with
and without two adjustments: The inventory valuation adjust
ment (IVA) and the capital consumption adjustment (CCAdj).
The measure with the IVA and CCAdj is the measure of current
production. In the context of nonfarm proprietors’ income, the
IVA is needed because, under the accounting practices used by
businesses to determine income as reported in the source data,
inventories are often charged to cost of sales (withdrawn) at their
acquisition cost rather than at their replacement cost; in periods
of changing prices, this practice results in gains (or losses) on
inventoried goods. The IVA is an estimate of the capital gain but
Table C.—Relative Importance to Total Personal Income of Proprietors’
Income, by Component, United States, 1989
Millions of
dollars
Percent of total
personal
income
4,367,401
100.00
372,901
8.54
42,219
330,682
.97
7.57
Agricultural services, forestry, and fisheries..................................
5,345
4,903
.12
.11
Construction..................................................................................
Manufacturing...............................................................................
47,650
8,145
1.09
.19
16,410
41,960
.38
.96
7,681
198,588
85,486
113,102
.18
4.55
1.96
2.59
Proprietors’ income 1...........................................................................
Business services.......................................................................
Professional and social services................................................
Note.—Detail may not add to totals because of rounding.
1. Shown with inventory valuation and capital consumption adjustments.
with the opposite algebraic sign; that is, the IVA is an estimate
of the difference between the cost of inventory withdrawals as
valued in determining income and the cost of withdrawals valued
at replacement cost. Thus, adding the IVA to nonfarm propri
etors’ income removes the capital gains, which is appropriate
for a measure of current production. Analogously, the CCAdj
is an estimate of the difference between depreciation as valued
in determining income as reported in the source data and what
is referred to as “economic” depreciation—depreciation on the
basis of consistent accounting (uniform service lives and straightline depreciation) and valued at replacement cost.11 Neither
adjustment is necessary for 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 national economic accounting.
Nonfarm proprietors’ income
Nonfarm proprietors’ income is the income received by nonfarm
sole proprietorships and partnerships and by tax-exempt coop
eratives. A sole proprietorship is an unincorporated business
owned by a single individual. A partnership is an unincorpo
rated business association of two or more partners. A tax-exempt
cooperative is an unincorporated nonprofit business organization
owned collectively by its members.
At both the State and county levels, the estimates of the in
come of nonfarm sole proprietorships and partnerships are based
principally on data tabulated from their Federal tax returns for
tax years 1981-83. The data were drawn from Internal Rev
enue Service (IRS) form 1065 (for partnerships) and Schedule C
of form 1040 (for sole proprietorships). The data used for the
estimates are tabulations of net profit less loss (NPLL) and of
gross receipts, by SIC two-digit industry, from the two forms
combined. The geographic coding of the data is by tax-filing
address, thus reflecting predominantly the place of residence of
the income recipients. In the absence of a place-of-work series,
it is a BEA convention to present the State and county nonfarm
proprietors’ income estimates as if place of work and place of
residence were identical.
The national estimates of nonfarm proprietors’ income, which
are also based on tax data, include several adjustments that can
not be replicated subnationally because the necessary source data
are not available. These adjustments are the IVA, the CCAdj, a
defaulters’ gain adjustment, and an adjustment for income misreported on tax returns.12 The last adjustment (see footnote 4)
has accounted for about one-half of total nonfarm proprietors’ in
come in recent years. In the State and county methodologies, the
misreported income adjustment is estimated explicitly for some
industries; however, for most industries, all four adjustments are
reflected implicitly in the State and county estimates through their
inclusion in the national totals that are allocated to States and to
counties.
The State methodology (described in State Personal Income
(see footnote 1)) and the county methodology are similar, but
source data problems—which tend to be more acute for counties
than for States—require that less direct source data be used more
11. For a more detailed discussion, see “The National Income and Product Accounts of
the United States: Revised Estimates, 1929-74,” S urvey of C urrent B usiness 56 (January
1976): Part I; and Allan H. Young, “New Estimates of Capital Consumption Allowances in
the Benchmark Revision of GNP,” S urvey 55 (October 1975): 14.
12. A business loan default, as distinguished from the business losses that may have led
to it, has no effect on national income; it is a loss to the creditor that is offset by a gain
attributed to the borrowing defaulter.
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frequently for counties than for States. The NPLL data at the
county level are highly volatile for many industries; this volatility
indicates that these data are unreliable. The gross receipts data
for manufacturing industries have also proved to be unreliable at
the county level.
The estimates for 14 nonmanufacturing industries (out of a to
tal of 64 SIC two-digit industries) together usually account for
more than 80 percent of total nonfarm proprietors’ income. The
1981-83 State estimates for these industries were allocated to
counties in two pieces: (1) The estimates excluding the misreported income adjustment and (2) the estimates of the adjustment.
The State estimates excluding the adjustment were allocated to
counties in proportion to the distribution of NPLL.13 However,
NPLL is not an appropriate basis for the regional distribution of
the misreported income adjustment, because NPLL is reduced by
the tax evasion that the adjustment largely reflects. Therefore,
gross receipts, a measure of the general level of activity of pro
prietors by industry and county, was used for the allocation of
the adjustment. The State estimates for an additional 26 nonman
ufacturing industries that together usually account for less than
15 percent of nonfarm proprietors’ income were also allocated
to counties in proportion to the gross receipts series. The 1983
county estimates for these 40 industries—except for two seg
ments of health services—were extrapolated to 1984-87 by the
relative change in the number of small firms by industry reported
in County Business Patterns. The 1983 estimates for physicians
and dentists were extrapolated to 1984-87 by the relative change
in the number of nonhospital practitioners as reported in publi
cations of the American Medical Association and the American
Dental Association. The 1988-89 estimates for each of the 40
industries reflect the county distributions of the 1987 estimates.
In the absence of reliable direct data, the State estimates for
each of the 21 manufacturing industries are allocated to coun
ties in proportion to the estimates of wages and salaries for each
industry. This methodology is admittedly weak; for example, it
attributes too much income to counties with large manufacturing
plants owned by corporations. However, the amount of propri
etors’ income in manufacturing is so small (in most years, less
than 2 percent of the all-industry total) that no significant error
is imparted either to the county earnings total for an industry or
to county total nonfarm proprietors’ income.
For the three remaining industries, limited partners’ income
presents a special estimating problem. In these industries—crude
petroleum and natural gas extraction, real estate, and holding and
other investment offices—limited partnerships are often used as
tax shelters. Limited partners’ participation in partnerships is of
ten purely financial; their participation more closely resembles
that of stockholder-investors than that of working partners. Ac
cordingly, the usual assumption about residence—that the county
from which the partnership files its tax return is the same as
the residence of the partners—is unsatisfactory. No direct data
on the income of these partners by their place of residence are
available. The State estimates of proprietors’ income for these
industries are allocated to counties in the same proportion as div
idends received by individuals (based on all-industry dividends
reported on IRS form 1040). This procedure is essentially the
same as that used to allocate the national estimates for these three
industries to States. Collectively, the estimates of these indus
13. The 14 industries for which NPLL data are used are agricultural services, general build
ing contractors, special trade contractors, motor freight and warehousing, wholesale trade,
auto dealers, miscellaneous retailers, insurance agents, and 6 service industries (personal,
business, auto repair, health, legal, and miscellaneous).
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tries, which accounted for —0.9 percent of nonfarm proprietors’
income for the Nation in 1989, have little effect on county total
nonfarm proprietors’ income. (Negative estimates for real estate
and investment offices more than offset the positive estimate for
oil and gas extraction.) However, the State and county distribu
tion imparted to these industries—which is independent of actual
industrial activity—can have a substantial effect on the county
earnings totals for these three industries.
The estimates of the net income of rural telephone and electric
cooperatives are prepared separately from the remainder of their
respective industries (communications and electric, gas, and sani
tary services). The county estimates are based on the net margins
(that is, profits) and the county distributions of the dwellings of
customer-members of each cooperative as reported by the Rural
Electrification Administration, U.S. Department of Agriculture
(USDA). The net margin of each cooperative is allocated to coun
ties by the distribution of its customer-members. The allocated
amounts for the cooperatives are then summed to county totals
by industry, which are used to allocate the State estimates of net
income to counties.
The estimates of nonfarm proprietors’ income are completed
by adding adjustments for losses caused by disasters, such as
hurricanes and riots. Information obtained from the Federal
Emergency Management Agency is used to attribute the na
tional adjustment for each disaster to the appropriate States and
counties.
Farm proprietors’ income
The estimation of farm proprietors’ income starts with the com
putation of the realized net income of all farms, which is derived
as farm gross receipts less production expenses. This measure
is then modified to reflect current production through a changein-inventory adjustment and to exclude the income of corporate
farms and salaries paid to corporate officers. Tables showing the
derivation of State and county farm proprietors’ income in detail
(see Appendix B of volume 1) are available from the Regional
Economic Information System.
The concepts underlying the national and State BEA estimates
of farm income are generally the same as those underlying the
national and State farm income estimates of the USDA. The
major definitional difference between the two sets of estimates
relates to corporate farms. The USDA totals include net in
come of corporate farms, whereas the BEA personal income
series, which measures farm proprietors’ net income, by defini
tion excludes corporate farms. Additionally, BEA classifies the
salaries of officers of corporate farms as part of farm wages and
salaries; USDA treats the corporate officers’ salaries as returns
to corporate ownership and as part of the total return to farm
operators.
Further differences between the two sets of estimates relate to
depreciation and to loan defaults. BEA adjusts USDA deprecia
tion from a declining-balance basis to a straight-line basis to be
consistent with BEA estimates for other industries. The default
ers’ gain adjustment (see footnote 12) is added to USDA farm
income in the derivation of BEA farm income.
The State control totals for the BEA county estimates of
farm proprietors’ income are taken from the component detail of
the USDA State estimates, which are modified to reflect BEA
definitions and to include interfarm intrastate sales.
The methods used to estimate farm proprietors’ income at the
county level rely heavily on data obtained from the 1974, 1978,
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LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
and 1982 censuses of agriculture and on selected annual county
data prepared by the State offices affiliated with the National
Agricultural Statistics Service (NASS), USDA. The NASS data
are used, wherever possible, to interpolate and extrapolate to non
census years. In addition, data from other sources within USDA,
such as the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service,
are used to prepare a fairly detailed income and expense statement
covering all farms in each State and county (see Appendix B of
volume 1).
For census years, BEA prepares county estimates of 46 compo
nents of gross income and 13 categories of production expenses.
For intercensal and postcensus years, the component detail of the
estimates for each State is adapted to take advantage of the best
annual county data available for the State.
Farm gross income.—Gross income includes estimates for the
following items: (1) The cash receipts from farm marketing of
crops and livestock (in component detail); (2) the income from
other farm-related activities, including recreational services, for
est products, and custom-feeding services performed by farm
operators; (3) the gain to farm operators from loan defaults; (4)
the payments to farmers under several government payment pro
grams; (5) the value of farm products produced and consumed
on farms (called home consumption); (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.14
Cash receipts from marketing is the most important component
of farm gross income. The USDA generally has annual produc
tion, marketing, and price data available for preparing the State
estimates for about 150 different commodities. However, annual
county estimates of cash receipts—usually for total crops and
for total livestock—are currently available for only 19 States.15
For the other States, the USDA State estimates of cash receipts
from the marketing of individual commodities are summed into
the 13 crop and 5 livestock groups for which value-of-sales data
are reported by county in the censuses of agriculture. The ag
gregates for the census years are then allocated by the related
census county distributions. Estimates for intercensal years are
based on supplemental county estimates of annual production of
selected field crops and on State season average prices available
from the NASS State offices, or they are calculated by straightline interpolation between the census years and adjusted to State
USDA levels.
The county estimates of the income from other farm-related
activities and of the adjustment for the gain from loan defaults
are prepared jointly. The BEA State defaulters’ gain estimates
are based on farm loan chargeoff data from the Federal Reserve
Board and the Farm Credit System. These estimates are summed
with the USDA State estimates of the income from farm-related
activities to derive a single set of State control totals, which are
allocated to counties in proportion to census-of-agriculture data
on the income from the farm-related activities.
Tabulations of total government payments to farmers by county
are available from the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation
Service on an annual basis.
14. Recreation services income is received for providing facilities for fishing, hunting,
camping, etc.
15. The States for which county estimates of cash receipts are currently available are
Alabama, Arizona, California, Colorado, Delaware, Hawaii, Illinois, Kansas, Kentucky, Mis
souri, Nebraska, New Mexico, North Carolina, Ohio, Oregon, Pennsylvania, South Carolina,
Utah, and Wisconsin.
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 censuses of agriculture to allocate the State
estimates to the counties. Gross rental value is estimated using
the distribution of the census-reported value of farm land and
buildings to allocate the State estimates.
The BEA and USDA estimates of total net farm income meas
ure income from the current year’s production. To arrive at this
level, income is adjusted by the value of the net change dur
ing the year in farm inventories of livestock and crops held for
sale. If farmers sell crops in the current year that were pro
duced 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, cash receipts will understate income from current pro
duction, the amount held in inventory will rise, and the value of
the net change in inventories will be positive. In either case, the
inventory change adjustment yields a measure of farm income
reflecting current production.
The value of the change in inventories by county is estimated
for livestock and for crops. For those States reporting the num
ber of cattle, swine, and sheep on farms by county on January 1,
these data are incorporated into the allocating series used to dis
tribute the State estimates of the change in livestock inventories.
For the States for which livestock inventory data are unavailable,
the county distribution of the number of livestock units on farms
reported in the censuses of agriculture or interpolations between
the census observations are used to allocate the annual State to
tals. This procedure is also used to prepare estimates of the value
of the change in poultry inventories.
The value of the change in crop inventories is estimated by
allocating the State totals to counties by annual crop production
data from the NASS State offices, where available, or by census
crop production data.
Production expenses.—Production expenses for a number of
items are estimated by county using direct allocators from the
censuses of agriculture.16 Many expense items—including taxes,
interest, and depreciation—are combined and then allocated on
the basis of the “all other expenses” series reported in the 1974
Census of Agriculture but not in the 1978 and 1982 censuses.
A set of provisional estimates of the major components of “all
other expenses” was constructed for all 3 census years, based on
indirect allocators drawn from the censuses. For example, de
preciation 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 county
distribution of “all other expenses” was extended forward to 1978
and 1982 by the percentage changes in the county totals of the
provisional estimates. The 1982 county distributions are used to
allocate the State totals for each subsequent year.
Adjustments for interfarm intrastate transactions.—Intrastate
sales and purchases between farms are offsetting income and ex16.
The following are the expense items: Purchases of feed, livestock and poultry, seed,
fertilizer, agricultural chemicals and lime, and petroleum products; cash wages, perquisites,
and contract labor expenses; machine hire and custom work; animal health costs; and all other
expenses (mainly “overhead” items, such as taxes, mortgage interest, electricity, telephone,
and depreciation).
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
pense items when State estimates are aggregated; consequently,
the USDA excludes these transactions in its estimates of the cash
receipts from marketing livestock and the expenses for livestock
purchased. However, such transactions may not necessarily be
intracounty transactions; therefore, BEA estimates such trans
actions and distributes them among counties by two different
allocators. Income is allocated by cash receipts for livestock, and
expenses are allocated by value of livestock purchased.
Adjustment to exclude the income of corporate farms.—By
definition, farm proprietors’ income includes only the net farm
income accruing to proprietorships and partnerships. The forego
ing procedures produce a measure of the net farm income of all
farms; therefore, an adjustment is made to exclude the net farm
income of corporate farms (including officers’ salaries). The ad
justment, made for each county where appropriate, is based on
the ratio of noncorporate farm acreage to total farm acreage re
ported in the censuses of agriculture. The adjustment ratio is
multiplied by the estimate of the net income of all farms to derive
the initial estimate of farm proprietors’ income for each county.
The final county estimates of farm proprietors’ income are pre
pared by allocating the State estimates in proportion to the initial
county estimates.
Personal Dividend Income,
Personal Interest Income, and
Rental Income of Persons
DIVIDENDS are payments in cash or other assets, excluding
stock, by corporations organized for profit to noncorporate stock
holders 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
intermediaries 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
without charge to persons by depository institutions. The re
mainder is the property income held by life insurance companies
and private noninsured pension funds on the account of persons;
one example is the additions to policyholder reserves held by life
insurance companies.
Rental income of persons (with capital consumption adjust
ment (CCAdj)) consists of the monetary income of persons
(except those primarily engaged in the real estate business) from
the rental of real property (including mobile homes); the royal
ties received by persons from patents, copyrights, and rights to
natural resources; and the imputed net rental income of owneroccupants of nonfarm dwellings. The CCAdj is discussed in the
prefatory statement of the proprietors’ income section.
As shown in table D, dividends, interest, and rent accounted
for more than 17 percent of total personal income in 1989.
Personal dividend income and personal interest income
The State and county estimates of dividends and monetary inter
est, except for the interest from municipal bonds, are based on
the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) Individual Master File (IMF)
tabulations of dividends and interest reported on individual in
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come tax returns.17 The estimates of interest paid by money
market mutual funds, reported to the IRS as dividends, are based
on the IMF dividends distribution. The estimates of interest and
dividends for the years through 1987 are based directly on the
IMF tabulations for those years. The estimates for 1988 and
1989 are based on the 1987 IMF data, which are the most cur
rent data available. The 1988 and 1989 estimates will be revised
when more current IMF data become available. The estimates
of interest from municipal bonds are based on the State and
county distributions of the number of high-income families and
individuals from the 1980 Census of Population.
The State estimates of the imputed interest from private
noninsured pension funds are based on estimated employer
contributions to private pension funds by State of employee resi
dence. The county estimates are prepared by allocating the State
estimates in proportion to taxable monetary interest. Both the
State and county estimates of all other imputed interest reflect
the geographic distribution of taxable monetary interest.
Rental income of persons
Monetary rent.—The rental income component of personal in
come is a net measure of rent. State-level data for the net rental
income of persons are available from the IRS; however these data
are subject to large sampling errors for the less populous States,
and the sum of these State data accounts for only 25 percent (or
less) of the national BEA estimate of monetary rent. Although the
IMF tabulations include only gross rent, they are prepared from
the entire file of individual income tax returns, and therefore,
they are not subject to sampling error. The national estimates of
monetary rent, inclusive of the CCAdj, are allocated to States and
counties in proportion to gross rent reported in the IMF county
tabulations. Adjustments are made to reflect decreases in rental
income that result from damage to real estate caused by disasters,
such as hurricanes and riots. These adjustments are based on
data obtained from the Federal Emergency Management Agency.
Royalties.—The State estimates of royalties are based on the
State distribution of royalties reported in the IRS series Statistics
of Income. Because data on the county distribution of royalties
17. The State estimates of dividends and monetary interest are made for receipts by indi
viduals, 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.
Table D.—Relative Importance to Total Personal Income of Personal
Dividend Income, Personal Interest Income, and Rental Income of
Persons, by Component, United States, 1989
Millions of
dollars
Total personal income.
Personal dividend income, personal interest income, and rental
income of persons......................................................................
Percent of total
personal
income
4367,401
100.00
765,847
17.54
Personal dividend income
114,434
2.62
Personal interest income
Monetary...................
Imputed.....................
643,167
390,970
252,197
14.73
8.95
5.77
Rental income of persons 1
Monetary.......................
Imputed.........................
8,246
35,678
-27,432
-.63
Note.— Detail may not add to totals because of rounding.
1. Shown with the capital consumption adjustment.
.19
.82
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LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
are not available, the State totals are allocated by the county
estimates of monetary interest.
Imputed rent.—State and county estimates of nonfarm imputed
net rent are prepared in two parts: Owner-occupied mobile homes
and all other owner-occupied nonfarm dwellings. (Imputed rent
for farm dwellings is classified with farm proprietors’ income.)
State and county estimates of imputed rent for owner-occupied
mobile homes 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 1980
Census of Housing. (The proportion of trailers to mobile homes
is too small to affect the distribution.)
County estimates of imputed rent for all other owner-occupied
dwellings are prepared by allocating the State totals, inclusive of
the CCAdj, by the estimated market value of owner-occupied,
single-family nonfarm dwellings. 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 1980 Census of Housing.
The State-level methodology is a similar allocation of the national
total, but it also includes data for census regions from the biennial
American Housing Survey, available most recently for 1987.
As is the case with the estimates of monetary rent, the State and
county estimates of imputed rent reflect adjustments for major
disasters.
Transfer Payments
TRANSFER payments are payments to persons, generally in
monetary form, for which they do not render current services.
As a component of personal income, they are payments by gov
ernment and business to individuals and nonprofit institutions.
(Transfer payments from foreigners are netted against similar
transfers to foreigners and entered in the national income and
product accounts as part of personal outlays.) At the county
level, approximately 75 percent of total transfer payments are
estimated on the basis of directly reported data. The remaining
25 percent are estimated on the basis of indirect, but generally
reliable, data.
As shown in table E, transfer payments accounted for al
most 15 percent of total personal income at the national level
in 1989. For the county estimates, approximately 50 sub
components of transfer payments are independently estimated.
For organizational convenience, they may be cross-classified by
source—government or business—and by type of recipient. Ta
ble E shows three major classifications: Government payments to
individuals, payments to nonprofit institutions from both govern
ment and business, and business payments to individuals; it also
shows the estimates for about 30 subclassifications (major sub
components or groups of smaller subcomponents) that make up
these major classifications. In addition, table E shows the relative
importance of each item to total personal income. A table similar
to table E—with data for 1969-89 but without percent of total
personal income—is available for all States and counties from
the Regional Economic Information System (see Appendix B of
volume 1).
This section is arranged to follow the order in table E. It briefly
explains each estimated item of transfer payments and describes
how it is estimated for the county personal income series.
Government Payments to Individuals
Retirement and disability insurance benefit payments
Old-age, survivors, and disability insurance (OASDI) pay
ments.—These payments, popularly known as social security,
consist of the total cash benefits paid during the year, includ
ing 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. The State estimates of each
OASDI segment are based on Social Security Administration
(SSA) tabulations of calendar year payments. The county es
timates of total OASDI benefits are based on SSA tabulations
of the amount of monthly benefits paid to those in currentpayment status on December 31, by county of residence of the
beneficiaries.
Table E.—Relative Importance to Total Personal Income of Transfer
Payments, by Component, United States, 1989
Millions of
dollars
Percent of total
personal
income
Total personal income.......................................................................
4367,401
100.00
Transfer payments.............................................................................
637,134
14.59
Government payments to individuals...............................................
Retirement and disability insurance benefit payments..................
Old-age, survivors, and disability insurance payments.............
Railroad retirement and disability payments.............................
Federal civilian employees retirement payments.......................
Military retirement payments....................................................
State and local government employee retirement payments......
592,968
334,810
227,348
6,956
29,882
20,682
39,530
7,067
3,345
164,962
54,253
14,949
17,958
12,191
9,155
14,838
14,314
188
91
107
138
17,203
14.791
527
1,846
39
13.58
7.67
5.21
.16
5,938
964
.14
Business payments.......................................................................
19,560
4,071
7,698
7.791
.45
.09
.18
.18
Business payments to individuals10.................................................
24,606
.56
Workers’ compensation benefits..................................................
Other government disability insurance payments *1....................
Medical payments23......................................................................
Income maintenance benefit payments............................................
Supplemental security income (SSI) payments.........................
Aid to families with dependent children...................................
Food stamps.............................................................................
Other income maintenance 1.....................................................
Unemployment insurance benefit payments..................................
State unemployment compensation........... ................................
Unemployment compensation of Federal civilian employees....
Unemployment compensation of railroad employees................
Unemployment compensation of veterans................................
Other unemployment compensation 4........................................
Veterans benefit payments...........................................................
Veterans pension and disability benefit payments.....................
Educational assistance to veterans, dependents, and survivors5
Veterans life insurance benefit payments.................................
Other assistance to veterans6....................................................
Federal education and training assistance payments (other than
for veterans)7...........................................................................
Other government payments to individuals8................................
Payments to nonprofit institutions....................................................
Federal Government payments.....................................................
State and local government payments9...........................................
.68
.47
.91
.16
.08
3.78
1.24
.34
.41
.28
.21
.34
.33
0
0
0
0
.39
.34
.01
.04
0
.02
Note.—Detail may not add to totals because of rounding.
1. Includes temporary disability payments and black lung disability payments.
2. Consists of medicare payments, medical vendor payments, and CHAMPUS payments.
3. Consists of general assistance, emergency assistance, foster care payments, earned income tax
credits, and low-income energy assistance.
4. Includes trade adjustment assistance payments.
5. Includes veterans readjustment benefit payments and educational assistance to spouses and children
of disabled or deceased veterans.
6. Includes payments to paraplegics, payments for autos and other conveyances for disabled veterans,
veterans aid, and veterans bonuses.
7. Includes Federal fellowship payments (National Science Foundation fellowships and traineeships,
subsistence payments to State maritime academy cadets, and other Federal fellowships), interest
payments on guaranteed student loans, higher education student assistance, and Job Corps payments.
8. Consists of Bureau of Indian Affairs payments, education exchange payments, compensation of
survivors of public safety officers, compensation of victims of crime, compensation of victims of
Hurricane Hugo and the Loma Prieta Earthquake, and Alaska Permanent Fund payments.
9. Consists of foster care payments to institutions, educational assistance payments, and payments for
employment and training.
10. Consists of auto liability payments for personal injury, medical malpractice liability payments,
railroad and miscellaneous liability payments, consumer bad debts, cash prizes, losses due to forgery and
to unrecovered thefts from business, and pension benefits guaranteed by the revolving fund of the
Pension Benefit Guarantee Corporation.
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Railroad retirement and disability payments.—This item repre
sents payments to retired and disabled railroad employees and
their survivors under the provisions of the Railroad Retirement
Act of 1937. The State and county estimates are based on tab
ulations of the benefits disbursed by the Railroad Retirement
Board.
Federal civilian employee retirement and disability payments.—
This component consists of payments made to former Federal
Government employees or survivors of employees covered by
the civil service retirement and disability fund, by special con
tributory and noncontributory retirement systems (for example,
for the Foreign Service, Federal Reserve Board, and Tennessee
Valley Authority), or by the Basic Benefit Plan of the Federal Em
ployees Retirement System (established in 1987). The national
estimate for all these systems combined is allocated to States and
counties in proportion to 1 month’s payments data provided each
year by the Office of Personnel Management. The data used for
the county allocation are tabulations by ZIP Code area, which
are summed to counties by BEA.
Military retirement payments.—This component reflects the pay
ments received by retired military personnel, including Coast
Guard retirees. The national estimate for all services combined
is allocated to States and counties in proportion to 1 month’s
payments data provided each year by the Department of Defense.
The data used for the county allocation are tabulations by ZIP
Code area, which are summed to counties by BEA.
State and local government employee retirement payments.—
Retirement payments to former State and local government em
ployees and their survivors, including lump-sum payments and
withdrawals, now represents a larger share of personal income
than retirement payments to former Federal civilian employees
and their survivors. In the absence of payments data below the
State level, the State estimates are allocated to counties in pro
portion to the estimates of State and local government wage and
salary disbursements adjusted to a place-of-residence basis.
Workers’ compensation payments.—Benefit payments from pub
licly administered workers’ compensation insurance are from
both the Federal and State levels of government. Federal Gov
ernment employees are covered under the Federal Employees
Compensation Act administered by the Employment Standards
Administration, Department of Labor. In the absence of pay
ments data for local areas, State totals are allocated to counties in
proportion to the estimates of Federal civilian wages and salaries
adjusted to a place-of-residence basis.
Benefit payments made from State-administered workers’
compensation funds to both public and private employees in
clude payments made in States where workers’ compensation
insurance is exclusively State administered, in States where
State-administered insurance for workers’ compensation is com
petitive with private insurance, and in States having second-injury
funds.18 Benefit payments disbursed from State workers’ com
pensation funds are published in the Census Bureau’s annual
State Government Finances on a State-of-work basis only. BEA
adjusts these data to a place-of-residence basis for the allocation
18. Second-injury funds underwrite the risk of a subsequent work-related injury to an
already handicapped worker. The liability of the employer of a handicapped worker is limited
to the impairment resulting from the injury sustained during the present employment. The
difference between compensation for the full impairment and the employer’s liability is paid
out of the second-injury fund.
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of the national estimates to States. In the absence of direct data
for local areas, the State totals are allocated to counties by the
sum of the estimates of private and State and local government
wages and salaries adjusted to a place-of-residence basis.
Other government disability insurance payments.—This cate
gory consists of temporary disability payments and black lung
payments.
Temporary disability payments are weekly cash benefits from
State-administered programs paid to workers who are unem
ployed because of nonoccupational illness or accident. Such
programs are in effect in only four States: California, New Jer
sey, New York, and Rhode Island. County estimates of benefit
payments are made by allocating the State totals to counties in
proportion to the distribution of the civilian population.
Black lung payments are the monthly cash payments autho
rized by the Federal Mine Safety and Health Act of 1969 and
paid to coal miners who are totally disabled by black lung disease
(pneumoconiosis). Payments are also made to eligible survivors
of miners whose deaths were caused by the disease. Persons
whose eligibility was established before July 1973 receive their
benefits from SSA; those whose eligibility was established later
receive benefits from the Department of Labor. Both agencies
provide payments data at the State level, but only the SSA pro
vides county-level data. The State estimates of all payments are
allocated to counties in proportion to annual SSA tabulations of
benefit payments for June.
Medical payments
Medicare payments.—These are Federal Government payments
made through intermediaries for care provided to individuals un
der the provisions of the medicare program. County estimates
of benefits received under the hospital insurance and supplemen
tary medical insurance provisions of medicare are based on the
dollar amounts paid as reimbursement for hospital and medical
expenses as reported by the Health Care Financing Administra
tion. Because these data lag, the State and county estimates for
the most recent year reflect the previous year’s distribution.
Medical vendor payments.—These are mainly payments made
through intermediaries for care provided to individuals under the
federally assisted State-administered medicaid program. Pay
ments made under the general assistance medical programs of
State and local governments are also included. The county es
timates are based on available payments data from the various
State departments of social services. For States where no county
data are available, the county estimates are based on the distribu
tion of payments made under the aid to families with dependent
children program.
CHAMPUS payments.—These are payments made under the
Civilian Health and Medical Plan of the Uniformed Services
(CHAMPUS) program for the medical treatment of dependents
of active duty military personnel and retired military personnel
and their dependents. Only treatment at nonmilitary medical fa
cilities is covered. Payments data are not available below the
State level; the county estimates are based on the distribution of
military retirement payments.
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LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
Income maintenance benefit payments
Supplemental security income (SSI) payments.—This compo
nent consists of payments to the aged, blind, and disabled by
both the Federal and State governments under the provisions of
Title XVI of the Social Security Act. The State estimates are
based on SSA State tabulations of annual disbursements for two
categories of SSI benefits: Basic Federal payments and supple
mental State payments. At the county level, the estimates are
based on payments data reported by the SSA.
Aid to families with dependent children (AFDC).—This Stateadministered program receives Federal matching funds to provide
payments to needy families. The State estimates are based on
unpublished quarterly payments data provided by the SSA. The
county estimates are prepared from payments data provided by
the various State departments of social services.
Food stamps.—These benefits are measured as the value of the
food stamps issued to qualifying low-income households to sup
plement their power to purchase food. Eligibility is determined
by the State authorities’ interpretation of Federal regulations; the
Department of Agriculture pays 100 percent of the cost of the
stamps and 50 percent of the administrative expenses. The State
and county estimates are based on Department of Agriculture
county tabulations of the value of the distributed stamps.
Other income maintenance payments.—These are payments
for general assistance, emergency assistance, foster home care,
earned income tax credits, and energy assistance.
General assistance is aid furnished by State or local gov
ernments to low-income individuals or families who do not
qualify for help under federally supported programs. The Federal
Government does not participate in either funding or regulat
ing this program. The State and county estimates for all years
are prepared from payments data provided by the various State
departments of social services.
Emergency assistance is a program extending assistance to
families with at least one child who are not covered by AFDC.
Each family is eligible only once every 12 months, and the cov
erage is for a maximum of 30 days. The program is optional
for each State; currently, about one-half of the States have these
programs. The State estimates are based on unpublished data
provided by the SSA. County payments data, available from the
various State departments of social services, form the basis for
the county estimates in most of the States providing emergency
assistance. For the other States, the State totals are allocated to
counties in proportion to the distribution of general assistance
payments.
Foster care payments are made by State and local governments
to families caring for foster children. The State estimates are
allocated to counties in proportion to the civilian population.
Earned income tax credit, which may be claimed by lowincome workers with minor children, is measured as a transfer
payment component as the excess of the tax credit over the
Federal income tax liability. Eligibility for the tax credit is deter
mined by the size of the adjusted gross income or earned income
and by certain household characteristics. The State estimates
are derived from IRS tabulations of the amount of payments
disbursed to the residents of each State. Similar data are not
available for local areas. County estimates are made by allocat
ing the State estimates by county distributions derived from the
1980 census data on earnings of families in poverty status.
Energy assistance payments provide both cash payments to
needy households and vendor payments to suppliers to help de
fray the cost of home heating, cooling, and weatherization. The
energy assistance programs are federally funded but are admin
istered by the States. The State estimates are based on payments
data published by the SSA. The county estimates are based on
energy assistance payments as reported by the various State de
partments of social services or, for States not providing such
reports, on the county distribution of SSI enrollment.
Unemployment insurance benefit payments
State unemployment compensation.—These are the cash bene
fits, including special benefits authorized by Federal legislation
for periods of high unemployment, from State-administered un
employment insurance (UI) programs. (The State-administered
Federal unemployment compensation programs for Federal civil
ian employees and for veterans are treated separately because
local area payments data for these programs are either reported
separately by the State employment security agencies (ESA’s)
or are not available.) The provisions governing the eligibility,
timing, and amount of benefit payments vary among the States.
Federal standards for benefits were not incorporated into the
Federal-State system as they were for coverage and financing.
State totals are allocated to counties by payments data supplied by
the State ESA’s. Most States report benefits directly by county,
but a few report by local district office. In the latter case, local
district office data are distributed among the counties within the
jurisdiction of the local district office in proportion to the annual
average number of unemployed persons estimated by the Bureau
of Labor Statistics (BLS). When the State is unable to supply the
county data in time to meet the publication deadline, a prelimi
nary 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 es
timates forward by the change in the BLS estimate of the annual
average number of unemployed persons.
Unemployment compensation of Federal civilian employees.—
The UI program for Federal employees is a Federal program
administered by the State ESA’s acting as agents of the U.S.
Government. The ESA’s in all States supply State data on un
employment compensation paid to Federal employees, and the
ESA’s in about one-half of the States now supply either county
or local district office data. For the States that supply county
data, these data are used to allocate State totals; for the States
that supply local district office data, these data are distributed to
the counties using the procedure outlined in the preceding section
on State UI benefits. For the remaining States, BEA residenceadjusted estimates of Federal civilian payrolls are used as county
allocators.
Unemployment compensation of railroad employees.—The rail
road UI program is administered by the Railroad Retirement
Board (RRB). Under a Federal formula applicable throughout the
Nation, benefits are paid to railroad workers unemployed because
of sickness or lack of available work. The State estimates are
based on payments data provided by the RRB. The county esti
mates are made by allocating the State totals in proportion to the
distribution of railroad wages and salaries.
Unemployment compensation of veterans.—County or local dis
trict office data on benefit payments under this program are
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
available from the ESA’s in about one-half of the States. These
data are incorporated into the estimates using procedures similar
to those described for State UI payments. For States not provid
ing these data, the State estimates, which are based on payments
data, are allocated to counties in proportion to the total veteran
population.19
Trade adjustment allowances.—These are payments to workers
who are unemployed because of the adverse economic effects of
international trade arrangements. State and county estimates are
based on calendar year payments data tabulated by “petition” (lo
cation of plant). The tabulations are supplied by the Department
of Labor, which administers the program. They are residence
adjusted by BEA to approximate a geographic distribution based
on place of receipt.
Veterans benefit payments
Veterans pension and disability benefit payments.—This item
consists primarily of compensation to veterans for their dis
abilities and payments to their survivors (including indemnity
payments to survivors of veterans who were in the Armed Forces
on or after June 27, 1950). The veterans of all wars and those
with service-connected disabilities in peacetime are eligible for
benefits. Veterans with nonservice-connected disabilities who are
permanently and totally disabled and who meet specified income
requirements are also eligible for benefits. The county estimates
are prepared by allocating the State estimates by payments data
provided by the Department of Veterans Affairs (DVA).
Educational assistance to veterans, dependents, and survi
vors.—Educational assistance to veterans, referred to as “veter
ans’ readjustment benefits,” are the educational allowances and
subsistence payments made to veterans who served between Jan
uary 31, 1955, and January 1, 1977. County estimates are made
by allocating the State totals, which are based on DVA pay
ments data, in proportion to the distribution of the veterans of
the post-Korean-war period as reported by the DVA.
In the absence of any direct data or of reliable indirect data
at the county level, the State totals of educational assistance to
spouses and children of disabled or deceased veterans, which
are based on DVA payments data, are allocated to counties in
proportion to the civilian population.
Veterans life insurance benefit payments.—These are the claims
paid to beneficiaries and the dividends paid to policyholders from
the five veterans life insurance programs administered by the
DVA. The county allocations of the combined payments of death
benefits and dividends are based on the distribution of the veteran
population.
Other assistance to veterans.—County estimates of DVA pay
ments to paraplegics and to disabled veterans for automobiles
and other conveyances are based on the distribution of the vet
eran population. State and local government payments in the
forms of assistance to indigent veterans and of bonuses to vet
erans are estimated by using the distribution of veterans of the
post-Korean-war period to allocate the State totals, which are
based on fiscal year data from the Census Bureau’s annual State
Government Finances, to the counties.
19. The Department of Veterans Affairs periodically issues reports on the number of veter
ans by place of residence and by period of service (broadly classified as World War I, World
War II, the Korean war, etc.). BEA estimates the veteran population between the benchmark
county distributions by using straight-line interpolation.
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Federal education and training assistance payments
Federal fellowship payments.—This subcomponent measures
only the small portion of a fellowship that is paid directly to the
individual. The large portion that is paid directly to the school
is classified as a transfer payment to a nonprofit institution if the
school is privately administered or as a government grant-in-aid
if the school is publicly administered.
Estimates are made for the National Science Foundation (NSF)
grants to outstanding science students, for payments to State
maritime academy cadets, and for all other Federal fellowships.
Estimates of the NSF grants are prepared from annual NSF tab
ulations of the number of students receiving NSF fellowships by
institution. The series for distributing the national estimates to
States and counties are constructed by classifying the institutions
by county and by summing the number of recipients to State and
county aggregates. The county estimates of the Federal Gov
ernment subsistence payments to cadets attending the six State
maritime academies authorized by the Maritime Academy Act of
1958 are made by assigning State estimates, which are based on
direct data, to the county in which each school is located. Be
cause of the lack of direct data, the State and county allocations
of all other Federal fellowships are based on the distribution of
the civilian population.
Interest payments on guaranteed student loans.—These are the
payments to commercial lending institutions on behalf of individ
uals who receive low-interest deferred-payment loans from these
institutions to pay the expenses of higher education. The State
estimates are based on Department of Education data on the num
ber of persons enrolled in institutions of higher education. The
county allocations are based on the distribution of the civilian
population.
Higher education student assistance.—These Federal payments,
called Pell grants, provide support for the undergraduate educa
tion of persons with low incomes. The State and county estimates
of payments made under the program are based on tabulations of
annual county payments, by location of institution, prepared by
the Department of Education.
Job Corps payments.—These are the monthly payments for the
living expenses of economically disadvantaged persons between
the ages of 16 and 21 who are enrolled in designated vocational
and educational training programs. This category also includes
adjustment allowances issued to trainees upon the successful
completion of their training. The State estimates are based on
Employment and Training Administration calendar year tabula
tions of the amount of allowances and allotments disbursed to
Job Corps enrollees. The county allocations are based on the
distribution of the civilian population.
Other government payments to individuals
Compensation of survivors of public safety officers.—These are
benefits from a Federal program that compensates the survivors
of State and local government employees, such as police officers
and fire fighters, killed in the line of duty. Through 1987, the
benefit payment was a lump sum of $50,000 for each claim. In
1988, the payment was $100,000, and in 1989, it was $100,000
plus an allowance for the increase in consumer prices since 1988.
Tabulations of the number of claims by city and State are avail-
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LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
able from the Department of Justice. The tabulations are used to
allocate the national totals to States and counties.
Compensation of victims of crime.—These are payments made
either to crime victims or to vendors on behalf of crime victims
under various State programs. Currently, about three-fourths of
the States have instituted such programs, and the number is in
creasing. The State estimates of total compensation are based
on information gathered and provided by the Crime Victims
Board of the New York State Executive Department. The county
allocations are based on the distribution of the civilian population.
Alaska Permanent Fund payments.—These are disbursements
of dividends and interest to residents of Alaska from the Alaska
Permanent Fund. The fund, which is derived from oil revenues,
pays a portion of its net investment income to every Alaskan
resident. The State estimate is based on the actual amounts paid
that are supplied by the State. The borough and census area
allocations are based on the distribution of the civilian population.
Disaster relief payments.—These are payments to the victims of
disasters, such as hurricanes and riots. The estimates for 1989
reflect relief payments made to the victims of Hurricane Hugo
and of the Loma Prieta earthquake. The State and county es
timates are based on data provided by the Federal Emergency
Management Agency.
Other miscellaneous assistance payments.—These are benefit
payments from the Federal educational exchange programs and
from selected programs of the Bureau of Indian Affairs, Depart
ment of the Interior. In the absence of any direct data or of
reliable indirect data, the county allocations of educational ex
change payments are based on the total civilian population, and
those of the other payments, on the distribution of the Indian
population.
Payments to Nonprofit Institutions
These are payments made by Federal, State, and local govern
ments and by business (corporate gifts) to nonprofit institutions.
Federal Government payments for work under research and
development contracts are excluded. The State and local govern
ment portion includes payments for foster home care supervised
by private agencies. No data for estimating payments to nonprofit
institutions at the county level are available; the State estimates
are allocated to counties in proportion to the civilian population.
The State and county allocations of business payments to
individuals except for consumer bad debts are based on the dis
tribution of the civilian population. State estimates of consumer
bad debts are made for retail trade, for selected services, for com
mercial banks, and for all other businesses combined. County
estimates are made only for total consumer bad debts because of
the limited availability of county data. The county allocations
are based on the distribution of retail sales reported in the 1982
Census of Retail Trade.
Personal Contributions
for Social Insurance
PERSONAL contributions for social insurance are the contri
butions made by individuals under the various social insurance
programs. These contributions are excluded from personal in
come by treating them as explicit deductions. Payments by
employees and the self-employed (farm and nonfarm) are in
cluded in this component. Also included are the contributions
that are sometimes made by employers on behalf of their employ
ees (that is, those customarily made by the employee that, under
special arrangement, are made by the employer). These contri
butions, although viewed as part of total earnings of employees,
are not actually received by them. In the national economic ac
counts, they are recorded as receipts of social insurance funds in
the government sector.
The employee portion covers contributions for old-age, sur
vivors, and disability insurance (OASDI); hospital insurance
(HI); State unemployment insurance (UI); railroad retirement in
surance, temporary disability insurance; and Federal, State, and
local government employee retirement systems. Contributions
by the self-employed are made for OASDI and HI. Personal
contributions also include premium payments for supplementary
medical insurance (SMI) and veterans life insurance. Govern
ment life insurance for veterans is classified as social insurance
because the insurance program operates through a fund admin
istered by the Federal Government. In contrast, government
life insurance for Federal civilian employees is classified as a
component of other labor income (employer contributions to pri-
Table F.—Relative Importance to Total Personal Income of Personal
Contributions for Social Insurance, by Component, United States, 1989*
Millions of
dollars
Business Payments to Individuals
Total personal income '.
These payments consist of personal-injury liability payments to
individuals other than employees, consumer bad debts (that is,
defaults by consumers on debts owed to business), cash prizes,
unrecovered losses of cash and capital assets due to thefts from
business, and pension benefits financed by the revolving fund of
the Pension Benefit Guarantee Corporation.
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, ex
cept for liability payments and consumer bad debts, the amounts
involved are so small that their effect on the reliability of the
transfer payments component of personal income is negligible.
Less: Personal contributions for social insurance.
Contributions to old-age, survivors, disability, and hospital
insurance ........................................................................
Employee contributions...................................................
Self-employed contributions............................................
Supplementary medical insurance contributions.......................
Federal civilian employee retirement contributions...................
Railroad employee retirement contributions............... ............
State and local government employee retirement contributions.
Veterans life insurance contributions................ ..... ................
State unemployment insurance and temporary disability
contributions........................................................................
Percent of total
personal
income
4*367,401
100.00
212,117
4.86
177,164
158,523
18,641
4.06
12,805
4,367
1,163
13,156
800
2,662
3.63
.43
.29
.10
.03
.30
.02
.06
* 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.
Note.—Detail may not add to totals because of rounding.
1. This total is as shown in Tables A-E, that is, total personal income is shown as the sum of the
personal income components in those tables less personal contributions for social insurance.
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
vate welfare funds) because the program operates through private
insurance carriers.
For self-employed individuals, contributions are paid along
with their Federal income taxes. For employees, contributions to
most social insurance programs are collected similarly to individ
ual income taxes on wages and salaries; both the income taxes
and the contributions are withheld at the source of disbursement.
However, such taxes, unlike contributions, are counted as part of
personal income—that is, as though they were first received by
the employee and then paid to the government. This treatment of
taxes is consistent with the overall definition of personal income
as a before-tax measure. Admittedly, the difference in treat
ment accorded withheld taxes and social insurance contributions
is arguable.
The State estimates of personal contributions for OASDI and
HI made by civilians, for State and local government employee
retirement, and for State UI and temporary disability insurance
are based on direct data. The State estimates for all other per
sonal contributions, including contributions for OASDI and HI
made by military personnel, are based on pertinent indirect data.
No direct data for personal contributions are available at the
county level. In general, the State totals are allocated to coun
ties by the appropriate wage and salary or proprietors’ income
series. The following are exceptions to this general procedure:
SMI payments are allocated by Health Care Financing Admin
istration tabulations of the number of persons enrolled in the
program; contributions for veterans life insurance, by the veteran
population; and contributions made to State UI and temporary
disability programs (applicable in only a few States), by the
civilian population.
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ing the work.21* Similarly, BEA assigns the income of military
personnel to the county in which they reside while on military
assignment, not to the county in which 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 their residence is outside
of the territorial limits of the United States.
Three of the six major components of personal income are
recorded, or are treated as if recorded, on a place-of-residence
(where-received) basis. They are transfer payments; personal
dividend income, personal interest income, and rental income of
persons; and proprietors’ income. Nonfarm proprietors’ income
is treated as income recorded on a place-of-residence basis be
cause the source data for almost all of this part of proprietors’
income are reported to the IRS by tax-filing address, which is
usually the filer’s place of residence. The source data for farm
proprietors’ income are recorded by place of production, which is
usually in the same county as the proprietor’s place of residence.
The remaining three major components—wages and salaries,
other labor income (OLI), and personal contributions for social
insurance—are estimated, with minor exceptions, from data that
are recorded by place of work (point of disbursement). (The
exceptions are wage and salary disbursements and OLI of reli
gious membership organizations, military reserve pay, personal
contributions for veterans life insurance and for supplemental
medical insurance, and contributions by the self-employed for
old-age, survivors, and disability insurance (OASDI) and hospital
insurance (HI).) Accordingly, adjustments are made to convert
the place-of-work components to a place-of-residence basis. The
sum of these components (wages plus OLI minus contributions)
is referred to as “income subject to adjustment” (ISA).
Residence Adjustment
Residence adjustment procedure (excluding border workers)
PERSONAL income is a “place-of-residence” measure of in
come, but the source data for the components that compose more
than 60 percent of personal income are recorded by place of
work. The adjustment of the estimates of these components to a
place-of-residence basis is the subject of this section.
At the national level, place of residence is an issue only for bor
der workers (mainly those living in the United States and working
in Canada or Mexico and vice versa). At the State and county
levels, the issue of place of residence is more significant.20 In
dividuals commuting to work between States are a major factor
where metropolitan areas extend across State boundaries—for
example, the Washington, DC-MD-VA MSA. Individual com
muting between counties are a major factor in every multicounty
metropolitan area and in many nonmetropolitan areas.
BEA’s concept of residence as it relates to personal income
refers to 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
workers. The decennial census counts many of these workers
at their usual place of residence rather than where they are on
April 1 when the census is taken. BEA assigns the wages of
these workers to the area in which they reside while perform
The county residence adjustment estimates for 1981 and later
years are based on those for 1980. The estimation of these ad
justments can be more readily understood using the example of
a two-county area comprising counties X and Y. The two-county
example is easily generalized to more complex situations.
For 1980, the initial residence adjustment estimate for county
X (R A X) was calculated as total 1980 inflows of earnings to X
from Y (IN X) minus total 1980 outflows of earnings from X to
Y (OUTx):
R A X = IN X - OUTx .
The estimates of IN X and OUTx were prepared from industrylevel data. The share (ix) of total wages or OLI in a particular
industry in Y that was earned by residents of X was used in the
estimation of industry-level inflows to X. Analogously, the share
(ox) of wages or OLI in a particular industry in X that was earned
by residents of Y was used in the estimation of industry-level
outflows from X. Both ix and ox were calculated from joumeyto-work (JTW) data from the 1980 Census of Population on the
number of wage and salary workers (w) and on their average
20.
The meaning of “resident” in the context of measuring personal income refers not only
to individuals but also to quasi-individuals. For the State and local area personal income
21. The convention of assigning the wages of seasonal migrant workers to the area of
estimates, the “residence” of a nonprofit institution serving individuals, a private noninsured
their employment is not observed for out-of-State workers in Alaska and for selected groups
welfare fund, or a private trust fund is considered to be identical to that of its beneficiaries
of border workers. The wages of these workers are assigned to their permanent place of
because the income received by these entities is received on behalf of individuals.
residence.
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earnings (e) by county of work for each county of residence:22
ix
=
income earned in Y by residents of X
--------------------------- -------------------total income earned in Y
^ x ,y
y
ox
X
X
Cx ^y
“1“ ( t U y ty X Cy(t/)
income earned in X by residents of Y
— --------------------------- -------------------total income earned in X
X
W y }X
X
C y )X ^)
"F
Cy fx
X
C x ^ ')
(Where two subscripts are used, the first identifies place of res
idence, and the second identifies place of work. For example,
wx,y is the number of workers in a particular industry who lived
in X but worked in Y.)
Industry-level inflows to county X from county Y (inx) were
derived by multiplying the inflow ratio by the income subject to
adjustment in the particular industry in Y (isay); industry-level
outflows from X to Y (outx) were derived by multiplying the
outflow ratio by the income subject to adjustment in the particular
industry in X (isax ):
inx = ix x isay
outx = ox x isax .
Summing over all industries yields total inflows to X and total
outflows from X:
IN X = ^ inx
OUTx = y ; outx.
(The use of uppercase letters indicates that the variable applies
to all industries combined; the use of lowercase letters indicates
that the variable applies to each industry individually.)
The initial 1980 BEA estimates were modified in three situ
ations. First, for clusters of counties identified as being closely
related by commuting (mostly multicounty metropolitan areas),
modifications were made to incorporate the 1979 wage and salary
distribution from the 1980 Census of Population.23 These modi
fications are needed because in numerous cases the 1980-census
JTW data and the source data for the BEA wage estimates
are inconsistently coded by place of work. (For example, the
source data may attribute too much of the wages of a multi
establishment firm to the county of the firm’s main office, or
the geographic coding of the Defense Department payroll data
and of the JTW data may attribute a military base extending
across county boundaries to different counties.) The initial 1980
BEA place-of-residence wage and salary estimates were summed
22. Adjustment factors and gross flows were calculated separately for subcomponents of
ISA. Wages and salaries and OLI were each classified by Standard Industrial Classification
division for the private sector and by level of government (with a separate classification
for Federal civilian and Federal military) for the public sector. Personal contributions for
social insurance—for which private sector industry detail is not estimated by county—were
classified into (1) the sum of nonmilitary OASDI and HI, railroad retirement, State unemploy
ment insurance, and temporary disability; (2) military OASDI and HI; (3) Federal civilian
employee retirement; and (4) State and local government employee retirement. Residence
adjustment factors for the corresponding groups were calculated from the 1980-census JTW
data. However, for intercounty commuting flows with few workers, a single all-industry
adjustment factor was used for all ISA subcomponents.
23. The 1979 wage and salary distribution from the 1980 Census of Population reflects
the residential distribution of the income recipients as of April 1, 1980, regardless of where
they were living when they received the wages and salaries.
to a total for each cluster.24 The BEA total for each clus
ter was then redistributed among the counties of the cluster in
the same proportion as the 1979 wage and salary distribution
from the 1980 census. To facilitate the extension of the 1980
residence adjustment estimates to later years, the cluster-based
modifications—derived as net additions to or subtractions from
the initial residence adjustment estimates for each of the 1,287
counties—were expressed as gross flows between pairs of coun
ties within the same cluster. In the simplest case—a two-county
cluster—the additional gross flow was assumed to be from the
county with the negative modification to the county with the
(exactly offsetting) positive modification.
Second, modifications were made for selected noncluster adja
cent counties if large, offsetting differences occurred between the
initial 1980 BEA estimates and the census wage data for these
counties. These adjacent-county modifications were expressed
as gross flows in the same way and for the same reason as the
cluster-based modifications.
Third, modifications were made for eight Alaska county equiv
alents (boroughs and census areas) to reflect the large amounts
of labor earnings received by seasonal workers from out of State.
The 1980-census JTW data reflect the “commuting” of many of
these workers, and the initial 1980 residence adjustment estimates
for a majority of the county equivalents did not require modifi
cations. However, for eight county equivalents, the initial 1979
estimates yielded BEA place-of-residence wage and salary totals
that were so much higher than the comparable census data that
they could not be an accurate reflection of the wages of only the
permanent residents.25 The excess amounts were removed by
judgmentally increasing the JTW-based gross flows to the large
metropolitan counties of Washington, Oregon, and California.
For 1981 and later years, the 1980 estimates of total in
flows (IN X) and outflows by industry (outx) are extrapolated.26
Changes in intercounty commuting patterns are incorporated into
the estimates by a ratio (C H R X) in which the numerator is de
rived from BEA’s place-of-work measure of earnings (I S A X) for
all industries and the denominator is derived from an independent
place-of-residence measure—wages and salaries reported by in
dividuals to the 1RS (IR S X).27 The ratio for county X in year n
{CHRJl) is
_ I S A V I S A I 980
x
1R S?/IR S™ 80'
Total 1980 inflows to X are extrapolated to year n on the basis
of CHRX and of the change in IR S X since 1980:
IJV” = IN. I9 6 0
1
1RS%
1RS™80 X CHR%'
24. The 1980 BEA place-of-residence wage and salary estimates were derived as placeof-work wages and salaries plus net residence adjustment for wages and salaries. For the
calculation of the net residence adjustment, only the gross flows for wages and salaries were
used.
25. The 1979 residence adjustment estimates, although based mainly on the 1980-census
JTW data, also reflect—at the appropriate one-tenth weight—1970-census JTW data.
26. The gross flows that are extrapolated consist of those calculated with the 1980-census
JTW data, those devised to express the cluster-based and adjacent-county modifications,
and those derived from the Alaska out-of-State-workers modifications. To facilitate the
preparation of the State estimates for the most current year of the annual series and for all
years of the quarterly series, the outflows from a county to each county of workers’ residence
are extrapolated separately. However, the inflows to each county from all other counties are
combined and extrapolated as a single unit.
27. County tabulations of wages and salaries reported to the 1RS and recorded by tax-filing
address are available to BEA with a 1- or 2-year lag. This series is extrapolated to the most
current year by a set of equations that relate the change in 1RS county wages to the changes
in BEA State and county place-of-work wages and to the change in county population. For
the 1989 estimates, the 1RS data through 1987 were available.
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
For each industry, 1980 outflows from X to Y are extrapolated
to year n on the basis of CHRX and of the change in isax for
the industry since 1980:
o u t " = OUtl980 X
lsax
v
isa 1980
X
r rrr,n
The estimate of net residence adjustment for year n (the final
estimate for the noncluster counties and the provisional estimate
for the cluster counties) equals total inflows minus total outflows
summed over all industries:
As a last step, the total place-of-residence ISA (ISA plus
net residence adjustment) for each cluster is derived and then
distributed to the counties of the cluster based on 1980 placeof-residence ISA extrapolated to later years by the percentage
change in the IRS-based wage series.
The net residence
adjustment estimate for each cluster county is calculated as
place-of-residence ISA minus place-of-work ISA.
Residence adjustment procedure for border workers
The term “border workers” refers to certain U.S. residents work
ing in foreign countries and to foreign residents working in the
United States. U.S. residents working abroad for U.S. firms or
for the U.S. Government are not classified as border workers;
their earnings are included in the measures of the earnings com
ponents in the national income and product accounts (NIPA’s),
but they are excluded from both the place-of-work and the placeof-residence measures of earnings in State and local area personal
income.
In the NIPA’s, the earnings of border workers are classified
as receipts from or payments to the “rest of the world.” Con
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sequently, the “rest-of-the-world” account in the NIPA’s reflects
the earnings of border workers in addition to the earnings of U.S.
residents employed in the United States by foreign governments
and international organizations.
At the State and county levels, however, the earnings of bor
der workers are reflected in the personal income series through
the residence adjustment. In essence, border workers are interna
tional commuters, and the treatment of their earnings is consistent
with that of the earnings of commuters within U.S. boundaries.
The national estimates of the earnings of border workers are
drawn from the “rest-of-the-world” account. The national out
flows of the earnings of Mexican and Canadian border workers
are allocated to States and counties based on data provided by the
Immigration and Naturalization Service, Department of Justice.
The national outflow of the earnings of Caribbean farm workers
is allocated to States based on Department of Labor data on num
bers of authorized seasonal workers by State. BEA attributes the
State totals to the counties that produce the crops for which the
Caribbean workers are most frequently hired.
The earnings of U.S. residents commuting to work in Canada
are assigned to counties in Michigan and New York and to the
New England States of Maine, New Hampshire, and Vermont
based on fragmentary information provided by the Immigra
tion and Naturalization Service. The New England portion is
allocated to these three States and their counties based on em
ployment in forest product industries in each border county. The
small amount of “rest-of-the-world” earnings of U.S. residents
working in the United Kingdom is divided evenly between New
York County, New York, and Los Angeles County, California.
Other groups of border workers exist, but they are not
numerous enough for their earnings to be included in the
“rest-of-the-world” estimates and the residence adjustment
estimates.
Technical Notes
Industry classification
The industry detail in which the estimates of earnings are pres
ented is in accordance with the Standard Industrial Classification
(SIC) system established by the Office of Management and
Budget. In the historical series of estimates available from BEA’s
Regional Economic Information System, the estimates for the
years 1975 forward are based on the 1972 SIC, and the estimates
for the years before 1975 are based on the 1967 SIC.
Per capita personal income
This measure of income is the personal income of the residents
of a given area divided by the resident population of the area. In
computing per capita personal income for the counties, BEA uses
the Census Bureau’s annual county population estimates, which
are available through 1988. BEA prepared 1989 county popula
tion estimates based on the Census Bureau 1989 State estimates
and on the 1986-88 trend in the Census Bureau county estimates.
Except for the college student population, which is measured as
of April 1, the population is measured as of July 1.
The local area per capita personal income estimates should be
used with caution for several reasons. In some instances, an un
usually high or low per capita personal income is the temporary
result of unusual conditions, such as a bumper crop or hurricane.
In other instances, the income levels of certain groups atypi
cal of the resident population may cause a longer term high or
low per capita personal income that is not indicative of the eco
nomic well-being of the area. For instance, a major construction
project—such as a defense facility, power plant, or dam—may
substantially raise the per capita personal income of an area for
several years because it attracts highly paid workers whose in
come is measured at the construction site. This high per capita
income is not indicative of the economic well-being of most
of the residents of the area (or, in many cases, of the resident
construction workers themselves, because they frequently send a
substantial portion of their wages to their dependents living in
other areas).
Conversely, the presence of a large institutional population—
such as that of a college or a prison—will tend to keep the per
capita personal income of an area at a lower level because the
residents of these institutions have little income attributable to
them at these institutions. This lower per capita personal in
come is not indicative of the economic well-being of most of
the residents of the area (or, in some cases, of the institutional
populations, because some of these populations, such as college
students, typically receive support from their families living in
other areas).
The per capita personal income estimates can also be mislead
ing in areas where population changes rapidly. Population is
measured at midyear, whereas income is measured as a flow over
the year; therefore, a significant change in the population of an
area during the year, particularly if it occurs around midyear, can
cause a distortion in the per capita personal income estimate.
In counties where farm income predominates, additional con
siderations 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 are included in current gross farm income, but
they are excluded from net farm income because they represent
income from a previous year’s production. Additions to inven
tories are included in net farm income at current market prices;
therefore, farmers’ attempts to regulate their cash flows by ad
justing inventories are not reflected in BEA’s farm proprietors’
income estimates. However, this regulation of cash flows by
farmers extends their earnings cycles, so it helps them to sur
vive losses or lowered income for 2 or 3 years. In addition, the
per capita personal income of sparsely populated counties that
are dependent on farming will react more sharply to vagarious
weather, world market demand, and changing government poli
cies related to agriculture than that of counties where the sources
of income are more diversified.
Comparison of personal income with other income measures
Adjusted gross income and taxable income are 1RS measures of
income that are reported on individual income tax returns. The
1RS income measures differ from BEA’s personal income in a
number of ways. Personal income includes transfer payments and
imputed income, whereas the 1RS measures exclude all imputed
income and most transfer payments. Personal income includes
the income of quasi-individuals as well as individuals, whereas
the 1RS measures include only the income of individuals who
file individual income tax returns. Personal income excludes
realized capital gains, whereas the 1RS measures include realized
capital gains,
which are both reportable and taxable on income
oo
tax returns.
Money income—which is prepared by the Census Bureau
for States, counties, and cities—also differs from personal
income. Money income, unlike personal income, excludes im
puted income, lump-sum payments other than those received
as part of earnings, income received by quasi-individuals, cer
tain in-kind payments—such as medicaid, medicare, and food
stamps—and employer contributions to private welfare and pen
sion funds. Money income includes—and personal income
excludes—personal contributions for social insurance and in
come from private pensions and annuities and from interpersonal
transfers, such as child support. Money income is prepared de
cennially on the basis of the “long-form” sample conducted as
part of the census of population. The Census Bureau prepares
postcensal estimates biennially, using 1RS data and components
of State and county personal income that are adjusted to a money
income concept to extrapolate the estimate from the most recent
census. The most current money income estimates are for 1987;28
28. A more detailed discussion is presented in Thae S. Park, “Relationship Between
Personal Income and Adjusted Gross Income, 1987-88,” S urvey 70 (August 1990): 24-26.
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LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
estimates for 1989 will be prepared from data collected in the
1990 Census of Population.
BEA and the Census Bureau prepare per capita estimates of
personal income and of money income, respectively. In addi
tion to the differences in income definitions, differences in the
methods of computation used may cause substantial differences
between these two per capita measures. For example, the Cen
sus Bureau computes 1987 per capita money income by dividing
1987 total money income by April 1988 total population, whereas
BEA computes 1987 per capita personal income by dividing 1987
total personal income by July 1987 total population.29
Electronic edit procedures
In making the county personal income estimates, BEA uses sev
eral million administrative records annually. Although these
records are usually encoded and processed by the agency admin
istering the program that generates the data (thereby reducing the
cost, in terms of time and labor, to BEA), there are still possibili
ties for error in the data. Because it is not possible to verify each
individual record or to accept the various administrative record
files at their face value, BEA has developed several computerized
edit routines to locate—either directly or through examination of
preliminary estimates based on the source data—major errors in
the source materials. At some stages of the estimating process,
the data are arrayed in computer-generated tables that give the
analyst a frame of reference for judging the quality of the data.
At other stages, the data are screened by computer to flag items
that exceed specified edit parameters for further review. For ex
ample, the “average wage check” is used to screen the ES-202
data underlying the wage and salary series and its companion
employment series. This routine flags the county wage and em
ployment data for an SIC industry division when the year-to-year
change in the implicit average wage for the industry division de
viates excessively from the corresponding change in the implicit
average wage for that industry division at the national level.
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, a question may be raised with the
agency that supplied the source data. Alternatively, a substitute
estimate is prepared from other source data.
Interpolation and extrapolation
In the context of the State and local area personal income es
timates, interpolation and extrapolation procedures are used to
extend State and county distributions for individual components
for a given year to other years; statistical information on a par
ticular type of income flow for States and counties is frequently
better for benchmark years than for nonbenchmark years. Inter
polation is used to derive estimates between benchmark years;
extrapolation is used to derive estimates beyond benchmark
years.
“Straight-line interpolation” is the simplest, but least satisfac
tory, 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 not for years 2 and 3. The
29. The Census Bureau uses this method because the income question in the decennial
census requests 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 ia the years between the decennial censuses.
change in the data for each county is spread evenly to the interim
years 2 and 3.
Wages and salaries in thousands of dollars
Year 1
(benchmark)
County A ......................
County B ......................
County C ......................
Year 2
(interpolation)
28
34
74
Year 3
(interpolation)
34
43
81
Year 4
(benchmark)
40
53
87
46
62
94
The interpolated figures are then adjusted to State totals by
allocation (not shown).
A more satisfactory interpolation can be illustrated by assum
ing 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
Average
wages in
dollars
Employment
County C ......................
4
6
11
Average
wages in
dollars
Employment
4
10
10
7,000
5,667
6,727
11,500
6,200
9,400
Next, average wages for years 2 and 3 are derived by straight-line
interpolation.
Average wages in dollars
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 mul
tiplied by the employment data for those years to yield first
approximations of wages.
Employment and wage approximations
Year 3
Year 2
Wages in
Employment • thousands of
dollars
County A......................
County B ......................
County C......................
5
7
10
Employment
4
9
9
43
41
76
Wages in
thousands of
dollars
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 ex
ample above, employment 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
Year 5
Year 4
Average wages in
dollars
County A
County B
County C
Employment
11,500
5
6,200
12
9,400
9
Wages in
thousands of
dollars
58
74
85
The first approximations are then adjusted to the State totals by
allocation (not shown).
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Disclosure avoidance
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icant portion of earnings such that the primary wage disclosure
results in an earnings disclosure. Where earnings are not suf
BEA’s heavy reliance on the administrative record files of other ficiently large to mask or cover the primary wage disclosure, a
government agencies makes it particularly important that BEA suppression indicator appears on the earnings file. This combina
be aware of, and observe, the legal requirements established to tion of techniques—combining a systematic roll up of three types
safeguard the privacy of persons and firms by avoiding the dis of payments to earnings and a dominant-cell suppression test
closure of confidential information. BEA, like other statistical of wages as a specified percentage of earnings—yields the final
agencies, must balance its responsibility to avoid disclosure with primary earnings disclosure file, which indicates the cell sup
its responsibility to release as much useful information as pos pressions necessary to prevent direct disclosure of SIC two-digit
sible. This balancing has led to a policy of limiting release of information for counties.
estimates to the SIC two-digit level for regions, States, and local
Two additional types of cell suppressions—secondary and
areas, although more detailed source data are available to BEA.
complementary suppressions—are necessary to prevent the
As described in the section on wage and salary disbursements, derivation (indirect disclosure) of primary disclosure cells. Sec
BEA receives ES-202 data files from the State employment secu ondary suppression is the suppression of additional industry cells
rity agencies (ESA’s), through the Bureau of Labor Statistics, at to prevent indirect disclosure of the primary (SIC two-digit) dis
the SIC four-digit level.30 These aggregations by county contain closure cells through subtraction from higher level industry totals.
information covering one or more firms in an industry classifi Complementary suppression is the supppression of additional ge
cation; the disclosure of information about any particular firm is ographic units for the same industry to prevent indirect disclosure
prohibited by law. Three basic techniques for disclosure avoid through subtraction from higher level geographic totals. These
ance are available: Suppression, rolling up, and disturbing.31 suppressions are determined by testing a multidimensional matrix
BEA uses a combination of all three techniques.
consisting of industry and county earnings cells for each State
After completing its SIC two-digit estimates of wage and and region. Computer programs impose a set of rules and pri
salary disbursements—based mainly on the ES-202 data—BEA orities in order to select additional cells for suppressions until
examines the ES-202 files to identify potential disclosures. the entire multidimensional matrix of suppressions is balanced
Two types of direct disclosures must be identified. The first,
so that indirect disclosure is impossible from any direction in the
termed “reporting-unit disclosure,” occurs when a given cell con matrix.
tains fewer than a prescribed number of firms. The second,
The selection process maximizes the amount of information
termed “dominant-firm disclosure,” occurs when—regardless of that can be released at higher industrial and geographic levels at
the number of firms contained in the cell—a single firm accounts the expense of the more detailed industrial and geographic infor
for some predetermined, significant percentage of the total and mation. For example, if possible, the secondary selection process
thus dominates the cell. For the first type, the ES-202 files that will suppress additional SIC two-digit industries rather than the
BEA receives contain reporting-unit information that permits the higher level industry division total. Likewise, if possible, addi
determination of the number of firms in each cell. For the second tional county estimates will be suppressed rather than the State
type, cells at the SIC four-digit level that contain dominant-firm totals. In some cases, discretionary decisions are superimposed
disclosures are identified by the State ESA’s; the identification on the outcome of this process to preserve regional or national
is based on the individual employers’ records. The ESA’s also totals.
provide ES-202 tabulations stratified by size of firm for the first
A variant of the “disturbing” technique, along with dominant
quarter of each year. From these files, BEA identifies the SIC cell suppression, is used to prevent disclosures stemming from
two-digit cells for which a single firm might account for more the aggregations of counties to metropolitan areas. Under this
than the allowable percentage of the cell wage total.
approach, the metropolitan area total for each industry represents
The items identified as disclosures, either by reporting-unit one of three situations. (1) If there are no county-level suppres
or dominant-firm criteria, are referred to as “primary wage and sions, the actual metropolitan area total is shown. (2) If the dollar
salary disclosures.” To prevent direct release of this confidential amount of county-level suppressions is small relative to the sum
information, BEA’s disclosure-avoidance procedures for regions, of the estimates for all the metropolitan area’s counties, a partial
States, and counties utilize a combination of two techniques: metropolitan area total is shown, marked with an
indicator
Systematic rolling up and dominant-cell suppression. The first flag; in these situations, the amount shown constitutes the major
technique is systematically to “roll up” wages and salaries, other portion of the actual total. In effect, the metropolitan area to
labor income, and proprietors’ income to the sum of the three— tal is “disturbed” through the omission of the suppressed county
total earnings by industry and county. The second is to test the amount(s). (3) If the dollar amount of the county-level suppres
primary wage disclosure file against the total earnings file by sions is large enough to impair the usefulness of the partial total,
county to see whether wages account for a predetermined signif the entire amount is suppressed, and a “(D)” is shown.
30. BEA also receives administrative record files based on sensitive information from
the Social Security Administration, the Department of Veterans Affairs, and other Federal
and State government agencies. The agencies summarize these files to aggregate totals by
program and county, and each county record or cell contains information about enough
individuals to preclude the disclosure of information about any single individual.
31. Suppression is the deletion of a value and its replacement with a symbol—usually
(D)—to indicate that it is being withheld. Rolling up is the combination of the sensitive
information in one cell with the information in another cell; this may be done systematically
through the combination of entire sets of estimates to create a single set in which each cell
contains the sum of the corresponding cells in the input sets. Disturbing is the alteration of
a number enough to prevent exact disclosure but not enough to impair the usefulness of the
information.
List of Abbreviations
A A R .............
Association of American Railroads
MSA ...........
Metropolitan statistical area
AFDC .........
Aid to families with dependent children
NASS .........
National Agricultural Statistics Service (of
the Department of Agriculture)
BEA ............
Bureau of Economic Analysis (of the
Department of Commerce)
NECMA __
New England county metropolitan area
BLS ............
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Department of Labor)
N P L L ..........
Net profit less loss (a statistic drawn from
the IRS tabulations of nonfarm proprietors’
tax returns).
CCAdj .........
Capital consumption adjustment
NSF ............
National Science Foundation
CHAMPUS ..
Civilian Health and Medical Plan of the
Uniformed Services
OASDI .......
CMSA .........
Consolidated metropolitan statistical area
Old-age, survivors, and disability insurance
(the programs popularly known as social
security)
DOD ...........
Department of Defense
O L I..............
Other labor income
D V A ............
Department of Veterans Affairs
OPM ...........
Office of Personnel Management
ESA ............
Employment security agency (of a State
government)
PMSA .........
Primary metropolitan statistical area
REIS ...........
ES-202 .........
Refers to the tabulations of payroll data
drawn from the administrative records of the
State and Federal civilian unemployment in
surance programs and summarized on the
Department of Labor ES-202 report.
Regional Economic Information System (of
BEA)
RRB ............
Railroad Retirement Board
S I C ..............
Standard Industrial Classification
SMI ............
Supplementary medical insurance (part of
medicare)
(of
the
HI ................
Hospital insurance (part of medicare)
IMF ............
Individual master file (maintained by the
Internal Revenue Service)
SSA ............
Social Security Administration (of the
Department of Health and JJuman Services)
IRS ..............
Internal Revenue Service (of the Department
of the Treasury)
SSI ..............
Supplemental security income
UI ................
I S A ..............
Income subject to (residence) adjustment
IV A ..............
Inventory valuation adjustment
J T W ............
Journey to work. Refers to intercounty com
muting data from the 1980 Census of Popu
lation and particularly to an unpublished tab
ulation of those data that includes informa
tion about workers’ industry of employment
and their average earnings.
Unemployment insurance. The abbrevia
tion is used to refer both to the UI benefit
programs and to the system of employer tax
ation from which the benefits are paid and
from which the ES-202 data originate.
USDA .........
U.S. Department of Agriculture
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Glossary
Adjustment for residence.—This adjustment is made to
wages and salaries, other labor income, and personal contribu
tions for social insurance (with minor exceptions) to place them
on a place-of-residence (where-received) basis. The adjustment
is necessary because these components of personal income are
estimated from data that are reported by place of work (where
earned). See also Residence, place of and Resident.
Allocation.—The estimates of State and county personal in
come 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.
Capital consumption adjustment (CCAdj).— This adjust
ment is the difference between depreciation as valued in deter
mining income as reported in the source data and depreciation
on the basis of consistent accounting (uniform service lives and
straight-line depreciation) and valued at 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 mil
lion. Among the components of personal income, this adjustment
is made to nonfarm proprietors’ income and to rental income of
persons.
Corporate business.—See Legal form of organization.
County.—See Geographic units.
Disclosure avoidance.—In the context of the regional personal
income estimates, disclosure avoidance 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’ in
come. It is often used in regional economic analysis to serve as
a proxy for income generated from participation in current pro
duction. The measure “net earnings” is earnings less personal
contributions for social insurance. These contributions are in
cluded in earnings by type and industry, but they are not included
in personal income; therefore, they are 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 a legal entity that
serves as the administrator or trustee of an estate or a trust.
Fiduciaries file Internal Revenue Service 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 presents State estimates for all
States and the District of Columbia, but not for the territories of
the United States. The State estimates for the continental United
States are often aggregated into eight BEA regions: New Eng
land, Mideast, Great Lakes, Plains, Southeast, Southwest, Rocky
Mountain, and Far West. Alaska and Hawaii are not included
in a region. The regional classifications, which were developed
in the mid-1950’s, are based on the 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 four Census regions composed of
nine Census divisions. To enable the reader to compare BEA es
timates with census data, BEA often publishes its State estimates
aggregated to Census divisions. For examples, see the sample
tables in Appendix B of volume 1.
BEA presents local area estimates for all counties and county
equivalents and for all county-based metropolitan areas recog
nized for statistical purposes by the Office of Management and
Budget except for the following areas, which are combined
with adjacent counties: Kalawao County, Hawaii; the Montana
portion of Yellowstone National Park; Menominee County, Wis
consin; and the smaller independent cities of Virginia. Special
tabulations can be prepared for any area that can be defined in
terms of counties. County equivalents include Alaska boroughs
and census areas, 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 C in
volume 1 for a description 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 eco
nomic 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 per
sonal 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
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financial intermediaries except life insurance carriers and private
noninsured pension funds. Imputations amount to about 2 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).—In the context of
nonfarm proprietors’ income, this adjustment is the difference
between the cost of inventory withdrawals as valued in deter
mining income as reported in the source data (often acquisition
cost) and the cost of withdrawals valued at replacement cost,
which is the valuation used in the national income and product
accounts. (If the sign of the IVA—which is usually negative—is
reversed, this adjustment is recognizable as what is often referred
to as “inventory profit.”) For example, if an item withdrawn
from inventory cost $5,000 when it was acquired and would cost
$6,000 to replace at the time it was withdrawn, the IVA would
be -$1,000. An IVA is needed only for the nonfarm component
of proprietors’ income; the farm component of proprietors’ in
come 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 consist of all
entities required to file Federal corporate tax returns, including
mutual financial institutions and cooperatives subject to Federal
income tax, private noninsured pension funds, nonprofit organi
zations that primarily serve business, Federal Reserve banks, and
federally sponsored credit agencies.
Government enterprises are government agencies that usu
ally cover more than one-half their operating costs by the sale
of goods and services to the public. Interest paid and inter
est 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 (1) enti
ties that are required to file IRS Schedule C (Profit or Loss from
Business or Profession) or Schedule F (Farm Income and Ex
penses) of form 1040, (2) entities that would have been required
to file Schedule C or Schedule F if the proprietor had met the
form 1040 filing requirements, and (3) farm housing.
Other private businesses are (1) entities that are required
to report rent and royalty income on Schedule E (Supplemen
tal Income Schedule) of form 1040, (2) entities that would
have been required to file Schedule E if the individual met the
form 1040 filing requirements, (3) tax-exempt cooperatives, (4)
owner-occupied nonfarm housing, and (5) buildings and equip
ment owned and used by nonprofit institutions (that is, 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 pen
sion and welfare funds and of a few small items, including
directors’ fees, compensation of prison inmates, and 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
estimates of per capita money income.
Personal contributions for social insurance.—These contri
butions, which are subtracted from income to derive personal
income, consist of payments by employees, the self-employed,
and other individuals who participate in the following programs:
Federal old-age, survivors, and disability insurance; hospital in
surance; supplementary medical insurance; State unemployment
insurance; railroad retirement; government employee retirement;
veterans life insurance; and temporary disability insurance.
Personal dividend income.—This component of personal in
come measures the dividends received by persons from all
sources. Dividends are payments in cash or in other assets,
excluding stock, by corporations organized for profit to noncor
porate stockholders who are U.S. residents. For the State and
local area estimates, this component is 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 pro
duction, from both government and business transfer payments,
and from government interest. Personal income is measured as
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 in
come is the interest income of persons from all sources. In
addition to monetary interest flows, personal interest income in
cludes flows of interest-in-kind (imputed interest). For the State
and local area estimates, it is 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 serving
individuals, 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 because they are or
ganizations that either function to serve individuals directly or
are established on their behalf. Nonprofit institutions include
religious organizations, social and athletic clubs, labor organiza
tions, and other private nonprofit agencies that furnish services
to individuals. Private noninsured welfare funds include funds
providing group health insurance, group life insurance, workers
compensation, and supplemental unemployment benefits. Exam-
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
pies 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 are tax payments
by persons that are not chargeable to business expense and certain
other personal payments to government agencies (except gov
ernment enterprises) that are treated like taxes. Personal taxes
include taxes on income, including capital gains; on transfers
of estates and gifts; and on personal property. (Real property
taxes, as opposed to personal property taxes, are subtracted as an
expense in estimating the business income components of per
sonal income.) Nontax payments include tuition and fees paid
to schools and hospitals operated by government; fees, fines,
and forfeitures; and donations. Personal contributions for social
insurance are not included.
Proprietors’ income with inventory valuation and capital
consumption adjustments.—This component is the monetary
income and income-in-kind of sole proprietorships and partner
ships 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 en
gaged in the real estate business are excluded; these incomes
are included in dividends, net interest, and rental income of per
sons, 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 mone
tary income of persons from the rental of real property (excluding
the income of persons primarily engaged in the real estate busi
ness), the imputed net rental income of owner-occupants of
nonfarm dwellings, and the royalties received by persons from
patents, copyrights, and rights to natural resources. For the
State and local area estimates, it is combined with personal div
idend 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 personal
income reflect the residence of the recipient. See also Adjustment
for residence and Resident.
Resident.— In the context of measuring personal income, res
ident 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 sev
eral 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 county. 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
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another county. Wages that workers earn during short temporary
assignments away from their usual places of work are assigned
to their usual places of residence. Similarly, tourists or others in
such a temporary status are not counted as residents. Seasonal
migrant workers are considered residents of the area 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 and foreign citizens employed by international organiza
tions and by foreign embassies and consulates in the United States
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 treat
ment differs from that of the Census Bureau, which counts 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.
The income received by quasi-individuals is received on be
half of individuals; it is, therefore, measured in the county of
residence of the beneficiaries.
Sole proprietorship.—See Legal form of organization.
Standard Industrial Classification (SIC).—This system is
used in the classification of establishments by the type of activity
in which they are engaged. An establishment is defined as an
economic unit, generally at a single physical location, where busi
ness 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 the following:
Divisions (for example, manufacturing); major groups, or twodigit levels (for example, food and kindred products); three-digit
levels (for example, meat products); and four-digit levels (for
example, 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 in
dustrial 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; ma
jor exceptions are food stamps and medical vendor payments.
Transfer payments include payments by government and business
to individuals and to nonprofit institutions serving individuals.
Government transfer payments to nonprofit institutions exclude
payments for work under research and development contracts.
Wages and salaries.—This income measure consists of the
monetary remunerations of employees, including the compensa
tion of corporate officers; commissions, tips, and bonuses; and
receipts in kind that represent income to the recipients. In na
tional income, it is counted as accruals (when earned), but in
personal income, it is counted as disbursements (when paid).
Work, place of.—See Residence, place of.
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
P L A IN S
Per Capita Personal Income, 1989
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LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
PLAINS
Total Personal Income
I M i Pe t. C h a n g e , 1 9 8 4 - 8 9
P e t. o f R e g io n , 1 9 8 9
Io w a
Kansas
M in n e s o ta
M is s o u ri
N e b ra ska
N o r t h D a k o ta
S o u t h D a k o ta
80%
60%
40%
20%
0%
10%
20%
30%
Earnings Percent Change
by Nonfarm Industry
1 9 8 4 -8 9
IM e tro P o rtio n
I P la in s
I___I N o n m e t r o P o r t i o n
80%
E a rn in g s * A g.S erv.
M ining
C onstr.
•
Total N o nfarm Earnings.
** T r a n s p o r t a t io n and P u b lic U t ili t ie s .
*»* Finance , Insurance, and Real Estate.
M anu .
TPU**
Trade
FIRE***
S e rv ic e s
G ov't
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
PLAINS
Table 1 .—Personal Income for the United States and Plains Region, 1984-89
[Thousands of dollars]
United States
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
3,101,163,000
3,062,893,000
38,270,000
3,317,545,000
3,278,621,000
38,924,000
3,519,364,000
3,475,076,000
44,288,000
3,754,577,000
3,706,744,000
47,833,000
4,058,181,000
4,009,918,000
48,263,000
4,367,401,000
4,316,147,000
51,254,000
236,438.9
13,116
238,697.6
13,899
241,104.0
14,597
243,416.4
15,425
245,803.3
16,510
248,257.8
17,592
2,247,918,000
132,182,000
-510,000
2,115,226,000
528,785,000
457,152,000
2,410,587,000
148,710,000
-534,000
2,261,343,000
565,947,000
490,255,000
2,568,701,000
161,241,000
-515,000
2,406,945,000
590,593,000
521,826,000
2,770,379,000
172,249,000
-543,000
2,597,587,000
606,820,000
550,170,000
2,997,734,000
193,383,000
-581,000
2,803,770,000
666,458,000
587,953,000
3,177,124,000
212,117,000
-587,000
2,964,420,000
765,847,000
637,134,000
1,831,472,000
182,822,000
233,624,000
29,583,000
204,041,000
1,967,172,000
187,427,000
255,988,000
30,340,000
225,648,000
2,086,526,000
199,144,000
283,031,000
35,807,000
247,224,000
2,241,528,000
209,289,000
319,562,000
38,924,000
280,638,000
2,422,580,000
225,323,000
349,831,000
39,340,000
310,491,000
2,562,601,000
241,622,000
372,901,000
42,219,000
330,682,000
38,270,000
2,209,648,000
1,852,464,000
11,244,000
38,944,000
141,180,000
507,783,000
184,354,000
323,429,000
164,713,000
145,784,000
219,754,000
140,660,000
482,402,000
357,184,000
79,798,000
36,396,000
240,990,000
38,924,000
2,371,663,000
1,987,497,000
12,282,000
40,170,000
152,686,000
529,291,000
190,626,000
338,665,000
172,146,000
156,910,000
234,226,000
155,069,000
534,717,000
384,166,000
84,437,000
38,786,000
260,943,000
44,288,000
2,524,413,000
2,118,098,000
13,066,000
31,986,000
165,957,000
545,560,000
199,181,000
346,379,000
179,697,000
164,567,000
248,963,000
176,468,000
591,834,000
406,315,000
84,602,000
40,607,000
281,106,000
47,833,000
2,722,546,000
2,288,494,000
16,266,000
29,877,000
175,534,000
565,037,000
209,473,000
355,564,000
189,698,000
176,587,000
264,055,000
213,422,000
658,018,000
434,052,000
90,002,000
42,380,000
301,670,000
48,263,000
2,949,471,000
2,484,564,000
17,820,000
32,222,000
191,060,000
604,294,000
224,227,000
380,067,000
201,691,000
193,843,000
286,591,000
220,570,000
736,473,000
464,907,000
97,005,000
43,181,000
324,721,000
51,254,000
3,125,870,000
2,628,329,000
18,821,000
32,556,000
197,097,000
625,534,000
232,631,000
392,903,000
210,714,000
208,020,000
301,737,000
223,983,000
809,867,000
497,541,000
102,688,000
44,641,000
350,212,000
Income by Place of Residence
Total personal Income..................................................................................................................
Farm income1................................................................................
Population (thousands)2....................................................................
Per capita personal Income (dollars).............................................................................
Derivation of total personal income
Less: Personal contributions for social insurance3.........................
Equals: Net earnings by place of residence..................................
Plus: Transfer payments................................................................
Earnings by Place of Work
Earnings by type:
Nonfarm...................................................................................
Earnings by industry:
Agricultural services, forestry, fisheries, and other'...............
Transportation and public utilities........................................
Finance, insurance, and real estate.....................................
Government and government enterprises.................................
State and local ....................................................................
Plains
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
220,092,703
213,075,731
7,016,972
232,842,247
224,073,696
8,768,551
244,888,938
234,096,586
10,792,352
257,070,791
246,275,290
10,795,501
271,662,814
262,674,518
8,988,296
291,915,195
282,133,041
9,782,154
Per capita personal income (dollars).............................................................................
17,513.2
12,567
17,556.3
13,263
17,563.9
13,943
17,625.0
14,586
17,759.4
15,297
17,850.9
16,353
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 rent5................................................
Plus: Transfer payments...............................................................
157,914,841
9,554,256
-1,373,540
146,987,045
41,664,920
31,440,738
167,634,080
10,603,902
-1,518,871
155,511,307
43,539,016
33,791,924
177,917,139
11,287,873
-1,681,446
164,947,820
44,621,294
35,319,824
189,276,625
12,156,588
-1,819,847
175,300,190
44,744,437
37,026,164
200,833,411
13,568,813
-1,946,996
185,317,602
46,960,424
39,384,788
212,741,154
14,951,906
-2,052,750
195,736,498
53,654,02/
42,524,670
123,353,699
12,224,512
22,336,630
5,858,395
16,478,235
130,241,900
12,414,694
24,977,486
7,642,217
17,335,269
136,466,709
13,182,796
28,267,634
9,698,435
18,569,199
145,347,723
13,748,111
30,180,791
9,673,245
20,507,546
155,669,435
14,663,473
30,500,503
7,887,444
22,613,059
164,362,486
15,763,069
32,615,599
8,697,044
23,918,555
7,016,972
150,897,869
127,005,750
890,597
1,686,337
9,584,510
33,965,986
13,199,104
20,766,882
13,919,404
11,612,677
15,629,839
8,987,454
30,728,946
23,892,119
4,574,077
1,838,655
17,479,387
8,768,551
158,865,529
133,332,758
808,938
1,749,100
9,890,034
35,122,368
13,698,959
21,423,409
14,206,501
12,090,626
16,282,658
9,684,338
33,498,195
25,532,771
4,857,926
1,975,361
18,699.484
10,792,352
167,124,787
140,307,819
756,008
1,260,360
10,670,878
36,339,790
14,357,698
21,982,092
14,766,404
12,310,312
16,877,951
10,763,728
36,562,388
26,816,968
4,889,537
2,093,510
19,833,921
10,795,501
178,481,124
150,014,065
1,122,542
1,201,484
11,176,272
37,947,021
15,146,933
22,800,088
15,244,220
13,229,983
17,654,985
12,695,611
39,741,947
28,467,059
5,225,366
2,230,532
21,011,161
8,988,296
191,845,115
161,576,227
1,156,778
1,304,212
11,604,537
40,881,002
16,199,403
24,681,599
16,218,865
14,377,258
19,186,190
12,825,287
44,022,098
30,268,888
5,606,160
2,271,536
22,391,192
9,782,154
202,959,000
170,928,050
1,201,281
1,339,773
11,742,431
42,628,061
17,131,196
25,496,865
17,113,342
15,276,975
20,074,679
13,131,740
48,419,768
32,030,950
5,876,650
2,348,380
23,805,920
Income by Place of Residence
Nonfarm personal income.............................................................
Farm income1................................................................................
Population (thousands)2....................................................................
Earnings by Place of Work
Earnings by type:
Wages and salaries.......................................................................
Proprietors' income6
Nonfarm..................................................................................
Earnings by industry:
Agricultural services, forestry, fisheries, and other'...............
Construction........................................................................
Manufacturing......................................................................
Nondurable goods...........................................................
Durable goods.................................................................
Transportation and public utilities........................................
Retail trade..........................................................................
Finance, insurance, and real estate ....................................
Services...............................................................................
Government and government enterprises.................................
Military................................................................................
State and local....................................................................
See footnotes at end of tables.
3
4
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
PLAINS
Table 1 .—Personal Income for the United States and Plains Region, 1984-89— Continued
[Thousands of dollars]
Plains (Metropolitan portion)
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
Total personal income..................................................................................................................
134,120,841
142,951,962
150,983,523
160,570,426
171,544,647
184,153,886
Nonfarm personal income.....................................................
Farm income1.....................................................................
Population (thousands)2...........................................................
133,425,225
695,616
142,085,707
866,255
149,872,304
1,111,219
159,501,667
1,068,759
170,692,336
852,311
183,189,769
964,117
9,644.0
9,733.2
9,813.2
9,916.9
10,053.6
10,170.6
Per capita personal income (dollars).............................................................................
13,907
14,687
15,386
16,192
17,063
18,107
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 rent5.........................................
Plus: Transfer payments.......................................................
105,805,191
6,632,708
-4,071,907
95,100,576
22,437,278
16,582,987
113,068,905
7,447,231
-4,464,323
101,157,351
23,858,263
17,936,348
120,144,657
7,984,086
-4,881,231
107,279,340
24,940,560
18,763,623
128,855,384
8,607,258
-5,260,364
114,987,762
25,727,445
19,855,219
138,299,358
9,587,282
-5,544,000
123,168,076
27,129,871
21,246,700
146,466,380
10,498,758
-5,750,782
130,216,840
30,978,988
22,958,058
87,938,072
8,803,782
9,063,337
534,533
8,528,804
94,042,844
9,049,917
9,976,144
709,795
9,266,349
99,484,703
9,690,119
10,969,835
959,413
10,010,422
106,397,858
10,103,238
12,354,288
913,553
11,440,735
114,238,194
10,757,355
13,303,809
700,420
12,603,389
120,706,286
11,551,788
14,208,306
814,764
13,393,542
695,616
105,109,575
90,302,443
377,237*
696,555*
6,217,704*
25,086,009
9,207,923*
15,806,602*
9,565,875*
8,474,022*
10,287,908
7,045,334
22,381,653*
14,807,132
3,363,588
1,050,343
10,393,201
866,255
112,202,650
96,312,752
365,491*
766,945*
6,827,881
26,152,985
9,616,702*
16,459,637*
9,907,472*
8,961,351
10,890,229
7,724,198
24,702,066
15,889,898
3,575,436
1,142,887
11,171,575
1,111,219
119,033,438
102,336,338
367,835*
523,528*
7,586,059
27,073,278
10,138,495
16,934,783
10,188,907*
9,251,351
11,491,702
8,699,855
27,139,119
16,697,100
3,586,143
1,221,110
11,889,847
1,068,759
127,786,625
109,964,391
526,928*
505,839*
8,040,055
27,984,419
10,698,993*
17,267,704*
10,662,884*
10,036,177
12,128,627
10,259,353
29,804,726
17,822,234
3,822,937
1,318,206
12,681,091
852,311
137,447,047
118,413,615
553,021*
575,619*
8,265,947
30,087,034
11,552,162*
18,515,113*
11,368,480*
10,907,770
13,144,859
10,484,676
33,009,596
19,033,432
4,125,372
1,356,172
13,551,888
964,117
145,502,263
125,352,737
577,686*
607,811*
8,321,547
31,224,163
12,260,522
18,963,641
12,074,482*
11,607,431
13,751,584
10,764,304
36,405,832
20,149,526
4,327,280
1,395,805
14,426,441
Income by Place of Residence
Earnings by Place of Work
Earnings by type:
Wages and salaries.............................................................
Other labor income.............................................................
Proprietors’ income6............................................................
Farm ...........................................................................
Nonfarm.......................................................................
Earnings by industry:
Farm................................................................................
Nonfarm...........................................................................
Private .........................................................................
Agricultural services, forestry, fisheries, and other7.............
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...........................................................
Plains (Nonmetropolitan portion)
1984
1985
1987
1986
1988
1989
Income by Place of Residence
Total personal Income..................................................................................................................
85,971,862
89,890,285
93,905,415
96,500,365
100,118,167
107,761,309
Nonfarm personal income.....................................................
Farm income1.....................................................................
Population (thousands)2...........................................................
79,650,506
6,321,356
81,987,989
7,902,296
84,224,282
9,681,133
86,773,623
9,726,742
91,982,182
8,135,985
98,943,272
8,818,037
7,869.3
7,823.1
7,750.7
7,708.1
7,705.7
7,680.4
Per capita personal income (dollars).............................................................................
10,925
11,490
12,116
12,519
12,993
14,031
Derivation of total personal income
Total earnings by place of work............................................
Less: Personal contributions for social insurance3
Plus: Adiustment for residence.............................................
Equals: Net earnings by place of residence..............................
Plus: Dividends, interest, and rent5 ........................................
Plus: Transfer payments.......................................................
52,109,650
2,921,548
2,698,367
51,886,469
19,227,642
14,857,751
54,565,175
3,156,671
2,945,452
54,353,956
19,680,753
15,855,576
57,772,482
3,303,787
3,199,785
57,668,480
19,680,734
16,556,201
60,421,241
3,549,330
3,440,517
60,312,428
19,016,992
17,170,945
62,534,053
3,981,531
3,597,004
62,149,526
19,830,553
18,138,088
66,274,774
4,453,148
3,698,032
65,519,658
22,675,039
19,566,612
35,415,627
3,420,730
13,273,293
5,323,862
7,949,431
36,199,056
3,364,777
15,001,342
6,932,422
8,068,920
36,982,006
3,492,677
17,297,799
8,739,022
8,558,777
38,949,865
3,644,873
17,826,503
8,759,692
9,066,811
41,431,241
3,906,118
17,196,694
7,187,024
10,009,670
43,656,200
4,211,281
18,407,293
7,882,280
10,525,013
6,321,356
45,788,294
36,703,307
494,840*
908,725*
3,331,323*
8,871,510*
3,685,046*
4,609,986*
4,283,320*
3,075,379*
5,341,931
1,940,550*
8,137,869*
9,084,987
1,210,489
788,312
7,086,186
7,902,296
46,662,879
37,020,006
433,426*
903,980*
3,058,809*
8,962,475*
3,795,218*
4,588,819*
4,212,091*
3,114,645*
5,392,429
1,958,360*
8,717,645*
9,642,873
1,282,490
832,474
7,527,909
9,681,133
48,091,349
37,971,481
354,839*
9,726,742
50,694,499
40,049,674
536,662*
8,135,985
54,398,068
43,162,612
8,818,037
57,456,737
45,575,313
588,019*
Earnings by Place of Work
Earnings by type:
Wages and salaries.............................................................
Other labor income.............................................................
Proprietors' income6............................................................
Farm...........................................................................
Nonfarm.......................................................................
Earnings by industry:
Farm................................................................................
Nonfarm...........................................................................
Private .........................................................................
Agricultural services, forestry, fisheries, and other7.............
Mining......................................................................
Construction..............................................................
Manufacturing............................................................
Nondurable goods...................................................
Durable goods........................................................
Transportation and public utilities...................................
Wholesale t-ade..........................................................
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)
3,065,462*
9,260,830*
3,934,430*
4,659,414*
4,480,780*
3,044,063*
5,386,249
2,059,329*
9,307,584*
10,119,868
1,303,394
872,400
7,944,074
(D)
3,118,020*
9,959,518*
4,156,106*
5,149,589*
4,483,890*
3,174,956*
5,526,358
2,432,932*
9,807,584*
10,644,825
1,402,429
912,326
8,330,070
(D)
(D)
3,301,730*
10,789,028*
4,390,391*
5,782,612*
4,717,304*
3,431,188*
6,041,331
2,334,173*
10,865,083*
11,235,456
1,480,788
915,364
8,839,304
(D)
3,384,467*
11,397,788*
4,619,969*
6,150,395*
4,906,763*
3,619,770*
6,323,095
2,364,623*
11,832,984*
11,881,424
1,549,370
952,575
9,379,479
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
PLAINS
5
Table 2 .—Twenty Highest and Lowest Per Capita Personal Incomes for Counties in the Plains Region, 1989
[Counties with total personal incomes of 50 million dollars or more]
Twenty highest per capita incomes
County
Dollars
Carver, Minnesota .................................................................
23,700
23,417
23,346
22,598
22,584
21,502
21,196
20,082
20,054
19,886
19,646
19,564
19,517
19,337
19,081
18,902
18,679
18,579
18,574
18,329
Twenty lowest per capita incomes
County
Percent of
national average
Shannon, South Dakota...............................................................
134.7
133.1
132.7
128.5
128.4
122.2
120.5
114.2
114.0
113.0
111.7
111.2
110.9
109.9
108.5
107.4
106.2
105.6
105.6
104.2
Shannon, Missouri.......................................................................
Hickory, Missouri.........................................................................
Bollinger, Missouri.......................................................................
Pemiscot, Missouri......................................................................
Benson, North Dakota.................................................................
Texas, Missouri............................................................................
Reynolds, Missouri.......................................................................
Rolette, North Dakota.................................................................
Dollars
Percent of
national average
5,294
7,053
8,001
8,294
8,497
8,619
8,895
9,665
9,673
9^784
9,841
10,152
10^245
10’333
10’371
10,390
10,496
10,514
10Ì520
10,609
30.1
40.1
45.5
47.1
48.3
49.0
50.6
54.9
55.0
55.6
55 9
57.7
58 2
58.7
59.0
59.1
59.7
59.8
59.8
60.3
Table 3 .—Total and Per Capita Personal Income and Population for States in the Plains Region, 1984-89
Total personal income
Area
Millions of dollars
Per capita personal income
Percent change
Dollars
Percent change
Total population
Percent of national average
Thousands
Percent change
1984
1989
1984-89
1984
1989
1984-89
1984
1989
1984
1989
1984-89
United States............
Metropolitan portion..............
Nonmetropolitan portion........
3,101,163
2,531,249
569,914
4,367,401
3,606,280
761,121
40.8
42.5
33.6
13,116
13,970
10,315
17,592
18,771
13,557
34.1
34.4
31.4
100.0
106.5
78.6
100.0
106.7
77.1
236,439
181,188
55,251
248,258
192,116
56,142
5.0
6.0
1.6
Plains region.........................
Metropolitan portion..........
Nonmetropolitan portion....
220,093
134,121
85,972
291,915
184,154
107,761
32.6
37.3
25.3
12,567
13,907
10,925
16,353
18,107
14,031
30.1
30.2
28.4
95.8
106.0
83.3
93.0
102.9
79.8
17,513
9,644
7,869
17,851
10,171
7,680
1.9
5.5
-2.4
Iowa.................................
Kansas .............................
Minnesota .........................
Missouri............................
Nebraska ...........................
North Dakota....................
South Dakota ....................
34,763
31,789
55,824
62,525
19,778
7,930
7,483
44,537
41,511
76,802
84,864
25,272
9,037
9,893
28.1
30.6
37.6
35.7
27.8
14.0
32.2
11,969
13,017
13,407
12,491
12,321
11,547
10,612
15,664
16,526
17,649
16,447
15,697
13,693
13,852
30.9
27.0
31.6
31.7
27.4
18.6
30.5
91.3
99.2
102.2
95.2
93.9
88.0
80.9
89.0
93.9
100.3
93.5
89.2
77.8
78.7
2,904
2,442
4,164
5,006
1,605
687
705
2,843
2,512
4,352
5,160
1,610
660
714
-2.1
2.9
4.5
3.1
.3
-3.9
1.3
6
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
METROPOLITAN AREAS
Table 4.— Personal Income for Metropolitan Areas o f the Plains Region, 1984-89
[Thousands of dollars]
Bismarck, ND (MSA)
Cedar Rapids, IA (MSA)
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
P e r c a p ita p e rs o n a l in c o m e ( d o ll a r s ) ..........................................................................
1,022,006
1,005,687
16,319
85.2
11,989
1,056,249
1,037,505
18,744
85.7
12,318
1,094,348
1,065,201
29,147
86.4
12,666
1,135,111
1,104,414
30,697
85.7
13,248
1,162,370
1,139,209
23,161
85.8
13,554
1,236,122
1,215,601
20,521
85.6
14,447
2,180,147
2,165,885
14,262
168.9
12,906
2,314,027
2,299,406
14,621
169.0
13,689
2,429,365
2,402,911
26,454
168.3
14,432
2,579,124
2,554,751
24,373
169.2
15,243
2,765,113
2,750,193
14,920
171.5
16,122
2,980,267
2,962,438
17,829
173.8
17,143
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 rent8..............................
Plus: Transfer payments...........................................
733,647
44,459
28,523
717,711
170,263
134,032
762,323
49,044
18,636
731,915
177,684
146,650
793,830
54,407
13,524
752,947
180,703
160,698
835,133
58,136
14,712
791,709
172,789
170,613
866,341
63,836
12,936
815,441
172,107
174,822
913,152
70,428
10,714
853,438
190,930
191,754
1,717,231
107,465
-103,022
1,506,744
406,909
266,494
1,831,560
121,463
-112,349
1,597,748
425,370
290,909
1,941,113
132,307
-118,038
1,690,768
432,327
306,270
2,104,578
146,667
-134,997
1,822,914
437,962
318,248
2,304,377
167,363
-145,610
1,991,404
446,171
327,538
2,454,051
184,434
-153,026
2,116,591
508,303
355,373
589,104
51,936
92,607
13,405
79,202
610,028
51,272
101,023
15,806
85,217
622,821
52,013
118,996
26,191
92,805
654,984
52,710
127,439
27,517
99,922
684,375
55,054
126,912
19,921
106,991
724,426
59,233
129,493
17,164
112,329
1,418,549
145,136
153,546
10,654
142,892
1,522,538
147,658
161,364
11,221
150,143
1,598,799
158,532
183,782
23,242
160,540
1,740,173
170,265
194,140
21,207
172,933
1,916,916
185,086
202,375
11,923
190,452
2,037,246
199,773
217,032
15,032
202,000
16,319
717,328
573,222
2,994
8,055
57,327
46,849
28,950
17,899
92,116
57,719
83,183
34,394
190,585
144,106
25,736
3,874
114,496
18,744
743,579
588,455
2,769
8,534
51,817
47,540
29,515
18,025
97,683
56,988
85,765
35,564
201,795
155,124
27,600
4,156
123,368
29,147
764,683
603,293
2,447
8,216
52,422
48,786
30,615
18,171
97,717
54,725
85,727
37,364
215,889
161,390
29,391
3,767
128,232
30,697
804,436
634,206
3,811
8,706
51,507
51,742
31,646
20,096
97,658
54,299
88,231
42,004
236,248
170,230
31,714
3,710
134,806
23,161
843,180
667,456
3,648
9,086
52,720
57,025
33,685
23,340
98,436
55,264
93,668
40,395
257,214
175,724
34,814
3,835
137,075
20,521
892,631
703,773
3,920
9,632
50,830
62,857
35,417
27,440
102,238
59,533
97,684
40,319
276,760
188,858
36,947
4,011
147,900
14,262
1,702,969
1,527,525
6,862
8,001
80,439
604,020
201,727
402,293
107,560
116,472
171,520
103,399
329,252
175,444
27,455
3,049
144,940
14,621
1,816,939
1,633,274
5,616
9,194
89,722
645,513
206,461
439,052
110,800
123,314
173,642
109,479
365,994
183,665
29,321
3,186
151,158
26,454
1,914,659
1,720,257
5,706
5,521
93,474
688,126
217,985
470,141
131,694
115,251
180,454
109,129
390,902
194,402
30,709
3,677
160,016
24,373
2,080,205
1,875,450
10,076
5,865
108,074
723,277
230,098
493,179
158,360
123,267
188,120
128,921
429,490
204,755
32,971
4,224
167,560
14,920
2,289,457
2,067,850
10,085
5,901
128,206
779,482
245,610
533,872
171,478
134,985
211,111
130,649
495,953
221,607
36,089
4,371
181,147
17,829
2,436,222
2,199,769
11,913
5,948
133,491
820,482
264,968
555,514
187,249
144,752
225,523
132,271
538,140
236,453
37,481
4,605
194,367
Income by Place of Residence
T o t a l p e rs o n a l in c o m e .........................................................................................................................
Nonfarmpersonal income.........................................
Farmincome’......................................................
Population (thousands)’.............................................
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 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..............................................
Columbia, MO (MSA)
Davenport—Rock Island—Moline, IA—IL (MSA)
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
P e r c a p ita p e rs o n a l in c o m e ( d o ll a r s ) ..........................................................................
1,241,975
1,236,034
5,941
105.0
11,828
1,320,087
1,308,087
12,000
104.9
12,583
1,414,497
1,407,483
7,014
104.6
13,519
1,533,660
1,524,802
8,858
105.7
14,510
1,658,578
1,650,558
8,020
105.8
15,677
1,781,003
1,771,258
9,745
105.7
16,851
4,812,550
4,755,583
56,967
381.2
12,626
4,956,176
4,906,753
49,423
376.9
13,149
5,009,074
4,950,723
58,351
370.5
13,519
5,239,583
5,170,523
69,060
366.2
14,307
5,521,537
5,461,746
59,791
364.2
15,160
5,927,758
5,867,353
60,405
361.7
16,387
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..........................................
923,427
48,282
13,691
888,836
207,024
146,115
991,920
53,510
5,833
944,243
216,752
159,092
1,066,081
58,462
5,922
1,013,541
231,384
169,572
1,161,786
63,287
3,805
1,102,304
244,448
186,908
1,262,347
74,214
1,264
1,189,397
261,375
207,806
1,336,394
81,857
3,392
1,257,929
299,344
223,730
3,636,623
220,766
-193,419
3,222,438
874,625
715,487
3,753,236
239,870
-215,343
3,298,023
896,965
761,188
3,733,405
245,046
-197,346
3,291,013
925,184
792,877
3,990,377
261,304
-216,243
3,512,830
901,994
824,759
4,197,921
285,461
-215,775
3,696,685
954,787
870,065
4,456,819
315,029
-233,646
3,908,144
1,091,083
928,531
766,344
63,375
93,708
4,416
89,292
819,209
64,846
107,865
10,519
97,346
874,978
69,943
121,160
5,571
115,589
947,620
75,793
138,373
7,375
130,998
1,025,770
84,502
152,075
6,563
145,512
1,081,685
91,456
163,253
8,304
154,949
2,943,488
306,114
387,021
47,610
339,411
3,048,574
300,966
403,696
40,312
363,384
3,003,142
297,667
432,596
49,494
383,102
3,186,562
314,733
489,082
59,946
429,136
3,337,760
331,085
529,076
50,870
478,206
3,531,364
358,403
567,052
51,615
515,437
5,941
917,486
569,048
2,333
5,775
56,086
88,410
17,570
70,840
36,906
38,061
94,583
72,326
174,568
348,438
54,711
4,878
288,849
12,000
979,920
606,013
2,860
5,471
63,051
86,135
18,393
67,742
41,783
37,393
102,796
77,896
188,628
373,907
58,265
4,956
310,686
7,014
1,059,067
662,205
2,829
3,177
77,593
88,210
19,148
69,062
46,964
42,006
107,610
83,613
210,203
396,862
60,196
5,082
331,584
8,858
1,152,928
723,054
4,404
2,534
75,450
98,505
26,263
72,242
47,092
44,826
113,180
97,510
239,553
429,874
65,576
5,367
358,931
8,020
1,254,327
802,547
4,645
2,866
79,125
112,146
29,046
83,100
49,229
48,212
120,725
103,331
282,268
451,780
69,494
5,477
376,809
9,745
1,326,649
873,830
4,950
2,870
75,303
113,290
29,042
84,248
51,721
56,956
125,538
106,518
336,684
452,819
72,879
5,624
374,316
56,967
3,579,656
2,956,111
18,374
10,429
158,865
1,173,632
172,773
1,000,859
210,784
247,171
360,480
152,035
624,341
623,545
319,929
17,123
286,493
49,423
3,703,813
3,038,782
17,349
13,972
159,157
1,184,845
196,777
988,068
210,750
256,364
366,530
152,274
677,541
665,031
344,729
18,787
301,515
58,351
3,675,054
3,019,848
15,078
9,141
162,488
1,080,182
217,231
862,951
215,449
260,115
379,358
163,446
734,591
655,206
321,412
20,117
313,677
69,060
3,921,317
3,240,525
21,411
6,126
173,925
1,148,553
226,767
921,786
226,302
270,939
397,122
193,191
802,956
680,792
336,089
19,963
324,740
59,791
4,138,130
3,432,425
22,970
8,034
185,381
1,167,937
252,161
915,776
242,784
292,777
424,362
194,383
893,797
705,705
347,341
19,463
338,901
60,405
4,396,414
3,662,683
27,233
8,321
206,295
1,196,934
271,332
925,602
254,875
329,235
459,451
196,951
983,388
733,731
367,500
18,909
347,322
Income by Place of Residence
T o ta l p e rs o n a l in c o m e .........................................................................................................................
Nonfarmpersonal income.........................................
Farmincome’......................................................
Population (thousands)’ .............................................
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 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
METROPOLITAN AREAS
7
Table 4.— Personal Income for Metropolitan Areas of the Plains Region, 19 8 4-8 9 — Continued
[Thousands of dollars]
D e s M o in e s , I A ( M S A )
1984
1985
1986
1987
D u b u q u e , IA
1988
1989
1984
1985
1986
(M S A )
1987
1988
1989
I n c o m e b y P la 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 .........................................................................................................................
5,240,572
5,5 14,15 4
5 ,776 ,4 11
6,155 ,770
6,641,955
7,2 03,687
1,024,239
1,053,848
1,0 77,3 2 7
1,1 5 1,9 13
Nonfarmpersonal income.........................................
Farmincome1......................................................
Population (thousands)“.............................................
1,209,473
1,2 98,574
5,207,104 ■
33,468
377.1
5,468,631
45,523
379.6
5,708,167
68,244
380.4
6,085,440
70,330
384.9
6,595,575
46,380
391.8
7,150,758
52,929
399.3
1,006,153
18,086
92.1
1,039,832
14,016
91.9
1,053,189
24,138
90.7
1,121,831
30,082
90.6
1,185,532
23,941
90.9
1,264,849
33,725
91.4
P e r c a p ita p e rs o n a l in c o m e ( d o l l a r s ) ..........................................................................
13,898
Derivation of total personal income:
Total earnings by place of work..................................
Less: Personal contributions tor social insurance’...............
Plus: Adjustment for residence...................................
Equals: Net earnings by place of residence......................
Plus: Dividends, interest, and rent8...............................
Plus: Transfer payments...........................................
14,524
15,184
15,994
16,954
18,039
1 1 ,1 1 9
11,4 73
11,873
12 ,715
13,302
14,207
4,172,800
257,764
-188,572
3,726,464
852,970
661,138
4,388,829
284,996
-199,734
3,904,099
890,189
719,866
4,641,507
310,628
-209,483
4,121,396
916,133
738,882
5,028,846
343,594
-227,663
4,457,589
931,470
766,711
5,517,384
392,292
-249,482
4,875,610
949,586
816,759
5,920,384
436,463
-255,638
5,228,283
1,081,765
893,639
855,998
53,882
-147,448
654,668
215,295
154,276
877,381
58,849
-151,646
666,886
228,213
158,749
877,504
60,231
-139,980
677,293
236,731
163,303
977,617
68,451
-160,670
748,496
234,953
168,464
1,025,993
75,278
-162,763
787,952
239,156
182,365
1,073,322
81,464
-164,520
827,338
272,769
198,467
3,429,208
323,403
420,189
24,917
395,272
3,604,685
322,148
461,996
37,497
424,499
3,806,490
342,074
492,943
60,675
432,268
4,110,346
360,538
557,962
62,878
495,084
4,521,796
395,527
600,061
39,338
560,723
4,850,656
427,333
642,395
46,372
596,023
689,236
71,402
95,360
14,080
81,280
713,767
69,836
93,778
10,144
83,634
703,194
68,857
105,453
20,289
85,164
785,229
76,636
115,752
26,002
89,750
827,199
79,571
119,223
19,836
99,387
856,521
82,542
134,259
29,560
104,699
33,468
4,139,332
3,555,719
34,272
8,767
209,824
651,763
426,354
225,409
326,040
416,131
405,341
559,906
943,675
583,613
149,662
13,463
420,488
45,523
4,343,306
3,724,088
27,306
11,783
225,524
626,288
404,534
221,754
357,191
440,627
415,116
598,683
1,021,570
619,218
158,853
14,832
445,533
68,244
4,573,263
3,929,897
24,540
5,512
234,986
624,173
403,553
220,620
361,670
456,574
437,622
658,743
1,126,077
643,366
162,393
16,362
464,611
70,330
4,958,516
4,260,459
41,760
8,960
239,984
678,908
431,854
247,054
381,641
489,947
462,479
743,649
1,213,131
698,057
175,387
17,708
504,962
46,380
5,471,004
4,717,855
44,191
10,443
266,587
764,812
478,452
286,360
414,084
554,444
504,622
824,750
1,333,922
753,149
188,867
17,867
546,415
52,929
5,867,455
5,072,393
44,118
11,285
276,893
782,681
507,984
274,697
415,302
593,605
547,786
906,578
1,494,145
795,062
194,673
17,622
582,767
18,086
837,912
772,907
4,206
1,521
37,736
344,053
79,220
264,833
51,421
41,605
77,549
26,828
187,988
65,005
8,944
2,357
53,704
14,016
863,365
794,530
3,366
1,954
36,380
351,682
79,259
272,423
50,796
41,375
78,556
26,197
204,224
68,835
9,428
2,456
56,951
24,138
853,366
782,368
2,761
980
39,098
317,999
79,597
238,402
50,060
41,502
80,788
29,020
220,160
70,998
9,440
2,822
58,736
30,082
947,535
873,858
3,508
2,722
40,237
376,167
98,094
278,073
50,231
44,851
84,185
36,355
235,602
73,677
9,793
2,723
61,161
23,941
1,002,052
922,729
3,586
4,069
45,517
385,621
106,603
279,018
53,890
48,072
92,645
36,289
253,040
79,323
10,672
2,920
65,731
33,725
1,039,597
957,175
3,556
1,714
48,549
386,054
105,384
280,670
54,132
57,528
98,133
37,046
270,463
82,422
11,240
2,947
68,235
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
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' income9...............................................
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..............................................
Duluth,
M N --W l (M S A )
Fa rg o — M o o rh e a d , N D — M N
1984
1985
1986
1987
(M S A )
1988
1989
I n c o m e b y P la 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 .........................................................................................................................
2 ,7 4 4 ,118
2,799,6 15
2,866,9 17
2,9 79 ,112
Nonfarmpersonal Income.........................................
FarmIncome1..................................................
Population (thousands)’ .............................................
3,161,6 48
3,442,392
1,756,649
1,8 31,6 71
1,919,726
2,0 01,160
2,737,889
6,229
252.3
2,0 84,110
2,793,688
5,927
247.5
2 ,25 1,217
2,859,085
7,832
243.6
2,972,638
6,474
241.7
3,156,154
5,494
241,4
3,436,610
5,782
239.6
1,693,785
62,864
143.0
1,776,354
55,317
144.7
1,849,504
70,222
145.7
1,935,749
65,411
147.1
2,037,485
46,625
148.4
2,190,616
60,601
149.4
P e r c a p ita p e rs o n a l in c o m e ( d o l l a r s ) ..........................................................................
Derivation of total personal income:
Total earnings by place of work..................................
Less: Personal contributions for social insurance3...............
PIUS: Adjustment tor residence....................................
Equals: Net earnings by place of residence......................
Plus: Dividends, Interest, and rent’...............................
Plus: Transfer payments...........................................
10,876
11,3 14
11 ,7 6 7
12,325
13,099
14,367
12,288
12,654
13,180
13,606
14,048
15,070
1,789,335
117,766
-29,269
1,642,300
459,256
642,562
1,807,707
124,450
-32,907
1,650,350
477,089
672,176
1,859,645
127,479
-38,461
1,693,705
493,788
679,424
1,965,121
135,425
-45,756
1,783,940
489,749
705,423
2,120,150
153,531
-48,976
1,917,643
510,729
733,276
2,302,462
174,444
-59,638
2,068,380
582,962
791,050
1,321,237
79,804
-28,705
1,212,728
313,701
230,220
1,376,950
88,459
-33,808
1,254,683
326,267
250,721
1,463,164
99,564
-39,273
1,324,327
329,755
265,644
1,543,127
107,316
-40,904
1,394,907
319,235
287,018
1,621,905
118,903
-40,609
1,462,393
321,573
300,144
1,727,776
130,959
-39,669
1,557,148
359,526
334,543
1,499,141
148,948
141,246
4,312
136,934
1,515,556
145,453
146,698
4,053
142,645
1,559,620
150,885
149,140
6,005
143,135
1,642,653
156,033
166,435
4,588
161,847
1,769,711
169,059
181,380
3,633
177,747
1,923,518
187,772
191,172
3,934
187,238
1,050,591
90,849
179,797
52,937
126,860
1,104,478
92,005
180,467
45,392
135,075
1,159,419
95,908
207,837
60,401
147,436
1,227,065
98,029
218,033
55,177
162,856
1,304,002
103,788
214,115
36,413
177,702
1,378,515
111,365
237,896
50,275
187,621
6,229
1,783,106
1,369,082
8,322
198,003
87,901
151,124
52,966
98,158
213,057
104,967
196,656
54,364
354,688
414,024
48,178
8,177
357,669
5,927
1,801,780
1,366,845
4,683
178,479
91,951
157,924
57,765
100,159
206,749
99,434
200,055
56,459
371,111
434,935
50,061
8,191
376,683
7,832
1,851,813
1,391,826
2,976
140,623
129,226
167,711
63,408
104,303
195,258
98,650
206,512
59,744
391,126
459,987
51,014
8,997
399,976
6,474
1,958,647
1,488,752
4,497
149,820
142,117
179,875
77,523
102,352
196,791
100,499
212,849
76,562
425,742
469,895
52,575
10,115
407,205
5,494
2,114,656
1,630,430
4,220
190,202
120,522
202,931
92,377
110,554
220,986
112,037
231,738
70,763
477,031
484,226
55,001
10,593
418,632
5,782
2,296,680
1,782,915
4,772
216,284
135,681
218,127
97,030
121,097
229,098
122,764
250,435
69,610
536,144
513,765
57,953
10,681
445,131
62,864
1,258,373
1,043,249
5,032
3,160
93,751
104,738
56,164
48,574
118,655
164,703
145,591
88,976
318,643
215,124
51,533
4,739
158,852
55,317
1,321,633
1,090,022
5,355
3,564
95,476
106,833
58,020
48,813
120,603
168,539
148,750
95,330
345,572
231,611
54,620
5,149
171,842
70,222
1,392,942
1,147,617
4,894
2,090
100,427
108,379
60,368
48,011
126,458
169,292
152,591
103,345
380,141
245,325
56,116
5,890
183,319
65,411
1,477,716
1,219,293
7,272
1,973
102,522
112,917
60,885
52,032
128,989
180,913
160,822
115,120
408,765
258,423
60,100
6,664
191,659
46,625
1,575,280
1,302,611
7,796
1,997
108,964
120,229
67,787
52,442
136,195
189,449
169,375
116,487
452,119
272,669
66,640
7,006
199,023
60,601
1,667,175
1,379,311
8,075
1,783
113,895
127,064
68,462
58,602
143^011
203,412
174,812
121,180
486,079
287,864
70,057
7,337
210,470
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..............................................
See footnotes at end of tables.
8
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
METROPOLITAN AREAS
Table 4 .— Personal Income for Metropolitan Areas o f the Plains Region, 1984-89— Continued
[Thousands of dollars]
G ra n d F o rk s , N D
1984
1985
1986
(M S A )
1987
Io w a C it y , I A ( M S A )
1988
1989
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
In c o m e b y P la 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 .........................................................................................................................
75 2,3 77
790,900
832,070
880,857
884,823
955,707
1,116,062
1,174,0 20
1,258,333
1,326,523
1,429,829
1,571,920
Nonfarmpersonal income.........................................
Farmincome1......................................................
Population (thousands)2.............................................
722,601
29,776
69.1
765,721
25,179
69.3
797,230
34,840
69.7
841,202
39,655
69.9
867,116
17,707
70.5
919,533
36,174
70.7
1,095,212
20,850
85.3
1,156,939
17,081
85.5
1,228,263
30,070
85.2
1,298,609
27,914
85.6
1,411,170
18,659
86.7
1,554,834
17,086
87.9
P e r c a p ita p e rs o n a l in c o m e ( d o l l a r s ) ..........................................................................
10,888
11 ,4 12
11,9 4 1
12,598
12,557
13,521
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...........................................
13,080
13,738
14 ,770
15,501
16,493
17,890
606,332
33,873
-33,188
539,271
118,863
94,243
632,520
37,292
-34,266
560,962
124,032
105,906
672,371
41,855
-39,113
591,403
126,441
114,226
718,248
44,943
-40,304
633,001
122,774
125,082
725,043
49,372
-39,763
635,908
121,694
127,221
776,620
53,457
-40,845
682,318
134,975
138,414
879,319
41,951
-5,772
831,596
181,568
102,898
919,712
45,799
-5,875
868,038
189,664
116,318
993,007
49,901
-10,242
932,864
201,680
123,789
1,062,151
54,122
-8,587
999,442
197,405
129,676
1,165,403
61,408
-12,444
1,091,551
201,563
136,715
1,280,961
70,200
-17,629
1,193,132
229,994
148,794
501,920
33,557
70,855
25,217
45,638
529,459
34,641
68,420
20,557
47,863
555,960
36,384
80,027
30,196
49,831
590,069
38,232
89,947
34,675
55,272
612,550
40,206
72,287
12,636
59,651
639,946
43,261
93,413
30,922
62,491
698,682
72,495
108,142
17,323
90,819
736,726
73,188
109,798
13,784
96,014
785,761
79,725
127,521
26,988
100,533
840,003
86,160
135,988
24,921
111,067
927,021
96,582
141,800
15,865
125,935
1,023,138
107,672
150,151
14,532
135,619
29,776
576,556
344,734
1,813
1,390
31,568
23,337
18,939
4,398
46,264
38,992
69,958
19,447
111,965
231,822
23,823
103,019
104,980
25,179
607,341
360,448
1,906
1,321
35,064
26,937
21,984
4,953
45,092
39,960
71,121
20,693
118,354
246,893
26,803
106,275
113,815
34,840
637,531
381,965
2,529
1,065
40,942
29,223
22,898
6,325
47,128
41,172
71,494
22,914
125,498
255,566
29,072
107,063
119,431
39,655
678,593
413,713
3,503
1,994
44,091
31,735
25,204
6,531
48,056
46,162
75,550
26,953
135,669
264,880
31,957
110,157
122,766
17,707
707,336
429,695
4,134
2,198
36,897
32,861
24,166
8,695
50,413
48,244
80,324
26,379
148,245
277,641
32,922
115,156
129,563
36,174
740,446
447,477
4,036
2,509
37,907
32,202
21,921
10,281
52,014
51,320
85,468
26,913
155,108
292,969
34,578
118,990
139,401
20,850
858,469
460,010
4,391
2,627
47,374
92,896
70,684
22,212
29,753
26,407
77,353
24,033
155,176
398,459
34,350
2,303
361,806
17,081
902,631
473,210
4,659
3,075
39,233
92,436
72,042
20,394
31,810
28,203
79,159
26,263
168,372
429,421
36,179
2,541
390,701
30,070
962,937
505,491
4,163
2,240
42,732
99,125
76,934
22,191
33,993
28,228
81,701
28,925
184,384
457,446
37,018
2,861
417,567
27,914
1,034,237
539,897
5,472
2,401
40,612
107,503
81,028
26,475
33,416
33,153
85,623
35,551
196,166
494,340
40,989
3,283
450,068
18,659
1,146,744
601,033
6,224
2,400
46,979
120,076
89,410
30,666
35,625
36,130
93,022
33,386
227,191
545,711
44,075
3,034
498,602
17,086
1,263,875
666,108
6,004
2,517
55,236
129,690
93,897
35,793
42,519
37,261
99,978
34,460
258,443
597,767
47,554
3,224
546,989
1988
1989
1987
1988
1989
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 other7......
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..............................................
J o p lin , M O
1984
1985
1986
K a n s a s C ity , M O — K S
(M S A )
1987
1984
1985
1986
(M S A )
i n c o m e b y P la c e o f R e s id e n c e
income.............................................
Nonfarmpersonal income.........................................
Farmincome1......................................................
Population (thousands)2.............................................
1,3 44,9 31
1,431,5 26
1 ,5 1 1 ,2 7 7
1,602,562
1,715,289
1,816,861
20,653,938
22,370,485
2 3 ,710 ,19 7
25,168,053
26,908,931
28,6 12,185
1,333,704
11,227
131.3
1,416,579
14,947
132.1
1,494,479
16,798
133.7
1,585,247
17,315
135.0
1,693,570
21,719
136.0
1,793,108
23,753
136.8
20,602,250
51,688
1,479.3
22,278,572
91,913
1,499.1
23,618,111
92,086
1,525.6
25,087,606
80,447
1,550.9
26,825,165
83,766
1,575.4
28,524,703
87,482
1,598.5
P e r c a p ita p e rs o n a l in c o m e ( d o l la r s ) ..........................................................................
10 ,247
T o t a l p e rs o n a l
Derivation of total personal income:
Total earnings by place of work..................................
Less: Personal contributions for social insurance’...............
PIUS: Adjustment for residence....................................
Equals: Net earnings by place ot residence......................
Plus: Dividends, interest, and rent’..............................
Plus: Transfer payments...........................................
10,841
113 0 6
11,8 6 7
12,616
13,285
13,962
14,922
15,542
16,228
17,0 8 1
17,899
966,788
57,335
-51,988
857,465
249,707
237,759
1,038,880
64,835
-70,060
903,985
258,219
269,322
1,110,540
69,446
-81,566
959,528
268,339
283,410
1,202,993
75,645
-92,825
1,034,523
268,431
299,608
1,278,076
84,593
-94,990
1,098,493
287,116
329,680
1,346,492
93,399
-101,612
1,151,481
328,986
336,394
16,009,395
957,049
-240,530
14,811,816
3,401,628
2,440,494
17,415,681
1,091,032
-286,435
16,038,214
3,656,762
2,675,509
18,580,110
1,182,869
-339,858
17,057,383
3,806,727
2,846,087
19,822,749
1,262,347
-377,433
18,182,969
3,963,072
3,022,012
21,138,616
1,383,833
-361,766
19,393,017
4,249,861
3,266,053
22,177,617
1,499,350
-341,576
20,336,691
4,852,383
3,423,111
753,552
80,159
133,077
6,086
126,991
808,486
83,022
147,372
9,929
137,443
855,314
90,182
165,044
11,880
153,164
916,874
96,069
190,050
12,205
177,845
964,231
100,866
212,979
16,651
196,328
1,011,701
107,548
227,243
18,677
208,566
13,255,798
1,313,632
1,439,965
34,575
1,405,390
14,417,010
1,370,639
1,628,032
75,557
1,552,475
15,318,062
1,470,509
1,791,539
76,409
1,715,130
16,290,332
1,527,038
2,005,379
64,567
1,940,812
17,313,536
1,616,573
2,208,507
68,386
2,140,121
18,108,524
1,719,501
2,349,592
72,593
2,276,999
11,227
955,561
858,243
3,437
8,100
49,842
302,964
114,584
188,380
105,650
55,866
114,016
28,754
189,614
97,318
10,900
4,461
81,957
14,947
1,023,933
917,421
3,027
8,902
54,215
313,881
119,073
194,808
118,799
60,078
121,806
29,397
207,316
106,512
11,839
4,721
89,952
16,798
1,093,742
980,074
2,888
7,641
62,607
335,924
131,397
204,527
128,187
58,864
126,296
32,949
224,718
113,668
12,202
5,269
96,197
17,315
1,185,678
1,065,549
4,074
8,775
65,712
356,337
135,875
220,462
143,344
61,312
137,308
38,493
250,194
120,129
13,108
5,571
101,450
21,719
1,256,357
1,127,538
4,044
6,532
65,437
369,196
142,481
226,715
162,626
61,660
145,943
37,861
274,239
128,819
13,771
5,804
109,244
23,753
1,322,739
1,185,528
4,193
7,003
69,419
386,055
144,275
241,780
162,403
68,337
148,734
40,395
298,989
137,211
14,057
6,043
117,111
51,688
15,957,707
13,680,212
55,945
57,674
946,549
3,317,487
1,273,199
2,044,288
1,739,623
1,414,384
1,608,504
1,143,365
3,396,681
2,277,495
780,950
179,336
1,317,209
91,913
17,323,768
14,859,594
56,737
67,671
1,110,318
3,545,862
1,349,892
2,195,970
1,838,855
1,521,083
1,694,890
1,266,724
3,757,454
2,464,174
813,209
210,017
1,440,948
92,086
18,488,024
15,871,928
55,488
42,655
1,287,985
3,583,028
1,445,993
2,137,035
1,921,846
1,626,015
1,788,091
1,441,597
4,125,223
2,616,096
828,292
228,887
1,558,917
80,447
19,742,302
16,946,526
76,699
41,995
1,379,808
3,489,754
1,539,073
1,950,681
2,082,598
1,782,197
1,874,365
1,693,060
4,526,050
2,795,776
887,242
244,026
1,664,508
83,766
21,054,850
18,032,473
80,010
47,353
1,367,582
3,680,510
1,671,928
2,008,582
2,200,376
1,901,234
2,013,549
1,730,314
5,011,545
3,022,377
981,426
253,447
1,787,504
87,482
22,090,135
18,883,319
87,756
50,154
1,307,636
3,715,679
1,846,255
1,869,424
2,371,276
2,022,040
2,072,322
1,735,458
5,520,998
3,206,816
1,033,494
259,695
1,913,627
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, tisheries, and other7......
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
METROPOLITAN AREAS
9
Table 4.— Personal Income for Metropolitan Areas of the Plains Region, 1984-89— Continued
[Thousands of dollars]
La w re n c e , K S
1984
1985
1986
(M S A )
1987
L in c o ln , N E
1988
1989
1984
1985
(M S A )
1986
1987
1988
1989
I n c o m e b y P la 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 .........................................................................................................................
743,985
804,883
860,244
9 18,5 11
998,532
1,086,599
2,509,249
2,673,099
2,789,104
2,9 58,411
3 ,179 ,8 72
3,452,2 14
Nonfarmpersonal income.........................................
Farmincome*......................................................
Population (thousands)2.............................................
740,613
3,372
70.1
802,536
2,347
71.3
857,477
2,767
73.5
916,297
2,214
74.8
995,896
2,636
76.5
1,084,960
1,639
78.3
2,496,348
12,901
203.5
2,645,414
27,685
205.3
2,757,349
31,755
206.3
2,937,983
20,428
208.1
3,156,707
23,165
211.6
3,423,828
28,386
214.9
P e r c a p ita p e rs o n a l in c o m e ( d o ll a r s ) ..........................................................................
10,615
11,283
1 1 ,7 1 0
12,273
13,055
13,886
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 rent1...............................
Plus: Transfer payments...........................................
504,144
27,774
42,388
518,758
130,928
94,299
534,342
31,167
50,123
553,298
146,678
104,907
586,016
35,229
53,337
604,124
155,429
100,691
623,468
38,045
61,575
646,998
163,378
108,135
685,125
39,440
59,746
705,431
175,881
117,220
740,388
44,487
61,966
757,867
199,938
128,794
1,958,389
120,754
-52,463
1,785,172
424,480
299,597
2,094,273
136,507
-56,907
1,900,859
443,389
328,851
2,210,746
144,852
-61,206
2,004,688
443,176
341,240
2,380,675
166,484
-66,019
2,148,172
452,263
357,976
2,578,092
189,450
-68,869
2,319,773
474,811
385,288
2,764,740
208,735
-72,205
2,483,800
541,318
427,096
409,997
39,006
55,141
2,109
53,032
432,276
39,376
62,690
1,143
61,547
471,992
42,929
71,095
1,621
69,474
496,535
45,445
81,488
1,061
80,427
544,571
51,417
89,137
1,528
87,609
591,121
55,974
93,293
581
92,712
1,610,947
153,546
193,896
9,555
184,341
1,716,670
155,968
221,635
24,493
197,142
1,799,876
163,618
247,252
28,718
218,534
1,940,503
172,968
267,204
17,363
249,841
2,091,645
187,144
299,303
20,212
279,091
2,238,814
202,699
323,227
25,555
297,672
3,372
500,772
341,621
1,140
2,453
29,850
106,062
82,028
24,034
28,759
13,155
58,513
15,474
86,215
159,151
11,089
4,439
143,623
2,347
531,995
366,906
1,130
3,109
32,051
108,647
82,087
26,560
28,815
14,313
63,635
15,974
99,232
165,089
12,437
5,216
147,436
2,767
583,249
404,579
1,189
1,917
40,153
115,297
86,624
28,673
30,529
13,989
68,786
18,608
114,111
178,670
12,742
5,967
159,961
2,214
621,254
445,564
2,102
2,038
44,552
120,066
88,526
31,540
31,815
14,961
72,767
26,130
131,133
175,690
13,157
6,831
155,702
2,636
682,489
489,769
2,337
2,338
48,452
127,092
93,439
33,653
31,621
16,737
77,392
26,894
156,906
192,720
13,713
6,945
172,062
1,639
738,749
530,645
2,559
2,543
50,166
130,326
98,371
31,955
32,694
20,370
85,727
29,071
177,189
208,104
15,268
7,196
185,640
12,901
1,945,488
1,465,870
4,980
3,311
111,902
299,869
156,970
142,899
198,731
112,822
194,731
146,656
392,868
479,618
67,082
5,593
406,943
27,685
2,066,588
1,543,215
5,439
4,683
115,648
314,224
166,319
147,905
193,624
117,330
210,059
162,559
419,649
523,373
70,452
6,440
446,481
31,755
2,178,991
1,640,379
6,131
1,583
125,488
331,046
185,672
145,374
196,013
113,194
221,267
174,178
471,479
538,612
70,380
7,564
460,668
20,428
2,360,247
1,788,199
9,097
1,656
134,309
352,864
200,416
152,448
203,287
121,123
239,011
203,881
522,971
572,048
72,647
7,898
491,503
23,165
2,554,927
1,970,208
9,852
2,327
143,568
388,331
222,390
165,941
215,166
133,900
262,015
209,787
605,262
584,719
80,784
7,983
495,952
28,386
2,736,354
2,091,299
8,527
2,459
145,829
403,792
230,805
172,987
226,743
143,423
277,010
225,324
658,192
645,055
88,207
8,069
548,779
1988
1989
1984
1988
1989
12,333
13,020
13 ,5 17
14 ,2 17
15,028
16,067
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..............................................
M in n e a p o lis — S t . P a u l, M N — W l ( M S A )
1984
1985
1986
1987
O m aha, N E -- I A
1985
1986
(M S A )
1987
In c o m e b y P la 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 .........................................................................................................................
34,493,543
37,089,059
39,501,252
42,504,204
45,790,341
49,233,970
8,005,980
8,450,919
8,811,895
9,233,832
9,799,701
10,534,219
Nonfarmpersonal income.........................................
Farmincome*......................................................
Population (thousands)3.............................................
34,365,499
128,044
2,227.3
36,958,859
130,200
2,261.8
39,326,256
174,996
2,296.6
42,339,980
164,224
2,334:8
45,657,846
132,495
2,387.5
49,078,522
155,448
2,434.0
7,949,271
56,709
606.6
8,355,389
95,530
611.0
8,706,081
105,814
612.1
9,145,817
88,015
613.8
9,735,337
64,364
621.6
10,457,290
76,929
628.8
P e r c a p ita p e rs o n a l in c o m e ( d o ll a r s ) ..........................................................................
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 rent8...............................
Plus: Transfer payments...........................................
15,487
16,398
17,200
18,205
19 ,179
20,227
13,198
13,831
14,3 97
15,043
15,765
16,753
27,885,999
1,884,566
-577,450
25,423,983
5,222,024
3,847,536
30,114,363
2,135,671
-631,483
27,347,209
5,607,318
4,134,532
32,207,564
2,275,356
-647,227
29,284,981
5,986,667
4,229,604
34,922,234
2,450,167
-731,944
31,740,123
6,243,485
4,520,596
37,865,295
2,749,593
-737,265
34,378,437
6,511,426
4,900,478
40,108,411
3,002,749
-709,871
36,395,791
7,434,268
5,403,911
6,362,422
422,028
-183,236
5,757,158
1,231,359
1,017,463
6,749,813
471,892
-200,220
6,077,701
1,284,312
1,088,906
7,086,038
496,762
-222,198
6,367,078
1,312,666
1,132,151
7,476,616
550,292
-234,387
6,691,937
1,359,916
1,181,979
7,966,007
612,916
-242,405
7,110,686
1,423,849
1,265,166
8,438,508
670,086
-252,954
7,515,468
1,625,551
1,393,200
23,647,960
2,372,515
1,865,524
94,688
1,770,836
25,566,518
2,493,869
2,053,976
96,899
1,957,077
27,259,108
2,702,098
2,246,358
142,118
2,104,240
29,535,324
2,820,238
2,566,672
130,110
2,436,562
32,075,560
2,999,757
2,789,978
98,562
2,691,416
33,901,547
3,222,508
2,984,356
121,265
2,863,091
5,338,450
486,420
537,552
45,847
491,705
5,670,821
491,676
587,316
85,293
502,023
5,931,122
512,143
642,773
96,163
546,610
6,245,362
531,215
700,039
78,464
621,575
6,668,483
562,147
735,377
55,319
680,058
7,049,862
600,372
788,274
68,468
719,806
128,044
27,757,955
24,280,491
75,523
82,106
1,632,170
7,542,696
2,701,851*
4,811,178*
2,221,901
2,440,988
2,655,988
2,025,399
5,603,720
3,477,464
571,561
63,864
2,842,039
130,200
29,984,163
26,234,034
79,371
105,970
1,790,604
7,978,873
2,867,640*
5,080,799*
2,337,202
2,581,620
2,828,096
2,261,449
6,270,849
3,750,129
611,238
70,657
3,068,234
174,996
32,032,568
28,042,124
83,518
61,021
2,001,572
8,277,187
3,035,689
5,241,498
2,395,185
2,718,480
2,997,734
2,579,903
6,927,524
3,990,444
617,305
80,472
3,292,667
164,224
34,758,010
30,461,383
109,280
55,197
2,219,420
8,697,656
3,261,765
5,435,891
2,553,417
2,919,566
3,205,510
3,029,807
7,671,530
4,296,627
661,134
88,728
3,546,765
132,495
37,732,800
33,108,217
115,749
65,111
2,242,655
9,577,893
3,548,702
6,029,191
2,719,604
3,214,538
3,523,715
3,109,138
8,539,814
4,624,583
709,289
92,507
3,822,787
. 155,448
39,952,963
35,065,250
123,941
68,840
2,311,099
9,770,642
3,760,392
6,010,250
2,983,027
3,415,106
3,654,637
3,199,034
9,538,924
4,887,713
754,700
95,237
4,037,776
56,709
6,305,713
5,146,407
21,719*
19,290*
338,951*
845,719
379,169*
452,025*
827,870
551,652
583,986
566,874
1,248,423*
1,159,306
221,425
307,750
630,131
95,530
6,654,283
5,421,144
20,832*
24,378*
395,171
851,738
393,474*
441,992*
841,555
554,458
626,936
620,887
1,482,596
1,233,139
232,818
331,048
669,273
105,814
6,980,224
5,697,495
21,666*
88,015
7,388,601
6,024,005
29,290*
(D)
402,434
904,261
441,760*
444,779*
833,602
620,449
675,998
770,813
1,771,701
1,364,596
247,969
368,024
748,603
64,364
7,901,643
6,465,730
31,331*
(D)
437,323
984,859
476,201*
488,899*
859,592
691,339
713,240
766,498
1,964,626
1,435,913
255,439
373,904
806,570
76,929
8,361,579
6,852,356
33,298*
(D)
428,763
1,019,039
523,332
495,707
884,654
722,175
764,268
784,018
2,199,089
1,509,223
272,664
383,636
852,923
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..............................................
See footnotes at end of tables.
(D )
401,269
868,059
425,614
442,445
840,012
573,324
654,921
686,874
1,635,552
1,282,729
234,147
345,675
702,907
10
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
METROPOLITAN AREAS
Table 4.— Personal Income for Metropolitan Areas of the Plains Region, 1984-89— Continued
[Thousands of dollars)
R a p id C i t y , S O
1984
1985
1986
R o c h e s te r, M N
(M S A )
1987
1988
1989
1984
1985
(M S A )
1986
1987
1988
1989
In c o m e b y P la 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 .........................................................................................................................
873,969
905,289
971,596
1,034,004
1,083,353
1,170,0 88
1,455,847
1,544,886
1,630,829
1,722,059
1,8 31,163
1,995,898
Nonfarmpersonal income.........................................
Farmincome1......................................................
Population (thousands)2.............................................
857,971
15,998
75.5
898,274
7,015
76.4
956,848
14,748
78.3
1,020,776
13,228
80.8
1,074,022
9,331
82.0
1,158,313
11,775
83.9
1,433,806
22,041
96.1
1,527,637
17,249
97.4
1,598,760
32,069
97.7
1,687,212
34,847
98.7
1,807,451
23,712
101.0
1,969,855
26,043
102.3
P e r c a p ita p e rs o n a l in c o m e ( d o ll a r s ) ..........................................................................
11,5 79
11,855
12 ,4 11
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 rent1..............................
Plus: Transfer payments...........................................
723,433
45,020
-65,338
613,075
138,801
122,093
741,712
49,122
-68,959
623,631
148,793
132,865
798,841
53,227
-75,197
670,417
158,390
142,789
859,115
56,075
-85,237
717,803
164,822
151,379
895,115
61,453
-85,137
748,525
172,615
162,213
954,931
68,105
-92,778
794,048
200,061
175,979
1,312,717
88,726
-124,906
1,099,085
217,870
138,892
1,390,672
99,025
-132,634
1,159,013
230,924
154,949
1,470,252
103,374
-137,999
1,228,879
238,918
163,032
1,556,015
108,745
-144,068
1,303,202
241,707
177,150
1,676,612
122,345
-156,289
1,397,978
251,957
181,228
1,816,051
136,665
-170,473
1,508,913
287,862
199,123
580,319
43,024
100,090
14,763
85,327
605,031
42,856
93,825
5,851
87,974
642,003
46,108
110,730
13,658
97,072
688,234
48,117
122,764
12,153
110,611
714,064
50,332
130,719
8,318
122,401
758,250
54,824
141,857
10,834
131,023
1,103,875
115,891
92,951
17,672
75,279
1,172,877
119,551
98,244
12,845
85,399
1,228,138
125,712
116,402
27,682
88,720
1,306,469
124,856
124,690
30,259
94,431
1,418,438
131,452
126,722
19,116
107,606
1,537,171
142,897
135,983
21,361
114,622
15,998
707,435
492,205
2,609
9,263
54,096
61,717
14,892
46,825
51,756
42,954
92,021
30,876
146,913
215,230
37,139
115,325
62,766
7,015
734,697
506,604
2,021
9,286
59,242
60,771
15,806
44,965
53,882
43,390
93,310
32,560
152,142
228,093
40,221
119,736
68,136
14,748
784,093
542,490
1,728
9,771
71,185
61,975
16,127
45,848
53,319
44,462
97,439
35,859
166,752
241,603
41,841
126,070
73,692
13,228
845,887
573,810
2,569
9,206
66,381
68,388
17,362
51,026
53,854
46,305
102,395
41,203
183,509
272,077
44,886
148,342
78,849
9,331
885,784
604,165
2,576
10,232
63,740
71,128
17,736
53,392
55,653
52,269
106,038
38,370
204,159
281,619
48,646
149,920
83,053
11,775
943,156
643,819
2,768
7,837
65,928
80,260
18,098
62,162
58,407
55,909
112,199
37,543
222,968
299,337
52,406
158,808
88,123
22,041
1,290,676
1,183,331
5,368
4,911
65,110
383,997
39,748
344,249
50,127
30,403
104,421
29,451
509,543
107,345
12,892
2,017
92,436
17,249
1,373,423
1,252,495
7,445
5,634
70,684
399,251
41,501
357,750
48,894
30,544
108,149
31,067
550,827
120,928
18,904
2,120
99,904
32,069
1,438,183
1,305,695
7,718
4,274
68,675
412,949
43,063
369,886
45,060
30,632
110,978
34,405
591,004
132,488
20,217
2,483
109,788
34,847
1,521,168
1,379,950
9,070
4,700
73,029
417,377
43,494
373,883
42,762
32,677
118,084
40,970
641,281
141,218
22,445
2,908
115,865
23,712
1,652,900
1,501,132
9,333
3,261
88,354
442,235
45,812
396,423
49,068
35,741
129,838
38,354
704,948
151,768
25,871
2,974
122,923
26,043
1,790,008
1,625,708
9,524
3,123
97,052
477,870
50,094
427,776
52,121
38,859
140,311
41,191
765,657
164,300
27,928
3,152
133,220
1988
1989
1984
1985
1988
1989
12,804
13,208
13,944
15,150
15,858
16,694
17 ,4 4 7
18 ,13 7
19,517
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..............................................
S t . C lo u d , M N
1984
1985
1986
S t. Jo s e p h , M O
(M S A )
1987
1986
(M S A )
1987
In c o m e b y P la 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 .........................................................................................................................
1,794 ,14 2
1,916,950
2,058,228
2,202,429
2 ,3 74 ,174
2,567,555
Nonfarmpersonal income.........................................
Farmincome*......................................................
Population (thousands)’ .............................................
1,749,610
44,532
170.8
1,859,610
57,340
172.6
1,975,686
82,542
175.0
2,133,432
68,997
177.7
2,303,833
70,341
181.2
2,478,546
89,009
184.4
P e r c a p ita p e rs o n a l in c o m e ( d o ll a r s ) ..........................................................................
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 rent5...............................
Plus: Transfer payments...........................................
10,507
1 1 ,1 0 7
11,75 9
12,394
13,102
13,9 27
1,0 01,6 22
994,288
7,334
86.1
1,054,603
1,089,139
1,128,3 32
1,197,0 6 1
1,2 78 ,14 2
1,040,593
14,010
85.7
1,077,850
11,289
86.2
1,117,901
10,431
85.9
1,187,777
9,284
85.4
1,271,518
6,624
85.0
11,636
12 ,3 11
12,637
13,138
14,018
15,041
1,200,148
77,866
124,600
1,246,882
281,326
265,934
1,284,483
86,891
134,979
1,332,571
298,443
285,936
1,428,833
95,085
120,645
1,454,393
314,309
289,526
1,542,408
103,606
133,536
1,572,338
319,587
310,504
1,698,853
118,569
122,973
1,703,257
332,193
338,724
1,847,327
133,116
105,881
1,820,092
379,789
367,674
717,172
43,048
-53,939
620,185
200,845
180,592
752,974
47,091
-53,348
652,535
207,488
194,580
771,214
48,546
-53,415
669,253
212,514
207,372
811,158
51,412
-57,870
701,876
211,617
214,839
879,812
59,199
-71,726
748,887
226,260
221,914
934,986
65,915
-85,750
783,321
259,336
235,485
940,815
91,028
168,305
32,798
135,507
998,563
95,015
190,905
45,696
145,209
1,093,008
107,018
228,807
71,044
157,763
1,195,901
112,307
234,200
57,017
177,183
1,320,553
122,651
255,649
58,410
197,239
1,427,478
134,836
285,013
76,959
208,054
590,713
58,753
67,706
6,256
61,450
615,558
59,380
78,036
12,985
65,051
627,929
61,042
82,243
10,310
71,933
660,304
64,293
86,561
9,445
77,116
716,531
70,276
93,005
8,334
84,671
763,333
76,118
95,535
5,710
89,825
44,532
1,155,616
944,710
7,695
(D)
92,507
234,800
97,375*
(0)
103,442*
65,913
170,195
37,219
218,719
210,906
42,747
3,709
164,450
57,340
1,227,143
1,006,199
5,090
(D)
102,651
244,407
100,167*
(D)
95,120*
68,724
186,484
39,955
249,439
220,944
43,711
3,957
173,276
82,542
1,346,291
1,109,824
5,274
(D)
117,719
266,862
110,846
156,016
110,736*
74,058
203,465
45,956
271,403
236,467
43,578
4,425
188,464
68,997
1,473,411
1,214,782
7,695
(0)
131,154
283,202
120,804
162,398
120,543*
84,103
220,707
53,485
299,424
258,629
46,147
5,138
207,344
70,341
1,628,512
1,348,311
8,044
(D)
134,744
323,800
138,395
185,405
130,660*
91,572
253,205
54,761
335,434
280,201
50,389
5,414
224,398
89,009
1,758,318
1,455,710
8,677
(D)
136,800
355,735
145,518
210,217
138,401*
101,457
273,347
57,144
366,022
302,608
53,182
5,660
243,766
7,334
709,838
616,677
3,670
1,342
42,196
198,050
123,980
74,070
65,237
49,418
74,157
42,240
140,367
93,161
14,736
3,123
75,302
14,010
738,964
641,178
4,926
1,733
45,614
218,549
133,807
84,742
66,022
45,470
76,566
43,139
139,159
97,786
15,516
3,414
78,856
11,289
759,925
654,298
6,346
667
46,664
215,959
135,403
80,556
71,038
45,664
78,141
45,448
144,371
105,627
15,583
3,840
86,204
10,431
800,727
687,730
5,588
773
48,956
218,860
132,857
86,003
83,483
47,968
81,421
44,707
155,974
112,997
19,739
3,947
89,311
9,284
870,528
753,356
6,191
1,001
55,375
236,920
140,487
96,433
92,136
52,350
85,316
46,514
177,553
117,172
18,250
4,004
94,918
6,624
928,362
804,693
6,517
1,370
57,118
254,440
151,033
103,407
101,274
51,336
88,575
49,168
194,895
123,669
18,462
4,126
101,081
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 other7......
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.............................................
Military......................................................
State and local..............................................
See footnotes at end of tables.
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
METROPOLITAN AREAS
11
Table 4.— Personal Income for Metropolitan Areas o f the Plains Region, 1984-89— Continued
[Thousands of dollars]
S t. L o u is , M O — I L ( M S A )
1984
S io u x C it y , IA — N E
(M S A )
1985
1986
1987
1988
34,266,350
36,565,426
3 8 ,6 71,2 11
41,2 0 2,779
43,912,926
46,958,696
1,377,30 0
1,432,393
1,4 7 1,8 70
1,565,965
1,640,740
1,7 7 1 ,1 6 8
34,196,037
70,313
2,403.6
36,493,876
71,550
2,422.3
38,588,684
82,527
2,438.1
41,102,551
100,228
2,455.4
43,814,010
98,916
2,466.7
46,808,806
149,890
2,477.1
1,354,805
22,495
117.6
1,406,756
25,637
117.0
1,433,295
38,575
115.3
1,515,110
50,855
114.4
1,605,896
34,844
115.7
1,736,024
35,144
116.2
1989
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
I n c o m e b y P la c e o f R e s id e n c e
Total personal income..............................................
Nonfarmpersonal income.........................................
Farmincome1......................................................
Population (thousands)’ .............................................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............................
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 rent8...............................
Plus: Transfer payments...........................................
14,2 57
15,095
15,861
16 ,781
17,802
18,957
1 1 ,7 1 4
12,238
12,763
13,685
14 ,18 1
15,242
25,681,785
1,531,820
-693,798
23,456,167
6,287,760
4,522,423
27,491,773
1,721,206
-755,580
25,014,987
6,669,633
4,880,806
29,232,553
1,845,450
-841,726
26,545,377
7,006,180
5,119,654
31,298,531
1,975,400
-840,509
28,482,622
7,314,548
5,405,609
33,434,298
2,205,922
-917,328
30,311,048
7,860,827
5,741,051
35,171,337
2,399,900
-917,374
31,854,063
9,011,477
6,093,156
1,026,656
64,785
-55,858
906,013
245,316
225,971
1,059,499
70,902
-55,435
933,162
257,568
241,663
1,098,225
74,594
-60,588
963,043
257,187
251,640
1,203,561
83,896
-66,553
1,053,112
252,326
260,527
1,273,403
93,862
-72,460
1,107,081
258,030
275,629
1,357,798
104,740
-75,330
1,177,728
293,986
299,454
21,343,292
2,255,605
2,082,888
48,790
2,034,098
22,883,592
2,320,804
2,287,377
50,719
2,236,658
24,234,513
2,497,409
2,500,631
62,379
2,438,252
25,745,236
2,610,268
2,943,027
79,604
2,863,423
27,460,545
2,775,084
3,198,669
78,831
3,119,838
28,781,994
2,955,188
3,434,155
130,214
3,303,941
779,897
80,283
166,476
18,339
148,137
810,161
80,019
169,319
21,557
147,762
833,707
83,366
181,152
34,563
146,589
896,404
87,056
220,101
46,705
173,396
959,269
92,581
221,563
30,735
190,818
1,024,524
100,192
233,082
31,045
202,037
70,313
25,611,472
22,491,591
70,947
231,688
1,764,500
6,878,402
2,489,325
4,389,077
2,360,725
1,886,036
2,375,676
1,388,180
5,535,437
3,119,881
974,944
290,678
1,854,259
71,550
27,420,223
24,078,834
70,941
265,771
1,923,899
7,217,307
2,605,698
4,611,609
2,412,690
2,033,567
2,557,732
1,519,595
6,077,332
3,341,389
1,035,443
318,625
1,987,321
82,527
29,150,026
25,722,588
78,583
198,989
2,089,233
7,577,172
2,760,446
4,816,726
2,512,240
2,044,460
2,751,907
1,766,649
6,703,355
3,427,438
1,006,898
338,008
2,082,532
100,228
31,198,303
27,545,499
105,684
190,902
2,154,537
7,764,740
2,863,619
4,901,121
2,555,683
2,297,531
2,895,698
2,239,109
7,341,615
3,652,804
1,067,048
349,019
2,236,737
98,916
33,335,382
29,489,953
113,568
211,085
2,259,920
8,267,685
3,052,224
5,215,461
2,739,068
2,500,913
3,075,793
2,272,721
8,049,200
3,845,429
1,128,464
354,346
2,362,619
149,890
35,021,447
30,990,141
116,124
217,205
2,228,071
8,623,692
3,113,818*
5,508,314*
2,883,489
2,667,672
3,197,429
2,278,101
8,778,358
4,031,306
1,170,063
364,056
2,497,187
22,495
1,004,161
890,003
17,877
2,169
61,765
227,162
172,285
54,877
102,180
67,886
107,044
56,654
247,266
114,158
24,146
2,143
87,869
25,637
1,033,862
914,575
14,837
2,930
60,651
241,314
184,443
56,871
100,410
68,105
104,424
59,944
261,960
119,287
25,730
2,267 '
91,290
38,575
1,059,650
936,011
11,488
1,178
63,544
238,915
180,134
58,781
104,845
69,690
106,015
63,198
277,138
123,639
25,214
2,649
95,776
50,855
1,152,706
1,022,565
23,395
902
68,681
252,368
196,700
55,668
103,020
73,580
110,531
73,489
316,599
130,141
26,370
2,905
100,866
34,844
1,238,559
1,097,367
22,711
1,288
79,145
269,776
211,283
58,493
110,244
79,601
118,199
70,121
346,282
141,192
28,393
3,023
109,776
35,144
1,322,654
1,172,923
23,019
1,355
80,529
286,803
227,992
58,811
117,378
86,207
128,354
71,405
377,873
149,731
29,807
3,134
116,790
1985
1988
1989
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.....................
Feoeral, civilian.............................................
Military......................................................
State and local..............................................
S io u x F a lls , S D
1984
1985
1986
(M S A )
1987
S p r in g fie ld , M O
1988
1989
1984
1986
(M S A )
1987
In c o m e b y P la c e o f R e s id e n c e
Total personal income.............................................
Nonfarmpersonal income.........................................
Farmincome’......................................................
Population (thousands)’ .............................................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............................
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......................
PIUS: Dividends, interest, and rent’...............................
Plus: Transfer payments...........................................
1,495,450
1,588,345
1,677,90 3
1,7 93 ,3 47
1,9 18 ,472
2,080,248
2,554,357
2,749,354
2,964,502
3,157,9 26
3,388,102
1,479,500
15,950
118.5
3,6 53,277
1,556,320
32,025
121.5
1,646,681
31,222
121.5
1,753,986
39,361
123.0
1,884,382
34,090
125.5
2,041,812
38,436
126.8
2,540,244
14,113
217.0
2,735,509
13,845
221.3
2,946,731
17,771
226.3
3,141,123
16,803
230.9
3,368,407
19,695
234.3
3,632,846
20,431
238.0
12,615
13,073
13,807
14,5 78
15,285
16,412
1 1 ,7 7 3
12,425
13,099
13,676
14,463
15,353
1,229,030
82,270
-67,334
1,079,426
235,885
180,139
1,303,441
91,599
-69,791
1,142,051
249,906
196,388
1,379,594
98,131
-74,968
1,206,495
261,597
209,811
1,488,724
102,040
-80,968
1,305,716
266,956
220,675
1,607,526
114,589
-85,424
1,407,513
279,036
231,923
1,721,386
127,709
-88,896
1,504,781
322,809
252,658
1,961,171
115,367
-136,963
1,708,851
478,131
367,375
2,107,265
130,865
-142,754
1,833,646
511,320
404,388
2,285,944
142,609
-158,916
1,984,419
541,370
438,713
2,448,047
153,109
-166,035
2,128,903
561,427
467,596
2,628,428
172,395
-164,514
2,291,519
600,158
496,425
2,794,170
190,859
-167,551
2,435,760
687,490
530,027
975,316
95,412
158,302
13,662
144,640
1,026,620
95,483
181,338
29,778
151,560
1,084,562
102,211
192,821
29,018
163,803
1,155,381
106,800
226,543
37,048
189,495
1,251,864
115,018
240,644
31,785
208,859
1,340,561
124,773
256,052
36,118
219,934
1,551,096
144,922
265,153
10,983
254,170
1,664,176
150,208
292,881
10,853
282,028
1,786,188
164,186
335,570
14,886
320,684
1,887,481
169,412
391,154
13,862
377,292
2,015,022
178,987
434,419
16,831
417,588
2,139,330
192,692
462,148
17,634
444,514
15,950
1,213,080
1,084,068
11,533
3,772
75,029
191,489
129,631
61,858
141,254
110,750
138,685
108,386
303,170
129,012
50,173
4,140
74,699
32,025
1,271,416
1,135,456
10,522
4,485
74,415
175,095
119,760
55,335
145,528
112,807
146,663
128,758
337,183
135,960
50,870
4,377
80,713
31,222
1,348,372
1,204,450
8,517
3,087
77,535
197,135
136,994
60,141
150,361
112,560
145,638
138,585
371,032
143,922
53,167
5,050
85,705
39,361
1,449,363
1,295,495
16,408
3,420
83,480
188,633
127,235
61,398
156,694
122,257
156,446
151,227
416,930
153,868
56,897
5,626
91,345
34,090
1,573,436
1,408,107
15,946
3,866
96,969
201,488
136,596
64,892
169,257
141,296
169,791
158,498
450,996
165,329
62,518
5,798
97,013
38,436
1,682,950
1,510,750
16,512
4,000
103,795
203,237
134,221
69,016
165,355
152,059
187,039
185,890
492,863
172,200
63,947
6,060
102,193
14,113
1,947,058
1,712,888
17,315
4,538
111,018
412,351
196,792
215,559
200,329
168,217
242,275
83,607
473,238
234,170
46,960
8,011
179,199
13,845
2,093,420
1,845,126
15,075
5,911
131,856
431,590
208,457
223,133
199,655
181,283
258,431
90,410
530,915
248,294
49,998
8,739
189,557
17,771
2,268,173
2,001,953
13,381
3,822
152,068
467,909
227,235
240,674
202,980
186,883
267,870
105,101
601,939
266,220
50,607
9,659
205,954
16,803
2,431,244
2,145,221
29,980
3,800
162,419
461,874
217,049
244,825
209,781
204,877
291,827
116,817
663,846
286,023
55,325
10,296
220,402
19,695
2,608,733
2,293,856
29,121
4,774
171,697
482,660
225,865
256,795
216,999
224,382
314,031
120,346
729,846
314,877
62,969
10,901
241,007
20,431
2,773,739
2,439,907
30,066
4,643
165,927
499,034
238,794
260,240
228,478
240,343
329,832
130,193
811,391
333,832
66,412
11,317
256,103
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..............................................
See footnotes at end of tables.
12
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
METROPOLITAN AREAS
Table 4.— Personal Income for Metropolitan Areas of the Plains Region, 19 84-89— Continued
[Thousands of dollars]
Waterloo— Cedar Falls, IA (M S A )
Topeka, K S (M S A )
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
2,222,325
2,209,598
12,727
159.2
13,962
2,357,509
2,337,554
19,955
159.7
14,761
2,473,749
2,453,277
20,472
160.7
15,397
2,607,062
2,590,378
16,684
162.4
16,055
2,771,354
2,758,868
12,486
164.8
16,816
2,977,494
2,962,341
15,153
166.5
17,886
1,856,213
1,832,224
23,989
160.0
11,599
1,858,808
1,818,594
40,214
155.8
11,934
1,853,668
1,796,619
57,049
150.9
12,283
1,933,788
1,885,714
48,074
148.3
13,043
2,059,667
2,025,979
33,688
147.8
13,940
2,232,995
2,192,209
40,786
146.4
15,248
1,796,027
106,942
-165,048
1,524,037
3/3,050
325,238
1,897,950
118,833
-177,030
1,602,087
405,432
349,990
1,997,870
129,309
-194,501
1,674,060
428,161
371,528
2,116,674
136,941
-203,462
1,776,271
438,710
392,081
2,249,305
142,904
-222,934
1,883,467
470,091
417,796
2,375,229
155,166
-238,632
1,981,431
534,060
462,003
1,392,524
84,925
-97,237
1,210,362
353,626
292,225
1,356,132
86,140
-86,282
1,183,710
358,321
316,777
1,326,940
85,538
-74,610
1,166,792
357,716
329,160
1,439,819
95,969
-87,446
1,256,404
341,729
335,655
1,573,089
110,693
-100,156
1,362,240
348,129
349,298
1,691,949
123,811
-109,455
1,458,683
395,548
378,764
1,503,977
140,465
151,585
11,245
140,340
1,587,174
142,810
167,966
18,548
149,418
1,667,346
149,964
180,560
19,121
161,439
1,763,018
157,830
195,826
15,302
180,524
1,872,765
167,720
208,820
11,141
197,679
1,970,511
179,910
224,808
13,846
210,962
1,140,348
121,177
130,999
17,278
113,721
1,092,670
108,931
154,531
33,939
120,592
1,044,110
104,046
178,784
51,137
127,647
1,149,913
114,304
175,602
42,248
133,354
1,270,703
126,255
176,131
28,185
147,946
1,361,910
137,560
192,479
35,666
156,813
12,727
1,783,300
1,400,887
4,239
7,806
101,621
244,239
209,034
35,205
257,770
115,910
150,963
130,887
387,452
382,413
80,235
7,838
294,340
19,955
1,877,995
1,472,691
3,884
8,851
102,769
254,527
221,457
33,070
266,621
124,272
157,415
137,740
416,612
405,304
79,972
8,852
316,480
20,472
1,977,398
1,544,350
3,718
6,876
111,785
262,591
227,865
34,726
265,403
130,253
162,400
148,164
453,160
433,048
80,849
13,144
339,055
16,684
2,099,990
1,652,346
5,863
7,167
125,774
282,423
247,963
34,460
266,326
134,441
171,613
172,858
485,881
447,644
83,284
16,159
348,201
12,486
2,236,819
1,758,064
6,091
7,963
125,409
291,263
255,404
35,859
274,982
105,341
232,861
175,816
538,338
478,755
91,428
17,240
370,087
15,153
2,360,076
1,844,339
6,334
9,012
124,939
302,889
262,110
40,779
296,741
107,214
236,255
183,936
577,019
515,737
96,700
17,407
401,630
23,989
1,368,535
1,174,966
4,594
3,131
(0)
544,607
75,952
468,655
66,446
(D)
125,711
65,545
242,444
193,569
16,020
2,882
174,667
40,214
1,315,918
1,110,900
3,762
4,051
47,582
475,908
53,730
422,178
62,675
66,431
123,098
65,869
261,524
205,018
16,817
3,004
185,197
57,049
1,269,891
1,056,632
3,718
2,248
50,997
399,848
54,704
345,144
60,035
66,481
123,271
71,038
278,996
213,259
16,659
3,466
193,134
48,074
1,391,745
1,167,428
5,024
2,252
50,845
481,156
63,334
417,822
57,434
68,974
128,079
80,189
293,475
224,317
17,397
3,862
203,058
33,688
1,539,401
1,301,278
5,314
3,026
58,303
554,483
66,415
488,068
63,370
76,562
143,640
73,858
322,722
238,123
18,780
4,247
215,096
40,786
1,651,163
1,398,699
5,463
2,796
63,099
599,101
73,414
525,687
67,950
84,098
154,791
73,/bl
34/,650
252,464
19,571
4,496
228,397
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
6,458,291
6,429,431
28,860
461.1
14,005
6,775,003
6,727,954
47,049
465.7
14,549
7,190,216
7,114,738
75,478
468.3
15,353
7,490,103
7,416,826
73,277
474.3
15,791
7,954,649
7,892,965
61,684
483.1
16,465
8,500,514
8,450,107
50,407
488.9
17,387
5,158,505
316,508
-170,518
4,671,479
1,003,065
783,747
5,375,008
347,651
-173,233
4,854,124
1,091,054
829,825
5,764,262
383,238
-195,543
5,185,481
1,125,328
879,407
6,045,820
399,668
-210,314
5,435,838
1,128,859
925,406
6,393,139
428,801
-217,241
5,747,097
1,212,407
995,145
6,721,639
468,520
-223,955
6,029,164
1,376,741
1,094,609
4,182,248
470,143
506,114
21,689
484,425
4,350,586
465,037
559,385
40,151
519,234
4,633,185
507,414
623,663
68,848
554,815
4,853,358
523,180
669,282
66,519
602,763
5,115,641
553,780
723,718
55,104
668,614
5,374,887
592,301
754,451
43,997
710,454
28,860
5,129,645
4,577,646
12,570
118,461
301,095
1,683,590
261,099
1,422,491
337,725
333,836
493,696
247,337
1,049,336
551,999
110,848
85,386
355,765
47,049
5,327,959
4,732,124
13,397
120,785
305,068
1,698,571
260,755
1,437,816
335,074
358,677
516,542
267,502
1,116,508
595,835
120,185
90,574
385,076
75,478
5,688,784
5,063,990
13,913
88,610
322,279
1,899,057
272,643
1,626,414
341,063
363,572
539,490
285,926
1,210,080
624,794
120,012
91,727
413,055
73,277
5,972,543
5,313,614
18,633
76,635
318,117
1,974,871
286,287
1,688,584
351,614
366,480
555,969
322,963
1,328,332
658,929
127,252
102,389
429,288
61,684
6,331,455
5,616,126
20,133
72,860
321,268
2,057,708
301,142
1,756,566
394,484
386,609
597,107
305,299
1,460,658
715,329
142,718
107,502
465,109
50,407
6,671,232
5,916,277
19,419
68,574
323,388
2,201,820
295,155
1,906,665
399,677
399,613
618,457
299,500
1,585,829
754,955
146,537
110,678
497,740
Income by Place of Residence
Total personal income.............................................
Nonfarmpersonal income.........................................
Farmincome'......................................................
Population (thousands)2.............................................
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..........................................
Earnings by Place of Work
Earnings by type:
Proprietors' income8...............................................
Nonfarm........................................................
Earnings by industry:
Agricultural services, forestry, fisheries, and other7......
Nondurable goods........................................
Transportation and public utilities..........................
Finance, insurance, and real estate........................
Government and government enterprises.....................
State and local..............................................
W ichita, K S (M S A )
Income by Place of Residence
Total personal income.............................................
Nonfarmpersonal income.........................................
Farmincome1......................................................
Population (thousands)1.............................................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............................
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 rent’...............................
Plus: Transfer payments...........................................
Earnings by Place of W ork
Earnings by type:
Wages and salaries................................................
Other labor Income................................................
Proprietors’ Income6...............................................
Farm............................................................
Nonfarm........................................................
Earnings by industry:
Farm...............................................................
Nonfarm............................................................
Private..........................................................
Agricultural services, forestry, fisheries, and other7......
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.
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Total Personal Income
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60%
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20%
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20%
40%
60%
Earnings Percent Change
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19 8 4 -8 9
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[Thousands of dollars]
State of Iowa
1984
Income by Place of Residence
Total personal income.............................................
Nonfarmpersonal income.........................................
Farmincome1......................................................
Population (thousands)2.............................................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............................
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 rent5..............................
Plus: Transter payments...........................................
Earnings by Place of Work
Earnings bytype:
Wages and salaries................................................
Other labor income................................................
Proprietors' income0...............................................
Farm............................................................
Nonfarm........................................................
Earnings by industry:
Farm.......................................................
Nonfarm............................................................
Private..........................................................
Agricultural services, forestry, fisheries, and other7......
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..............................................
Iowa (Metropolitan portion)
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
34,763,303
33,175,674
1,587,629
2,904.4
11,969
36,216,796
34,149,594
2,067,202
2,881.4
12,569
37,738,515
35,006,604
2,731,911
2,840.2
13,287
39,149,193
36,488,029
2,661,164
2,823.0
13,868
41,017,904
38,936,882
2,081,022
2,833.9
14,474
44,536,572
42,093,598
2,442,974
2,843.3
15,664
23,394,270
1,355,193
234,975
22,274,052
7,353,349
5,135,902
24,369,885
1,468,611
297,335
23,198,609
7,506,325
5,511,862
25,783,410
1,565,358
282,111
24,500,163
7,544,263
5,694,089
27,417,234
1,728,244
265,587
25,954,577
7,331,856
5,862,760
28,987,883
1,954,951
327,576
27,360,508
7,468,741
6,188,655
17,301,018
1,751,492
4,341,760
1,311,338
3,030,422
17,753,160
1,704,512
4,912,213
1,803,103
3,109,110
18,281,683
1,784,217
5,717,510
2,477,763
3,239,747
19,623,343
1,894,820
5,899,071
2,404,656
3,494,415
1,587,629
21,806,641
18,321,516
223,985
88,057
1,204,934
5,473,756
2,070,233
3,403,523
1,646,252
1,681,490
2,313,105
1,332,842
4,357,095
3,485,125
490,842
59,201
2,935,082
2,067,202
22,302,683
18,621,947
186,035
104,061
1,180,582
5,405,465
2,055,131
3,350,334
1,646,735
1,712,346
2,322,454
1,373,863
4,690,406
3,680,736
518,604
63,247
3,098,885
2,731,911
23,051,499
19,220,716
157,661
66,607
1,196,714
5,457,394
2,122,309
3,335,085
1,729,606
1,697,772
2,373,646
1,468,625
5,072,691
3,830,783
528,604
71,549
3,230,630
2,661,164
24,756,070
20,684,236
262,440
75,391
1,208,891
5,983,033
2,298,127
3,684,906
1,773,188
1,787,764
2,457,232
1,714,468
5,421,829
4,071,834
565,605
78,674
3,427,555
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
15,733,280
15,555,262
178,018
1,231.7
12,773
16,399,979
16,188,792
211,187
1,228.2
13,353
17,009,005
16,704,464
304,541
1,217.5
13,970
17,962,219
17,660,532
301,687
1,218.9
14,737
19,172,343
18,953,414
218,929
1,230.5
15,581
20,740,657
20,488,573
252,084
1,242.2
16,697
31,139,280
2,185,419
338,488
29,292,349
8,521,096
6,723,127
11,909,725
723,433
-280,641
10,905,651
2,712,290
2,115,339
12,329,428
789,021
-257,908
11,282,499
2,826,233
2,291,247
12,862,002
844,428
-279,445
11,738,129
2,896,074
2,374,802
13,917,369
936,139
-360,527
12,620,703
2,880,300
2,461,216
15,041,638
1,056,009
-350,120
13,635,509
2,935,559
2,601,275
16,109,582
1,174,122
-370,104
14,565,356
3,343,000
2,832,301
21,218,209
2,042,736
5,726,938
1,832,875
3,894,063
22,609,337
2,207,097
6,322,846
2,203,612
4,119,234
9,612,854
967,954
1,328,917
140,164
1,188,753
9,958,370
949,257
1,421,801
175,423
1,246,378
10,298,717
991,023
1,572,262
270,490
1,301,772
11,147,252
1,056,125
1,713,992
267,730
1,446,262
12,096,101
1,137,889
1,807,648
186,465
1,621,183
12,928,923
1,228,885
1,951,774
221,317
1,730,457
2,081,022
26,906,861
22,526,959
267,753
83,003
1,359,700
6,429,846
2,446,619
3,983,227
1,908,965
1,970,169
2,698,225
1,753,433
6,055,865
4,379,902
602,401
81,078
3,696,423
2,442,974
28,696,306
24,050,573
271,529
81,459
1,435,931
6,771,382
2,591,298
4,180,084
1,990,164
2,132,018
2,870,700
1,841,694
6,655,696
4,645,733
625,489
83,005
3,937,239
178,018
11,731,707
9,993,913
80,270
30,419
545,093*
2,940,880
1,070,854
1,870,026
855,325
886,206*
1,174,722
910,300
2,414,324*
1,737,794
280,640
29,949
1,427,205
211,187
12,118,241
10,275,527
67,892
38,951
589,694
2,884,004
1,037,903
1,846,101
884,836
928,100
1,191,236
958,703
2,732,111
1,842,714
297,422
32,308
1,512,984
304,541
12,557,461
10,629,793
60,220
20,112
614,224
2,829,789
1,062,270
1,767,519
915,017
935,275
1,238,264
1,037,967
2,978,925
1,927,668
302,156
36,412
1,589,100
301,687
13,615,682
11,553,749
98,768
25,494
638,234
3,112,845
1,170,742
1,942,103
958,758
999,055
1,298,964
1,192,861
3,228,770
2,061,933
324,741
39,876
1,697,316
218,929
14,822,709
12,592,958
102,851
30,212
724,529
3,318,675
1,255,186
2,063,489
1,027,444
1,110,577
1,418,009
1,264,004
3,596,657
2,229,751
350,255
40,815
1,838,681
252,084
15,857,498
13,481,662
105,018
28,718
776,080
3,457,391
1,353,827
2,103,564
¿069*017
¿202,688
¿530*310
1,352,739
3,959,701
2,375,836
363,630
41,553
1.970Î653
Iowa (Nonmetropolitan portion)
1984
Income by Place of Residence
Total personal income.............................................
Nonfarmpersonal income.........................................
Farmincome1.............................................
Population (thousands)“.............................................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............................
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 rent*..............................
Plus: Transfer payments...................................
Earnings by Place of Work
Earnings by type:
Wages and salaries..........................................
Other labor income......................................
Proprietors’ income6...................................
Farm..................................................
Nonfarm...............................................
Earnings by industry:
Farm............................................
Nonfarm............................................
Private.............................................
Agricultural services, forestry, fisheries, and other7......
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.
Adair, Iowa
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
19,030,023
17,620,412
1,409,611
1,672.7
11,377
19,816,817
17,960,802
1,856,015
1,653.3
11,987
20,729,510
18,302,140
2,427,370
1,622.7
12,775
21,186,974
18,827,497
2,359,477
1,604.2
13,207
21,845,561
19,983,468
1,862,093
1,603.4
13,625
23,795,915
21,605,025
2,190,890
1,601.1
14,862
93,990
86,993
6,997
9.3
10,151
11,484,545
631,760
515,616
11,368,401
4,641,059
3,020,563
12,040,457
679,590
555,243
11,916,110
4,680,092
3,220,615
12,921,408
720,930
561,556
12,762,034
4,648,189
3,319,287
13,499,865
792,105
626,114
13,333,874
4,451,556
3,401,544
13,946,245
898,942
677,696
13,724,999
4,533,182
3,587,380
15,029,698
1,011,297
708,592
14,726,993
5,178,096
3,890,826
7,688,164
783,538
3,012,843
1,171,174
1,841,669
7,794,790
755,255
3,490,412
1,627,680
1,862,732
7,982,966
793,194
4,145,248
2,207,273
1,937,975
8,476,091
838,695
4,185,079
2,136,926
2,048,153
9,122,108
904,847
3,919,290
1,646,410
2,272,880
1,409,611
10,074,934
8,327,603
139,610*
54,237*
626,649
2,532,876
971,125*
1,485,390*
785,358*
773,482*
1,138,383
422,542
1,824,187*
1,747,331
210,202
29,252
1,507,877
1,856,015
10,184,442
8,346,420
116,855*
59,420*
590,888
2,521,461
992,348*
1,472,061*
756,608*
784,246
1,131,218
415,160
1,958,295
1,838,022
221,182
30,939
1,585,901
2,427,370
10,494,038
8,590,923
97,441
44,469*
582,490
2,627,605
1,033,511*
1,523,470*
808,068*
762,497
1,135,382
430,658
2,093,766
1,903,115
226,448
35,137
1,641,530
2,359,477
11,140,388
9,130,487
(D)
(D)
570,657
2,870,188
1,101,959*
1,692,766*
808,738*
788,709
1,158,268
521,607
2,193,059
2,009,901
240,864
38,798
1,730,239
1,862,093
12,084,152
9,934,001
(D)
(D)
635,171
3,111,171
1,180,794*
1,875,491*
875,328*
844,963*
1,280,216
489,429
2,459,208
2,150,151
252,146
40,263
1,857,742
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
96,742
87,144
9,598
9.0
10,729
108,828
89,446
19,382
8.7
12,493
109,209
90,533
18,676
8.6
12,763
111,613
97,033
14,580
8.5
13,125
122,698
104*543
18,155
84
14,586
42,364
2,388
7,032
47,008
30,405
16,577
45,790
2,605
6,066
49,251
30,040
17,451
57,485
2,815
6,503
61,173
29,919
17,736
59,599
3,143
7*126
63,582
27,855
17,772
60,829
¿728
7*372
64*473
28*289
18^851
65902
4137
8024
69789
32456
20,453
9,680,414
978,212
4,371,072
1,982,295
2,388,777
25,709
2,424
14,231
5,345
8,886
26,592
2,441
16,757
8,023
8,734
27,312
2,609
27,564
17,876
9,688
30,592
2,905
26,102
17,174
8,928
34,180
3,341
23,308
13,140
10,168
34,915
3*476
27*511
16*785
10*726
2,190,890
12,838,808
10,568,911
153,334*
(D)
659,851
3,313,991
1,195,477*
2,018,848*
914,836*
913,203*
1,340,390
488,955
2,663,825*
2,269,897
261,859
41,452
1,966,586
6,997
35,367
29,104
(D)
(0)
3,266
2,889
(D)
(D)
(0)
3,605
5,198
1,886
6,465
6,263
868
149
5,246
9,598
36,192
29,670
(D)
(0)
2,779
3,263
(0)
(D)
(D)
3,590
5,304
2,037
7,028
6,522
945
250
5,327
19,382
38,103
31,451
317
(9)
2,774
4,281
(0)
(0)
(D)
3,506
4,986
1,994
7,616
6,652
994
179
5,479
18,676
40,923
33,952
*434
(D)
2,535
5,685
(D)
(D)
(D)
4,209
5,072
2*230
8,013
6,971
1,032
195
5,744
14,580
46,249
38,646
534
(D)
2,623
7*620
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
5,735
2,198
9053
7*603
1,184
201
6,218
18,155
47*747
39743
579
(D)
2629
8092
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
5978
2321
(D)
8,004
1245
204
6,555
16
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
IOWA
Table 5.— Personal Income for States and Counties of the Plains Region, 19 8 4-8 9 — Continued
[Thousands of dollars] ___________________________________
Allamakee. Iowa
Adams, Iowa
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
149,674
141,443
8,231
15.4
9,717
152,765
145,785
6,980
15.3
10,006
164,223
150,359
13,864
15.0
10,915
172,794
153,915
18,879
14.9
11,585
175,711
161,855
13,856
14.9
11,769
192,350
174,177
18,173
14.9
12,869
86,259
5,414
3,056
83,901
40,967
27,897
97,771
109,756
5,859
2,897
94,809
40,907
28,507
6,668
2,809
105,897
37,844
29,053
111,582
7,531
2,943
106,994
38,500
30,217
121,350
8,524
2,626
115,452
44,083
32,815
1984
Income by Place of Residence
T o t a l p e rs o n a l in c o m e ............
Nonfarmpersonal Income.
Farmincome1.............
Population (thousands)2..............................
P e r c a p ita p e rs o n a l in c o m e ( d o ll a r s ) ..................................
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 rent5................
Plus: Transfer payments............................
55,588
53,160
2,428
5.6
10,007
58,566
27,784
1,658
3,238
29,364
52,615
5,951
5.5
10 ,7 1 7
67,606
55,589
12,017
5.3
12,656
69,765
56,230
13,535
5.4
12,953
65,482
59,562
5,920
5.3
74,029
63,605
10,424
5.2
12,454
14,138
42,200
37,950
2,567
43,398
44,941
16,248
9606
117,9
39,394
14,158
11,930
12,840
86,914
4,967
3,126
85,073
39,278
25,323
15,878
31,360
1,797
3,159
32,722
14,867
10,346
10,977
39,083
I, 970
3,954
41,067
14,743
II,
18,555
1,684
7,545
965
6,580
18,373
1,538
11,449
4,565
6,884
19,055
1,657
18,371
10,683
7,688
20,891
1,821
19,488
12,179
7,309
22,992
2,011
12,947
4,605
8,342
23,441
2,094
17,863
9,150
8,713
50,666
5,367
30,881
6,057
24,824
52,158
5,211
28,890
4,880
24,010
54,970
5,707
37,094
11,793
25,301
59,899
6,193
43,664
16,711
26,953
63,702
6,619
41,261
11,697
29,564
67,375
7,076
46,899
16,001
30,898
2,428
25,356
20,873
401
(D)
1,470
1,624
(D)
(D)
(D)
3,971
3,025
1,197
7,034
4,483
795
90
3,598
5,951
25,409
20,784
326
(D)
1,523
1,400
(D)
(0)
(D)
4,283
3,034
1,107
7,018
4,625
854
95
3,676
12,017
27,066
22,471
297
(D)
1,394
4,717
(D)
(D)
(D)
1,706
2,943
1,143
7,701
4,595
865
108
3,622
13,535
28,665
23,892
387
(D)
1,365
5,746
3,356
2,390
(D)
1,738
3,272
1,329
7,775
4,773
963
123
3,687
5,920
32,030
26,925
393
(D)
1,439
6,904
3,832
3,072
(D)
1,899
3,930
1,314
8,501
5,105
1,019
125
3,961
10,424
32,974
27,647
390
(0)
1,597
6,849
(D)
(D)
(0)
2,107
3,704
1,331
9,026
5,327
1,090
127
4,110
8,231
78,683
66,302
3,605
706
3,877
13,084
6,220
6,864
11,479
6,904
9,930
4,583
12,134
12,381
1,148
253
10,980
6,980
79,279
66,363
2,709
669
3,598
14,257
6,922
7,335
10,008
7,518
10,305
3,367
13,932
12,916
1,238
270
11,408
13,864
83,907
69,978
2,346
319
4,306
16,491
7,638
8,853
11,163
6,625
9,959
3,595
15,174
13,929
1,334
308
12,287
18,879
90,877
76,145
3,311
282
4,350
19,289
8,752
10,537
11,670
7,031
10,011
4,066
16,135
14,732
1,509
339
12,884
13,856
97,726
82,187
3,197
336
4,508
21,497
9,354
12,143
11,552
7,077
11,956
4,249
17,815
15,539
1,636
353
13,550
18,173
103,177
86,859
4,808
327
4,244
22,844
9,789
13,055
11,721
7,642
12,498
4,437
18,338
16,318
1,784
362
14,172
2,186
3,910
43,924
13,935
4,011
2,846
4,389
Earnings by Place of Work
Wages and salaries...............................................
Other labor income................................................
Proprietors’ income6...............................................
Farm............................................................
Nonfarm........................................................
Earnings by industry:
Farm...............................................................
Nonfarm............................................................
Private..........................................................
Agricultural services, forestry, fisheries, and other7......
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..............................................
Audubon, Iowa
Appanoose, Iowa
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1985
1986
P e r c a p ita p e rs o n a l in c o m e ( d o ll a r s ) ..........................................................................
145,060
143,850
1,210
14.8
9,805
148,920
146,735
2,185
14.6
10,234
157,608
151,389
6,219
14.3
10,998
164,954
157,527
7,427
14.3
11,507
171,431
166,771
4,660
14.3
12,004
187,011
178,662
8,349
14.3
13,064
85,608
78,511
7,097
8.4
10,211
89,807
75,798
14,009
8.2
10,968
96,510
76,271
20,239
7.9
12,189
100,172
75,855
24,317
7.7
13,036
95,259
79,716
15,543
7.6
12,498
104,433
86,935
17,498
7.5
13,911
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 rent5..............................
Plus: Transfer payments..........................................
73,180
4,761
6,129
74,548
32,490
38,022
74,766
5,151
6,429
76,044
32,928
39,948
84,261
5,683
5,747
84,325
32,800
40,483
92,241
6,436
6,060
91,865
31,769
41,320
96,086
7,283
6,733
95,536
32,325
43,570
104,016
8,170
7,248
103,094
37,009
46,908
41,436
2,219
4,093
43,310
27,873
14,425
47,035
2,309
4,026
48,752
25,830
15,225
53,205
2,376
4,132
54,961
26,011
15,538
57,856
2,579
4,569
59,846
24,500
15,826
51,859
2,947
4,627
53,539
24,920
16,800
55,693
3,386
4,812
57,119
28,516
18,798
47,809
5,047
20,324
454
19,870
49,196
4,981
20,589
1,495
19,094
53,871
5,640
24,750
5,582
19,168
58,212
6,066
27,963
6,815
21,148
62,658
6,483
26,945
4,098
22,847
65,108
6,938
31,970
7,848
24,122
21,618
2,019
17,799
4,883
12,916
20,908
1,890
24,237
11,823
12,414
20,798
1,906
30,501
18,058
12,443
21,678
1,910
34,268
22,022
12,246
23,561
2,103
26,195
13,237
12,958
25,029
2,290
28,374
15,156
13,218
1,210
71,970
60,536
1,007
832
2,856
12,733
8,525
4,208
13,513
2,608
8,205
2,473
16,309
11,434
2,159
240
9,035
2,185
72,581
60,685
876
1,062
2,174
13,222
9,122
4,100
12,324
2,397
8,100
2,499
18,031
11,896
2,207
257
9,432
6,219
78,042
65,855
725
1,031
2,047
17,519
10,687
6,832
14,178
2,183
7,819
2,472
17,881
12,187
2,219
294
9,674
7,427
84,814
71,709
(0)
(D)
1,710
20,129
11,813
8,316
15,138
2,233
8,224
2,923
19,348
13,105
2,346
326
10,433
4,660
91,426
77,054
(D)
(D)
2,013
21,221
13,686
7,535
15,432
2,615
9,233
2,428
22,091
14,372
2,503
337
11,532
8,349
95,667
80,332
(D)
(0)
1,832
21,897
(»)
(D)
16,006
2,834
9,526
2,452
23,675
15,335
2,564
346
12,425
7,097
34,339
28,000
1,696
71
3,636
1,451
(0)
(D)
3,113
3,706
4,813
2,354
7,160
6,339
996
135
5,208
14,009
33,026
26,521
1,282
94
3,377
1,317
(0)
(D)
2,868
3,571
4,422
2,160
7,430
6,505
1,049
143
5,313
20,239
32,966
26,366
1,086
(L)
2,901
1,354
(0)
(0)
3,284
3,191
4,350
2,540
7,627
6,600
1,042
163
5,395
24,317
33,539
26,662
2,095
113
2,626
858
(»)
15,543
36,316
28,824
2,091
51
3,023
693
(D)
(D)
3,491
3,967
4,920
2,165
8,423
7,492
1,250
180
6,062
17,498
38,195
30,451
2,224
53
3,144
848
(D)
(D)
3,709
4,136
5,149
1,981
9,207
7,744
1,261
182
6,301
1984
1988
1989
1984
1987
Income by Place of Residence
Nonfarmpersonal income.........................................
Farmincome1......................................................
Population (thousands)2.............................................
Earnings by Place of Work
Earnings by type:
Wages and salaries................................................
Nonfarm........................................................
Earnings by industry:
Agricultural services, forestry, fisheries, and other7......
Construction.................................................
Manufacturing...............................................
Nondurable goods........................................
Transportation and public utilities.........................
Government and government enterprises.....................
State and local..............................................
See footnotes at end of tables.
m
2,950
3,485
4,273
2,659
7,603
6,877
1,182
175
5,520
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
IOWA
17
Table 5.— Personal Income for States and Counties of the Plains Region, 1984-89— Continued
(Thousands of dollars]
B e n to n , Io w a
1984
1985
1986
B la c k H a w k , Io w a
1987
1988
1989
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
In c o m e b y P la c e o f R e s id e n c e
Total personal income.............................................
Nonfarmpersonal income.........................................
Farmincome1......................................................
Population (thousands)2.............................................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............................
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 rent*...............................
Plus: Transfer payments...........................................
268,085
278,916
301,704
310,0 79
3 0 7,747
342,011
1,5 77,5 71
1,569,286
1,558,553
1,630,071
244,680
23,405
23.1
252,307
26,609
23.0
1,745 ,0 74
259,808
41,896
22.7
1,890,964
273,912
36,167
22.6
289,602
18,145
22.7
312,392
29,619
22.9
1,562,530
15,041
135.3
1,544,661
24,625
131.4
1,523,173
35,380
127.1
1,600,781
29,290
124.9
1,723,296
21,778
124.5
1,862,783
28,181
123.3
11,582
12,148
13,319
13 ,73 7
13,535
14,961
111,556
5,584
59,301
165,273
63,439
39,373
115,140
5,979
63,495
172,656
64,736
41,524
134,558
6,408
68,088
196,238
62,554
42,912
133,960
7,138
79,417
206,239
59,753
44,087
126,257
8,299
83,276
201,234
60,835
45,678
142,778
9,373
89,647
223,052
69,499
49,460
1,249,761
76,407
-137,192
1,036,162
287,128
254,281
1,199,788
76,570
-120,264
1,002,954
290,616
275,716
1,162,809
75,544
-103,969
983,296
289,081
286,176
1,270,452
84,971
-123,724
1,061,757
276,534
291,780
1,394,759
97,966
-137,926
1,158,867
281,770
304,437
1,500,976
109,376
-151,083
1,240,517
319,895
330,552
61,806
5,841
43,909
19,453
24,456
62,156
5,654
47,330
22,872
24,458
64,105
6,048
64,405
38,333
26,072
65,705
6,166
62,089
32,601
29,488
72,398
6,854
47,005
14,724
32,281
75,462
7,232
60,084
26,361
33,723
1,039,408
110,948
99,405
10,691
88,714
987,310
98,623
113,855
20,527
93,328
938,797
93,643
130,369
31,499
98,870
1,038,688
103,469
128,295
25,444
102,851
1,148,105
114,363
132,291
18,123
114,168
1,230,540
124,516
145,920
24,749
121,171
23,405
88,151
69,239
(D)
342
8,516
6,828
1,883
4,945
5,572
(D)
11,810
5,385
16,063
18,912
1,617
376
16,919
26,609
88,531
68,640
1,347
444
6,785
6,735
1,721
5,014
5,158
13,427
11,413
4,989
18,342
19,891
1,694
404
17,793
41,896
92,662
72,050
1,000
327
7,314
7,414
1,830
5,584
7,283
13,469
11,208
5,192
18,843
20,612
1,717
460
18,435
36,167
97,793
76,239
2,209
315
7,508
8,452
2,051
6,401
7,892
12,818
10,556
6,196
20,293
21,554
1,922
513
19,119
18,145
108,112
84,977
2,211
431
8,523
9,877
2,483
7,394
8,448
14,374
11,605
6,677
22,831
23,135
2,026
536
20,573
29,619
113,159
88,580
2,505
447
8,798
9,138
1,682
7,456
9,008
15,809
12,245
6,002
24,628
24,579
2,051
553
21,975
15,041
1,234,720
1,059,341
3,209
2,702
49,610
511,355
62,327
449,028
62,272
56,072
111,901
48,540
213,680
175,379
14,467
2,474
158,438
24,625
1,175,163
989,102
2,522
3,501
40,880
439,135
40,562
398,573
59,202
57,369
109,763
47,976
228,754
186,061
15,184
2,566
168,311
35,380
1,127,429
933,763
2,596
1,942
45,096
364,644
41,546
323,098
56,165
57,285
109,982
51,780
244,273
193,666
15,006
2,967
175,693
29,290
1,241,162
1,037,158
3,487
1,982
44,215
445,031
47,483
397,548
54,002
58,729
113,658
59,445
256,609
204,004
15,623
3,331
185,050
21,778
1,372,981
1,156,470
3,701
2,665
51,017
511,794
50,631
461,163
59,639
65,384
127,687
53,125
281,458
216,511
16,972
3,697
195,842
28,181
1,472,795
1,243,398
3,877
2,555
55,299
552,600
57,728
494,872
63,899
72,416
137,679
52,173
302,900
229,397
17,491
3,936
207,970
1984
1985
1986
1988
1989
11,6 6 1
11,939
12,261
13,052
14,019
15,335
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 other7......
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..............................................
B o o n e , Io w a
1984
1985
1986
B r e m e r , Io w a
1987
1988
1989
1987
In c o m e b y P la c e o f R e s id e n c e
Total personal income.............................................
Nonfarmpersonal income.........................................
Farmincome1..............................................
Population (thousands)2.............................................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............................
Derivation of total personal income:
Total earnings by place of work..................................
Less: Personal contributions for social insurance3...............
Plus: Adjuslmenl for residence...................................
Equals: Net earnings by place of residence......................
Plus: Dividends, interest, and rent5..............................
Pius: Transfer payments...........................................
308,065
324,001
336,712
341,820
347,948
376,885
278,642
289,522
289,003
19,062
26.0
297,324
26,677
25.8
295,115
3 0 3 ,717
302,600
34,112
25.5
314,593
309,297
32,523
25.4
342,031
329,105
18,843
25.4
355,618
21,267
25.5
269,694
8,948
24.7
273,933
15,589
24.3
273,446
21,669
23.8
284,933
18,784
23.4
11,868
302,683
11,910
23.3
12,551
329Ì426
12,605
23.1
13,203
13,470
13,679
14,761
11,262
11,904
12,397
12,995
13,515
14,782
160,387
8,652
39,504
191,239
64,394
52,432
172,223
9,443
39,874
202,654
65,917
55,430
183,251
10,027
40,923
214,147
66,251
56,314
187,150
10,583
43,081
219,648
64,848
57,324
185,086
12,016
47,182
220,252
66,027
61,669
197,580
13,491
50,287
234,376
75,374
67,135
142,763
8,518
39,955
174,200
66,498
37,944
156,344
9,570
33,982
180,756
67,705
41,061
164,131
9,994
29,359
183,496
68,635
42,984
169,367
10,998
36,278
194,647
65,195
43,875
178,330
12,727
37,770
203,373
66,359
44,861
190973
14,435
41,628
218*166
75^653
48Í212
116,271
10,100
34,016
15,534
18,482
119,539
9,822
42,862
23,372
19,490
121,705
10,033
51,513
31,025
20,488
126,899
10,330
49,921
29,534
20,387
135,228
11,239
38,619
16,058
22,561
142,800
12,117
42,663
18,731
23,932
100,940
10,229
31,594
6,587
25,007
105,360
10,308
40,676
13,412
27,264
105,313
10,403
48,415
19,638
28,777
111,225
10,835
47,307
16,804
30,503
122,598
11,892
43,840
10,062
33,778
131,370
13*044
46,559
10,917
35,642
19,062
141,325
104,378
631
264
6,646
15,456
9,373
6,083
24,123
7,481
21,854
4,717
23,206
36,947
2,552
554
33,841
26,677
145,546
105,809
573
405
6,810
14,432
9,086
5,346
23,308
7,995
22,138
4,560
25,588
39,737
2,722
444
36,571
34,112
149,139
108,633
509
152
5,919
15,390
9,337
6,053
22,850
8,749
23,242
4,583
27,239
40,506
2,868
504
37,134
32,523
154,627
110,186
(D)
(D)
4,367
15,949
8,370
7,579
22,794
9,426
23,405
5,576
26,272
44,441
3,120
576
40,745
18,843
166,243
120,066
(D)
(»)
5,507
17,210
8,868
8,342
24,272
11,205
25,004
4,836
29,524
46,177
3,257
600
42,320
21,267
176,313
128,537
657
718
5,972
19,433
10,337
9,096
25,535
12,910
26,663
4,539
32,110
47,776
3,345
618
43,813
8,948
133,815
115,625
1,385
429
(D)
33,252
13,625
19,627
4,174
(0)
13,810
17,005
28,764
18,190
1,553
408
16,229
15,589
140,755
121,798
1,240
550
6,702
36,773
13,168
23,605
3,473
9,062
13,335
17,893
32,770
18,957
1,633
438
16,886
21,669
142,462
122,869
1,122
306
5,901
35,204
13,158
22,046
3,870
9,196
13,289
19,258
34,723
19,593
1,653
499
17,441
18,784
150,583
130,270
1,537
270
6,630
36,125
15,851
20,274
3,432
10,245
14,421
20,744
36,866
20,313
1,774
531
18,008
11,910
166,420
144,808
1,613
361
7,286
42,689
15Í784
26,905
3J31
11,178
15,953
20,733
41,264
2Ú12
1,808
550
19,254
12,605
178,368
155,301
1,586
241
7,800
46*501
15*686
30815
4,051
11,682
17,112
21*578
44750
23¡067
2,080
560
20,427
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 other7......
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.
18
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
IOWA
Table 5.— Personal Income for States and Counties of the Plains Region, 1984-89— Continued
[Thousands of dollars]
Buena Vista, Iowa
Buchanan, Iowa
1984
Income by Place of Residence
Total personal income.............................................
Nonfarmpersonal Income.........................................
Farmincome1......................................................
Population (thousands)'.............................................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............................
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...........................................
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 other7......
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..............................................
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
239,773
226,977
12,796
21.0
11,435
265,357
232,073
33,284
20.7
12,844
278,522
239,827
38,695
20.5
13,594
279,499
245,060
34,439
20.2
13,834
290,582
259,390
31,192
20.1
14,430
320,125
282,972
37,153
20.1
15,896
132,629
8,704
49,399
173,324
60,977
47,715
143,711
8,392
3,705
139,024
63,090
37,659
167,105
9,137
3,618
161,586
63,640
40,131
179,577
9,896
3,102
172,783
63,769
41,970
183,913
10,878
3,530
176,565
59,972
42,962
192,931
12,303
3,707
184,335
61,096
45,151
211,984
13,981
3,676
201,679
69,789
48,657
79,281
7,167
36,220
13,040
23,180
83,218
7,777
41,634
17,360
24,274
100,449
9,810
33,452
8,347
25,105
103,908
9,789
53,408
28,933
24,475
108,676
10,564
60,337
34,436
25,901
114,331
10,996
58,586
30,071
28,515
123,019
11,842
58,070
26,895
31,175
133,430
13,118
65,436
32,906
32,530
15,653
107,015
76,693
2,106
266
6,494
16,504
9,216
7,288
6,888
10,361
13,024
4,531
16,519
30,322
2,087
514
27,721
19,900
112,729
81,397
2,133
298
6,404
18,174
10,054
8,120
7,561
10,755
13,482
4,716
17,874
31,332
2,142
526
28,664
12,796
130,915
112,776
3,152
326
9,864
28,417
25,258
3,159
6,867
13,524
17,085
7,906
25,635
18,139
2,805
334
15,000
33,284
133,821
114,969
2,437
465
7,172
32,385
29,339
3,046
6,831
12,894
16,784
8,218
27,783
18,852
3,046
356
15,450
38,695
140,882
121,121
1,883
138
7,115
35,291
32,179
3,112
7,501
12,720
16,654
9,066
30,753
19,761
3,145
406
16,210
34,439
149,474
128,691
3,155
142
6,592
37,515
34,194
3,321
7,357
13,476
17,184
10,323
32,947
20,783
3,297
459
17,027
31,192
161,739
139,354
3,168
199
7,242
41,453
37,437
4,016
7,686
13,749
18,563
10,173
37,121
22,385
3,490
475
18,420
37,153
174,831
149,540
3,197
210
6,231
47,499
43,167
4,332
7,759
15,295
19,688
9,476
40,185
25,291
3,654
487
21,150
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
231,984
213,897
18,087
22.9
10,131
231,530
213,590
17,940
22.5
10,290
243,013
215,047
27,966
21.8
11,147
257,763
227,764
29,999
21.6
11,924
259,015
243,362
15,653
21.8
11,896
282,016
262,116
19,900
21.7
12,981
103,289
5,134
«,268
138,423
56,074
37,487
104,019
5,504
37,489
136,004
54,892
40,634
117,289
5,864
35,851
147,276
53,932
41,805
126,787
6,604
42,212
162,395
52,417
42,951
122,668
7,686
46,456
161,438
53,405
44,172
62,975
5,578
34,736
15,240
19,496
64,048
5,475
34,496
15,204
19,292
66,499
5,931
44,859
25,321
19,538
72,155
6,350
48,282
27,313
20,969
18,087
85,202
60,931
1,407
377
7,514
7,864
4,091
3,773
6,503
9,474
10,913
3,981
12,898
24,271
1,601
382
22,288
17,940
86,079
60,185
1,113
422
6,389
9,333
5,644
3,689
5,405
9,481
10,374
3,890
13,778
25,894
1,721
407
23,766
27,966
89,323
62,816
1,030
224
5,836
11,577
6,425
5,152
5,984
8,961
10,390
3,973
14,841
26,507
1,847
464
24,196
29,999
96,788
68,306
2,173
234
5,818
12,613
6,712
5,901
6,115
9,961
11,256
4,972
15,164
28,482
1,942
491
26,049
1984
Calhoun, Iowa
Butler, Iowa
Income by Place of Residence
Total personal income.............................................
Nonfarmpersonal income.........................................
Farmincome*......................................................
Population (thousands)3.............................................
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...........................................
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 other’......
Mining.......................................................
Construction.................................................
Manufacturing...............................................
Nondurable goods........................................
Ourable 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.
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
191,828
171,888
19,940
17.4
11,054
195,334
170,177
25,157
17.1
11,446
199,324
168,105
31,219
16.6
12,000
199,067
171,433
27,634
16.3
12,200
208,236
180,329
27,907
16.3
12,792
228,265
195,302
32,963
16.2
14,122
152,745
127,414
25,331
13.0
11,767
160,930
125,199
35,731
12.6
12,752
162,305
123,758
38,547
12.2
13,253
163,931
127,923
36,008
12.1
13,550
166,461
135,416
31,045
12.1
13,765
188,408
147,010
41,398
12.0
15,667
76,036
3,710
36,442
108,768
52,133
30,927
79,794
3,910
35,492
111,376
51,797
32,161
86,758
4,067
32,524
115,215
50,149
33,960
84,877
4,474
38,011
118,414
46,027
34,626
89,257
5,125
41,512
125,644
46,873
35,719
99,445
6,048
42,669
136,066
53,517
38,682
84,117
3,809
1,976
82,284
44,577
25,884
93,318
4,000
1,601
90,919
42,263
27,748
95,898
4,091
1,467
93,274
40,765
28,266
99,248
4,770
2,158
96,636
38,406
28,889
100,314
5,521
1,937
96,730
39,185
30,546
115,471
6,416
1,725
110,780
44,728
32,900
36,010
3,386
36,640
16,852
19,788
35,375
3,189
41,230
22,220
19,010
36,247
3,379
47,132
28,409
18,723
37,320
3,442
44,115
24,818
19,297
39,335
3,610
46,312
25,199
21,113
43,100
4,056
52,289
30,374
21,915
38,352
3,686
42,079
23,599
18,480
37,746
3,582
51,990
34,050
17,940
37,658
3,661
54,579
36,903
17,676
40,672
3,908
54,668
34,318
20,350
44,044
4,187
52,083
29,382
22,701
47,170
4,530
63,771
39,752
24,019
19,940
56,096
45,658
2,227
194
5,703
3,061
253
2,808
5,700
6,988
6,184
3,259
12,342
10,438
1,192
287
8,959
25,157
54,637
43,786
1,797
337
4,445
3,286
358
2,928
4,408
6,433
6,483
3,253
13,344
10,851
1,264
306
9,281
31,219
55,539
44,194
1,551
107
4,869
3,767
357
3,410
4,684
6,658
5,809
3,484
13,265
11,345
1,349
348
9,648
27,634
57,243
45,519
2,297
186
4,780
3,862
390
3,472
5,021
6,483
5,746
3,877
13,267
11,724
1,470
371
9,883
27,907
61,350
49,165
2,391
158
5,178
4,447
396
4,051
4,978
7,256
6,542
3,367
14,848
12,185
1,429
384
10,372
32,963
66,482
53,392
2,340
148
4,643
5,892
335
5,557
5,265
9,209
6,870
3,090
15,935
13,090
1,461
391
11,238
25,331
58,786
47,745
2,134
143
4,036
4,110
1,379
2,731
6,836
6,700
6,229
3,650
13,907
11,041
1,100
208
9,733
35,731
57,587
46,069
1,656
208
3,255
4,283
1,379
2,904
5,888
6,681
6,143
3,456
14,499
11,518
1,153
222
10,143
38,547
57,351
45,569
1,366
57
3,073
4,383
1,405
2,978
5,965
6,420
6,181
3,732
14,392
11,782
1,222
253
10,307
36,008
63,240
50,906
2,485
66
3,280
5,349
1,413
3,936
5,630
6,655
5,935
4,607
16,899
12,334
1,378
275
10,681
31,045
69,269
56,015
2,509
94
3,674
5,664
1,365
4,299
5,890
7,225
6,708
4,785
19,466
13,254
1,468
286
11,500
41,398
74,073
60,261
2,616
99
3,601
6,379
1,695
4,684
6,215
7,773
6,612
4,603
22,363
13,812
1,500
291
12,021
1984
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
IOWA
19
Table 5.— Personal Income for States and Counties of the Plains Region, 1984-89— Continued
[Thousands of dollars]
C a r r o ll, Io w a
1984
1985
1986
C a s s , Io w a
1987
1988
1989
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
I n 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 rs o n a l i n c o m e .........................................................................................................................
281,241
295,632
306,679
313,221
330,218
359,108
198,259
205,310
2 12 ,5 11
218,413
227,021
251,692
Nonfarmpersonal income.........................................
Farmincome1......................................................
Population (thousands)2.............................................
256,983
24,258
23.0
260,645
34,987
22.8
267,303
39,376
22.5
275,857
37,364
22.3
294,223
35,995
22.4
318,171
40,937
22.4
190,703
7,556
17.1
192,458
12,852
16.6
194,308
18,203
16.0
197,726
20,687
15.6
209,269
17,752
15.5
225,645
26,047
15.3
P e r c a p ita p e rs o n a l in c o m e ( d o ll a r s ) ..........................................................................
12,233
12,949
13,616
14,065
14,763
16,025
11,626
12,402
13,254
13,965
14,626
16,425
Derivation of total personal income:
Total earnings by place ot work..................................
Less: Personal contributions for social insurance3...............
Plus: Adjustment for residence...................................
Equals: Net earnings by place of residence......................
Plus: Dividends, interest, and rent*..............................
Plus: Transfer payments...........................................
181,420
10,135
-1,760
169,525
73,780
37,936
192,825
10,898
-1,221
180,706
75,024
39,902
201,768
11,570
-597
189,601
75,541
41,537
209,525
12,853
-730
195,942
74,609
42,670
224,085
14,651
-683
208,751
75,944
45,523
239,039
16,381
-262
222,396
86,855
49,857
115,307
6,755
-799
107,753
57,067
33,439
119,827
7,134
-918
111,775
58,603
34,932
126,479
7,426
-668
118,385
58,575
35,551
135,379
8,170
-417
126,792
55,346
36,275
141,880
9,268
-814
131,798
56,339
38,884
155,802
10,335
-838
144,629
64,405
42,658
112,442
10,378
58,600
20,244
38,356
111,078
9,754
71,993
31,176
40,817
112,534
10,155
79,079
35,733
43,346
119,507
10,633
79,385
33,711
45,674
129,331
11,535
83,219
32,485
50,734
135,765
12,293
90,981
37,585
53,396
80,227
7,957
27,123
5,450
21,673
80,412
7,513
31,902
10,817
21,085
81,456
7,855
37,168
16,233
20,935
85,781
8,307
41,291
18,687
22,604
92,075
9,017
40,788
15,807
24,981
95,747
9,566
50,489
24,155
26,334
24,258
157,162
141,926
2,223
316
9,154
22,150
6,236
15,914
18,946
28,219
20,754
8,546
31,618
15,236
2,402
375
12,459
34,987
157,838
142,021
1,639
601
8,386
20,927
5,376
15,551
18,070
28,865
19,726
8,264
35,543
15,817
2,503
401
12,913
39,376
162,392
145,877
1,223
172
8,916
23,116
6,215
16,901
19,555
27,706
19,676
8,135
37,378
16,515
2,606
457
13,452
37,364
172,161
154,904
2,127
184
8,368
24,487
6,201
18,286
21,497
27,853
20,025
10,046
40,317
17,257
2,842
506
13,909
35,995
188,090
169,634
2,203
209
10,224
25,682
7,715
17,967
22,517
30,689
22,796
9,737
45,577
18,456
2,893
528
15,035
40,937
198,102
178,346
2,358
216
10,188
24,733
7,007
17,726
23,745
32,977
24,218
10,133
49,778
19,756
2,980
542
16,234
7,556
107,751
88,070
974
990
8,179
20,356
7,210
13,146
5,451
11,461
15,010
4,736
20,913
19,681
1,679
273
17,729
12,852
106,975
86,486
786
1,040
7,994
19,907
7,286
12,621
5,105
10,973
14,143
4,687
21,851
20,489
1,861
288
18,340
18,203
108,276
87,279
690
741
7,608
20,369
7,412
12,957
6,072
10,684
14,327
4,981
21,807
20,997
1,935
328
18,734
20,687
114,692
93,054
1,070
789
7,713
22,135
7,435
14,700
6,073
11,551
14,166
6,058
23,499
21,638
2,020
355
19,263
17,752
124,128
100,876
1,114
804
8,559
25,547
9,025
16,522
6,607
11,515
15,098
5,799
25,833
23,252
2,061
366
20,825
26,047
129,755
105,449
1,182
751
9,071
26,608
10,026
16,582
6,555
12,301
15,237
5,786
27,958
24,306
2,170
371
21,765
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1988
1989
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 other7......
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..............................................
C e d a r , Io w a
1984
C e rro G o r d o , Io w a
1984
1985
1986
1987
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 rs o n a l in c o m e .........................................................................................................................
228,427
235,375
247,453
252,118
263,455
2 79 ,714
598,198
617,2 03
644,482
667,333
700,597
758,982
Nonfarmpersonal income.........................................
Farmincome’......................................................
Population (thousands)2.............................................
211,360
17,067
18.9
214,016
21,359
18.8
216,393
31,060
18.4
221,376
30,742
18.1
236,742
26,713
18.1
256,909
22,805
18.1
581,852
16,346
48.6
597,579
19,624
49.1
612,060
32,422
48.7
641,533
25,800
48.0
681,459
19,138
48.1
733,869
25,113
48.2
P e r c a p ita p e rs o n a l in c o m e ( d o ll a r s ) ..........................................................................
12,106
12,540
13,462
13 ,9 17
14,534
15 ,4 77
12,314
12,574
13,231
13,903
14,564
15,748
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 rent2...............................
Plus: Transfer payments...........................................
94,738
4,940
48,309
138,107
62,336
27,984
98,191
5,223
49,583
142,551
62,871
29,953
110,782
5,560
52,805
158,027
58,553
30,873
112,505
5,994
56,421
162,932
57,512
31,674
118,081
7,022
60,845
171,904
58,592
32,959
120,410
8,023
64,751
177,138
66,962
35,614
408,645
25,055
-8,134
375,456
131,394
91,348
421,972
27,242
-11,714
383,016
134,365
99,822
445,028
28,861
-12,006
404,161
135,324
104,997
466,968
31,683
-12,908
422,377
136,160
108,796
496,016
35,741
-11,568
448,707
138,807
113,083
528,471
39,567
-10,278
478,626
158,049
122,307
55,082
5,076
34,580
12,949
21,631
54,077
4,752
39,362
17,455
21,907
54,484
4,957
51,341
27,356
23,985
57,394
5,379
49,732
27,073
22,659
64,178
6,248
47,655
23,222
24,433
68,849
6,831
44,730
19,520
25,210
317,772
29,987
60,886
13,291
47,595
327,958
29,789
64,225
16,735
47,490
332,485
30,798
81,745
29,677
52,068
354,276
32,291
80,401
23,075
57,326
380,382
34,419
81,215
16,541
64,674
399,916
36,675
91,880
22,666
69,214
17,067
77,671
63,464
1,667
289
5,840
8,890
2,715
6,175
6,023
13,873
9,896
4,152
12,834
14,207
2,499
305
11,403
21,359
76,832
62,000
1,222
377
6,014
7,833
2,684
5,149
5,757
13,724
9,787
3,809
13,477
14,832
2,593
328
11,911
31,060
79,722
64,370
999
118
6,993
8,474
2,690
5,784
6,887
12,340
9,455
3,966
15,138
15,352
2,727
374
12,251
30,742
81,763
65,961
2,481
143
6,683
10,517
4,855
5,662
7,279
11,970
9,266
5,126
12,496
15,802
2,653
412
12,737
26,713
91,368
74,730
2,494
194
7,499
13,413
6,182
7,231
8,654
13,290
10,313
4,811
14,062
16,638
2,597
428
13,613
22,805
97,605
79,919
2,474
199
6,849
15,068
7,442
7,626
9,497
14,385
11,062
4,687
15,698
17,686
2,669
437
14,580
16,346
392,299
342,946
1,368
1,196
24,075
81,060
26,746
54,314
30,601
30,713
49,272
20,450
104,211
49,353
6,454
784
42,115
19,624
402,348
351,231
1,304
1,479
21,559
87,662
26,909
60,753
28,972
29,629
50,436
21,545
108,645
51,117
6,701
829
43,587
32,422
412,606
359,592
1,114
611
20,973
92,423
28,213
64,210
29,266
28,792
50,976
22,311
113,126
53,014
6,646
945
45,423
25,800
441,168
384,705
1,114
743
19,944
105,071
31,206
73,865
29,746
30,156
52,824
25,043
120,064
56,463
6,758
1,091
48,614
19,138
476,878
416,531
1,176
853
21,340
112,322
31,944
80,378
31,900
33,966
56,516
22,049
136,409
60,347
7,102
1,135
52,110
25,113
503,358
439,981
1,248
953
22,951
116,233
37,223
79,010
33,058
32,855
58,062
21,001
153,620
63,377
7,297
1,188
54,892
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..............................................
See footnotes at end of tables.
20
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
IOWA
Table 5.— Personal Income for States and Counties of the Plains Region, 1984-89— Continued
[Thousands of dollars]
Cherokee, Iowa
1984
Chickasaw, Iowa
1985
1986
1987
169,764
159,271
10,493
15.9
10,679
177,925
161,489
16,436
15.6
11,434
186,924
163,395
23,529
15.1
12,343
186,828
162,947
23,881
14.9
12,579
195,143
170,910
24,233
14.7
13,282
214,908
183,203
31,705
14.5
14,781
108,054
6,016
-5,189
96,849
45,439
27,476
116,574
6,525
-5,625
104,424
43,989
29,512
123,913
6,721
-5,018
112,174
43,724
31,026
123,934
6,905
-4,518
112,511
42,420
31,897
131,316
7,763
-4,707
118,846
43,219
33,078
76,630
7,348
24,076
8,031
16,045
79,375
7,287
29,912
14,047
15,865
77,959
7,301
38,653
21,195
17,458
77,786
6,968
39,180
21,487
17,693
10,493
97,561
77,427
1,250
216
7,213
23,345
21,489
1,856
5,360
5,773
13,864
3,964
16,442
20,134
1,647
257
18,230
16,436
100,138
78,321
991
245
7,176
25,304
23,497
1,807
5,117
5,661
13,691
3,666
16,470
21,817
1,782
272
19,763
23,529
100,384
78,291
973
76
7,487
23,829
22,014
1,815
5,801
5,552
13,660
3,649
17,264
22,093
1,688
310
20,095
23,881
100,053
76,652
1,883
214
5,184
22,437
18,932
3,505
5,227
5,843
14,298
4,340
17,226
23,401
1,602
337
21,462
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
168,842
156,367
12,475
15.4
10,979
175,973
160,483
15,490
15.1
11,667
183,675
162,720
20,955
14.8
12,400
185,457
162,839
22,618
14.4
12,846
187,835
173,364
14,471
14.3
13,162
200,817
186,121
14,696
14.1
14,211
143,224
8,619
-4,778
129,827
49,387
35,694
100,108
5,565
8,084
102,627
41,670
24,545
108,165
6,300
6,796
108,661
40,807
26,505
115,841
6,650
6,602
115,793
40,881
27,001
119,841
7,174
7,258
119,925
38,347
27,185
119,974
8,151
8,492
120,315
39,008
28,512
125,863
9,175
8,895
125,583
44,550
30,684
82,111
7,399
41,806
21,878
19,928
84,969
7,807
50,448
29,382
21,066
58,986
6,329
34,793
10,162
24,631
60,589
6,317
41,259
13,263
27,996
60,840
6,568
48,433
18,792
29,641
64,184
6,896
48,761
20,410
28,351
69,044
7,246
43,684
12,314
31,370
72,631
7,864
45,368
12,583
32,785
24,233
107,083
82,519
1,900
203
6,232
23,350
19,005
4,345
5,953
6,243
15,673
3,944
19,021
24,564
1,606
346
22,612
31,705
111,519
86,209
1,956
194
6,560
24,926
20,133
4,793
5,917
5,983
16,009
3,673
20,991
25,310
1,697
352
23,261
12,475
87,633
77,314
753
160
5,864
26,265
20,377
5,888
5,342
6,914
7,801
3,176
21,039
10,319
1,379
253
8,687
15,490
92,675
81,688
613
162
4,996
28,917
23,048
5,869
4,122
6,353
7,693
2,986
25,846
10,987
1,501
271
9,215
20,955
94,886
83,639
477
132
4,337
29,689
22,774
6,915
4,534
6,684
7,036
3,078
27,672
11,247
1,514
308
9,425
22,618
97,223
85,510
767
52
4,493
31,640
24,275
7,365
4,340
6,910
7,408
3,467
26,433
11,713
1,596
328
9,789
14,471
105,503
93,097
850
73
4,925
33,770
25,072
8,698
5,135
7,403
8,278
3,480
29,183
12,406
1,707
337
10,362
14,696
111,167
98,396
718
103
5,265
35,931
25,982
9,949
5,045
7,948
8,607
3,490
31,289
12,771
1,767
342
10,662
Income by Place of Residence
Total personal income.............................................
Nonfarmpersonal income.........................................
Farmincome1......................................................
Population (thousands)2.............................................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............................
Derivation of total personal income:
Total earnings by place ol work..................................
Less: Personal contributions for social insurance3...............
Plus: Adjustment for residence....................................
Equals: Net earnings by place of residence......................
Plus: Dividends, interest, and rent5...............................
Plus: Transfer payments...........................................
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 other7......
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..............................................
Clay, Iowa
Clarke, Iowa
1984
1988
1989
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
Income by Place of Residence
Total personal income.............................................
Nonfarmpersonal income.........................................
Farmincome1......................................................
Population (thousands)7.............................................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............................
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 rent5...............................
Plus: Transfer payments...........................................
84,992
83,146
1,846
8.8
9,707
94,943
86,054
8,889
8.6
10,988
100,456
90,053
10,403
8.6
11,704
106,477
93,077
13,400
8.7
12,242
107,493
100,364
7,129
8.8
12,190
121,313
110,800
10,513
9.0
13,547
208,682
197,227
11,455
19.3
10,830
224,243
201,710
22,533
18.7
12,006
234,089
204,725
29,364
18.1
12,965
237,958
211,750
26,208
17.6
13,486
253,274
227,773
25,501
17.6
14,416
278,835
244,522
34,313
17.4
16,057
46,927
2,909
3,963
47,981
20,804
16,207
55,125
3,187
4,198
56,136
21,721
17,086
61,286
3,594
3,789
61,481
21,528
17,447
68,608
4,015
3,770
68,363
20,253
17,861
68,073
4,623
4,243
67,693
20,578
19,222
80,520
5,586
2,076
77,010
23,580
20,723
140,122
8,042
-6,174
125,906
51,185
31,591
150,431
8,489
-5,787
136,155
53,673
34,415
159,401
8,886
-5,875
144,640
53,494
35,955
167,209
9,946
-6,755
150,508
50,540
36,910
183,495
11,596
-7,915
163,984
51,475
37,815
200,155
12,818
-8,427
178,910
58,749
41,176
33,840
3,402
9,685
1,025
8,660
34,950
3,396
16,779
8,122
8,657
39,041
3,941
18,304
9,675
8,629
42,567
4,316
21,725
12,678
9,047
46,614
4,822
16,637
6,445
10,192
53,926
5,795
20,799
9,871
10,928
99,014
9,640
31,468
8,442
23,026
98,653
9,082
42,696
19,653
23,043
99,128
9,347
50,926
26,605
24,321
108,136
10,261
48,812
23,445
25,367
120,981
11,628
50,886
22,843
28,043
126,341
12,527
61,287
31,769
29,518
1,846
45,081
37,316
1,346
82
1,526
14,449
6,141
8,308
2,877
2,109
5,287
1,732
7,908
7,765
1,008
141
6,616
8,889
46,236
38,217
830
107
1,224
15,334
6,359
8,975
3,190
1,955
5,334
1,460
8,783
8,019
1,043
150
6,826
10,403
50,883
42,431
549
68
1,920
18,310
8,564
9,746
3,165
2,071
5,411
1,546
9,391
8,452
1,146
171
7,135
13,400
55,208
46,150
922
62
1,554
21,143
9,974
11,169
3,017
2,355
5,797
1,911
9,389
9,058
1,262
198
7,598
7,129
60,944
51,017
926
72
1,384
24,078
11,919
12,159
3,230
2,496
6,370
1,916
10,545
9,927
1,362
208
8,357
10,513
70,007
59,395
919
72
1,478
30,443
16,163
14,280
3,363
2,918
6,680
1,958
11,564
10,612
1,434
217
8,961
11,455
128,667
108,843
1,200
226
9,896
17,554
5,333
12,221
12,123
13,944
19,000
8,203
26,697
19,824
2,582
331
16,911
22,533
127,898
107,367
831
303
8,435
15,698
2,680
13,018
12,319
13,246
18,818
8,318
29,399
20,531
2,581
342
17,608
29,364
130,037
108,725
838
133
9,023
15,499
2,472
13,027
12,906
13,426
17,839
8,363
30,698
21,312
2,675
382
18,255
26,208
141,001
118,050
1,341
110
9,147
20,307
4,284
16,023
13,308
14,814
18,586
7,895
32,542
22,951
2,922
417
19,612
25,501
157,994
132,973
1,377
166
9,625
24,910
4,606
20,304
14,654
17,152
20,346
7,398
37,345
25,021
2,980
452
21,589
34,313
165,842
139,382
1,158
172
10,586
27,286
5,097
22,189
15,181
15,820
21,619
7,604
39,956
26,460
3,028
437
22,995
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 other7......
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
IOWA
21
Table 5.— Personal Income for States and Counties o f the Plains Region, 1984-89— Continued
[Thousands of dollars]
Clinton, Iowa
Clayton, Iowa
Earnings by Place of Work
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..............................................
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1986
211,871
187,922
23,949
21.2
10,004
209,787
191,751
18,036
21.0
9,990
226,755
197,099
29,656
20.4
11,141
236,664
202,769
33,895
20.2
11,738
242,651
216,515
26,136
20.2
12,035
263,207
233,178
30,029
20.1
13,118
639,299
619,913
19,386
55.4
11,544
644,268
629,005
15,263
54.6
11,793
669,564
631,804
37,760
53.4
12,534
687,539
649,253
38,286
52.8
13,010
724,780
692,184
32,596
52.9
13,698
767,544
745,171
22,373
52.8
14,536
114,220
5,732
11,628
120,116
55,703
36,052
108,445
6,114
12,218
114,549
56,703
38,535
125,503
6,653
11,262
130,112
57,749
38,894
135,638
7,402
13,208
141,444
55,271
39,949
139,156
8,633
13,076
143,599
56,220
42,832
149,149
9,753
12,944
152,340
64,391
46,476
408,516
25,051
21,344
404,809
129,694
104,796
405,125
26,767
22,660
401,018
132,590
110,660
432,133
28,100
20,880
424,913
131,424
113,227
449,866
30,220
25,441
445,087
126,043
116,409
485,505
34,712
21,233
472,026
128,278
124,476
500,240
38,438
24,215
486,017
146,122
135,405
65,143
6,139
42,938
20,464
22,474
65,108
5,938
37,399
14,672
22,727
69,904
6,605
48,994
26,352
22,642
72,832
6,893
55,913
30,456
25,457
80,515
7,751
50,890
22,725
28,165
84,835
8,358
55,956
26,622
29,334
318,551
33,575
56,390
14,758
41,632
316,136
31,269
57,720
10,846
46,874
318,083
31,854
82,196
33,519
48,677
328,795
32,546
88,525
34,014
54,511
358,075
35,633
91,797
28,472
63,325
376,692
38,094
85,454
18,407
67,047
23,949
90,271
70,676
3,465
366
10,078
14,365
3,870
10,495
4,538
8,508
10,294
4,366
14,696
19,595
2,194
348
17,053
18,036
90,409
70,187
3,062
405
9,190
14,547
3,995
10,552
4,569
8,279
10,117
4,312
15,706
20,222
2,297
372
17,553
29,656
95,847
75,059
2,894
293
9,683
16,993
4,036
12,957
5,011
8,885
10,069
4,482
16,749
20,788
2,374
425
17,989
33,895
101,743
80,237
4,720
259
9,180
18,956
4,450
14,506
5,601
8,710
10,480
5,264
17,067
21,506
2,461
458
18,587
26,136
113,020
89,856
4,783
339
10,816
23,174
4,641
18,533
5,996
9,103
11,572
5,241
18,832
23,164
2,602
475
20,087
30,029
119,120
94,543
4,929
342
11,473
24,713
4,033
20,680
6,204
8,646
11,939
5,685
20,612
24,577
2,856
485
21,236
19,386
389,130
348,391
1,145
618
22,368
130,105
106,674
23,431
38,758
15,481
41,240
15,389
83,287
40,739
4,007
935
35,797
15,263
389,862
347,058
1,148
869
25,274
121,851
105,859
15,992
40,386
15,242
40,862
15,562
85,864
42,804
4,117
979
37,708
37,760
394,373
350,495
927
312
27,343
120,480
105,539
14,941
37,766
14,872
40,763
15,240
92,792
43,878
4,227
1,089
38,562
38,286
411,580
366,834
1,441
306
26,246
125,729
108,682
17,047
44,488
14,590
41,036
16,800
96,198
44,746
4,529
1,201
39,016
32,596
452,909
404,605
1,389
442
35,358
138,395
119,615
18,780
49,236
15,853
43,643
16,046
104,243
48,304
4,870
1,248
42,186
22,373
477,867
428,110
1,531
424
34,726
147,929
125,345
22,584
50,830
18,939
44,923
16,383
112,425
49,757
4,970
1,278
43,509
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
Income by Place ot Residence
Nonfarmpersonal income.........................................
Farmincome*......................................................
Population (thousands)2.............................................
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..........................................
1984
1985
1984
1988
1989
1987
Dallas Iowa
Crawford, Iowa
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
195,568
185,222
10,346
19.3
10,128
197,186
185,437
11,749
19.0
10,357
215,974
188,167
27,807
18.5
11,696
214,327
188,783
25,544
18.5
11,617
222,668
195,746
26,922
18.4
12,129
239,284
206,064
33,220
18.3
13,078
364,589
353,335
11,254
29.8
12,242
379,091
366,088
13,003
29.9
12,668
402,668
378,059
24,609
29.7
13,561
422,700
398,419
24,281
29.8
14,202
445,523
432,153
13,370
30.4
14,679
467,230
452,801
14,429
30.8
15,189
133,095
7,719
-12,231
113,145
51,187
31,236
135,013
8,264
-12,364
114,385
51,102
31,699
154,238
8,731
-12,661
132,846
49,931
33,197
156,168
9,301
-13,292
133,575
46,501
34,251
159,395
9,851
-11,718
137,826
47,437
37,405
164,633
10,371
-10,296
143,966
54,106
41,212
149,537
8,840
97,928
238,625
71,465
54,499
152,552
9,518
105,731
248,765
72,840
57,486
165,259
9,848
113,531
268,942
74,116
59,610
179,250
11,248
122,691
290,693
71,089
60,918
187,253
13,189
134,418
308,482
72,418
64,623
186,250
13,895
140,685
313,040
82,722
71,468
94,829
10,233
28,033
7,743
20,290
95,999
9,971
29,043
9,261
19,782
97,851
10,473
45,914
25,405
20,509
102,292
10,892
42,984
23,101
19,883
102,021
10,578
46,796
24,544
22,252
99,876
10,429
54,328
30,909
23,419
102,047
10,190
37,300
8,488
28,812
103,347
10,012
39,193
10,385
28,808
104,181
10,270
50,808
22,127
28,681
115,938
11,674
51,738
21,829
29,909
130,610
12,893
43,750
11,041
32,709
127,256
12,559
46,435
12,242
34,193
10,346
122,749
104,345
1,009
364
5,590
48,286
46,298
1,988
6,629
8,519
11,515
3,854
18,579
18,404
2,514
314
15,576
11,749
123,264
104,147
822
498
4,515
49,373
47,615
1,758
6,754
8,545
11,230
3,811
18,599
19,117
2,806
337
15,974
27,807
126,431
106,661
785
151
4,054
51,248
49,577
1,671
6,995
7,939
10,743
3,739
21,007
19,770
2,896
384
16,490
25,544
130,624
109,928
1,260
136
4,087
52,959
50,964
1,995
6,688
8,182
10,988
5,085
20,543
20,696
3,127
419
17,150
26,922
132,473
109,933
1,249
171
4,998
47,561
45,309
2,252
6,996
8,564
12,385
4,419
23,590
22,540
3,290
433
18,817
33,220
131,413
107,773
1,243
178
4,615
42,234
39,875
2,359
7,599
9,427
12,550
4,663
25,264
23,640
3,317
443
19,880
11,254
138,283
117,220
4,015
558
10,606
28,776
18,204
10,572
10,785
10,072
14,279
9,143
28,986
21,063
2,114
480
18,469
13,003
139,549
117,814
2,601
587
10,042
29,660
19,387
10,273
11,886
9,585
14,431
9,404
29,618
21,735
2,228
525
18,982
24,609
140,650
117,488
2,348
412
10,307
28,623
18,348
10,275
12,148
9,137
14,182
10,397
29,934
23,162
2,339
598
20,225
24,281
154,969
130,050
3,262
796
10,281
35,990
23,706
12,284
12,660
9,431
14,667
11,171
31,792
24,919
2,591
677
21,651
13,370
173,883
146,540
4,676
673
13,927
38,941
23,868
15,073
13,444
11,320
15,714
11,584
36,261
27,343
2,797
716
23,830
14,429
171,821
142,515
4,165
651
12,844
32,142
14,527
17,615
14,011
10,946
16,993
10,982
39,781
29,306
2,926
744
25,636
1984
Income by Place of Residence
Total personal income.............................................
Nonfarmpersonal income.........................................
Farmincome*......................................................
Population (thousands)’ .............................................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............................
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 rent5...............................
Plus: Transfer payments...........................................
Earnings by Place of Work
Earnings by type.Wages and salaries................................................
Other labor income................................................
Proprietors’ income8...............................................
Farm............................................................
Nonfarm........................................................
Earnings by industry:
Farm...............................................................
Nonfarm............................................................
Private..........................................................
Agricultural services, forestry, fisheries, and other7......
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.
22
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
IOWA
Table 5.— Personal Income for States and Counties o f the Plains Region, 19 84-89— Continued
[Thousands of dollars]
Davis Iowa
1984
Income by Place of Residence
Total personal income.....................................................................................
1985
1986
Decatur, Iowa
1987
1988
1989
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
Per capita personal income (dollars)....................................................
86,729
80,811
5,918
9.1
9,521
90,270
81,731
8,539
9.0
10,061
94,460
84,170
10,290
8.9
10,636
97,256
85,546
11,710
8.8
11,083
95,834
90,249
5,585
8.7
11,061
103,624
97,884
5,740
8.6
11,996
74,997
72,296
2,701
9.3
8,099
80,503
74,133
6,370
9.1
8,892
83,963
73,930
10,033
8.9
9,414
84,747
74,123
10,624
8.7
9,723
83,444
78,606
4,838
8.6
9,690
92,950
86’280
6,670
85
10,882
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 rent'...............................
Plus: Transfer payments...........................................
41,066
2,222
11,805
50,649
19,005
17,075
42,130
2,293
13,042
52,879
19,260
18,131
46,693
2,532
11,248
55,409
20,142
18,909
48,998
2,764
12,649
58,883
19,067
19,306
46,971
3,228
12,782
56,525
19,401
19,908
49,931
3,724
13,605
59,812
22,306
21,506
39,638
2,456
1,356
38,538
17,847
18,612
45,959
2,793
164
43,330
17,926
19,247
48,359
2,771
1,187
46,775
17,817
19,371
49,789
2,939
1,617
48,467
16,448
19,832
45,877
3,267
2,366
44,976
16723
21,745
52,736
3918
1,388
50*206
19759
23,585
22,333
2,209
16,524
5,002
11,522
22,365
2,123
17,642
7,663
9,979
23,103
2,232
21,358
9,446
11,912
23,917
2,301
22,780
10,854
11,926
26,197
2,635
18,139
4,755
13,384
27,835
2,873
19,223
4,937
14,286
27,192
2,432
10,014
1,372
8,642
30,434
2,680
12,845
5,094
7,751
29,399
2,585
16,375
8,807
7,568
29,763
2,552
17,474
9,393
8,081
30,687
2,609
12,581
3,652
8,929
34,764
3,100
14,872
5,532
9,340
5,918
35,148
26,649
400
141
1,616
3,526
523
3,003
3,205
2,055
4,880
1,751
9,075
8,499
954
151
7,394
8,539
33,591
25,109
368
82
1,451
3,605
524
3,081
2,553
2,181
4,869
1,884
8,116
8,482
943
161
7,378
10,290
36,403
27,643
392
194
1,752
3,443
527
2,916
3,922
2,267
4,792
1,805
9,076
8,760
907
184
7,669
11,710
37,288
28,437
(0)
(D)
1,202
4,180
619
3,561
4,173
2,174
4,813
2,277
8,849
8,851
995
199
7,657
5,585
41,386
32,019
604
139
1,392
5,735
998
4,737
4,311
2,251
5,379
2,457
9,751
9,367
995
204
8,168
5,740
44,191
34,156
605
148
1,454
6,471
1,439
5,032
4,483
2,203
5,699
2,562
10,531
10,035
1,023
209
8,803
2,701
36,937
29,191
819
115
1,630
5,906
2,606
3,300
3,646
2,841
3,847
1,290
9,097
7,746
1,004
150
6,592
6,370
39,589
31,531
552
128
2,212
8,373
3,362
5,011
3,451
2,818
3,773
1,212
9,012
8,058
1,023
159
6,876
10,033
38,326
29,837
464
80
1,522
7,500
3,360
4,140
3,786
2,441
3,556
1,250
9,238
8,489
1,060
180
7,249
10,624
39,165
30,091
818
100
1,579
7,148
3,505
3,643
3,527
2,580
3,560
1,411
9,368
9,074
1,126
198
7,750
4,838
41,039
31,441
912
108
1,674
6,066
3,726
2,340
4,421
2,891
3,929
1,310
10,130
9,598
1,188
203
8,207
6,670
46,066
35,839
1,016
106
2,281
6,770
3,780
2,990
6,089
3,105
3,973
1,283
11,216
10,227
1,270
207
8,750
Nonfarmpersonal income.........................................
Farmincome*.....................................................
Population (thousands)2.............................................
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 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..............................................
Delaware, Iowa
1984
Des M oines, Iowa
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
Per capita personal income (dollars)....................................................
195,978
168,519
27,459
19.3
10,149
194,882
169,053
25,829
19.2
10,155
215,644
173,787
41,857
18.7
11,526
227,530
182,465
45,065
18.7
12,182
225,122
193,425
31,697
18.6
12,097
242,218
209,305
32,913
18.6
13,037
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...........................................
111,122
5,191
13,359
119,290
49,564
27,124
104,872
5,255
15,589
115,206
50,467
29,209
124,567
5,649
15,479
134,397
51,412
29,835
137,236
6,532
16,610
147,314
49,645
30,571
132,622
7,480
17,827
142,969
50,483
31,670
60,231
5,860
45,031
23,349
21,682
58,271
5,376
41,225
21,851
19,374
61,224
5,782
57,561
37,941
19,620
68,920
6,493
61,823
40,980
20,843
27,459
83,663
68,561
(D)
(D)
7,035
16,228
4,109
12,119
7,976
8,587
9,439
4,174
12,747
15,102
1,298
322
13,482
25,829
79,043
63,187
1,368
916
5,968
16,526
4,337
12,189
5,233
8,365
8,612
3,789
12,410
15,856
1,380
347
14,129
41,857
82,710
66,091
1,137
746
7,098
17,513
4,291
13,222
5,148
8,338
8,954
3,645
13,512
16,619
1,460
396
14,763
45,065
92,171
73,947
(0)
(0)
7,597
21,500
4,712
16,788
5,392
8,393
9,042
4,583
14,661
18,224
1,577
424
16,223
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
554,070
529,654
24,416
45.2
12,262
573,614
549,739
23,875
44.8
12,798
590,611
567,120
23,491
44.2
13,369
605,758
592,012
13,746
44.1
13,747
633,357
621,185
12,172
44.3
14,295
681,880
669,335
12,545
44.5
15,316
141,024
8,507
17,462
149,979
57,782
34,457
434,966
26,375
-49,907
358,684
108,354
87,032
445,056
28,804
-47,477
368,775
109,303
95,536
465,725
31,313
-51,901
382,511
110,121
97,979
488,796
34,371
-55,800
398,625
106,128
101,005
513,336
37,692
-55,489
420,155
108,092
105,110
544,498
41,719
-57,942
444,837
123,245
113,798
74,657
7,101
50,864
27,634
23,230
80,177
7,730
53,117
28,842
24,275
335,068
34,006
65,892
21,955
43,937
344,305
33,207
67,544
21,593
45,951
361,415
35,899
68,411
21,364
47,047
389,151
38,446
61,199
11,684
49,515
407,580
39,514
66,242
10,253
55,989
430,834
42,616
71,048
10,799
60,249
31,697
100,925
81,269
(D)
(0)
6,610
25,585
4,792
20,793
5,868
9,138
10,300
4,603
16,362
19,656
1,832
439
17,385
32,913
108,111
87,086
(0)
(D)
7,439
27,762
5,209
22,553
6,097
9,323
10,531
4,830
18,026
21,025
1,930
450
18,645
24,416
410,550
371,232
1,099
1,040
21,347
165,295
17,230
148,065
36,358
19,252
42,046
10,758
74,037
39,318
5,848
830
32,640
23,875
421,181
379,952
1,052
1,182
18,405
170,741
15,011
155,730
35,987
20,921
42,379
11,875
77,410
41,229
6,226
918
34,085
23,491
442,234
399,767
1,196
521
20,139
183,810
14,638
169,172
35,853
20,585
43,262
12,333
82,068
42,467
6,033
1,014
35,420
13,746
475,050
429,514
1,380
399
20,542
200,742
14,744
185,998
35,881
24,154
43,583
15,279
87,554
45,536
6,090
1,139
38,307
12,172
501,164
450,493
1,468
582
23,471
199,029
15,734
183,295
36,782
27,919
48,074
15,741
97,427
50,671
6,455
1,202
43,014
12,545
531,953
479,335
1,583
595
26,520
208,963
17,503
191,460
40,071
28,441
49,974
16,263
106,925
52,618
6,605
1,240
44,773
Income by Place of Residence
Total personal income....................................................................................
Nonfarmpersonal Income.........................................
Farmincome*......................................................
Population (thousands)2.............................................
Earnings by Place of Work
Earnings bytype:
Wages and salaries................................................
Other labor income................................................
Proprietors' income0...............................................
Farm............................................................
Nonfarm........................................................
Earnings by Industry:
Farm...............................................................
Nonfarm............................................................
Private..........................................................
Agricultural services, forestry, fisheries, and other7......
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
IOWA
23
Table 5.— Personal Income for States and Counties o f the Plains Region, 1984-89— Continued
[Thousands of dollars]
D u b u q u e , Io w a
D ic k in s o n , Io w a
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
In c o m e b y P la c e o f R e s id e n c e
193,528
194,511
206,366
216,063
230,390
256,321
1,024,239
1,053,848
1,0 77,3 2 7
1,15 1,9 13
1,209,473
1,2 98,574
Farmincome1......................................................
Population (thousands)2.............................................
185,721
7,807
15.5
183,938
10,573
15.4
190,318
16,048
15.2
199,035
17,028
15.1
213,490
16,900
15.3
236,216
20,105
15.4
1,006,153
18,086
92.1
1,039,832
14,016
91.9
1,053,189
24,138
90.7
1,121,831
30,082
90.6
1,185,532
23,941
90.9
1,264,849
33,725
91.4
P e r c a p ita p e rs o n a l in c o m e ( d o l la r s ) ..........................................................................
12,470
12,605
13 ,571
14,309
15,086
16,696
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 ot residence......................
Plus: Dividends, interest, and rent5...............................
Plus: Transfer payments..........................................
103,080
6,144
8,882
105,818
57,917
29,793
99,350
6,137
10,735
103,948
58,440
32,123
110,680
6,734
10,707
114,653
58,375
33,338
119,817
7,648
11,241
123,410
58,276
34,377
131,547
8,917
12,388
135,018
59,385
35,987
147,408
10,515
12,617
149,510
67,782
39,029
855,998
53,882
-147,448
654,668
215,295
154,276
877,381
58,849
-151,646
666,886
228,213
158,749
877,504
60,231
-139,980
677,293
236,731
163,303
977,617
68,451
-160,670
748,496
234,953
168,464
1,025,993
75,278
-162,763
787,952
239,156
182,365
1,073,322
81,464
-164,520
827,338
272,769
198,467
69,726
6,207
27,147
5,681
21,466
63,551
5,211
30,588
8,524
22,064
67,554
5,740
37,386
14,066
23,320
73,938
6,142
39,737
15,020
24,717
81,975
6,894
42,678
14,950
27,728
92,105
7,909
47,394
18,212
29,182
689,236
71,402
95,360
14,080
81,280
713,767
69,836
93,778
10,144
83,634
703,194
68,857
105,453
20,289
85,164
785,229
76,636
115,752
26,002
89,750
827,199
79,571
119,223
19,836
99,387
856,521
82,542
134,259
29,560
104,699
7,807
95,273
82,556
790
570
12,403
21,877
11,155
10,722
3,937
6,610
14,670
4,554
17,145
12,717
1,102
247
11,368
10,573
88,777
75,517
912
710
5,655
19,635
10,732
8,903
3,744
6,356
14,826
3,930
19,749
13,260
1,228
268
11,764
16,048
94,632
80,910
890
309
6,420
21,307
11,992
9,315
4,082
5,943
15,231
5,085
21,643
13,722
1,306
305
12,111
17,028
102,789
88,170
1,143
218
6,023
22,432
12,299
10,133
3,886
6,418
17,317
6,842
23,891
14,619
1,420
344
12,855
16,900
114,647
98,655
1,100
261
7,084
24,279
12,809
11,470
4,353
7,285
18,263
6,701
29,329
15,992
1,526
360
14,106
20,105
127,303
110,578
1,280
244
8,001
28,123
1,981
26,142
4,636
7,576
19,889
7,056
33,773
16,725
1,580
372
14,773
18,086
837,912
772,907
4,206
1,521
37,736
344,053
79,220
264,833
51,421
41,605
77,549
26,828
187,988
65,005
8,944
2,357
53,704
14,016
863,365
794,530
3,366
1,954
36,380
351,682
79,259
272,423
50,796
41,375
78,556
26,197
204,224
68,835
9,428
2,456
56,951
24,138
853,366
782,368
2,761
980
39,098
317,999
79,597
238,402
50,060
41,502
80,788
29,020
220,160
70,998
9,440
2,822
58,736
30,082
947,535
873,858
3,508
2,722
40,237
376,167
98,094
278,073
50,231
44,851
84,185
36,355
235,602
73,677
9,793
2,723
61,161
23,941
1,002,052
922,729
3,586
4,069
45,517
385,621
106,603
279,018
53,890
48,072
92,645
36,289
253,040
79,323
10,672
2,920
65,731
33,725
1,039,597
957,175
3,556
1,714
48,549
386,054
105,384
280,670
54,132
57,528
98,133
37,046
270,463
82,422
11,240
2,947
68,235
1988
1989
1984
1985
1986
1988
1989
1 1 ,1 1 9
11 ,4 73
11,8 73
12 ,715
13,302
14,207
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...............................................
Nonfarm........................................................
Earnings by industry:
Agricultural services, forestry, fisheries, and other7......
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..............................................
F a y e t t e , Io w a
E m m e t , Io w a
1984
1985
1986
1987
1987
In c o m e b y P la 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 .........................................................................................................................
140,355
149,729
148,778
147,979
152,195
167,623
253,692
256,451
265,288
271,582
26 7,121
292,863
Nonfarmpersonal income.........................................
Farmincome'......................................................
Population (thousands)2.............................................
128,007
12,348
12.7
124,131
25,598
12.4
123,105
25,673
11.8
123,906
24,073
11.6
132,571
19,624
11.6
141,804
25,819
11.5
231,262
22,430
24.9
230,753
25,698
24.2
230,106
35,182
23.3
231,677
39,905
22.8
247,081
20,040
22.6
267,604
25,259
22.3
P e r c a p ita p e rs o n a l in c o m e ( d o l la r s ) ..........................................................................
11,0 22
12,105
12,595
12,800
13,092
14,590
10,202
10,588
1 1 ,3 7 7
1 1 ,9 1 1
11,822
13,149
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 rent6...............................
Plus: Transfer payments..........................................
87,790
4,781
-4,265
78,744
36,546
25,065
95,779
4,723
-3,262
87,794
35,621
26,314
94,346
4,756
-2,958
86,632
35,086
27,060
96,691
5,210
-3,449
88,032
32,347
27,600
99,327
5,987
-3,732
89,608
33,076
29,511
108,016
6,587
-3,560
97,869
37,611
32,143
145,693
7,961
7,043
144,775
62,971
45,946
147,220
8,427
6,232
145,025
62,980
48,446
155,727
8,641
6,376
153,462
63,258
48,568
166,235
9,422
7,805
164,618
57,766
49,198
158,139
10,840
8,464
155,763
58,756
52,602
172,183
12,385
8,694
168,492
67,139
57,232
57,466
5,982
24,342
10,933
13,409
52,460
5,060
38,259
24,253
14,006
51,426
4,970
37,950
24,386
13,564
54,512
5,291
36,888
22,784
14,104
58,989
5,816
34,522
18,386
16,136
60,260
6,083
41,673
24,636
17,037
91,956
9,052
44,685
17,629
27,056
90,992
8,467
47,761
21,080
26,681
90,970
8,666
56,091
30,689
25,402
94,754
9,137
62,344
35,303
27,041
102,384
9,860
45,895
15,532
30,363
108,728
10,607
52,848
20,831
32,017
12,348
75,442
63,067
436
523
3,959
19,551
12,057
7,494
5,776
5,406
8,924
3,517
14,975
12,375
1.431
206
10,738
25,598
70,181
57,389
449
512
4,015
13,599
9,026
4,573
6,286
5,114
8,692
3,320
15,402
12,792
1,401
217
11,174
25,673
68,673
55,313
407
425
4,002
11,509
6,012
5,497
6,760
4,993
8,161
3,138
15,918
13,360
1,382
247
11,731
24,073
72,618
58,299
550
460
4,066
13,740
6,569
7,171
6,216
4,732
8,458
3,474
16,603
14,319
1,465
263
12,591
19,624
79,703
64,047
589
474
4,338
15,935
6,675
9,260
6,737
5,080
9,019
3,198
18,677
15,656
1,571
274
13,811
25,819
82,197
65,769
598
528
4,299
15,108
6,162
8,946
7,037
5,194
9,466
3,072
20,467
16,428
1,587
278
14,563
22,430
123,263
103,364
1,634
1,034
5,749
17,286
6,401
10,885
16,515
15,949
15,781
5,658
23,758
19,899
2,501
406
16,992
25,698
121,522
100,931
1,268
1,093
4,931
16,213
6,842
9,371
15,851
15,879
15,071
5,148
25,477
20,591
2,679
429
17,483
35,182
120,545
99,358
1,282
746
5,242
16,685
7,058
9,627
15,394
15,051
14,549
5,464
24,945
21,187
2,701
490
17,996
39,905
126,330
104,678
(0)
(0)
4,299
19,199
8,011
11,188
15,042
15,068
14,729
6,393
26,819
21,652
2,767
519
18,366
20,040
138,099
114,890
(D)
(D)
4,564
19,795
8,034
11,761
17,466
16,445
16,487
6,541
30,329
23,209
2,908
533
19,768
25,259
146,924
124,417
2,457
1,082
4,996
20,875
8,541
12,334
18,893
17,459
17,029
6,343
35,283
22,507
2,997
539
18,971
E a r n in g s b y P la c e o f W o r k
Earnings bytype:
Wages and salaries................................................
Other labor income................................................
Proprietors' income*...............................................
Farm............................................................
Nonfarm........................................................
Earnings by industry:
Farm...............................................................
Nonfarm............................................................
Private..........................................................
Agricultural services, forestry, fisheries, and other7......
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.
24
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
IOWA
Table 5.— Personal Income for States and Counties of the Plains Region, 19 84-89— Continued
[Thousands of dollars]
F lo y d , Io w a
1984
1985
1986
F r a n k lin , Io w a
1987
1988
1989
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
In c o m e b y P la 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 .........................................................................................................................
213,6 67
215,057
224,610
Nonfarmpersonal income.........................................
Farmincome1......................................................
Population (thousands)2.............................................
227,615
234,374
255,338
144,862
149,887
193,047
20,620
19.2
161,8 67
188,152
26,905
19.1
190,877
33,733
18.4
15 7,431
162,923
195,223
32,392
18.2
208,040
26,334
18.1
179,169
226,244
29,094
18.0
123,246
21,616
12.7
122,223
27,664
12.6
122,421
39,446
12.3
P e r c a p ita p e rs o n a l in c o m e ( d o l l a r s ) ..........................................................................
122,172
35,259
12.0
127,249
35,674
11.8
137,247
41,922
11.7
11,12 8
1 1 ,2 7 7
1 2 ,1 7 7
12 ,5 17
12,919
14 ,1 8 7
11,40 1
11,896
13,200
13,144
13,752
15,306
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 rent5...............................
Plus: Transfer payments...........................................
121,298
6,468
2,954
117,784
59,035
36,848
117,949
6,248
6,037
117,738
57,940
39,379
130,312
6,810
5,379
128,881
55,693
40,036
136,856
7,646
5,290
134,500
52,475
40,640
142,375
8,907
5,070
138,538
53,430
42,406
155,276
10,298
3,856
148,834
60,963
45,541
87,053
4,238
-3,463
79,352
44,008
21,502
93,722
4,569
-4,173
84,980
41,801
23,106
106,875
4,802
-4,256
97,817
39,878
24,172
103,922
5,088
-4,187
94,647
37,723
25,061
108,756
5,696
-3,723
99,337
38,438
25,148
118,203
6,369
-3,659
108,175
43,854
27,140
78,543
7,895
34,860
17,028
17,832
70,190
6,529
41,230
23,465
17,765
74,716
7,181
48,415
30,433
17,982
80,658
7,705
48,493
29,078
19,415
88,868
8,586
44,921
23,140
21,781
96,252
9,586
49,438
26,029
23,409
50,808
4,945
31,300
17,393
13,907
51,269
4,789
37,664
23,606
14,058
52,386
5,215
49,274
35,529
13,745
52,552
5,118
46,252
31,304
14,948
54,564
5,288
48,904
31,839
17,065
56,216
5,606
56,381
38,213
18,168
20,620
100,678
84,992
518
345
6,029
28,143
(D)
(D)
4,074
7,091
12,795
4,089
21,908
15,686
1,488
312
13,886
26,905
91,044
74,962
420
329
6,033
19,514
(0)
(D)
3,931
6,456
11,853
4,229
22,197
16,082
1,574
332
14,176
33,733
96,579
79,889
286
93
5,476
23,811
(D)
32,392
104,464
86,779
490
106
5,124
27,694
26,334
116,041
96,865
456
149
5,443
33,293
17,605
15,688
4,433
7,644
11,953
5,182
28,312
19,176
1,828
428
16,920
29,094
126,182
105,983
457
157
5,792
39,652
19,539
20,113
4,617
7,805
12,417
5,020
30,066
20,199
1,898
435
17,866
21,616
65,437
55,879
538
302
4,911
15,584
4,215
11,369
3,692
9,156
7,449
3,542
10,705
9,558
1,059
205
8,294
27,664
66,058
56,030
447
359
4,854
16,099
4,009
12,090
3,717
8,125
7,500
3,309
11,620
10,028
1,162
220
8,646
39,446
67,429
57,043
493
292
4,336
17,088
3,718
13,370
4,088
8,297
7,239
3,702
11,508
10,386
1,271
252
8,863
35,259
68,663
57,669
539
165
4,732
15,005
3,573
11,432
3,633
8,056
7,385
3,217
14,937
10,994
1,425
272
9,297
35,674
73,082
61,266
509
212
4,871
14,892
2,779
12,113
4,365
8,737
7,584
2,973
17,123
11,816
1,469
279
10,068
41,922
76,281
63,918
546
340
4,902
16,542
2,892
13,650
4,541
9,160
7,046
2,931
17,910
12,363
1,500
284
10,579
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..............................................
(D)
(D)
3,744
6,983
11,452
5,815
25,371
17,685
1,800
413
15,472
(D )
3,925
6,739
11,580
4,779
23,200
16,690
1,649
380
14,661
F r e m o n t , Io w a
1984
1985
1986
1987
G r e e n e , Io w a
1988
1989
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
In c o m e b y P la 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 .........................................................................................................................
108,988
125,394
128 ,617
127,623
130,858
144,402
141,623
150,746
161,924
Nonfarmpersonal income.........................................
Farmincome1......................................................
Population (thousands)1.............................................
158,352
153,224
170,499
97,613
11,375
9.2
100,027
25,367
9.0
100,567
28,050
8.9
105,128
22,495
8.9
109,702
21,156
8.8
117,039
27,363
8.7
120,754
20,869
11.7
120,865
29,881
11.5
122,685
39,239
11.1
122,090
30,262
10.9
127,887
25,337
10.7
138,248
32,251
10.5
P e r c a p ita p e rs o n a l in c o m e ( d o l la r s ) ..........................................................................
11,865
13,902
14,508
14,332
14,943
16 ,511
12,062
13,129
14,568
14,593
14,362
16,236
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..........................................
67,535
3,594
1,114
65,055
25,120
18,813
79,790
3,755
3,653
79,688
26,153
19,553
80,990
3,767
6,043
83,266
24,842
20,509
81,816
4,378
4,523
81,961
24,565
21,097
82,604
4,763
5,625
83,466
25,044
22,348
90,221
5,229
6,339
91,331
28,642
24,429
74,697
3,460
3,610
74,847
43,696
23,080
83,775
3,692
3,495
83,578
42,615
24,553
94,800
3,892
3,741
94,649
42,548
24,727
94,825
4,297
3,731
94,259
39,132
24,961
86,805
4,776
4,247
86,276
39,979
26,969
96,574
5,394
4,350
95,530
45,558
29,411
42,022
5,571
19,942
8,793
11,149
40,594
4,867
34,329
22,866
11,463
39,463
4,913
36,614
25,619
10,995
42,893
5,525
33,398
20,021
13,377
44,240
5,732
32,632
18,739
13,893
44,982
5,938
39,301
25,001
14,300
40,599
3,887
30,211
17,677
12,534
40,290
3,680
39,805
26,867
12,938
40,944
3,899
49,957
36,394
13,563
43,195
4,068
47,562
33,470
14,092
44,235
4,159
38,411
22,701
15,710
45,881
4,403
46,290
29,800
16,490
11,375
56,160
49,453
3,980
286
2,861
19,079
(D)
(D)
2,208
4,462
5,348
1,918
9,311
6,707
949
149
5,609
25,367
54,423
47,401
3,917
303
2,702
16,629
(D)
(0)
2,013
4,568
4,896
1,861
10,512
7,022
1,025
157
5,840
28,050
52,940
45,679
2,915
221
3,124
15,776
(D)
(D)
2,419
4,769
4,795
1,881
9,779
7,261
1,048
177
6,036
22,495
59,321
51,740
5,804
236
2,231
18,981
(0)
(D)
2,079
5,497
4,381
2,257
10,274
7,581
1,166
202
6,213
21,156
61,448
53,314
5,750
229
2,668
20,145
(D)
(0)
2,074
5,098
4,767
2,111
10,472
8,134
1,142
206
6,786
27,363
62,858
54,455
5,695
229
2,388
19,995
20,869
53,828
42,444
535
640
3,123
9,955
328
9,627
4,691
4,150
5,393
3,631
10,326
11,384
1,118
189
10,077
29,881
53,894
42,121
371
678
2,794
9,254
341
8,313
4,383
4,522
5,297
3,646
11,176
11,773
1,185
200
10,388
39,239
55,561
43,340
279
575
2,991
10,017
312
9,705
5,131
4,410
5,213
3,538
11,186
12,221
1,243
229
10,749
36,262
58,563
45,968
518
351
3,319
10,995
303
10,692
5,134
4,379
5,612
3,948
11,712
12,595
1,399
246
10,950
25,337
61,468
48,245
507
482
3,455
10,438
366
10,072
5,683
4,544
6,352
3,905
12,879
13,223
1,415
251
11,557
32,251
64,323
50,433
533
475
3,474
10,460
392
10,068
5,860
4,986
6,827
3,978
13,840
13,890
1,429
255
12,206
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 other7......
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)
2,282
5,718
5,221
2,138
10,789
8,403
1,212
212
6,979
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
IOWA
25
Table 5.— Personal Income for States and Counties of the Plains Region, 1984-89— Continued
[Thousands of dollars]
G u th r ie , Io w a
G r u n d y , Io w a
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
In c o m e b y P la c e o f R e s id e n c e
177,0 3 4
186,441
189,165
189,968
190,955
205,453
125,729
134,486
143,278
145,872
152,610
163,633
Farmincome*......................................................
Population (thousands)2.............................................
152,396
24,638
13.7
151,061
35,380
13.6
148,282
40,883
13.1
151,174
38,794
12.8
160,564
30,391
12.7
174,270
31,183
12.5
116,952
8,777
11.6
120,699
13,787
11.5
123,484
19,794
11.3
124,083
21,789
11.0
132,162
20,448
11.0
142,742
20,891
10.9
P e r c a p ita p e rs o n a l in c o m e ( d o l l a r s ) ..........................................................................
12,940
13,703
14,388
14,822
15,044
16,423
10,845
11 ,72 5
12 ,712
13,203
13,872
14,953
82,716
3,739
29,078
108,055
45,919
23,060
91,826
3,904
27,771
115,693
46,203
24,545
96,770
3,968
26,863
119,665
44,759
24,741
97,859
4,404
28,968
122,423
42,355
25,190
94,324
5,050
31,875
121,149
43,164
26,642
99,951
5,851
33,446
127,546
49,241
28,666
49,913
2,720
19,627
66,820
34,274
24,635
55,413
2,930
21,286
73,769
34,960
25,757
63,219
3,122
22,236
82,333
34,532
26,413
66,466
3,404
24,127
87,189
31,920
26,763
70,207
4,019
25,627
91,815
32,432
28,363
72,985
4,610
27,194
95,569
37,163
30,901
43,013
4,019
35,684
20,158
15,526
42,677
3,826
45,323
31,118
14,205
41,821
3,889
51,060
36,825
14,235
43,484
4,030
50,345
34,762
15,583
46,173
4,239
43,912
26,540
17,372
49,458
4,640
45,853
27,541
18,312
28,068
2,610
19,235
6,807
12,428
28,016
2,517
24,880
11,879
13,001
28,714
2,602
31,903
17,930
13,973
30,148
2,678
33,640
19,873
13,767
32,902
2,913
34,392
18,565
15,827
34,486
3,137
35,362
19,031
16,331
24,638
58,078
48,127
713
175
3,717
9,453
5,208
4,245
4,273
9,830
5,775
3,168
11,023
9,951
1,033
222
8,696
35,380
56,446
46,161
633
227
3,045
8,803
5,153
3,650
4,174
10,084
5,446
3,069
10,680
10,285
1,085
236
8,964
40,883
55,887
45,156
637
91
2,991
8,966
5,371
3,595
4,425
8,745
4,921
3,060
11,320
10,731
1,173
269
9,289
38,794
59,065
47,917
995
90
3,169
10,141
6,043
4,098
4,232
8,369
5,026
3,538
12,357
11,148
1,305
291
9,552
30,391
63,933
52,198
997
117
3,473
9,709
4,888
4,821
4,619
10,311
5,381
3,269
14,322
11,735
1,315
299
10,121
31,183
68,768
56,320
800
122
3,498
10,977
5,186
5,791
4,845
11,548
5,533
3,174
15,823
12,448
1,349
302
10,797
8,777
41,136
30,689
465
148
6,450
447
356
91
3,386
4,297
5,175
2,690
7,631
10,447
1,169
186
9,092
13,787
41,626
30,734
369
196
6,160
274
(D)
(D)
3,534
4,258
4,847
3,132
7,964
10,892
1,294
200
9,398
19,794
43,425
32,207
515
135
5,740
315
(D)
0»
4,199
4,514
4,667
3,228
8,894
11,218
1,344
228
9,646
21,789
44,677
32,978
633
136
5,465
373
(0)
(0)
3,771
5,404
4,714
3,660
8,822
11,699
1,476
251
9,972
20,448
49,759
37,064
749
218
6,328
410
(D)
(D)
4,382
6,500
5,214
3,672
9,591
12,695
1,605
260
10,830
20,891
52,094
38,731
807
60
6,709
432
208
224
4,547
6,106
5,453
4,054
10,563
13,363
1,717
265
11,381
Total earnings by place of work..................................
Less: Personal contributions for social insurance’...............
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:
Nonfarm........................................................
Earnings by industry:
Agricultural services, forestry, fisheries, and other7......
Construction.................................................
Manufacturing...............................................
Nondurable goods........................................
Durable goods............................................
Transportation and public utilities.........................
Finance, insurance, and real estate........................
Services.....................................................
Government and government enterprises.....................
Federal, civilian.............................................
State and local..............................................
H a n c o c k , Io w a
H a m ilto n , Io w a
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
In c o m e b y P la 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 .........................................................................................................................
225,912
246,255
264,302
265,795
271,496
291,652
165,932
169,657
173,745
172,9 47
1 7 7 ,7 6 7
197,668
Nonfarmpersonal income.........................................
Farmincome1......................................................
Population (thousands)’ .............................................
204,915
20,997
17.4
209,332
36,923
17.3
217,386
46,916
17.2
222,461
43,334
16.9
242,653
28,843
16.9
264,326
27,326
17.0
135,503
30,429
13.8
132,840
36,817
13.7
134,171
39,574
13.4
136,785
36,162
13.2
146,063
31,704
13.3
158,628
39,040
13.3
P e r c a p ita p e rs o n a l in c o m e ( d o l l a r s ) ..........................................................................
12,951
14,2 67
15,403
15,683
16,029
1 7 ,1 7 8
12,068
12,393
12,981
13,075
13,358
14,864
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 rent*...............................
Plus: Transfer payments...........................................
131,459
6,975
12,480
136,964
56,264
32,684
150,234
7,646
12,918
155,506
56,165
34,584
169,452
8,518
12,683
173,617
55,579
35,106
173,829
9,441
12,785
177,173
52,615
36,007
177,329
11,231
13,052
179,150
53,568
38,778
186,564
12,694
14,065
187,935
61,253
42,464
93,949
4,026
8,724
98,647
46,273
21,012
99,058
4,226
7,692
102,524
44,287
22,846
101,799
4,336
8,089
105,552
44,089
24,104
104,180
4,953
8,306
107,533
40,879
24,535
107,892
5,816
8,983
111,059
41,655
25,053
119,173
6,534
9,986
122,625
47,594
27,449
82,889
8,294
40,276
16,713
23,563
85,711
8,217
56,306
32,744
23,562
91,032
8,992
69,428
42,824
26,604
98,155
9,545
66,129
39,127
27,002
111,507
10,867
54,955
24,698
30,257
119,021
12,188
55,355
23,224
32,131
46,168
4,776
43,005
27,949
15,056
45,811
4,538
48,709
34,447
14,262
45,643
4,639
51,517
37,297
14,220
49,822
5,036
49,322
33,870
15,452
55,860
5,675
46,357
29,492
16,865
58,682
6,108
54,383
36,911
17,472
20,997
110,462
94,286
2,663
1,167
6,684
33,467
12,432
21,035
5,843
13,909
10,930
5,061
14,562
16,176
1,614
278
14,284
36,923
113,311
96,381
2,454
942
5,670
36,490
13,565
22,925
4,417
14,206
10,730
4,968
16,504
16,930
1,761
297
14,872
46,916
122,536
104,925
1,559
917
6,042
40,282
12,883
27,399
6,316
14,656
10,913
4,431
19,809
17,611
1,859
339
15,413
43,334
130,495
111,988
(9)
(0)
5,219
43,828
14,661
29,167
5,708
16,357
11,472
5,790
19,919
18,507
2,042
386
16,079
28,843
148,486
128,906
(0)
(0)
6,780
51,858
15,476
36,382
6,302
19,624
12,475
5,760
22,278
19,580
2,168
400
17,012
27,326
159,238
138,527
(0)
(D)
7,411
54,727
15,618
39,109
7,184
21,340
13,102
5,988
24,741
. 20,711
2,100
410
18,201
30,429
63,520
52,894
2,891
238
3,827
17,410
5,136
12,274
5,255
7,226
6,474
2,388
7,185
10,626
1,311
224
9,091
36,817
62,241
51,088
1,938
345
3,216
16,712
4,841
11,871
5,210
7,033
6,720
2,301
7,613
11,153
1,424
242
9,487
39,574
62,225
50,644
1,474
90
3,030
16,829
4,275
12,554
5,324
6,397
6,302
2,558
8,640
11,581
1,455
2)7
9,849
36,162
68,018
55,718
2,735
72
3,731
20,031
4,159
15,872
4,797
7,291
5,482
3,060
8,519
12,300
1,647
301
10,352
31,704
76,188
62,948
2,619
92
3,990
24,555
5,285
19,270
5,108
7,821
6,208
2,877
9,678
13,240
1,632
314
11,294
39,040
80,133
66,277
2,760
97
3,659
25,538
5,546
19,992
5,799
8,237
6,505
2,968
10,714
13,856
1,690
322
11,844
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 other7......
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.
26
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
IOWA
Table 5.— Personal Income for States and Counties of the Plains Region, 1984-89— Continued
_____________________________________ [Thousands of dollars]
H a r d in , Io w a
1984
H a r r is o n , Io w a
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
In c o m e b y P la c e o f R e s id e n c e
262,037
Nonfarmpersonal income.........................................
Farmincome1.....................................................
Population (thousands)1............................................
242Î577
19,460
21.7
244,214
31,990
21.3
183,843
185,314
248>88
45,010
20.7
192,378
249088
37,719
20.1
215,764
25Ù03
26,271
19.8
279,653
22,395
19.5
P e r c a p ita p e rs o n a l in c o m e ( d o l la r s ) ........................................................................
149,699
18,811
16.1
150,911
36,089
16.0
154,126
29,717
15.9
12,094
156,511
28,803
15.8
167,823
24,555
15.9
12,973
180,425
35,339
161
14,223
14,262
14,378
15,502
10,470
11,690
11,545
11,695
12,0 71
13,439
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 rent*...............................
Plus: Transfer payments...........................................
149,493
8,229
4,992
146,256
73,264
42,517
163,621
8,897
4,856
159,580
72,465
44,159
180,186
9,406
4,145
174,925
72,045
46,828
174,923
9,899
5,031
170,055
67,828
48,924
168,717
10,775
6,270
164,212
69,096
51,266
173,512
12,176
6,228
167,564
78,848
55,636
73,981
3,679
25,974
96,276
39,792
32,442
91,645
3,964
27,210
114,891
38,221
33,888
87,951
4,258
28,514
112,207
37,548
34,088
88,842
4,598
30,310
114,554
35,660
35,100
91,473
M03
31J90
117,860
36,267
38,251
105,103
6’095
33*603
132*611
41*557
41,596
98,259
9,201
42,033
14,375
27,658
99,863
8,903
54,855
27,139
27,716
101,720
9,399
69,067
40,363
28,704
102,691
9,364
62,868
33,064
29,804
105,061
9,493
54,163
21,796
32,367
111,423
10,263
51,826
18,118
33,708
40,072
3,598
30,311
15,952
14,359
40,284
3,498
47,863
33,297
14,566
42,293
3,801
41,857
26,976
14,881
43,707
3,779
41,356
25,977
15,379
48,456
4,159
38,858
21,764
17,094
50,321
4,489
50,293
32,568
17,725
19,460
130,033
107,340
2,274
4,673
8,498
22,305
15,828
6,477
10,201
18,958
15,527
5,628
19,276
22,693
1,958
347
20,388
31,990
131,631
107,976
1,243
5,491
7,098
23,456
19,564
3,892
9,445
18,969
14,656
5,575
22,043
23,655
2,109
369
21,177
45,010
135,176
111,019
1,343
4,977
7,074
26,484
19,327
7,157
10,517
18,835
14,136
5,578
22,075
24,157
2,168
420
21,569
37,719
137,204
111,234
2,101
3,819
6,227
25,778
18,398
7,380
9,613
18,979
14,228
6,753
23,736
25,970
2,338
457
23,175
26,271
142,446
114,235
2,077
3,901
6,837
23,883
15,764
8,119
10,284
19,830
15,712
5,501
26,210
28,211
2,218
467
25,526
22,395
151,117
120,571
2,234
3,658
6,906
25,777
17,412
8,365
10,596
21,606
15,587
5,617
28,590
30,546
2,337
472
27,737
18,811
55,170
43,406
1,993
466
3,630
2,696
474
2,222
5,200
5,737
9,131
2,994
11,559
11,764
1,976
262
9,526
36,089
55,556
43,387
1,213
452
4,137
2,790
571
2,219
5,005
5,881
8,983
2,829
12,097
12,169
1,979
281
9,909
29,717
58,234
45,637
979
353
4,225
3,456
655
2,801
5,186
5,999
9,638
2,964
12,837
12,597
2,186
320
10,091
28,803
60,039
46,664
1,831
385
4,223
2,749
728
2,021
5,019
6,260
9,689
3,388
13,120
13,375
2,474
360
10,541
24,555
66,918
52,594
2,686
394
4,699
3,305
869
2,436
5,542
7,192
10,625
3,282
14,869
14,324
2,556
376
11,392
35,339
69,764
54,666
2,089
385
4,762
3,741
1,042
2,699
5,942
7,448
10,715
3,781
15,803
15,098
2,712
389
11,997
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 other7......
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..............................................
H e n r y , Io w a
1984
1985
1986
H o w a r d , Io w a
1987
1988
1989
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
I n c o m e b y P la 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 .........................................................................................................................
2 17,8 3 7
236,576
252,085
Nonfarmpersonal income.........................................
Farmincome1......................................................
Population (thousands)2.............................................
263,043
279,491
307,500
125,991
121,254
211,287
6,550
18.5
137,933
226,092
10,484
18.5
137,3 91
137,0 21
235,593
16,492
18.8
248,684
14,359
18.9
148,673
270,041
9,450
18.8
297,046
10,454
19.1
106,337
19,654
11.1
106,470
14,784
10.9
110,330
27,603
10.7
110,623
26,768
10.6
117,762
19,259
10.5
126,574
22,099
10.4
P e r c a p ita p e rs o n a l in c o m e ( d o l la r s ) ..........................................................................
11,78 8
12 ,770
13 ,3 77
13,902
14,852
16 ,115
11,320
1 1 ,1 4 7
12,907
12,971
13,072
14,237
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 rent5...............................
Plus: Transfer payments...........................................
126,166
7,352
14,593
133,407
50,517
33,913
140,179
8,435
15,354
147,098
52,543
36,935
155,442
9,361
16,234
162,315
52,084
37,686
169,293
10,709
15,842
174,426
50,042
38,575
184,905
12,722
15,983
188,166
50,899
40,426
202,363
14,589
17,689
205,463
58,209
43,828
68,411
3,108
4,762
70,065
35,944
19,982
63,259
3,322
5,091
65,028
35,488
20,738
79,876
3,664
5,413
81,625
35,393
20,915
81,639
4,021
5,630
83,248
33,036
21,107
78,406
4,578
6,714
80,542
33,603
22,876
83,137
5,100
7,124
85,161
38,505
25,007
92,938
9,069
24,159
4,539
19,620
101,828
9,286
29,065
8,613
20,452
111,904
10,464
33,074
14,745
18,329
124,951
11,702
32,640
12,662
19,978
141,567
13,235
30,103
7,869
22,234
155,350
14,621
32,392
9,014
23,378
33,325
3,671
31,415
17,540
13,875
33,479
3,555
26,225
12,748
13,477
35,288
3,979
40,609
25,623
14,986
39,139
4,624
37,876
24,739
13,137
41,617
4,858
31,931
17,272
14,659
42,618
5,011
35,508
20,146
15,362
6,550
119,616
95,627
2,116
301
10,126
25,816
6,607
19,209
6,369
10,678
11,135
4,468
24,618
23,989
1,632
317
22,040
10,484
129,695
102,922
1,431
388
8,084
28,172
8,067
20,105
6,582
10,323
17,109
4,090
26,743
26,773
1,759
324
24,690
16,492
138,950
111,654
1,131
154
8,055
32,865
9,853
23,012
7,224
9,445
22,686
4,042
26,052
27,296
1,848
370
25,078
14,359
154,934
125,522
1,705
272
8,578
39,393
11,577
27,816
7,321
9,161
24,667
5,767
28,658
29,412
1,979
430
27,003
9,450
175,455
144,613
1,739
233
9,161
46,404
11,791
34,613
7,645
10,173
31,776
5,187
32,295
30,842
2,119
444
28,279
10,454
191,909
158,570
1,656
281
8,887
50,272
11,982
38,290
7,843
12,663
37,452
5,035
34,481
33,339
2,168
461
30,710
19,654
48,757
39,576
971
219
3,228
8,244
1,003
7,241
3,366
5,673
4,819
2,138
10,918
9,181
874
181
8,126
14,784
48,475
38,958
546
154
2,942
8,383
1,036
7,347
3,127
5,572
4,849
2,035
11,350
9,517
906
194
8,417
27,603
52,273
42,427
452
135
2,777
9,580
805
8,775
3,970
5,691
4,513
2,144
13,165
9,846
982
221
8,643
26,768
54,871
44,648
739
246
2,434
12,838
779
12,059
3,752
5,660
4,499
2,442
12,038
10,223
1,127
241
8,855
19,259
59,147
48,262
714
253
2,669
13,547
786
12,761
4,159
6,164
5,048
2,368
13,340
10,885
1,148
247
9,490
22,099
61,038
49,535
732
322
2,449
14,274
894
13,380
4,371
5,600
5,424
2,403
13,960
11,503
1,205
253
10,045
E a r n i n 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..............................................
See footnotes at end of tables.
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
IOWA
27
Table 5.— Personal Income for States and Counties of the Plains Region, 1984-89— Continued
[Thousands of dollars]
Id a , Io w a
H u m b o ld t, Io w a
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
In c o m e b y P la 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 .........................................................................................................................
139,313
14 3 ,12 1
150,757
150,899
160,894
182,951
123,3 75
130,932
Nonfarmpersonal Income.........................................
Farmincome1......................................................
Population (thousands)2.............................................
121,858
17,655
12.1
121,342
21,779
11.9
123,270
27,487
11.6
125,402
25,497
11.3
134,003
26,891
11.3
145,305
37,646
11.2
89,199
15,187
8.9
91,265
17,133
8.9
93,213
21,830
8.8
96,349
20,343
8.6
104,233
19,142
8.6
111,723
19,209
8.5
P e r c a p ita p e rs o n a l in c o m e ( d o l l a r s ) ..........................................................................
11,5 16
12,054
13,040
13,386
14,2 81
16,383
11,695
1 2 ,1 7 7
13,146
13,642
14,388
15,328
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...........................................
76,023
3,732
4,451
76,742
40,513
22,058
81,160
4,058
4,174
81,276
38,717
23,128
88,652
4,292
4,111
88,471
38,807
23,479
90,444
4,775
4,133
89,802
37,194
23,903
98,383
5,510
4,145
97,018
37,951
25,925
113,630
6,280
4,176
111,526
43,237
28,188
65,059
3,253
-1,692
60,114
29,607
14,665
68,792
3,601
-1,905
63,286
29,215
15,897
76,244
3,894
-2,093
70,257
28,046
16,740
79,550
4,421
-2,512
72,617
26,769
17,306
86,253
5,224
-3,185
77,844
27,318
18,213
88,897
5,777
-2,979
80,141
31,198
19,593
42,107
4,307
29,609
15,789
13,820
42,601
4,083
34,476
19,979
14,497
42,885
4,203
41,564
25,731
15,833
45,662
4,518
40,264
23,699
16,565
49,744
4,992
43,647
25,128
18,519
52,664
5,444
55,522
35,911
19,611
35,491
3,601
25,967
13,401
12,566
37,265
3,698
27,829
15,418
12,411
39,138
4,030
33,076
20,178
12,898
43,225
4,469
31,856
18,679
13,177
48,880
5,115
32,258
17,532
14,726
50,615
5,399
32,883
17,656
15,227
17,655
58,368
48,232
464
438
4,332
9,176
1,597
7,579
7,196
6,096
7,027
4,110
9,393
10,136
1,336
196
8,604
21,779
59,381
48,806
396
360
3,201
9,999
1,788
8,211
6,637
6,734
6,930
3,490
11,059
10,575
1,488
208
8,879
27,487
61,165
50,259
366
336
3,204
10,810
2,156
8,654
6,743
6,335
6,756
3,614
12,095
10,906
1,546
239
9,121
25,497
64,947
53,678
525
317
3,075
12,141
2,329
9,812
6,473
6,939
6,665
4,450
13,093
11,269
1,560
257
9,452
26,891
71,492
59,292
547
364
3,096
14,488
2,612
11,876
6,794
7,160
7,525
4,496
14,822
12,200
1,654
266
10,280
37,646
75,984
63,221
598
175
3,181
15,727
2,438
13,289
7,026
8,148
7,737
4,432
16,197
12,763
1,761
270
10,732
15,187
49,872
43,660
712
106
3,678
12,296
210
12,086
5,789
4,453
5,048
2,810
8,768
6,212
956
145
5,111
17,133
51,659
45,118
571
145
3,460
13,808
213
13,595
6,201
4,766
4,899
2,619
8,649
6,541
1,067
155
5,319
21,830
54,414
47,498
484
109
3,582
15,212
270
14,942
6,817
4,697
4,964
2,371
9,262
6,916
1,152
176
5,588
20,343
59,207
52,078
738
155
3,944
18,533
258
18,275
6,915
4,413
5,030
2,663
9,687
7,129
1,275
195
5,659
19,142
67,111
59,275
718
164
4,217
21,844
254
21,590
8,283
5,045
5,872
2,617
10,515
7,836
1,310
202
6,324
19,209
69,688
61,589
689
86
4,148
22,187
260
21,927
9,082
5,166
6,209
2,669
11,353
8,099
1,201
207
6,691
104,386
108,398
115,043
116,6 92
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 other7......
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..............................................
J a c k s o n , Io w a
Io w a , Io w a
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
In c o m e b y P la 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 .........................................................................................................................
189,451
190,605
201,324
208,909
214,282
225,697
230,081
232,284
239,147
255,195
268,048
292,499
Nonfarmpersonal income.........................................
Farmincome1......................................................
Population (thousands)2.............................................
170,878
18,573
15.2
174,049
16,556
15.2
177,369
23,955
15.0
183,301
25,608
14.8
193,780
20,502
14.7
210,690
15,007
14.6
218,615
11,466
22.5
220,873
11,411
22.3
223,391
15,756
21.9
232,957
22,238
21.8
247,695
20,353
21.7
265,453
27,046
21.7
P e r c a p ita p e rs o n a l in c o m e ( d o l l a r s ) ..........................................................................
12,430
12,548
13,449
14,156
14,591
15,408
10,238
10,397
10,899
11,72 9
12,339
13,475
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 rent*..............................
Plus: Transfer payments...........................................
152,970
8,686
-28,101
116,183
49,009
24,259
148,032
9,082
-24,827
114,123
49,501
26,981
159,801
9,712
-26,496
123,593
50,102
27,629
175,533
11,048
-30,985
133,500
47,287
28,122
182,302
12,424
-32,901
136,977
48,143
29,162
190,228
14,114
-36,905
139,209
55,042
31,446
97,891
5,393
37,222
129,720
59,678
40,683
97,992
5,821
37,503
129,674
60,583
42,027
106,471
6,263
36,960
137,168
59,875
42,104
120,499
7,159
42,230
155,570
56,342
43,283
126,515
8,123
44,790
163,182
57,363
47,503
138,719
9,203
46,135
175,651
65,634
51,214
105,540
10,678
36,752
16,143
20,609
102,201
9,725
36,106
14,200
21,906
105,580
10,353
43,868
21,646
22,222
117,682
11,443
46,408
23,225
23,183
125,838
12,274
44,190
18,149
26,041
136,596
13,553
40,079
12,673
27,406
57,463
5,423
35,005
8,543
26,462
58,078
5,277
34,637
8,637
26,000
60,667
5,740
40,064
13,045
27,019
66,009
6,174
48,316
19,414
28,902
71,197
6,644
48,674
17,558
31,116
75,080
7,215
56,424
24,263
32,161
18,573
134,397
123,337
1,114
240
6,856
64,181
4,563
59,618
3,272
10,763
19.033
2,937
14,941
11,060
1,360
242
9,458
16,556
131,476
119,698
769
322
6,949
59,779
5,651
54,128
3,208
11,797
17,330
2,680
16,864
11,778
1,543
260
9,975
23,955
135,846
123,923
778
114
6,577
64,694
6,646
58,048
4,407
11,045
16,662
2,636
17,010
11,923
1,538
298
10,087
25,608
149,925
137,470
1,073
192
6,402
73,727
7,549
66,178
4,699
11,406
17,584
3,562
18,825
12,455
1,708
335
10,412
20,502
161,800
148,483
1,084
141
6,698
79,764
8,583
71,181
5,496
11,086
19,148
3,756
21,310
13,317
1,831
346
11,140
15,007
175,221
161,195
1,118
149
7,558
87,765
10,089
77,676
5,813
13,016
19,744
3,277
22,755
14,026
1,941
354
11,731
11,466
86,425
68,082
3,668
292
7,491
10,417
4,598
5,819
6,152
7,861
11,314
4,624
16,263
18,343
1,884
369
16,090
11,411
86,581
67,635
3,456
409
7,424
11,036
5,141
5,895
5,788
7,190
11,482
4,887
15,963
18,946
2,027
394
16,525
15,756
90,715
71,398
2,932
278
7,070
13,027
5,940
7,087
7,375
6,715
11,857
5,299
16,845
19,317
2,071
449
16,797
22,238
98,261
77,901
4,139
247
6,582
16,168
6,707
9,461
6,352
7,418
12,386
5,851
18,758
20,360
2,258
495
■ 17,607
20,353
106,162
84,237
4,150
331
7,278
18,559
7,284
11,275
6,150
8,190
13,895
4,860
20,824
21,925
2,403
513
19,009
27,046
111,673
88,675
4,284
332
7,632
20,597
8,171
12,426
6,290
8,135
14,435
4,521
22,449
22,998
2,466
526
20,006
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' 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..............................................
See footnotes at end of tables.
28
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
IOWA
Table 5 — Personal Income for States and Counties of the Plains Region, 19 8 4-8 9 — Continued
[Thousands of dollars]
J a s p e r , Io w a
1984
1985
1986
J e ffe r s o n , Io w a
1987
1988
1989
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
I n c o m e b y P la c e o f R e s id e n c e
Total personal income...................................................................................
466,602
485,916
496,892
527,708
541,703
581,988
419,388
47,214
35.9
174,60 1
183,540
454,723
42,169
35.8
203,096
214,548
483,423
44,285
35.9
225,670
511,726
29,977
36.2
551,806
30,182
36.7
240,412
Per capita personal income (dollars)..................................................
439,126
46,790
35.8
163,356
11,245
16.5
169,862
13,678
16.5
185,465
17,631
16.5
13,582
214,676
10,994
167
228^596
11,816
IfiJ
12,985
199,435
15,113
16.5
13,895
1 4 ,7 1 1
14,9 57
15,866
10,571
1 1 ,115
12,341
12,981
13,503
14,205
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 rent'...............................
Plus: Transfer payments...........................................
287,528
15,314
35,078
307,292
96,342
62,968
298,148
17,080
38,095
319,163
99,820
66,933
305,461
18,481
40,395
327,375
99,960
69,557
333,162
20,925
42,753
354,990
101,299
71,419
338,809
23,302
47,819
363,326
103,156
75,221
357,784
25,965
50,495
382,314
117,733
81,941
118,519
6,757
-4,540
107,222
41,174
26,205
126,276
7,519
-4,491
114,266
41,243
28,031
144,548
8,790
-4,182
131,576
42,011
29,509
155,597
10’097
-3,396
142,104
42,045
30,399
169,969
11*865
6’347
151*757
4¿885
31,028
176942
12936
6135
157871
48,950
33Ì591
191,141
19,307
77,080
42,865
34,215
199,471
18,967
79,710
42,645
37,065
208,201
20,081
77,179
38,215
38,964
227,927
21,767
83,468
40,348
43,120
242,487
22,982
73,340
26,210
47,130
256,594
24,789
76,401
26,608
49,793
81,450
8,480
28,589
9,578
19,011
85,541
8,211
32,524
12,109
20,415
94,804
8,857
40,887
16,151
24,736
105,973
9,610
40,014
13,662
26,352
119,493
11,290
39,186
9,629
29,557
123,267
12*105
41,570
10,553
31,017
47,214
240,314
211,040
1,759
1,343
11,562
104,025
7,058
96,967
14,412
17,241
22,623
6,951
31,124
29,274
2,384
579
26,311
46,790
251,358
220,738
1,316
1,555
12,477
108,355
7,490
100,865
13,253
17,993
23,294
7,104
35,391
30,620
2,493
623
27,504
42,169
263,292
231,271
892
915
11,642
116,112
7,940
108,172
14,016
17,988
23,918
7,408
38,380
32,021
2,581
710
28,730
44,285
288,877
255,380
1,608
1,212
11,154
132,237
7,591
124,646
13,707
18,056
24,750
10,083
42,573
33,497
2,787
815
29,895
29,977
308,832
272,199
2,045
1,410
12,073
139,700
7,696
132,004
14,157
19,799
26,179
9,040
47,796
36,633
2,913
854
32,866
30,182
327,602
288,572
1,679
1,517
11,889
148,701
5,713
142,988
14,500
20,622
27,582
9,772
52,310
39,030
2,969
887
35,174
11,245
107,274
91,582
726
284
6,085
32,379
6,112
26,267
6,491
4,921
14,619
6,302
19,775
15,692
1,975
286
13,431
13,678
112,598
96,532
621
426
5,808
30,707
5,754
24,953
6,595
5,303
14,086
7,012
25,974
16,066
1,963
282
13,821
17,631
126,917
110,434
678
223
5,796
29,544
5,478
24,066
7,230
5,488
15,878
10,915
34,682
16,483
2,000
321
14,162
15,113
140,484
123,172
1,052
353
6,098
32,276
5,990
26,286
7,372
5,756
17,100
17,102
36,063
17,312
2,225
376
14,711
10,994
158,975
140,324
1,122
334
6,960
42,498
6,515
35,983
8,343
6,944
18,656
12,715
42,752
18,651
2,397
395
15,859
11,816
165,126
145,327
¿113
228
6,344
48,654
4,993
43*661
8,455
7,387
17,295
Nonfarmpersonal income......................................
Population (thousands)2.................................
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 other7......
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..............................................
J o h n s o n , Io w a
1984
1985
1986
1987
im
47,379
19,799
2,516
409
16,874
J o n e s , Io w a
1988
1989
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
In c o m e b y P la c e o f R e s id e n c e
Total personal income....................................................................................
1,116,062
1,174 ,0 20
1,258,333
1,326,523
Nonfarmpersonal income.........................................
Farmincome1......................................................
Population (thousands)3.............................................
1,429,829
1,5 71,9 20
204,136
211,5 8 1
1,095,212
20,850
85.3
227,009
1,156,939
17,081
85.5
232,313
234,888
1,228,263
30,070
85.2
254,265
1,298,609
27,914
85.6
1,411,170
18,659
86.7
1,554,834
17,086
87.9
186,136
18,000
20.4
194,259
17,322
20.2
200,130
26,879
19.9
203,807
28,506
19.7
216,765
18,123
19.8
235,270
18,995
19.8
10,013
10,473
11,38 7
11 ,7 9 7
11,873
12,831
Per capita personal income (dollars)....................................................
13,080
13,738
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 ol residence......................
Plus: Dividends, interest, and rent5...............................
Plus: Transfer payments...........................................
879,319
41,951
-5,772
831,596
181,568
102,898
919,712
45,799
-5,875
868,038
189,664
116,318
993,007
49,901
-10,242
932,864
201,680
123,789
1,062,151
54,122
-8,587
999,442
197,405
129,676
1,165,403
61,408
-12,444
1,091,551
201,563
136,715
1,280,961
70,200
-17,629
1,193,132
229,994
148,794
102,698
5,206
19,477
116,969
55,197
31,970
104,783
5,734
21,053
120,102
57,452
34,027
119,932
6,294
21,819
135,457
56,561
34,991
126,214
6,901
23,794
143,107
53,189
36,017
124,383
7,891
26,266
142,758
54,131
37,999
132,465
8,986
27,507
150,986
61,904
41,375
698,682
72,495
108,142
17,323
90,819
736,726
73,188
109,798
13,784
96,014
785,761
79,725
127,521
26,988
100,533
840,003
86,160
135,988
24,921
111,067
927,021
96,582
141,800
15,865
125,935
1,023,138
107,672
150,151
14,532
135,619
62,845
5,826
34,027
14,428
19,599
63,715
5,657
35,411
14,004
21,407
66,699
6,129
47,104
23,761
23,343
72,097
6,534
47,583
25,434
22,149
77,086
7,071
40,226
15,224
25,002
82,325
7,724
42,416
16,302
26,114
20,850
858,469
460,010
4,391
2,627
47,374
92,896
70,684
22,212
29,753
26,407
77,353
24,033
155,176
398,459
34,350
2,303
361,806
17,081
902,631
473,210
4,659
3,075
39,233
92,436
72,042
20,394
31,810
28,203
79,159
26,263
168,372
429,421
36,179
2,541
390,701
30,070
962,937
505,491
4,163
2,240
42,732
99,125
76,934
22,191
33,993
28,228
81,701
28,925
184,384
457,446
37,018
2,861
417,567
27,914
1,034,237
539,897
5,472
2,401
40,612
107,503
81,028
26,475
33,416
33,153
85,623
35,551
196,166
494,340
40,989
3,283
450,068
18,659
1,146,744
601,033
6,224
2,400
46,979
120,076
89,410
30,666
35,625
36,130
93,022
33,386
227,191
545,711
44,075
3,034
498,602
17,086
1,263,875
666,108
6,004
2,517
55,236
129,690
93,897
35,793
42,519
37,261
99,978
34,460
258,443
597,767
47,554
3,224
546,989
18,000
84,698
65,103
1,142
724
5,282
16,000
5,863
10,137
5,671
6,740
11,176
3,433
14,935
19,595
1,470
333
17,792
17,322
87,461
67,019
1,076
755
5,083
16,407
6,372
10,035
5,465
6,838
11,594
3,433
16,368
20,442
1,552
360
18,530
26,879
93,053
72,411
859
637
5,745
18,719
6,559
12,160
6,248
7,028
11,915
3,541
17,719
20,642
1,568
410
18,664
28,506
97,708
75,884
(0)
(D)
5,375
20,923
7,765
13,158
5,523
7,001
12,243
4,412
18,281
21,824
1,685
447
19,692
18,123
106,260
83,197
(D)
(D)
6,544
21,915
8,366
13,549
5,976
7,365
13,603
4,202
21,122
23,063
1,768
467
20,828
18,995
113,470
88,841
(0)
(D)
7,441
23,199
8,712
14,487
6,060
8,354
13,634
4,538
22,831
24,629
1,859
480
22,290
14 ,770
15,501
16,493
17,890
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’ income6...............................................
Farm............................................................
Nonfarm........................................................
Earnings by industry:
Farm...............................................................
Nonfarm............................................................
Private..........................................................
Agricultural services, forestry, fisheries, and other7......
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.............................................
Mifitary......................................................
State and local..............................................
See footnotes at end of tables.
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
IOWA
29
Table 5.— Personal Income for States and Counties of the Plains Region, 1984-89— Continued
[Thousands of dollars]
Kossuth, Iowa
Keokuk, Iowa
Total earnings by place of work..................................
Less: Personal contributions for social insurance3...............
Plus: Adjustment for residence...................................
Equals: Net earnings by place of residence......................
Plus: Transfer payments...........................................
Earnings by Place of Work
Earnings by type:
Nonfarm........................................................
Earnings by industry:
Agricultural services, forestry, fisheries, and other7......
Manufacturing...............................................
Durable goods............................................
Transportation and public utilities..........................
Finance, insurance, and real estate........................
Governmen! and government enterprises.....................
Federal, civilian.............................................
Military......................................................
State and local..............................................
1986
1987
1988
1989
246,581
206,836
39,745
21.4
11,534
256,213
204,306
51,907
21.0
12,200
264,236
202,436
61,800
20.2
13,061
262,544
204,021
58,523
19.8
13,280
267,217
216,433
50,784
19.7
13,575
299,013
234,983
64,030
19.4
15,386
80,337
5,941
18,431
92,827
48,194
33,507
150,377
7,123
-678
142,576
69,664
34,341
162,228
7,616
-835
153,777
65,878
36,558
171,384
7,788
-638
162,958
64,040
37,238
173,188
8,521
-500
164,167
60,531
37,846
175,835
9,752
-526
165,557
61,648
40,012
196,808
11,058
-534
185,216
70,417
43,380
36,375
3,520
38,948
14,016
24,932
37,907
3,805
38,625
12,693
25,932
78,535
8,045
63,797
35,131
28,666
79,288
7,875
75,065
47,457
27,608
78,393
8,090
84,901
57,467
27,434
81,554
8,385
83,249
54,086
29,163
87,841
8,817
79,177
46,435
32,742
92,961
9,598
94,249
59,757
34,492
15,831
63,012
52,922
(D)
(D)
5,503
4,292
3,440
852
6,864
7,772
5,937
3,487
16,059
10,090
1,704
283
8,103
14,415
65,922
55,501
(D)
(0)
4,363
5,359
4,373
986
7,406
8,355
6,200
3,504
17,281
10,421
1,724
288
8,409
39,745
110,632
96,456
2,179
195
9,391
22,304
7,438
14,866
6,523
14,757
15,685
8,097
17,325
14,176
1,768
347
12,061
51,907
110,321
95,559
1,504
287
7,665
23,608
6,817
16,791
6,918
14,478
14,524
7,878
18,697
14,762
1,956
369
12,437
61,800
109,584
94,053
1,267
87
6,895
24,281
7,644
16,637
7,285
13,378
13,512
7,994
19,354
15,531
2,167
420
12,944
58,523
114,665
98,172
1,702
88
7,397
25,903
8,121
17,782
7,475
13,649
13,275
8,364
20,319
16,493
2,476
450
13,567
50,784
125,051
107,282
1,768
124
7,760
26,260
7,937
18,323
8,207
15,675
15,742
9,086
22,660
17,769
2,517
465
14,787
64,030
132,778
114,079
1,761
131
9,269
27,747
7,589
20,158
8,442
17,510
15,170
9,625
24,424
18,699
2,525
471
15,703
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1989
1986
1987
146,833
135,189
11,644
12.6
11,648
151,071
136,033
15,038
12.5
12,059
163,311
139,162
24,149
12.2
13,342
169,416
140,162
29,254
12.0
14,078
163,625
147,794
15,831
12.0
13,681
174,528
160,113
14,415
11.9
14,692
64,049
3,492
13,830
74,387
46,000
26,446
70,337
3,951
12,711
79,097
44,014
27,960
80,772
4,139
14,393
91,026
43,176
29,109
86,440
4,474
16,652
98,618
41,323
29,475
78,843
5,189
16,915
90,569
42,018
31,038
31,413
3,020
29,616
9,528
20,088
33,846
3,226
33,265
13,041
20,224
33,170
3,279
44,323
22,244
22,079
33,130
3,169
50,141
27,355
22,786
11,644
52,405
44,337
2,029
815
4,635
1,704
859
845
5,568
8,342
6,306
3,367
11,571
8,068
1,364
203
6,501
15,038
55,299
46,819
1,793
689
6,092
2,193
1,643
550
5,767
8,369
6,066
3,269
12,581
8,480
1,452
218
6,810
24,149
56,623
47,861
1,449
415
4,834
2,916
2,339
577
7,362
7,564
5,549
3,487
14,285
8,762
1,461
248
7,053
29,254
57,186
47,917
(D)
(D)
3,782
3,680
2,987
693
6,562
7,544
5,454
4,082
14,004
9,269
1,602
273
7,394
Income by Place of Residence
Farmincome1......................................................
Population (thousands)’ .............................................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............................
1985
1988
1985
1984
1984
Linn, Iowa
Lee, Iowa
1988
1989
1985
1986
1987
492,249
478,425
13,824
42.2
11,659
507,565
490,570
16,995
41.6
12,204
513,510
496,849
16,661
41.1
12,487
513,075
501,280
11,795
40.6
12,640
529,367
521,934
7,433
40.4
13,116
573,644
563,876
9,768
40.3
14,232
2,180,147
2,165,885
14,262
168.9
12,906
2,314,027
2,299,406
14,621
169.0
13,689
2,429,365
2,402,911
26,454
168.3
14,432
2,579,124
2,554,751
24,373
169.2
15,243
2,765,113
2,750,193
14,920
171.5
16,122
2,980,267
2,962,438
17,829
173.8
17,143
393,351
23,629
-53,619
316,103
94,203
81,943
394,758
25,139
-48,807
320,812
98,937
87,816
398,457
26,347
-50,056
322,054
100,064
91,392
398,256
27,390
-48,618
322,248
96,825
94,002
414,652
30,210
-50,522
333,920
98,556
96,891
445,064
33,828
-54,691
356,545
112,494
104,605
1,717,231
107,465
-103,022
1,506,744
406,909
266,494
1,831,560
121,463
-112,349
1,597,748
425,370
290,909
1,941,113
132,307
-118,038
1,690,768
432,327
306,270
2,104,578
146,667
-134,997
1,822,914
437,962
318,248
2,304,377
167,363
-145,610
1,991,404
446,171
327,538
2,454,051
184,434
-153,026
2,116,591
508,303
355,373
301,157
35,589
56,605
11,678
44,927
300,193
33,003
61,562
14,996
46,566
303,555
34,156
60,746
14,773
45,973
305,453
34,073
58,730
9,922
48,808
319,376
35,725
59,551
5,656
53,895
341,020
38,911
65,133
8,103
57,030
1,418,549
145,136
153,546
10,654
142,892
1,522,538
147,658
161,364
11,221
150,143
1,598,799
158,532
183,782
23,242
160,540
1,740,173
170,265
194,140
21,207
172,933
1,916,916
185,086
202,375
11,923
190,452
2,037,246
199,773
217,032
15,032
202,000
13,824
379,527
336,116
2,389
606
17,851
176,104
110,772
65,332
34,057
19,019
28,808
8,464
48,818
43,411
2,707
1,045
39,659
16,995
377,763
331,874
1,879
872
14,925
169,568
112,412
57,156
33,749
18,419
29,676
8,513
54,273
45,889
2,873
1,060
41,956
16,661
381,796
335,487
1,512
285
16,747
171,105
110,934
60,171
33,459
16,978
30,317
8,590
56,494
46,309
2,949
1,211
42,149
11,795
386,461
338,576
2,408
301
15,712
168,230
107,836
60,394
34,059
16,637
30,867
11,292
59,070
47,885
3,164
1,717
43,004
7,433
407,219
358,315
2,475
418
15,963
174,404
105,368
69,036
36,411
17,649
34,188
9,986
66,821
48,904
3,442
1,883
43,579
9,768
435,296
385,230
2,475
440
17,228
188,810
109,957
78,853
38,540
18,646
36,226
10,082
72,783
50,066
3,566
1,907
44,593
14,262
1,702,969
1,527,525
6,862
8,001
80,439
604,020
201,727
402,293
107,560
116,472
171,520
103,399
329,252
175,444
27,455
3,049
144,940
14,621
1,816,939
1,633,274
5,616
9,194
89,722
645,513
206,461
439,052
110,800
123,314
173,642
109,479
365,994
183,665
29,321
3,186
151,158
26,454
1,914,659
1,720,257
5,706
5,521
93,474
688,126
217,985
470,141
131,694
115,251
180,454
109,129
390,902
194,402
30,709
3,677
160,016
24,373
2,080,205
1,875,450
10,076
5,865
108,074
723,277
230,098
493,179
158,360
123,267
188,120
128,921
429,490
204,755
32,971
4,224
167,560
14,920
2,289,457
2,067,850
10,085
5,901
128,206
779,482
245,610
533,872
171,478
134,985
211,111
130,649
495,953
221,607
36,089
4,371
181,147
17,829
2,436,222
2,199,769
11,913
5,948
133,491
820,482
264,968
555,514
187,249
144,752
225,523
132,271
538,140
236,453
37,481
4,605
194,367
1984
Income by Place of Residence
Nonfarmpersonal income.........................................
Farmincome1......................................................
Population (thousands)’ .............................................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............................
Derivation of total personal income:
Total earnings by place of work..................................
Less: Personal contributions for social Insurance5...............
Plus: Adjustment for residence....................................
Equals: Net earnings by place of residence......................
Plus: Dividends, interest, and rent5...............................
Plus: Transfer payments...........................................
Earnings by Place of Work
Earnings by type:
Wages and salaries................................................
Other labor income................................................
Proprietors’ income6...............................................
Farm............................................................
Nonfarm........................................................
Earnings by Industry:
Nonfarm............................................................
Private..........................................................
Agricultural services, forestry, fisheries, and other7......
Mining.......................................................
Construction.................................................
Manufacturing...............................................
Nondurable goods.......................................
Durable goods............................................
Transportation and public utilities..........................
Retail trade.................................................
Government and government enterprises....................
State and local.............................................
See footnotes at end of tables.
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LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
IOWA
Table 5.— Personal Income for States and Counties of the Plains Region, 1984-89— Continued
____________________________________ [Thousands of dollars]
Louisa, Iowa
1984
Lucas, Iowa
1985
1986
1987
1988
141,523
125,506
16,017
12.1
11,655
146,422
133,706
12,716
12.0
12,162
154,616
136,038
18,578
11.9
13,021
153,525
139,270
14,255
11.9
12,873
163,291
151,883
11,408
12.0
13,592
177,764
166,163
11,601
12.1
14,679
54,847
2,436
41,256
93,667
28,200
19,656
55,403
2,870
43,751
96,284
28,993
21,145
70,726
3,593
37,292
104,425
28,263
21,928
72,639
4,203
35,007
103,443
27,597
22,485
82,524
5,331
34,457
111,650
28,104
23,537
26,132
2,425
26,290
14,308
11,982
27,425
2,495
25,483
11,122
14,361
35,606
3,666
31,454
17,093
14,361
42,427
4,435
25,777
12,816
12,961
16,017
38,830
29,756
596
494
3,023
2,472
1,754
718
5,377
4,420
4,191
2,359
6,824
9,074
1,070
199
7,805
12,716
42,687
33,333
582
568
3,994
2,643
1,780
863
6,034
4,368
4,247
2,374
8,523
9,354
985
212
8,157
18,578
52,148
42,198
541
550
3,820
11,071
10,430
641
6,727
4,010
3,901
2,423
9,155
9,950
1,128
242
8,580
14,255
58,384
47,509
(0)
(D)
2,804
17,801
17,054
747
5,662
4,225
4,212
2,734
8,911
10,875
1,664
271
8,940
1989
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
110,645
109,500
1,145
10.2
10,820
114,520
111,889
2,631
10.0
11,477
119,751
113,563
6,188
9.7
12,301
121,245
113,318
7,927
9.6
12,626
123,876
119,573
4,303
9.5
13,053
135,087
129,182
5,905
9.4
14,350
88,967
6,098
37,410
120,279
32,156
25,329
61,094
3,918
4,056
61,232
26,411
23,002
64,064
4,225
3,995
63,834
26,068
24,618
69,387
4,464
4,191
69,114
26,852
23,785
72,502
4,698
4,463
72,267
24,885
24,093
72,815
5,258
4,968
72,525
25,309
26,042
79,067
¿938
¿901
78,030
28^958
28>99
52,137
5,723
24,664
10,069
14,595
56,992
6,416
25,559
10,384
15,175
48,165
4,044
8,885
676
8,209
50,126
3,994
9,944
2,193
7,751
52,057
4,299
13,031
5,773
7,258
53,622
4,441
14,439
7,514
6,925
56,539
4,608
11,668
3,910
7,758
60,339
5,022
13,706
5,535
8,171
11,408
71,116
59,211
(D)
(0)
3,075
27,024
26,011
1,013
6,019
4,318
4,795
2,820
9,875
11,905
1,904
284
9,717
11,601
77,366
63,953
614
400
3,236
30,548
29,644
904
6,120
4,310
5,124
2,913
10,688
13,413
2,054
293
11,066
1,145
59,949
49,111
457
89
2,655
4,804
(D)
(D)
4,570
2,956
24,151
2,610
6,819
10,838
1,052
164
9,622
2,631
61,433
49,919
369
298
3,011
4,749
(D)
(0)
4,470
2,585
25,049
2,391
6,997
11,514
1,125
175
10,214
6,188
63,199
51,299
313
297
3,188
5,229
(0)
(D)
4,817
2,212
26,263
„ 2,129
6,851
11,900
1,131
199
10,570
7,927
64,575
52,605
309
816
2,161
5,974
(D)
(D)
4,179
2,422
27,200
2,612
6,932
11,970
1,261
218
10,491
4,303
68,512
55,953
359
115
2,323
6,069
(0)
(D)
4,505
2,592
29,954
2,568
7,468
12,559
1,348
224
10,987
5,905
73,162
59,806
401
351
1,970
6,375
(D)
(D)
4,560
2,742
32,322
2,645
8,440
13,356
1,430
228
11,698
Income by Place of Residence
Total personal income.....................................
Nonfarmpersonal income........................................
Farmincome1...........................................
Population (thousands)''............................................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........................
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 rent*...............................
Plus: Transfer payments...........................................
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 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..............................................
Lyo n , Iowa
1984
Madison, Iowa
1985
1986
1987
1988
142,789
111,142
31,647
12.8
11,148
145,944
110,162
35,782
12.6
11,549
154,171
111,502
42,669
12.4
12,472
153,019
113,470
39,549
12.2
12,507
152,753
120,148
32,605
12.2
12,515
168,113
130,129
37,984
12.2
13,814
80,055
3,119
8,620
85,556
38,243
18,990
83,962
3,339
9,017
89,640
36,050
20,254
93,624
3,625
9,061
99,060
33,933
21,178
94,057
4,088
10,095
100,064
31,485
21,470
91,978
4,683
11,011
98,306
32,082
22,365
32,740
2,977
44,338
28,718
15,620
33,534
2,939
47,489
32,969
14,520
34,703
3,157
55,764
39,951
15,813
37,357
3,364
53,336
36,790
16,546
31,647
48,408
39,469
1,117
122
3,270
5,713
2,667
3,046
4,221
5,377
6,032
2,557
11,060
8,939
936
212
7,791
35,782
48,180
38,904
891
194
2,894
6,136
3,389
2,747
3,811
5,686
5,623
2,407
11,262
9,276
1,044
228
8,004
42,669
50,955
41,379
720
70
3,410
7,815
4,329
3,486
4,496
5,278
5,509
2,454
11,627
9,576
1,103
260
8,213
39,549
54,508
44,408
1,294
74
3,600
8,433
4,671
3,762
4,532
5,892
5,520
3,176
11,887
10,100
1,280
278
8,542
1989
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
137,286
132,128
5,158
12.4
11,069
147,599
139,464
8,135
12.4
11,870
159,109
144,197
14,912
12.4
12,801
164,013
150,442
13,571
12.5
13,134
170,110
163,471
6,639
12.6
13,482
185,415
176,316
9,099
12.8
14,497
101,280
5,388
11,470
107,362
36,673
24,078
45,251
2,586
38,309
80,974
32,818
23,494
50,301
2,896
42,240
89,645
33,548
24,406
60,202
3,174
44,779
101,807
32,485
24,817
65,181
3,814
47,085
108,452
30,218
25,343
63,443
4,414
52,539
111,568
30,723
27,819
68,491
5,013
56,252
119,730
35,181
30,504
40,471
3,640
47,867
29,920
17,947
43,476
4,061
53,743
35,373
18,370
28,242
2,483
14,526
3,757
10,769
28,651
2,502
19,148
6,787
12,361
30,493
2,713
26,996
13,609
13,387
34,546
3,149
27,486
12,252
15,234
37,498
3,450
22,495
5,359
17,136
39,007
3,655
25,829
7,858
17,971
32,605
59,373
48,495
1,260
109
3,815
9,343
5,228
4,115
5,096
6,675
6,363
2,567
13,267
10,878
1,339
288
9,251
37,984
63,296
52,018
1,180
111
3,792
11,347
6,336
5,011
5,168
6,943
6,706
2,397
14,374
11,278
1,381
294
9,603
5,158
40,093
29,812
899
893
3,832
1,106
(D)
(D)
2,578
3,262
5,880
2,215
9,147
10,281
937
203
9,141
8,135
42,166
31,683
768
657
4,919
1,717
262
1,455
2,416
3,106
5,652
2,118
10,330
10,483
1,047
220
9,216
14,912
45,290
34,231
654
622
5,572
1,440
(0)
(D)
3,341
3,191
5,702
2,133
11,576
11,059
1,156
252
9,651
13,571
51,610
40,029
(D)
(D)
7,067
3,085
1,849
1,236
4,029
3,131
6,198
2,494
12,364
11,581
1,250
284
10,047
6,639
56,804
44,032
(0)
(D)
7,366
3,848
2,314
1,534
4,295
3,498
6,654
2,421
13,981
12,772
1,499
297
10,976
9,099
59,392
46,068
(D)
(D)
7,500
3,623
1,828
1,795
4,287
3,645
7,021
2,468
15,682
13,324
1,609
310
11,405
Income by Place of Residence
Total personal income.............................................
Nonfarmpersonal income.........................................
Farmincome1......................................................
Population (thousands)’ .............................................
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...........................................
Earnings by Place of Work
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..............................................
See footnotes at end of tables.
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
IOWA
31
Table 5.— Personal Income for States and Counties of the Plains Region, 19 84-89— Continued
[Thousands of dollars]
Marion, Iowa
Mahaska, Iowa
Equals: Net earnings by place of residence......................
Plus: Dividends, interest, and rent3..............................
Plus: Transfer payments...........................................
Earnings by Place of Work
Earnings by type:
Proprietors’ income6...............................................
Nonfarm........................................................
Earnings by industry:
Agricultural services, forestry, fisheries, and other’......
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..............................................
1986
1987
1988
1989
370,655
355,195
15,460
29,9
12,377
392,591
370,186
22,405
29.7
13,203
410,203
386,748
23,455
29.7
13,817
440,776
414,688
26,088
29.9
14,766
460,231
439,994
20,237
30,2
15,228
493,703
474,076
19,627
30.6
16,108
157,432
11,080
37,595
183,947
67,868
52,907
261,335
15,556
-12,900
232,879
81,362
56,414
283,776
17,512
-14,699
251,565
82,098
58,928
302,553
19,275
-17,511
265,767
83,499
60,937
340,658
22,307
-22,687
295,664
82,056
63,056
355,033
24,506
-21,735
308,792
83,438
68,001
376,261
27,296
-24,336
324,629
95,357
73,717
94,975
8,685
51,006
23,617
27,389
98,232
9,150
50,050
21,455
28,595
186,298
18,524
56,513
13,537
42,976
198,717
19,058
66,001
20,523
45,478
216,135
21,738
64,680
21,603
43,077
238,691
24,158
77,809
24,172
53,637
254,437
25,968
74,628
18,343
56,285
271,688
28,300
76,273
17,740
58,533
26,625
128,041
107,949
1,243
925
9,652
23,818
7,974
15,844
6,393
11,289
17,421
6,538
30,670
20,092
2,384
528
17,180
24,445
132,987
112,369
821
858
9,706
23,114
7,640
15,474
6,432
12,254
17,605
6,658
34,921
20,618
2,420
546
17,652
15,460
245,875
201,376
13,780
2,249
9,085
95,626
5,242
90,384
10,668
12,617
18,511
5,138
33,702
44,499
27,244
488
16,767
22,405
261,371
216,177
12,992
2,697
9,183
106,139
5,644
100,495
10,497
14,055
18,629
4,995
36,990
45,194
27,243
528
17,423
23,455
279,098
232,184
8,634
2,278
9,058
118,672
24,897
93,775
11,211
14,386
19,592
5,551
42,802
46,914
28,273
601
18,040
26,088
314,570
264,166
19,643
3,239
9,588
133,869
27,220
106,649
11,126
15,726
19,821
6,998
44,156
50,404
30,669
679
19,056
20,237
334,796
281,133
18,850
3,571
11,143
139,969
28,962
111,007
12,322
17,032
22,259
6,337
49,650
53,663
32,301
713
20,649
19,627
356,634
300,146
19,114
3,924
11,896
150,195
8,517
141,678
13,845
17,749
23,173
6,422
53,828
56,488
33,780
742
21,966
1989
1986
1987
246,133
226,607
19,526
22.6
10,874
260,446
234,014
26,432
22.4
11,607
276,973
240,255
36,718
22.3
12,424
283,817
245,149
38,668
22.2
12,768
287,596
260,971
26,625
22.4
12,863
304,722
280,277
24,445
22.5
13,529
127,552
7,019
26,329
146,862
57,757
41,514
135,628
7,562
28,232
156,298
59,304
44,844
150,178
8,076
29,628
171,730
59,781
45,462
155,777
8,694
32,128
179,211
58,308
46,298
154,666
9,952
34,761
179,475
59,320
48,801
79,033
7,683
40,836
16,456
24,380
81,157
7,490
46,981
23,425
23,556
84,017
7,889
58,272
33,765
24,507
87,721
8,022
60,034
35,623
24,411
19,526
108,026
92,227
1,824
1,793
7,908
23,078
6,873
16,205
6,928
8,155
15,559
5,390
21,592
15,799
1,876
366
13,557
26,432
109,196
92,684
1,235
1,455
8,842
22,021
7,265
14,756
6,574
8,470
15,661
5,375
23,051
16,512
2,001
393
14,118
36,718
113,460
96,105
854
1,276
8,381
22,827
7,520
15,307
6,924
9,238
16,041
5,448
25,116
17,355
2,072
448
14,835
38,668
117,109
98,886
966
779
9,440
21,260
7,293
13,967
6,140
10,022
16,312
6,748
27,219
18,223
2,238
505
15,480
Income by Place of Residence
Farmincome'......................................................
Population (thousands)2.............................................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............................
Derivation of total personal income:
Total earnings by place of work..................................
Less: Personal contributions for social insurance3...............
1985
1988
1985
1984
1984
Mills, Iowa
Marshall, Iowa
Earnings by Place of Work
Earnings by type:
Wages and salaries................................................
Other labor income................................................
Proprietors’ income6...............................................
Farm............................................................
Nonfarm........................................................
Earnings by industry:
Farm...............................................................
Nonfarm............................................................
Private..........................................................
Agricultural services, forestry, fisheries, and other7......
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.
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
153,722
142,201
11,521
13.5
11,425
170,763
147,085
23,678
13.5
12,687
177,050
152,720
24,330
13.2
13,367
181,881
160,754
21,127
13.2
13,754
186,616
170,062
16,554
13.4
13,948
202,601
182,213
20,388
13.5
15,043
468,121
33,883
-30,311
403,927
122,775
97,739
79,077
3,674
24,538
99,941
28,667
25,114
92,061
3,833
28,251
116,479
27,567
26,717
90,582
3,728
34,387
121,241
27,983
27,826
90,510
3,912
39,957
126,555
26,926
28,400
91,244
4,464
42,107
128,887
27,429
30,300
98,434
5,056
44,881
138,259
31,356
32,986
329,281
34,534
76,208
19,708
56,500
350,808
37,312
80,001
19,774
60,227
53,628
4,478
20,971
10,086
10,885
54,572
4,433
33,056
22,311
10,745
52,283
4,081
34,218
23,029
11,189
55,449
4,069
30,992
19,837
11,155
58,946
4,417
27,881
15,325
12,556
61,341
4,702
32,391
19,227
13,164
23,357
416,666
354,017
5,682
806
16,510
157,649
21,358
136,291
25,640
18,726
33,939
11,554
83,511
62,649
3,769
958
57,922
23,173
444,948
378,480
6,161
798
16,544
168,284
30,127
138,157
27,559
20,329
34,765
11,755
92,285
66,468
3,890
950
61,628
11,521
67,556
39,336
305
162
2,698
7,124
(0)
(0)
7,367
2,987
5,964
2,215
10,514
28,220
1,236
220
26,764
23,678
68,383
36,931
315
169
2,449
5,402
(0)
(D)
6,446
2,977
5,911
1,941
11,321
31,452
1,287
237
29,928
24,330
66,252
33,776
445
100
2,474
724
(0)
(0)
6,938
2,857
5,845
2,067
12,326
32,476
1,143
271
31,062
21,127
69,383
32,849
462
96
2,082
687
536
151
5,275
3,050
6,006
2,572
12,619
36,534
1,287
301
34,946
16,554
74,690
36,333
428
97
2,387
632
(0)
0»
5,608
3,327
6,874
2,615
14,365
38,357
1,367
316
36,674
20,388
78,046
38,677
481
181
2,373
504
(D)
<»)
5,790
3,572
7,201
2,614
15,961
39,369
1,414
326
37,629
1989
1985
1986
1987
1988
519,829
500,515
19,314
41.6
12,508
539,057
513,140
25,917
41.0
13,156
554,744
518,528
36,216
40.3
13,753
565,747
529,426
36,321
39.5
14,305
579,523
556,166
23,357
39.4
14,706
624,441
601,268
23,173
39.2
15,915
387,098
22,834
-28,499
335,765
107,794
76,270
396,927
24,472
-27,891
344,564
111,485
83,008
408,686
25,374
-27,065
356,247
112,512
85,985
424,738
27,111
-26,551
371,076
105,832
88,839
440,023
30,303
-28,256
381,464
107,739
90,320
297,378
32,809
56,911
14,906
42,005
301,153
31,453
64,321
21,760
42,561
298,909
31,900
77,877
32,290
45,587
308,890
32,254
83,594
32,460
51,134
19,314
367,784
318,120
5,148
1,414
15,103
152,337
18,565
133,772
22,517
15,944
31,584
10,262
63,811
49,664
3,053
678
45,933
25,917
371,010
318,342
4,276
1,458
16,220
152,668
17,221
135,447
21,812
16,894
30,952
9,790
64,272
52,668
3,164
709
48,795
36,216
372,470
318,281
4,158
661
14,361
149,099
17,911
131,188
22,737
16,791
30,098
10,842
69,534
54,189
3,279
820
50,090
36,321
388,417
330,002
5,875
658
15,414
147,979
18,301
129,678
23,282
17,547
30,508
13,407
75,332
58,415
3,555
927
53,933
1984
Income by Place of Residence
Total personal income.............................................
Nonfarmpersonal income.........................................
Farmincome'......................................................
Population (thousands)1.............................................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............................
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 rent3..............................
Plus: Transfer payments..........................................
1984
32
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
IOWA
Table 5.— Personal Income for States and Counties of the Plains Region, 1984-89— Continued
[Thousands of dollars]
M itc h e ll, Io w a
1984
1985
1986
1987
M o n o n a , Io w a
1988
1989
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
I n c o m e b y P la c e o f R e s id e n c e
Total personal income..............................................
Nonfarmpersonal income.........................................
Farmincome*..............................................
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......................
PIUS: Dividends, interest, and rent1..............................
Plus: Transfer payments...........................................
136,367
14 1,4 13
151,990
154,364
159,146
179,122
126,896
133,835
126,007
10,360
11.9
136,305
128,068
13,345
11.8
132,276
19,714
11.6
134,759
138,234
133,933
20,431
11.5
141,249
17,897
11.5
153,924
25,198
11.4
152,588
105,437
21,459
11.3
102,766
31,069
10.9
102,048
34,257
10.6
101,760
32,999
10.5
11,4 8 1
109^256
28,978
10.4
11,978
118Ì996
33,592
10.3
13,092
13,3 74
13,887
15,651
11,23 1
12,234
12,803
12,859
13,288
14,789
64,356
3,509
9,559
70,406
44,373
21,588
67,888
3,807
8,727
72,808
45,490
23,115
77,249
4,136
9,172
82,285
46,089
23,616
81,661
4,681
10,438
87,418
42,859
24,087
84,004
5,325
11,694
90,373
43,610
25,163
96,148
6,178
11,930
101,900
49,955
27,267
69,568
3,200
2,759
69,127
32,753
25,016
76,810
3,254
3,415
76,971
30,981
25,883
80,617
3,380
3,719
80,956
29,395
25,954
80,808
3,670
3,826
80,964
27,106
26,689
81,819
4,294
3,969
8M94
27^599
29,141
90109
4,985
4*125
89249
31,572
31J67
34,276
3,120
26,960
18,739
35,335
3,103
29,450
11,286
18,164
37,168
3,308
36,773
17,711
19,062
39,333
3,510
38,818
18,382
20,436
41,448
3,735
38,821
15,891
22,930
44,868
4,118
47,162
23,230
23,932
32,846
2,997
33,725
19,677
14,048
32,150
2,809
41,851
29,348
12,503
31,993
2,848
45,776
32,579
13,197
33,302
2,944
44,562
31,280
13,282
36,293
3,223
42,303
27,292
15,011
38,898
3,482
47,729
31,933
15,796
10,360
53,996
44,889
1,133
961
4,177
5,526
4,985
541
5,358
5,067
7,138
3,025
12,504
9,107
1,042
193
7,872
13,345
54,543
44,828
1,072
923
3,910
6,768
6,171
597
4,755
4,815
7,236
2,952
12,397
9,715
1,375
205
8,135
19,714
57,535
47,610
929
828
4,056
7,888
7,201
687
4,796
4,826
7,145
3,051
14,091
9,925
1,372
235
8,318
20,431
61,230
51,320
(D)
0»
4,232
9,392
8,737
655
4,979
5,109
6,848
3,842
15,101
9,910
1,327
262
8,321
17,897
66,107
55,481
(0)
(0)
4,048
11,037
10,457
580
5,335
5,261
7,451
3,751
16,753
10,626
1,360
270
8,996
25,198
70,950
59,788
(D)
(D)
4,443
13,234
(D)
(D)
5,380
5,543
7,503
3,754
18,180
11,162
1,439
277
9,446
21,459
48,109
38,803
644
630
3,456
2,470
560
1,910
3,089
4,887
7,425
2,585
13,617
9,306
1,725
181
7,400
31,069
45,741
36,071
476
736
2,787
1,996
606
1,390
2,806
5,075
7,054
2,530
12,611
9,670
1,859
191
7,620
34,257
46,360
36,395
356
522
2,558
2,039
594
1,445
3,282
4,825
7,248
2,587
12,978
9,965
1,803
219
7,943
32,999
47,809
37,538
(D)
(D)
2,840
2,535
628
1,907
3,116
4,538
6,871
3,035
13,472
10,271
1,655
238
8,378
28,978
52,841
41,966
(D)
(D)
3,007
2,974
745
2,229
3,480
4,886
7,740
3,013
15,645
10,875
1,680
245
8,950
33,592
56,517
45,246
665
668
2,843
3,385
905
2,480
3,786
5,183
8,033
2,966
17,717
11,271
1,666
249
9,356
E a r n in g s b y P la c e o f W o r k
Earnings bytype:
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..............................................
8,221
M o n r o e , Io w a
1984
1985
1986
M o n tg o m e r y , Io w a
1987
1988
1989
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
In c o m e b y P la c e o f R e s id e n c e
Total personal income.............................................
Nonfarmpersonal income.........................................
FarmIncome"......................................................
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...........................................
91,902
95,969
98,267
113,439
154,908
89,066
2,836
8.8
164,913
169,069
93,031
2,938
8.8
169,391
175,678
90,836
7,431
8.5
192,939
92,998
9,072
8,4
99,062
5,895
8.4
108,122
5,317
8.3
145,607
9,301
13.3
146,344
18,569
13.0
146,461
22,608
12.5
148,431
20,960
12.2
157,649
18,029
12.2
171,937
21,002
12.1
10,387
10,940
11,543
12 ,12 1
12,510
13,603
11,658
12,681
13,570
13,858
14,349
15,939
43,741
2,637
8,882
49,986
20,505
21,411
49,508
3,194
5,968
52,282
21,351
22,336
53,037
3,232
6,756
56,561
19,135
22,571
55,530
3,451
9,156
61,235
18,305
22,530
56,968
3,995
8,978
61,951
18,624
24,382
61,829
4,722
8,775
65,882
21,323
26,234
92,921
5,408
-845
86,668
39,702
28,538
101,198
5,692
-690
94,816
40,016
30,081
105,052
5,849
-117
99,086
39,307
30,676
107,782
6,351
-545
100,886
37,113
31,392
112,802
7,286
-647
104,869
37,757
33,052
123,215
8,342
-1,297
113,576
43,122
36,241
27,629
2,973
13,139
2,201
10,938
31,935
3,411
14,162
2,337
11,825
30,944
3,371
18,722
6,858
11,864
32,012
3,355
20,163
8,496
11,667
34,806
3,584
18,578
5,341
13,237
38,977
4,086
18,766
4,788
13,978
65,523
6,673
20,725
7,627
13,098
64,469
6,037
30,692
16,962
13,730
63,892
6,089
35,071
21,055
14,016
68,729
6,529
32,524
19,385
13,139
74,712
7,129
30,961
16,498
14,463
80,989
7,614
34,612
19,515
15,097
2,836
40,905
33,739
1,162
3,249
5,804
3,941
514
3,427
3,424
2,150
5,039
1,900
7,070
7,166
816
142
6,208
2,938
46,570
39,205
(D)
(D)
8,000
6,458
4,111
2,347
4,016
1,889
4,723
2,051
7,561
7,365
939
153
6,273
7,431
45,606
38,210
778
3,390
5,039
8,479
5,877
2,602
4,672
1,667
4,570
1,590
8,025
7,396
879
173
6,344
9,072
46,458
38,497
(0)
(D)
4,149
10,037
7,144
2,893
4,081
1,633
4,670
2,230
8,567
7,961
1,079
192
6,690
5,895
51,073
42,603
(D)
(D)
5,969
10,568
7,836
2,732
4,807
1,910
5,360
2,131
9,571
8,470
1,033
198
7,239
5,317
56,512
47,568
1,222
338
7,573
13,372
10,299
3,073
4,387
1,720
5,455
2,177
11,324
8,944
1,023
202
7,719
9,301
83,620
71,358
840
496
6,181
26,531
10,836
15,695
5,837
5,233
8,922
3,713
13,605
12,262
1,332
211
10,719
18,569
82,629
69,965
653
547
6,825
23,922
9,588
14,334
5,489
4,985
8,732
3,777
15,035
12,664
1,379
225
11,060
22,608
82,444
69,319
637
360
6,921
23,167
9,328
13,839
6,008
5,050
8,298
3,989
14,889
13,125
1,408
257
11,460
20,960
86,822
72,943
950
375
7,687
25,617
10,112
15,505
5,841
5,490
8,242
4,746
13,995
13,879
1,484
278
12,117
18,029
94,773
80,024
1,018
582
7,988
29,696
11,444
18,252
6,224
5,781
9,461
4,096
15,178
14,749
1,503
289
12,957
21,002
102,213
86,667
1,445
539
8,610
23,490
11,902
11,588
6,946
14,195
9,964
4,069
17,409
15,546
1,660
293
13,593
102,070
104,957
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
IOWA
33
Table 5.— Personal Income for States and Counties of the Plains Region, 1984-89— Continued
[Thousands of dollars]
O’Brien Iowa
Muscatine, Iowa
Equals: Net earnings by place of residence......................
Plus: Dividends, interest, and rent’...............................
Plus: Transfer payments...........................................
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 other7......
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..............................................
1986
1987
1988
1989
203,370
169,897
33,473
16.8
12,132
207,546
170,221
37,325
16.4
12,668
215,055
173,858
41,197
15.9
13,489
212,237
173,517
38,720
15.6
13,574
244,963
198,791
46,172
15.4
15,862
519,843
38,109
-30,622
451,112
141,819
90,891
120,948
5,641
2,441
117,748
55,431
30,191
123,818
5,971
2,786
120,633
55,486
31,427
129,137
6,255
3,738
126,620
54,855
33,580
130,752
6,858
3,762
127,656
50,076
34,505
224,066
184,042
40,024
15.6
14,389
'
142,382
8,001
3,298
137,679
51,014
35,373
394,698
43,656
51,649
11,077
40,572
418,480
47,016
54,347
11,977
42,370
61,180
5,592
54,176
30,000
24,176
61,200
5,344
57,274
33,994
23,280
61,749
5,461
61,927
37,991
23,936
66,676
5,850
58,226
35,490
22,736
73,671
6,578
62,133
36,901
25,232
77,065
6,690
69,337
43,162
26,175
13,810
476,193
423,638
1,761
2,565
17,015
264,497
161,711
102,786
22,799
11,200
30,519
9,154
64,128
52,555
3,740
970
47,845
14,537
505,306
449,671
1,859
2,464
18,316
279,282
167,394
111,888
24,266
12,870
32,674
9,354
68,586
55,635
3,904
1,003
50,728
33,473
87,475
73,712
1,272
224
7,503
9,095
8,368
727
7,933
7,888
12,477
6,271
21,049
13,763
1,686
272
11,805
37,325
86,493
72,137
1,181
306
6,772
8,886
8,176
710
7,365
7,731
12,574
5,831
21,491
14,356
1,843
289
12,224
41,197
87,940
73,262
1,111
175
6,983
8,420
7,523
897
8,127
7,610
12,392
6,157
22,287
14,678
1,891
329
12,458
38,720
92,032
76,587
1,482
155
7,118
9,038
8,014
1,024
8,218
8,491
12,574
7,195
22,316
15,445
2,006
365
13,084
40,024
102,358
85,645
1,740
191
7,096
11,446
10,130
1,316
10,403
9,538
13,635
6,730
24,866
16,713
2,110
367
14,236
46,172
106,920
89,257
1,560
196
7,459
6,577
5,107
1,470
10,119
15,045
14,518
6,533
27,250
17,663
2,217
374
15,072
1986
1987
551,256
531,967
19,289
41.7
13,221
569,311
553,603
15,708
41.4
13,761
583,103
563,669
19,434
41.2
14,162
606,089
590,458
15,631
40.9
14,831
634,441
620,631
13,810
41.1
15,420
683,822
669,285
14,537
41.4
16,508
426,590
25,500
-29,166
371,924
111,736
67,596
432,256
27,638
-27,007
377,611
117,610
74,090
446,347
29,265
-30,020
387,062
119,573
76,468
464,243
31,384
-27,295
405,564
121,904
78,621
490,003
34,590
-29,241
426,172
124,406
83,863
339,833
38,316
48,441
16,026
32,415
349,521
37,404
45,331
12,624
32,707
356,666
39,533
50,148
16,515
33,633
372,112
41,031
51,100
12,750
38,350
19,289
407,301
364,009
1,509
3,001
17,482
220,529
142,455
78,074
20,176
11,463
28,042
7,650
54,157
43,292
3,110
695
39,487
15,708
416,548
370,770
1,245
3,525
16,168
226,640
144,605
82,035
20,975
11,194
27,299
7,784
55,940
45,778
3,259
731
41,788
19,434
426,913
379,473
931
2,986
16,131
233,479
144,616
88,863
21,644
11,027
27,500
7,802
57,973
47,440
3,297
833
43,310
15,631
448,612
399,628
1,792
2,905
15,025
246,596
150,753
95,843
22,221
11,439
28,534
12,202
58,914
48,984
3,479
929
44,576
Income by Place of Residence
Nonfarmpersonal income.........................................
Farmincome1......................................................
Population (thousands)2.............................................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............................
Derivation of total personal income:
Total earnings by place of work..................................
less: Personal contributions for social insurance’...............
1985
1988
1989
1985
1984
1984
Page, Iowa
Osceola, Iowa
1984
Income by Place of Residence
Total personal income.............................................
Nonfarmpersonal Income.........................................
Farmincome1......................................................
Population (thousands)’ .............................................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............................
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 rent’...............................
Plus: Transfer payments...........................................
Earnings by Place of Work
Earnings by type:
Wages and salaries...............................................
Other labor income................................................
Proprietors’ income6...............................................
Farm............................................................
Nonfarm........................................................
Earnings by industry:
Farm...............................................................
Nonfarm............................................................
Private..........................................................
Agricultural services, forestry, fisheries, and other7......
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.
1985
1986
153,092
8,990
4,411
148,513
58,243
38,207
1987
1988
1989
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
84,746
76,749
7,997
8.3
10,185
86,997
76,576
10,421
8.1
10,799
92,477
76,379
16,098
7.8
11,808
94,580
77,164
17,416
7.7
12,290
103,093
81,836
21,257
7.6
13,515
117,285
88,761
28,524
7.6
15,522
194,367
188,884
5,483
18.5
10,530
207,419
189,911
17,508
18.1
11,439
220,201
195,283
24,918
17.6
12,544
218,294
197,370
20,924
17.2
12,655
227,166
208,308
18,858
17.1
13,257
254,955
226,121
28,834
17.0
15,031
41,446
2,222
5,059
44,283
26,994
13,469
44,042
2,395
5,207
46,854
25,982
14,161
50,726
2,541
5,475
53,660
24,101
14,716
53,737
2,812
6,097
57,022
22,933
14,625
60,747
3,230
6,613
64,130
23,368
15,595
70,770
3,716
6,752
73,806
26,704
16,775
111,384
6,684
-1,897
102,803
52,894
38,670
122,384
7,028
-1,900
113,456
52,819
41,144
133,580
7,479
-2,533
123,568
54,543
42,090
132,292
7,953
-1,925
122,414
52,878
43,002
138,984
9,020
-2,725
127,239
53,789
46,138
156,796
10,308
-3,398
143,090
61,485
50,380
23,160
2,318
15,968
6,203
9,765
23,103
2,233
18,706
8,745
9,961
23,139
2,302
25,285
14,524
10,761
24,493
2,440
26,804
15,875
10,929
25,941
2,581
32,225
19,811
12,414
27,834
2,839
40,097
27,191
12,906
78,528
7,322
25,534
1,576
23,958
79,733
7,016
35,635
13,591
22,044
82,224
7,355
44,001
21,007
22,994
84,303
7,537
40,452
16,831
23,621
90,332
8,136
40,516
14,755
25,761
96,265
8,811
51,720
24,674
27,046
7,997
33,449
28,654
628
66
3,264
6,196
5,736
460
2,359
4,069
3,399
2,330
6,343
4,795
847
134
3,814
10,421
33,621
28,681
366
90
3,316
6,214
5,785
429
2,601
3,877
3,188
2,192
6,837
4,940
902
141
3,897
16,098
34,628
29,771
293
(L)
3,544
6,485
6,046
439
3,015
3,659
3,022
2,231
7,494
4,857
939
160
3,758
17,416
36,321
31,304
495
74
3,326
7,308
6,805
503
3,028
3,646
3,076
2,695
7,656
5,017
1,076
175
3,766
21,257
39,490
34,285
474
68
3,552
8,098
7,662
436
3,457
3,904
3,423
2,653
8,656
5,205
1,043
180
3,982
28,524
42,246
36,651
491
68
3,234
9,343
8,763
580
3,481
4,239
3,608
2,804
9,383
5,595
1,099
183
4,313
5,483
105,901
84,775
958
831
6,980
16,604
5,373
11,231
8,105
8,040
18,618
5,168
19,471
21,126
2,158
296
18,672
17,508
104,876
82,409
719
613
5,445
17,341
5,796
11,545
7,052
7,931
18,496
5,034
19,778
22,467
2,339
314
19,814
24,918
108,662
85,601
650
401
5,747
17,844
5,867
11,977
8,410
7,506
19,673
4,968
20,402
23,061
2,269
359
20,433
20,924
111,368
86,968
1,303
543
5,547
19,132
5,924
13,208
8,800
7,742
16,680
6,643
20,578
24,400
2,430
392
21,578
18,858
120,126
94,076
1,216
517
6,293
22,455
7,008
15,447
8,558
7,600
18,140
5,929
23,368
26,050
2,566
404
23,080
28,834
127,962
101,089
1,252
372
5,954
25,264
6,998
18,266
9,061
7,202
19,196
5,520
27,268
26,873
2,646
410
23,817
34
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
IOWA
Table 5.— Personal Income for States and Counties o f the Plains Region, 1984-89— Continued
[Thousands of dollars]
P a lo A l t o , Io w a
1984
1985
1986
1987
P ly m o u th , Io w a
1988
1989
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
In c o m e b y P la c e o f R e s id e n c e
Total personal income.............................................
Nonfarmpersonal income.........................................
Farmincome*......................................................
Population (thousands)3.............................................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............................
Derivation of total personal Income:
Total earnings by place of work..................................
Less: Personal contributions for social insurance3...............
Plus: Adjustment tor residence...................................
Equals: Net earnings by place of residence......................
Plus: Dividends, interest, and rent"...............................
Plus.- Transfer payments...........................................
134,068
154,522
159,122
153,334
154,606
173,689
264,239
282,195
298,416
120,801
13,267
12.3
3 19 ,13 7
311,469
120,155
34,367
12.1
349,757
121,712
37,410
11.5
118,354
34,980
11.2
123,792
30,814
11.1
134,185
39,504
10.9
241,831
22,408
24.4
251,879
30,316
24.0
259,228
39,188
24.0
278,621
40,516
24.0
292,300
19,169
24.1
316,241
33,516
24.4
10,892
12,800
13,802
13,733
13,941
15,971
10,839
11,75 3
12,454
13,303
12,909
14,348
65,532
3,204
7,749
70,077
40,347
23,644
85,968
3,383
7,997
90,582
39,081
24,859
91,944
3,662
7,887
96,169
37,649
25,304
90,274
3,952
8,449
94,771
33,079
25,484
89,324
4,432
9,184
94,076
33,641
26,889
102,261
5,134
8,931
106,058
38,476
29,155
140,176
7,533
22,245
154,888
72,315
37,036
153,114
8,414
23,488
168,188
73,953
40,054
170,205
9,251
23,604
184,558
73,042
40,816
197,022
11,504
21,434
206,952
70,152
42,033
177,714
12,208
29,883
195,389
71,504
44,576
205,699
14,086
28,087
219,700
81,740
48,317
38,879
3,526
23,127
10,044
13,083
37,523
3,233
45,212
31,291
13,921
37,956
3,328
50,660
34,469
16,191
39,779
3,535
46,960
32,046
14,914
41,275
3,734
44,315
28,001
16,314
44,378
4,084
53,799
36,827
16,972
82,233
8,264
49,679
18,929
30,750
85,374
8,315
59,425
26,951
32,474
91,567
9,237
69,401
35,896
33,505
110,749
11,622
74,651
37,119
37,532
108,659
11,007
58,048
15,819
42,229
118,559
12,367
74,773
30,196
44,577
13,267
52,265
37,304
417
344
2,240
2,792
1,002
1,790
6,162
5,857
5,902
3,443
10,147
14,961
1,107
199
13,655
34,367
51,601
36,578
332
346
1,682
2,630
1,008
1,622
6,300
5,511
5,544
3,440
10,793
15,023
1,230
210
13,583
37,410
54,534
39,131
333
257
1,318
2,217
960
1,257
8,611
6,001
5,296
3,658
11,440
15,403
1,256
240
13,907
34,980
55,294
40,251
504
269
1,747
3,211
1,331
1,880
7,273
5,812
5,448
3,954
12,033
15,043
1,404
254
13,385
30,814
58,510
42,564
529
308
1,606
3,309
1,309
2,000
7,606
5,912
5,988
3,487
13,819
15,946
1,583
262
14,101
39,504
62,757
45,740
627
349
2,736
3,331
1,396
1,935
7,559
5,679
6,224
3,408
15,827
17,017
1,675
263
15,079
22,408
117,768
101,025
1,959
886
7,451
19,988
18,600
1,388
13,504
10,381
16,296
6,599
23,961
16,743
1,872
398
14,473
30,316
122,798
105,468
1,533
1,001
7,876
21,641
20,306
1,335
14,441
10,574
15,824
6,168
26,410
17,330
2,016
426
14,888
39,188
131,017
112,986
1,328
682
7,457
25,364
24,294
1,070
15,653
10,872
16,506
6,562
28,562
18,031
2,126
485
15,420
40,516
156,506
137,574
2,287
708
8,276
41,237
40,099
1,138
16,776
11,540
17,153
9,179
30,418
18,932
2,347
545
16,040
19,169
158,545
137,696
2,465
685
8,624
31,283
30,070
1,213
18,991
13,125
19,091
9,225
34,207
20,849
2,473
569
17,807
33,516
172,183
149,937
2,239
733
8,892
36,558
35,201
1,357
20,565
14,177
19,852
9,512
37,409
22,246
2,535
590
19,121
E a rn 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 other1......
Mining.......................................................
Construction.................................................
Manufacturing...............................................
Nonourable 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 o c a h o n ta s , Io w a
1984
1985
1986
1987
P o lk , Io w a
1988
1989
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
In c o m e b y P la c e o f R e s id e n c e
Total personal income..............................................
Nonfarmpersonal Income.........................................
Farmincome*......................................................
Population (thousands)1.............................................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............................
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 rent"...............................
Plus: Transfer payments...........................................
125,461
145,201
148,248
142,565
146,923
166,933
4,469,151
4,703,298
4,920,551
5,255,813
5,688,516
6,186,538
107,158
18,303
11.1
107,036
38,165
11.1
109,491
38,757
10.7
108,044
34,521
10.4
113,772
33,151
10.3
124,806
42,127
10.1
4,458,075
11,076
311.7
4,689,443
13,855
314.0
4,900,442
20,109
314.7
5,233,376
22,437
318.8
5,673,915
14,601
324.7
6,168,935
17,603
331.2
11,3 10
13,076
13,837
13 ,712
14,270
16,482
69,508
3,357
926
67,077
38,351
20,033
89,050
3,563
1,193
86,680
37,264
21,257
92,816
3,867
834
89,783
36,315
22,150
89,271
4,106
763
85,928
34,045
22,592
93,323
4,750
525
89,098
34,662
23,163
107,622
5,545
242
102,319
39,667
24,947
3,905,821
242,330
-478,903
3,184,588
725,238
559,325
4,105,874
268,093
-505,146
3,332,635
759,719
610,944
4,335,998
292,840
-531,161
3,511,997
781,867
626,687
4,702,025
323,498
-573,992
3,804,535
800,355
650,923
5,174,872
368,884
-626,830
4,179,158
816,014
693,344
5,566,858
410,886
-657,745
4,498,227
929,595
758,716
36,925
3,539
29,044
15,842
13,202
36,359
3,320
49,371
35,859
13,512
37,884
3,568
51,364
36,582
14,782
39,956
3,777
45,538
32,379
13,159
43,404
4,169
45,750
31,129
14,621
47,222
4,675
55,725
40,246
15,479
3,259,888
306,615
348,318
8,065
340,253
3,422,199
305,566
378,109
11,077
367,032
3,619,224
324,801
391,973
17,536
374,437
3,906,301
341,746
453,978
19,958
434,020
4,295,171
374,757
504,944
12,311
492,633
4,620,859
406,286
539,713
15,546
524,167
18,303
51,205
42,788
645
98
3,751
8,280
1,203
7,077
3,400
9,373
4,839
2,443
9,959
8,417
1,089
178
7,150
38,165
50,885
42,038
574
127
3,367
7,626
851
6,775
3,210
8,882
4,579
2,454
11,219
8,847
1,281
191
7,395
38,757
54,059
44,587
534
51
3,219
9,165
987
8,178
4,325
8,768
4,482
2,491
11,552
9,472
1,258
218
7,996
34,521
54,750
44,918
(9)
(0)
3,613
9,835
1,001
8,834
3,744
8,795
3,882
2,899
10,678
9,832
1,378
237
8,217
33,151
60,172
49,626
(D)
(0)
3,723
11,701
1,048
10,653
3,856
9,525
4,315
2,943
12,021
10,546
1,337
243
8,966
42,127
65,495
54,435
(0)
(D)
3,465
14,039
1,017
13,022
4,151
10,375
4,496
3,096
12,990
11,060
1,442
245
9,373
11,076
3,894,745
3,354,453
29,010
7,953
188,388
616,530
405,473
211,057
309,276
394,635
377,069
544,864
886,728
540,292
145,341
12,400
382,551
13,855
4,092,019
3,518,001
23,517
10,842
204,475
589,890
382,162
207,728
339,386
420,109
386,120
583,222
960,440
574,018
154,232
13,674
406,112
20,109
4,315,889
3,720,333
21,160
4,971
213,291
588,966
382,432
206,534
344,114
436,098
408,205
642,386
1,061,142
595,556
157,621
15,043
422,892
22,437
4,679,588
4,032,523
36,928
8,018
218,104
635,283
404,814
230,469
364,880
468,050
431,702
725,732
1,143,826
647,065
170,063
16,204
460,798
14,601
5,160,271
4,462,745
37,469
9,576
241,246
716,345
450,272
266,073
395,530
530,367
470,232
806,627
1,255,353
697,526
183,257
16,284
497,985
17,603
5,549,255
4,813,591
38,247
10,270
251,406
740,444
488,914
251,530
395,369
568,656
511,530
889,601
1,408,068
735,664
188,779
15,973
530,912
14,3 37
14,980
15,635
16,488
17,520
18,679
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..............................................
See footnotes at end of tables.
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
IOWA
35
Table 5.— Personal Income for States and Counties of the Plains Region, 1984-89— Continued
[Thousands of dollars]
P o w e s h ie k , Io w a
P o t t a w a t t a m ie , Io w a
1984
1987
1985
1986
1,066,994
1 ,1 0 7 ,7 1 8
1,019,873
47,121
88.1
1,058,986
48,732
87.4
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1988
1989
1,13 4 ,75 7
1,198,692
1,286,713
228,969
235,557
259,564
274,939
284,351
303,053
1,093,755
41,002
87.6
1,160,516
38,176
88.0
1,238,543
48,170
88.7
214,116
14,853
18.8
220,558
14,999
18.9
234,151
25,413
18.7
245,713
29,226
18.7
263,591
20,760
18.9
283,087
19,966
19.0
In c o m e b y P la c e o f R e s id e n c e
Total personal income.............................................
Nonfarmpersonal income.........................................
FarmIncome'......................................................
Population (thousands)2.............................................
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...........................................
1,009,905
978,832
31,073
88.3
11,442
12 ,10 7
12,668
12,953
13,625
14,509
12,155
12,469
13,915
14,705
15,084
15,949
522,416
30,865
204,297
695,848
149,617
164,440
540,791
32,936
223,934
731,789
155,153
180,052
573,878
36,333
229,335
766,880
158,384
182,454
599,657
39,771
230,407
790,293
155,822
188,642
632,098
44,153
253,060
841,005
158,815
198,872
676,144
48,970
262,387
889,561
180,889
216,263
159,911
9,230
-9,053
141,628
55,288
32,053
166,360
10,304
-10,408
145,648
56,036
33,873
189,704
11,552
-10,533
167,619
56,418
35,527
208,427
13,021
-11,985
183,421
54,999
36,519
218,074
14,962
-13,288
189,824
55,977
38,550
227,200
16,523
-13,383
197,294
63,999
41,760
394,922
37,077
90,417
26,462
63,955
398,357
36,054
106,380
42,775
63,605
421,028
38,562
114,288
44,622
69,666
448,174
40,367
111,116
36,961
74,155
473,854
42,390
115,854
34,363
81,491
500,960
45,050
130,134
44,614
85,520
109,827
12,494
37,590
12,550
25,040
116,662
12,409
37,289
12,772
24,517
124,186
13,386
52,132
23,235
28,897
136,517
14,649
57,261
26,980
30,281
150,745
15,849
51,480
18,546
32,934
158,339
16,645
52,216
17,771
34,445
31,073
491,343
408,371
4,622
1,268
(D)
58,181
27,267
30,914
86,232
37,537
62,936
18,027
(0)
82,972
7,459
1,468
74,045
47,121
493,670
407,680
4,472
1,573
27,419
53,981
23,894
30,087
84,288
32,998
65,721
18,736
118,492
85,990
7,397
1,576
77,017
48,732
525,146
436,868
3,911
856
30,129
63,396
29,849
33,547
84,379
32,736
69,848
20,368
131,245
88,278
7,250
1,789
79,239
41,002
558,655
466,125
6,203
879
27,236
72,984
36,836
36,148
80,371
34,335
74,604
25,007
144,506
92,530
7,961
2,035
82,534
38,176
593,922
494,698
6,546
1,173
29,490
80,901
41,815
39,086
78,406
36,072
79,042
24,299
158,769
99,224
8,358
2,121
88,745
48,170
627,974
523,668
6,308
1,082
32,028
79,605
48,693
30,912
82,340
42,344
85,650
25,350
168,961
104,306
8,593
2,198
93,515
14,853
145,058
130,990
2,065
494
11,628
25,685
7,605
18,080
25,068
9,226
13,804
12,018
31,002
14,068
1,369
302
12,397
14,999
151,361
136,756
1,477
616
13,334
25,323
8,588
16,735
23,731
9,877
14,002
13,331
35,065
14,605
1,399
327
12,879
25,413
164,291
149,231
1,399
335
11,381
29,207
10,487
18,720
25,623
9,713
14,088
14,539
42,946
15,060
1,480
372
13,208
29,226
179,201
163,193
2,798
340
11,824
37,572
13,324
24,248
25,628
9,414
14,166
16,529
44,922
16,008
1,670
425
13,913
20,760
197,314
180,534
2,833
439
14,101
42,026
15,116
26,910
26,428
9,696
15,739
17,656
51,616
16,780
1,718
445
14,617
19,966
207,234
189,395
2,758
448
13,294
43,897
16,580
27,317
25,282
11,028
16,568
19,842
56,278
17,839
1,762
460
15,617
1985
1986
1988
1989
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
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..............................................
S a c , Io w a
R in g g o ld , Io w a
1984
1987
In c o m e b y P la c e o f R e s id e n c e
Total personal income.............................................
Nonfarmpersonal income.........................................
Farmincome1......................................................
Population (thousands)’ .............................................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............................
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 ol residence......................
Plus: Dividends, interest, and rent5..............................
Plus: Transfer payments...........................................
53,867
59,920
64,9 77
68,420
66,930
70,651
154,155
162,907
176,672
167,45 1
52,864
1,003
6.0
53,875
6,045
5.8
54,307
10,670
5.5
53,763
14,657
5.4
57,157
9,773
5.4
61,920
8,731
5.3
135,726
18,429
13.4
135,164
27,743
13.2
10,394
1 1 ,7 7 3
12,732
12,450
13,335
11,505
12,344
131,730
35,721
12.7
13,202
181,403
139,741
41,662
12.6
14,421
196,564
151,700
44,864
12.5
9,021
134,751
41,921
12.9
13,740
24,068
1,516
2,677
25,229
16,822
11,816
28,730
1,601
3,074
30,203
17,059
12,658
34,519
1,717
2,951
35,753
16,610
12,614
38,182
1,798
3,445
39,829
15,550
13,041
36,015
2,118
3,510
37,407
15,799
13,724
36,442
2,430
3,625
37,637
18,154
14,860
76,428
3,811
7,100
79,717
48,333
26,105
83,809
3,962
7,750
87,597
47,873
27,437
97,929
4,069
7,958
101,818
46,521
28,333
93,123
4,426
8,156
96,853
41,719
28,879
103,772
5,084
8,847
107,535
42,471
31,397
110,843
5,882
9,137
114,098
48,560
33,906
14,688
1,386
7,994
-255
8,249
14,745
1,338
12,647
4,846
7,801
15,563
1,457
17,499
9,516
7,983
15,563
1,439
21,180
13,488
7,692
17,174
1,604
17,237
8,641
5,596
18,129
1,701
16,612
7,638
8,974
39,546
3,675
33,207
14,656
18,551
37,463
3,361
42,985
24,132
18,853
37,368
3,425
57,136
38,451
18,685
38,709
3,464
50,950
32,229
18,721
40,698
3,626
59,448
38,289
21,159
43,081
3,959
63,803
41,618
22,185
1,003
23,065
17,666
655
64
1,516
1,065
(D)
(0)
2,470
1,126
3,592
1,252
5,926
5,399
728
96
4,575
6,045
22,685
16,967
415
(1)
1,273
1,449
119
1,330
2,304
1,091
3,534
976
5,885
5,718
792
102
4,824
10,670
23,849
17,997
343
14,657
23,525
17,291
690
9,773
26,242
19,580
721
8,73!
27,711
20,512
742
18,429
57,999
48,375
1,273
216
4,659
3,622
2,322
1,300
4,953
11,366
6,845
3,787
11,654
9,624
1,268
216
8,140
27,743
56,066
46,057
1,219
318
3,894
3,228
2,202
1,026
4,430
10,882
5,978
3,601
12,507
10,009
1,374
230
8,405
41,921
56,008
45,727
747
161
3,443
3,358
2,132
1,226
5,188
10,260
6,065
3,562
12,943
10,281
1,459
263
8,559
35,721
57,402
46,545
1,059
525
2,817
3,352
2,117
1,235
5,095
10,192
6,150
4,213
13,142
10,857
1,576
288
8,993
41,662
62,110
50,654
(0)
44,864
65,979
53,985
1,095
637
3,269
3,212
1,686
1,526
5,887
11,942
7,494
3,942
16,507
11,994
1,663
302
10,029
15 ,741
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 other7......
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.
(L)
1,890
1,475
(0)
(D)
2,636
1,175
3,374
1,061
6,027
5,852
867
115
4,870
(l)
1,339
1,252
(D)
(0)
2,508
1,138
3,257
1,111
5,978
6,234
1,027
123
5,084
ai
1,729
1,843
(0)
(D)
2,671
1,169
3,547
1,051
6,823
6,662
1,082
127
5,453
ai
1,876
1,620
(D)
(0)
2,690
1,393
3,680
1,066
7,418
7,199
1,131
128
5,940
(0)
2,841
3,288
1,896
1,392
5,586
11,132
7,223
4,003
14,937
11,456
1,620
297
9,539
36
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
IOWA
Table 5.— Personal Income for States and Counties of the Plains Region, 1984-89— Continued
[Thousands of dollars]
S c o f f , Io w a
1984
S h e lb y , Io w a
1985
1986
2,115,408
2,180,988
2,2 31,801
2,3 24,174
2,443,960
2,634,403
167,0 21
2,096,622
18,786
159.8
176,505
184,2 18
185,924
2,165,918
15,070
158.7
2,213,244
18,557
156.5
189,429
2,304,549
19,625
155.3
198,830
2,430,226
13,734
155.4
2,621,499
12,904
155.6
145,323
21,698
15.2
148,852
27,653
14.8
154,021
30,197
14.4
156,511
29,413
14.2
165,043
24,386
14.1
177,083
21,747
14.0
10,976
11,932
12,756
13,098
13,404
14,163
1987
1988
1989
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
In c o m e b y P la c e o f R e s id e n c e
Total personal income.............................................
Nonfarmpersonal income.........................................
Farmincome1......................................................
Population (thousands)2.............................................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............................
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 rent5...............................
Plus: Transfer payments...........................................
13,241
13,746
14,264
14,963
15,731
16,930
1,511,266
93,291
92,399
1,510,374
331,915
273,119
1,532,600
100,635
106,601
1,538,566
347,481
294,941
1,588,690
107,701
82,328
1,563,317
360,621
307,863
1,681,294
117,023
84,102
1,648,373
352,628
323,173
1,761,122
127,845
106,896
1,740,173
359,334
344,453
1,874,112
142,117
118,990
1,850,985
408,440
374,978
92,648
4,514
8,144
96,278
46,072
24,671
99,695
4,905
8,654
103,444
47,229
25,832
105,678
5,276
9,314
109,716
47,213
27,289
107,893
5,773
10,075
112,195
45,369
28,360
110,603
6,665
10,300
114,238
46,168
29,023
111,098
7,408
10,761
114,451
52,855
31,524
1,193,117
132,389
185,760
15,290
170,470
1,217,476
127,147
187,977
11,812
176,165
1,245,114
131,910
211,666
15,487
196,179
1,311,614
135,977
233,703
16,591
217,112
1,364,670
139,134
257,318
10,863
246,455
1,444,490
148,797
280,825
10,227
270,598
51,659
4,708
36,281
18,982
17,299
52,638
4,609
42,448
25,049
17,399
53,156
4,763
47,759
27,695
20,064
54,305
4,775
48,813
26,901
21,912
59,029
5,130
46,444
21,962
24,482
60,742
5,346
45,010
19,420
25,590
18,786
1,492,480
1,356,086
5,719
3,085
71,866
503,979
98,134
405,845
92,914
128,462
156,361
64,161
329,539
136,394
14,472
2,611
119,311
15,070
1,517,530
1,373,892
5,320
4,593
75,278
488,713
100,546
388,167
94,703
131,602
160,824
62,098
350,761
143,638
15,748
2,796
125,094
18,557
1,570,133
1,420,989
5,401
1,648
71,018
487,505
103,670
383,835
98,780
130,362
168,196
66,952
391,127
149,144
15,675
3,203
130,266
19,625
1,661,669
1,503,993
6,674
1,590
74,183
501,192
107,198
393,994
105,402
136,872
175,403
80,253
422,424
157,676
16,180
3,587
137,909
13,734
1,747,388
1,582,273
7,446
2,023
84,503
475,801
120,695
355,106
112,327
151,218
186,968
81,928
480,059
165,115
17,492
3,703
143,920
12,904
1,861,208
1,688,601
7,905
2,121
100,384
482,781
133,901
348,880
116,595
164,117
204,027
84,365
526,306172,607
17,275
3,810
151,522
21,698
70,950
57,882
1,492
382
6,314
6,971
4,010
2,961
5,799
9,701
9,948
3,675
13,600
13,068
1,368
246
11,454
27,653
72,042
58,635
1,007
409
6,442
6,651
4,156
2,495
5,692
9,795
9,318
3,915
15,406
13,407
1,516
262
11,629
30,197
75,481
61,656
1,061
241
7,541
6,404
4,083
2,321
7,243
9,038
8,647
3,918
17,563
13,825
1,544
300
11,981
29,413
78,480
64,143
1,781
271
7,705
5,856
4,229
1,627
7,227
9,120
8,759
4,805
18,619
14,337
1,761
323
12,253
24,386
86,217
70,990
1,853
261
9,079
5,536
3,677
1,859
7,623
10,555
10,225
4,695
21,163
15,227
1,840
334
13,053
21,747
89,351
72,988
1,895
369
8,101
5,269
3,246
2,023
7,838
11,190
10,680
4,647
22,999
16,363
1,942
340
14,081
1984
1985
1986
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..............................................
S io u x , Io w a
S to r y , Io w a
1987
1988
1989
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
In c o m e b y P la c e o f R e s id e n c e
Total personal income.............................................
Nonfarmpersonal income.........................................
Farmincome1......................................................
Population (thousands)2.............................................
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...........................................
312,188
323,125
332,330
344,728
369,944
423,706
826,722
8 79 ,477
915,448
958,514
292,322
19,866
31.0
294,128
28,997
30.8
296,283
36,047
30.3
308,556
36,172
30.0
332,607
37,337
30.2
362,740
60,966
30.3
797,730
28,992
73.1
843,594
35,883
73.0
868,807
46,641
72.3
916,575
41,939
71.3
976,472
26,524
71.9
10,078
10,493
10,979
11,4 76
12,247
13,996
11,303
12,043
12,667
13,443
13,941
201,081
11,475
-1,676
187,930
81,811
42,447
210,782
12,429
-1,834
196,519
81,664
44,942
219,692
12,945
-1,401
205,346
80,153
46,831
236,026
14,724
-1,995
219,307
77,188
48,233
260,270
17,100
-3,046
240,124
78,741
51,079
301,033
19,509
-2,815
278,709
89,774
55,223
622,511
29,106
-23,598
569,807
158,513
98,402
663,619
31,822
-27,799
603,998
165,247
110,232
693,740
33,191
-27,686
632,863
166,829
115,756
732,965
35,841
-26,279
670,845
166,464
121,205
773,880
40,023
-28,954
704,903
169,873
128,220
831,619
44,740
-31,986
754,893
193,352
139,370
124,295
11,840
64,946
14,019
50,927
128,658
11,777
70,347
23,283
47,064
130,157
12,321
77,214
30,413
46,801
140,828
13,471
81,727
30,291
51,436
156,848
15,018
88,404
31,507
56,897
169,799
16,764
114,470
55,123
59,347
491,027
52,823
78,661
24,348
54,313
519,601
54,264
89,754
31,480
58,274
532,527
57,065
104,148
42,466
61,682
563,548
62,024
107,393
37,815
69,578
606,616
67,418
99,846
22,607
77,239
650,441
73,100
108,078
26,266
81,812
19,866
181,215
161,142
7,035
943
12,941
43,203
26,617
16,586
11,835
18,951
19,502
7,464
39,268
20,073
2,433
520
17,120
28,997
181,785
160,999
5,944
965
11,730
46,707
30,064
16,643
11,376
18,074
19,031
7,231
39,941
20,786
2,666
558
17,562
36,047
183,645
161,941
4,629
510
11,136
48,251
30,208
18,043
12,166
17,431
18,671
7,482
41,665
21,704
2,739
637
18,328
36,172
199,854
177,009
8,402
447
12,044
53,252
33,147
20,105
11,637
18,646
18,750
8,954
44,877
22,845
2,908
683
19,254
37,337
222,933
198,042
8,671
522
12,511
62,313
37,949
24,364
12,742
20,775
22,345
9,501
48,662
24,891
2,957
713
21,221
60,966
240,067
213,753
7,181
641
13,344
69,608
41,390
28,218
13,401
23,020
23,889
9,892
52,777
26,314
3,002
733
22,579
28,992
593,519
304,385
2,879
1,552
29,772
62,860
11,255
51,605
14,524
25,267
58,475
16,822
92,234
289,134
28,767
2,543
257,824
35,883
627,736
313,827
2,414
2,123
30,549
60,373
11,823
48,550
13,848
25,632
59,925
16,261
102,702
313,909
29,814
2,606
281,489
46,641
647,099
318,303
2,142
1,279
27,673
57,114
12,157
44,957
13,620
25,866
61,992
16,569
112,048
328,796
29,387
3,030
296,379
41,939
691,026
342,058
3,651
1,630
27,170
59,847
8,940
50,907
14,446
27,486
64,267
21,575
121,986
348,968
28,292
2,951
317,725
26,524
747,356
375,588
3,917
1,861
33,503
62,840
11,007
51,833
16,464
29,763
69,532
20,467
137,241
371,768
28,596
2,936
340,236
29,939
801,680
404,229
4,147
1,802
35,335
68,564
13,868
54,696
16,991
31,800
74,339
20,423
150,828
397,451
29,762
3,247
364,442
1,002,996
1,087,6 15
1,057,676
29,939
72.2
15,062
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 other7......
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
37
io w a
Table 5.— Personal Income for States and Counties of the Plains Region, 1984-89— Continued
[Thousands of dollars]
T a y lo r , Io w a
T a m a , Io w a
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1984
1987
1986
1985
1988
1989
In c o m e b y P la c e o f R e s id e n c e
221,789
230,669
239,551
242,259
245,647
268,282
77,18 8
88,815
90,292
90,995
84,655
94,178
Nonfarmpersonal income.........................................
Farmincome1......................................................
Population (thousands)2.............................................
203,135
18,654
19.5
209,125
21,544
19,2
212,404
27,147
18.8
215,539
26,720
18.5
224,879
20,768
18.4
243,077
25,205
18.3
72,307
4,881
8.2
73,798
15,017
8.0
73,091
17,201
7.7
72,214
18,781
7.6
75,274
9,381
7.5
81,307
12,871
7.4
P e r c a p ita p e rs o n a l in c o m e ( d o l l a r s ) ..........................................................................
11,403
12,045
12,751
13 ,12 7
13,361
14,665
9,402
11,10 5
11,699
12,052
11,3 5 1
12,813
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...........................................
104,709
5,592
27,171
126,288
61,722
33,279
110,658
6,182
27,525
132,001
61,747
36,921
120,397
6,635
27,069
140,831
60,971
37,749
125,222
7,285
28,793
146,730
56,845
38,684
125,216
8,150
30,821
147,887
57,873
39,887
136,582
9,283
31,989
159,288
66,147
42,847
30,154
1,742
6,712
35,124
24,919
17,145
41,140
1,921
7,142
46,361
24,278
18,176
43,420
1,969
7,190
48,641
23,001
18,650
45,739
2,154
7,516
51,101
20,865
19,029
38,412
2,475
7,790
43,727
21,181
19,747
43,206
2,864
8,055
48,397
24,324
21,457
63,876
6,248
34,585
15,222
19,363
67,388
6,382
36,888
18,233
18,655
68,868
6,739
44,790
23,938
20,852
72,762
7,021
45,439
23,459
21,980
75,485
7,333
42,398
17,589
24,809
80,451
7,931
48,200
22,104
26,096
16,202
1,402
12,550
3,574
8,976
16,183
1,359
23,598
13,788
9,810
16,618
1,434
25,368
16,035
9,333
17,318
1,476
26,945
17,628
9,317
18,231
1,592
18,589
8,285
10,304
18,973
1,718
22,515
11,844
10,671
18,654
86,055
71,098
3,111
182
5,713
15,155
13,930
1,225
9,636
9,626
9,634
5,233
12,808
14,957
1,893
314
12,750
21,544
89,114
73,301
2,984
256
4,692
17,793
14,682
3,111
9,660
10,191
9,830
5,031
12,864
15,813
2,208
336
13,269
27,147
93,250
76,637
2,673
82
4,182
20,023
16,412
3,611
11,020
9,326
10,079
5,204
14,048
16,613
2,328
383
13,902
26,720
98,502
80,754
3,852
97
4,128
20,798
16,985
3,813
10,834
9,464
9,585
4,893
17,103
17,748
2,534
419
14,795
20,768
104,448
85,302
(D)
137
4,725
21,781
16,792
4,989
11,959
(D)
10,693
4,254
19,537
19,146
2,680
433
16,033
25,205
111,377
90,822
873
144
5,320
22,794
17,196
5,598
11,784
(0)
10,811
4,181
(0)
20,555
2,685
443
17,427
4,881
25,273
19,169
623
226
2,209
1,554
(D)
(D)
1,073
2,290
3,456
1,772
5,966
6,104
1,034
138
4,932
15,017
26,123
19,702
471
179
2,656
1,615
(D)
17,201
26,219
19,483
415
176
1,950
1,610
(D)
(0)
1,223
2,335
2,879
1,723
7,172
6,736
1,204
161
5,371
18,781
26,958
19,846
(D)
(D)
1,746
1,756
(D)
(0)
1,264
2,559
2,960
1,747
6,936
7,112
1,332
172
5,608
9,381
29,031
21,423
(D)
(D)
2,038
1,879
(0)
(»)
1,502
2,768
3,284
1,580
7,577
7,608
1,361
176
6,071
12,871
30,335
22,458
554
(L)
1,972
2,165
(D)
(0)
1,643
3,034
3,340
1,489
8,229
7,877
1,350
178
6,349
E a r n in g s b y P la c e o f W o r k
Earnings bytype:
Wages and salaries................................................
Other labor income................................................
Proprietors’ income6...............................................
Farm............................................................
Nonfarm........................................................
Earnings by industry:
Farm...............................................................
Nonfarm............................................................
Private..........................................................
Agricultural services, forestry, fisheries, and other7......
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 )
1,153
2,264
3,295
1,686
6,383
6,421
1,116
142
5,163
Van
U n io n , Io w a
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1984
1985
B u r e n , Io w a
1986
1987
1988
1989
In c o m e b y P la 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 .........................................................................................................................
148,983
154,455
160,887
162,522
168,437
181,900
76,387
83,255
88,470
91,3 07
90,036
95,040
Nonfarmpersonal Income.........................................
Farmincome1......................................................
Population (thousands)2.............................................
145,970
3,013
13.6
148,450
6,005
13.3
151,655
9,232
13.1
151,399
11,123
13.0
161,784
6,653
12.9
175,446
6,454
12.9
71,572
4,815
8.5
74,911
8,344
8.4
77,136
11,334
8.2
78,593
12,714
8.2
82,152
7,884
8.2
87,769
7,271
8.3
P e r c a p ita p e rs o n a l in c o m e ( d o l l a r s ) ..........................................................................
10 ,927
11,620
12,295
12,463
13,035
14,088
9,026
9,9 71
10,725
1 1 ,1 7 0
10,940
11,503
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 rent"...............................
Plus: Transfer payments...........................................
92,135
5,522
-5,709
80,904
37,393
30,686
95,962
5,940
-5,496
84,526
37,803
32,126
102,852
6,358
-5,783
90,711
37,741
32,435
107,361
6,725
-6,100
94,536
34,853
33,133
111,539
7,664
-6,645
97,230
35,429
35,778
118,560
8,622
-7,386
102,552
40,526
38,822
32,762
1,877
10,671
41,556
18,569
16,262
37,444
2,076
11,472
46,840
18,739
17,676
41,705
2,203
11,919
51,421
19,126
17,923
44,863
2,434
12,986
55,415
17,597
18,295
41,362
2,699
14,373
53,036
17,883
19,117
42,129
3,067
14,815
53,877
20,523
20,640
69,478
7,269
15,388
1,708
13,680
70,432
7,100
18,430
4,798
13,632
73,815
7,592
21,445
8,080
13,365
76,213
7,550
23,598
9,953
13,645
82,577
8,310
20,652
5,523
15,129
87,573
9,478
21,509
5,369
16,140
19,473
2,003
11,286
3,415
7,871
20,331
2,038
15,075
7,027
8,048
21,210
2,227
18,268
10,092
8,176
22,925
2,440
19,498
11,496
8,002
23,164
2,468
15,730
6,735
8,995
■23,917
2,617
15,595
6,205
9,390
3,013
89,122
69,133
508
468
4,264
19,714
2,303
17,411
11,132
5,624
10,017
3,096
14,310
19,989
2,559
220
17,210
6,005
89,957
69,479
497
530
3,510
20,419
2,172
18,247
10,621
5,345
9,935
3,191
15,431
20,478
2,732
230
17,516
9,232
93,620
72,274
483
420
3,094
22,422
2,162
20,260
10,451
5,051
10,201
3,376
16,776
21,346
2,681
263
18,402
11,123
96,238
73,806
694
425
3,373
21,716
1,953
19,763
10,155
5,274
10,827
3,904
17,438
22,432
2,874
297
19,261
6,653.
104,to.
80,497
658
348
4,166
23,609
2,055
21,554
10,739
5,620
12,776
3,488
19,093
24,389
2,969
305
21,115
6,454
112,106
86,452
709
271
4,329
26,607
4,497
22,110
11,346
5,663
13,997
3,447
20,083
25,654
3,081
313
22,260
4,815
27,947
21,181
621
8,344
29,100
22,008
468
526
1,839
5,136
2,622
2,514
2,340
2,389
3,104
1,284
4,922
7,092
1,006
. 147
5,939
11,334
30,371
22,944
256
462
1,425
6,173
(0)
(D)
2,967
2,101
2,809
1,364
5,387
7,427
1,005
167
6,255
12,714
32,149
24,223
(»)
7,884
33,478
24,901
(0)
(0)
1,619
7,423
(D)
(D)
2,504
1,660
3,374
1,595
5,689
8,577
1,208
195
7,174
7,271
34,858
25,793
(0)
(D)
1,701
7,490
(D)
(0)
2,538
1,738
3,363
1,645
6,206
9,065
1,220
200
7,645
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 other7......
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 )
1,479
4,678
(0 )
(D)
2,429
2,355
3,017
1,367
(0)
6,766
905
138
5,723
m
2,133
7,165
(0 )
(0 )
2,606
1,721
2,839
1,598
5,175
7,926
1,161
185
6,580.
38
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
IOWA
Table 5.— Personal Income for States and Counties of the Plains Region, 1984-89— Continued
[Thousands of dollars]
W a p e llo , Io w a
1984
1985
1986
W a r r e n , Io w a
1987
1988
1989
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
In c o m e b y P la c e o f R e s id e n c e
Total personal income.............................................
Nonfarmpersonal income.........................................
Farmincome1......................................................
Population (thousands)2.............................................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............................
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 rent8..............................
Plus: Transfer payments...........................................
428,770
434,278
425,787
440,159
463,846
504,512
406,832
431,765
453,192
477,25 7
507,916
549,919
423,724
5,046
39.4
427,767
6,511
38.9
414,991
10,796
37.9
428,410
11,749
37.1
456,055
7,791
36.6
495,363
9,149
36.2
395,694
11,138
35.6
413,100
18,665
35.7
429,666
23,526
36.0
453,645
23,612
36.4
489,507
18,409
36.7
529,022
20,897
37.4
10 ,8 71
11,15 5
11,240
11,864
12,662
13,934
11,440
12,079
12,579
13,126
13,830
14 ,7 12
306,267
19,190
-24,154
262,923
73,245
92,602
301,955
19,990
-21,815
260,150
76,037
98,091
285,180
19,130
-18,473
247,577
76,499
101,711
303,284
20,886
-19,319
263,079
74,416
102,664
323,782
23,728
-20,352
279,702
75,710
108,434
351,267
27,009
-23,646
300,612
86,446
117,454
117,442
6,594
192,403
303,251
56,267
47,314
130,403
7,385
199,681
322,699
57,630
51,436
140,250
7,940
208,147
340,457
60,150
52,585
147,571
8,848
223,638
362,361
60,026
54,870
155,259
10,219
242,930
387,970
61,154
58,792
167,276
11,682
261,422
417,016
69,448
63,455
242,967
26,022
37,278
3,764
33,514
238,051
24,125
39,779
5,312
34,467
219,351
22,122
43,707
9,667
34,040
232,509
23,272
47,503
10,642
36,861
250,537
24,966
48,279
6,750
41,529
271,585
27,315
52,367
8,187
44,180
76,273
6,598
34,571
8,364
26,207
79,139
6,570
44,694
16,035
28,659
83,085
7,003
50,162
21,012
29,150
88,107
7,218
52,246
21,091
31,155
96,015
7,877
51,367
15,986
35,381
102,541
8,488
56,247
18,584
37,663
5,046
301,221
259,339
1,015
684
16,893
109,017
34,570
74,447
24,555
11,190
28,949
8,410
58,626
41,882
5,291
647
35,944
6,511
295,444
252,197
865
810
13,860
102,981
34,480
68,501
25,131
11,371
28,780
8,030
60,369
43,247
5,467
684
37,096
10,796
274,384
229,653
354
450
12,945
80,119
23,912
56,207
24,230
10,952
27,952
8,025
64,626
44,731
5,359
780
38,592
11,749
291,535
245,127
683
558
12,070
90,405
21,530
68,875
24,120
11,499
28,735
9,121
67,936
46,408
5,136
857
40,415
7,791
315,991
266,409
698
800
11,810
100,255
21,687
78,568
25,429
12,074
31,372
8,507
75,464
49,582
5,568
883
43,131
9,149
342,118
289,297
708
939
14,596
109,282
25,794
83,488
26,496
13,521
34,257
8,436
81,062
52,821
5,759
896
46,166
11,138
106,304
84,046
1,247
256
10,830
6,457
2,677
3,780
5,979
11,424
13,993
5,899
27,961
22,258
2,207
583
19,468
18,665
111,738
88,273
1,188
354
11,007
6,738
2,985
3,753
5,919
10,933
14,565
6,057
31,512
23,465
2,393
633
20,439
23,526
116,724
92,076
1,032
129
11,388
6,584
2,773
3,811
5,408
11,339
15,235
5,960
35,001
24,648
2,433
721
21,494
23,612
123,959
97,886
1,570
146
11,599
7,635
3,334
4,301
4,101
12,466
16,110
6,746
37,513
26,073
2,733
827
22,513
18,409
136,850
108,570
2,046
194
11,414
9,526
4,312
5,214
5,110
12,757
18,676
6,539
42,308
28,280
2,813
867
24,600
20,897
146,379
116,287
1,706
364
12,643
10,095
4,543
5,552
5,922
14,003
19,263
5,995
46,296
30,092
2,968
905
26,219
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 other7......
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..............................................
W a s h in g to n , Io w a
1984
1985
1986
1987
W a y n e , Io w a
1988
1989
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
In c o m e b y P la c e o f R e s id e n c e
Total personal income.............................................
Nonfarmpersonal income.........................................
Farmincome1......................................................
Population (thousands)8.............................................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............................
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 rent1..............................
Plus: Transfer payments...........................................
267,588
261,280
269,055
271,545
269,699
288,982
80,295
82,726
88,399
90,001
87,422
95,579
216,724
50,864
20.2
222,968
38,312
20.1
225,019
44,036
20.0
231,404
40,141
19.9
245,412
24,287
20.1
265,056
23,926
20.2
75,758
4,537
7.8
74,146
8,580
7.6
75,623
12,776
7.4
75,049
14,952
7.3
79,592
7,830
7.1
87,971
7,608
7.0
13,266
13,013
13,461
13,6 14
13,442
14,283
10,235
10,886
11,936
12,351
12,346
13,70 1
159,883
6,995
13,650
166,538
66,753
34,297
148,297
7,547
14,734
155,484
68,533
37,263
153,623
7,718
16,350
162,255
67,804
38,996
155,468
8,511
18,542
165,499
66,203
39,843
149,568
9,703
20,400
160,265
67,380
42,054
155,694
10,923
21,662
166,433
77,120
45,429
38,285
2,288
66
36,063
24,249
19,983
41,567
2,402
519
39,684
23,458
19,584
48,314
2,633
-144
45,537
23,345
19,517
51,668
2,856
-161
48,651
21,640
19,710
46,525
3,188
236
43,573
21,966
21,883
50,960
3,830
-789
46,341
25,220
24,018
77,013
7,365
75,505
46,747
28,758
77,578
7,136
63,583
34,456
29,127
76,731
7,330
69,562
40,414
29,148
80,313
7,629
67,526
36,597
30,929
85,615
8,199
55,754
20,956
34,798
89,777
8,718
57,199
20,853
36,346
23,002
2,230
13,053
3,476
9,577
22,759
2,171
16,637
7,565
9,072
24,000
2,395
21,919
11,804
10,115
24,761
2,469
24,438
13,983
10,455
25,676
2,540
18,309
6,900
11,409
29,349
3,113
18,498
6,723
11,775
50,864
109,019
93,540
1,895
618
10,104
24,475
10,231
14,244
6,856
10,903
14,618
4,948
19,123
15,479
1,583
323
13,573
38,312
109,985
93,524
1,478
487
12,016
21,978
9,212
12,766
7,175
10,247
14,585
4,938
20,620
16,461
1,755
349
14,357
44,036
109,587
92,051
1,350
512
10,314
20,795
9,792
11,003
7,576
10,294
14,786
5,446
20,978
17,536
1,799
397
15,340
40,141
115,327
96,734
2,315
439
11,766
21,782
10,799
10,983
7,122
10,045
14,963
6,585
21,717
18,593
1,989
454
16,150
24,287
125,281
105,453
2,485
442
12,581
23,883
11,559
12,324
8,167
10,882
15,912
6,444
24,657
19,828
2,074
473
17,281
23,926
131,768
110,574
2,699
719
11,764
25,233
12,698
12,535
8,725
10,572
16,740
6,383
27,739
21,194
2,146
489
18,559
4,537
33,748
27,387
935
58
1,561
7,209
3,647
3,562
4,038
2,486
4,415
1,682
5,003
6,361
928
127
5,306
8,580
32,987
26,407
589
76
1,074
7,891
3,803
4,088
3,918
2,492
3,907
1,432
5,028
6,580
987
131
5,462
12,776
35,538
28,680
486
(L)
1,188
8,730
4,505
4,225
5,284
2,331
3,655
1,402
5,581
6,858
1,029
149
5,680
14,952
36,716
29,449
916
(L)
1,180
8,547
4,924
3,623
5,811
2,472
3,605
1,547
5,343
7,267
1,164
166
5,937
7,830
38,695
30,726
901
(l)
1,236
8,357
4,770
3,587
6,295
2,529
4,087
1,458
5,823
7,969
1,161
167
6,641
7,608
43,352
34,809
916
(L)
1,795
9,141
2,281
6,860
6,673
2,568
4,375
1,415
7,884
8,543
1,279
168
7,096
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 other7......
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
IOWA
39
Table 5.— Personal Income for States and Counties of the Plains Region, 1984-89— Continued
[Thousands of dollars]
W in n e b a g o , Io w a
W e b s te r , Io w a
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
In c o m e b y P la 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 .........................................................................................................................
506,615
525,551
549,827
555,398
574,923
627,0 37
167,683
170 ,758
182,488
183,257
199,855
214,054
Nonfarmpersonal income.........................................
Farmincome'......................................................
Population (thousands)*.............................................
483,871
22,744
44.2
487,871
37,680
43.4
498,559
51,268
42.3
507,281
48,117
41.9
538,413
36,510
41.7
583,664
43,373
41.5
153,264
14,419
12.9
155,325
15,433
12.9
158,870
23,618
12.7
161,771
21,486
12.4
174,938
24,917
12.4
183,144
30,910
12.4
P e r c a p ita p e rs o n a l in c o m e ( d o l l a r s ) ..........................................................................
11,453
12,099
12,991
13,267
13,782
15,105
12,957
13,251
14,40 7
14,742
16,060
17,253
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 rent5...............................
Plus: Transfer payments...........................................
338,523
20,072
-13,965
304,486
113,603
88,526
351,259
21,117
-14,038
316,104
116,738
92,709
369,133
22,096
-13,842
333,195
119,441
97,191
378,688
23,651
-13,987
341,050
114,082
100,266
394,006
26,780
-15,098
352,128
116,197
106,598
425,279
30,096
-16,501
378,682
132,434
115,921
139,284
7,673
-28,473
103,138
42,834
21,711
137,527
8,088
-27,215
102,224
44,958
23,576
151,344
8,720
-28,465
114,159
44,148
24,181
160,331
9,685
-32,157
118,489
40,234
24,534
181,871
11,384
-37,150
133,337
41,052
25,466
183,924
11,664
-32,883
139,377
46,790
27,887
255,629
24,798
58,096
18,538
39,558
254,413
23,414
73,432
33,591
39,841
254,676
23,958
90,499
47,272
43,227
264,477
24,393
89,818
44,010
45,808
284,237
26,148
83,621
32,468
51,153
303,484
28,296
93,499
39,378
54,121
97,434
15,096
26,754
12,851
13,903
95,865
13,593
28,069
13,971
14,098
99,532
14,550
37,262
22,239
15,023
108,862
16,382
35,087
20,120
14,967
123,211
18,726
39,934
23,623
16,311
119,040
18,097
46,787
29,701
17,086
22,744
315,779
268,471
1,492
911
13,648
69,796
41,913
27,883
33,326
24,921
38,883
12,627
72,867
47,308
7,464
764
39,080
37,680
313,579
264,975
1,303
1,139
14,763
62,091
34,209
27,882
31,680
25,874
38,050
12,411
77,664
48,604
8,102
810
39,692
51,268
317,865
267,978
938
765
14,518
63,271
35,051
28,220
32,151
25,095
37,624
11,915
81,701
49,887
8,699
888
40,300
48,117
330,571
278,092
1,319
876
13,513
65,748
34,363
31,385
31,641
25,355
39,868
14,999
84,773
52,479
9,514
965
42,000
36,510
357,496
302,494
1,430
970
13,236
71,902
37,467
34,435
35,477
26,792
43,787
13,627
95,273
55,002
10,290
1,007
43,705
43,373
381,906
323,472
1,491
964
16,342
73,396
38,524
34,872
35,995
28,988
46,209
13,369
106,718
58,434
11,244
1,054
46,136
14,419
124,865
112,939
895
669
5,845
71,360
1,676
69,684
5,620
3,919
6,671
4,228
13,732
11,926
1,080
209
10,637
15,433
122,094
109,703
760
998
5,149
68,301
1,389
66,912
4,670
3,392
6,894
4,088
15,451
12,391
1,170
225
10,996
23,618
127,726
114,875
460
680
4,904
72,700
1,576
71,124
4,758
3,305
6,986
3,962
17,120
12,851
1,212
258
11,381
21,486
138,845
125,299
844
714
3,575
81,197
1,687
79,510
6,206
3,635
7,481
5,098
16,549
13,546
1,351
283
11,912
24,917
156,954
142,153
815
347
4,141
93,893
1,919
91,974
7,914
4,069
7,871
4,617
18,486
14,801
1,475
293
13,033
30,910
153,014
137,536
1,029
347
3,992
86,452
2,352
84,100
8,549
3,845
8,180
4,451
20,691
15,478
1,529
300
13,649
1988
1989
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..............................................
W in n e s h ie k , Io w a
1984
1985
1986
1987
W o o d b u r y , Io w a
1988
1989
1984
1985
1986
1987
In c o m e b y P la 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 .........................................................................................................................
215,940
219,874
241,875
254,204
269,235
297,638
1,1 90 ,73 4
1,2 37,140
1,274,3 82
1,356,170
1,423,654
1,532,098
Nonfarmpersonal income.........................................
Farmincome1......................................................
Population (thousands)2.............................................
198,427
17,513
22.3
206,056
13,818
22.2
216,231
25,644
21.9
226,371
27,833
21.8
242,223
27,012
21.9
263,630
34,008
22.0
1,173,230
17,504
100.2
1,219,599
17,541
99.6
1,243,085
31,297
98.0
1,315,883
40,287
97.4
1,394,223
29,431
98.5
1,503,443
28,655
99.0
P e r c a p ita p e rs o n a l in c o m e ( d o l l a r s ) ..........................................................................
9,673
9,914
11,053
11,648
12,306
13,548
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 rent5...............................
Plus: Transfer payments...........................................
135,955
7,325
1,022
129,652
53,844
32,444
136,887
8,097
1,123
129,913
55,457
34,504
157,172
8,899
633
148,906
56,944
36,025
168,600
9,880
1,379
160,099
57,089
37,016
182,860
11,429
705
172,136
58,135
38,964
201,956
13,013
0
188,943
66,521
42,174
858,171
53,290
-35,286
769,595
220,390
200,749
882,423
58,203
-32,557
791,663
231,842
213,635
919,363
61,789
-38,755
818,819
232,482
223,081
1,023,407
70,542
-55,673
897,192
228,331
230,647
1,062,172
76,977
-39,621
945,574
232,805
245,275
1,138,659
86,663
-51,213
1,000,783
265,292
266,023
89,740
8,699
37,516
13,551
23,965
93,320
8,669
34,898
9,930
24,968
99,443
9,458
48,271
21,767
26,504
105,339
9,888
53,373
23,742
29,631
116,532
10,982
55,346
22,901
32,445
125,990
12,199
63,767
29,828
33,939
648,792
64,875
144,504
14,160
130,344
672,151
64,295
145,977
14,251
131,726
694,221
67,317
157,825
28,050
129,775
761,800
71,878
189,729
36,922
152,807
793,942
73,344
194,886
26,092
168,794
854,002
80,158
204,499
25,314
179,185
17,513
118,442
95,364
2,929
2,264
10,841
16,739
2,632
14,107
8,551
8,084
13,077
4,590
28,289
23,078
2,189
367
20,522
13,818
123,069
99,749
2,508
2,395
12,308
16,742
2,887
13,855
8,026
8,030
13,447
4,645
31,648
23,320
1,856
394
21,070
25,644
131,528
107,177
1,860
2,290
12,436
19,244
3,038
16,206
8,608
7,788
14,359
4,783
35,809
24,351
1,974
450
21,927
27,833
140,767
114,644
3,952
2,385
12,486
20,567
3,001
17,566
9,207
8,028
14,772
6,229
37,018
26,123
2,346
496
23,281
27,012
155,848
127,987
3,849
2,620
14,014
24,283
3,472
20,811
9,831
9,316
16,313
6,001
41,760
27,861
2,570
516
24,775
34,008
167,948
138,346
4,005
2,800
14,714
28,052
5,987
22,065
10,156
9,865
17,237
5,751
45,766
29,602
2,655
532
26,415
17,504
840,667
738,329
15,604
2,019
48,244
141,381
91,516
49,865
94,959
63,520
97,951
48,401
226,250
102,338
22,278
1,816
78,244
17,541
864,882
757,953
13,391
2,728
48,556
149,483
97,437
52,046
92,573
63,550
95,120
51,378
241,174
106,929
23,679
1,917
81,333
31,297
888,066
777,291
10,020
1,107
51,790
149,617
95,978
53,639
94,406
64,141
96,384
53,792
256,034
110,775
23,012
2,232
85,531 ■
40,287
983,120
866,539
20,051
825
57,063
171,658
¡22,300
49,358
91,903
67,656
100,471
62,936
293,976
116,581
24,063
2,454
90,064
29,431
1,032,741
905,242
19,459
1,177
64,944
157,499
106,186
51,313
98,264
73,094
106,959
58,845
325,001
127,499
25,922
2,552
99,025
28,655
1,110,004
975,249
19,751
1,255
66,400
176,997
125,586
51,411
102,930
78,983
114,422
58,918
355,593
134,755
27,243
2,651
104,861
11,8 8 1
12,418
13,004
13,925
14,454
15,479
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 other7......
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 ard local..............................................
See footnotes at end of tables.
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LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
IOWA
Table 5.— Personal Income for States and Counties of the Plains Region, 1984-89— Continued
[Thousands of dollars]
W o r th , Io w a
1984
1985
1986
W r ig h t, Io w a
1987
1988
1989
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
In c o m e b y P la c e o f R e s id e n c e
Total personal income.............................................
Nonfarmpersonal income.........................................
Farmincome'......................................................
Population (thousands)’ .............................................
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...........................................
10 5 ,471
107,893
11 3 ,7 72
115,329
119,2 42
136,153
220,983
89,292
16,179
9,1
223,185
227,509
223,419
90,709
17,184
9.0
234,913
91,016
22,756
8.8
92,127
23,202
8.5
261,9 61
99,282
19,960
8.6
108,109
28,044
8.6
194,031
26,952
16.0
186,846
36,339
15.7
182,953
44,556
15.1
187,042
36,377
14.8
200,103
34,810
14.7
219,820
42,141
14.5
11,643
12,001
12,954
13,503
13,862
15,924
13 ,77 1
14,209
15,023
15 ,112
15,972
18,048
45,854
2,009
19,460
63,305
25,778
16,388
46,460
2,128
18,892
63,224
26,911
17,758
53,027
2,255
18,250
69,022
26,543
18,207
56,459
2,579
18,698
72,578
24,287
18,464
57,193
3,054
21,179
75,318
24,766
19,158
69,058
3,631
21,845
87,272
28,267
20,614
141,191
7,290
-1,851
132,050
57,071
31,862
138,303
7,018
-132
131,153
57,656
34,376
146,332
7,230
-164
138,938
53,203
35,368
142,009
7,770
-91
134,148
53,360
35,911
152,150
9,040
-128
142,982
54,293
37,638
169,927
10,412
-195
159,320
62,088
40,553
20,263
1,878
23,713
14,514
9,199
19,618
1,755
25,087
15,568
9,519
20,520
1,923
30,584
21,171
9,413
23,047
2,179
31,233
21,566
9,667
25,445
2,477
29,271
18,345
10,926
28,280
2,942
37,836
26,440
11,396
88,863
10,973
41,355
23,507
17,848
78,125
8,475
51,703
32,984
18,719
77,092
8,452
60,788
41,289
19,499
80,982
9,005
52,022
33,047
18,975
89,204
10,109
52,837
31,552
21,285
97,029
11,479
61,419
38,945
22,474
16,179
29,675
24,482
375
485
3,147
2,844
(D)
(D)
1,725
4,242
3,748
2,695
5,221
5,193
851
144
4,198
17,184
29,276
23,897
317
626
3,468
2,889
(D)
(0)
1,526
3,946
3,711
1,860
5,554
5,379
912
155
4,312
22,756
30,271
24,784
301
606
3,830
3,719
(D)
(D)
1,858
3,698
3,267
1,746
5,759
5,487
971
175
4,341
23,202
33,257
26,989
(0)
(D)
3,734
5,725
(D)
(0)
1,763
4,076
3,060
2,150
5,563
6,268
1,097
194
4,977
19,960
37,233
30,549
(D)
(D)
3,884
8,172
(D)
(D)
1,970
4,467
2,995
1,980
6,173
6,684
1,127
203
5,354
28,044
41,014
34,123
302
573
3,818
10,597
(D)
(0)
2,672
4,498
3,023
2,155
6,485
6,891
1,173
207
5,511
26,952
114,239
101,259
842
515
7,099
37,521
8,872
28,649
16,739
9,544
9,407
4,532
15,060
12,980
1,583
256
11,141
36,339
101,964
88,375
864
718
5,145
26,303
8,235
18,068
15,474
8,489
9,593
4,602
17,187
13,589
1,777
270
11,542
44,556
101,776
87,677
718
279
5,390
25,296
9,269
16,027
16,271
8,494
8,933
4,704
17,592
14,099
1,784
308
12,007
36,377
105,632
90,922
1,131
299
5,527
29,232
11,366
17,866
15,278
7,152
9,198
5,640
17,465
14,710
1,972
336
12,402
34,810
117,340
101,465
1,240
351
5,982
34,593
12,059
22,534
15,903
8,263
10,258
5,527
19,348
15,875
2,063
348
13,464
42,141
127,786
111,163
1,368
361
6,010
40,393
13,298
27,095
15,588
9,240
11,372
5,957
20,874
16,623
2,073
351
14,199
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’ income8...............................................
Farm............................................................
Nonfarm........................................................
Earnings by industry:
Farm...............................................................
Nonfarm............................................................
Private..........................................................
Agricultural services, forestry, fisheries, and other7......
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.
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KANSAS
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
Total Personal Income
Pet. C h a n g e , 1 9 8 4 - 8 9
H i Pe t. o f S t a te , 198 9
K a nsa s C ity , M O -K S *
L a w re n ce
Topeka
W ic h ita
N o n m e tro p o r tio n
Kansas P ortio n of M etro
80%
60%
40%
20%
0%
10%
20%
30%
40%
Earnings Percent Change
by Nonfarm Industry
1984-89
I Kansas
i M e tro P ortion
l l f c l N on m e t r o P o r t i o n
80%
60%
40%
20%
0%
-
20%
-40%
-60%
E a rn in g s * A g .S e rv.
M ining
C onstr.
Total N o nfarm Earnings.
T r a n s p o r t a t io n and P u b lic U t ili t ie s .
F in ance, Insu ra nce , and Real Estate.
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FIRE***
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G ov’t
50%
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
KANSAS
43
Table 5.— Personal Income for States and Counties o f the Plains Region, 1984-89
[Thousands of dollars]
State of Kansas
1984
Kansas (Metropolitan portion)
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
31,788,624
30,871,325
917,299
2,442,2
13,017
33,818,510
32,532,581
1,285,929
2,449.9
13,804
35,595,744
33,968,033
1,627,711
2,459.9
14,470
37,045,902
35,491,608
1,554,294
2,475.3
14,966
39,178,053
37,774,690
1,403,363
2,495.6
15,699
41,511,244
40,445,751
1,065,493
2,511.9
16,526
22,181,931
1,300,900
706,670
21,587,701
5,884,874
4,316,049
23,496,979
1,433,539
821,136
22,884,576
6,328,586
4,605,348
24,985,296
1,553,211
828,204
24,260,289
6,447,433
4,888,022
26,119,478
1,631,052
966,609
25,455,035
6,478,981
5,111,886
27,584,401
1,737,707
958,224
26,804,918
6,935,767
5,437,368
17,238,596
1,728,004
3,215,331
751,959
2,463,372
18,058,175
1,729,626
3,709,178
1,125,583
2,583,595
18,932,462
1,838,043
4,214,791
1,472,062
2,742,729
19,871,163
1,902,871
4,345,444
1,393,480
2,951,964
917,299
21,264,632
17,585,185
108,960
528,138
1,413,643
4,464,030
1,602,652
2,861,378
2,060,783
1,604,432
2,143,132
1,146,823
4,115,244
3,679,447
645,573
531,012
2,502,862
1,285,929
22,211,050
18,231,977
101,942
520,925
1,406,962
4,576,850
1,686,355
2,890,495
2,042,300
1,691,575
2,239,465
1,220,471
4,431,487
3,979,073
687,029
591,803
2,700,241
1,627,711
23,357,585
19,124,699
96,212
359,441
1,524,231
4,853,858
1,788,284
3,065,574
2,107,487
1,733,609
2,316,008
1,332,762
4,801,091
4,232,886
704,797
626,029
2,902,060
1,554,294
24,565,184
20,141,272
141,614
333,095
1,582,827
4,983,113
1,877,778
3,105,335
2,137,754
1,806,473
2,396,213
1,599,923
5,160,260
4,423,912
746,329
673,217
3,004,366
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
17,525,569
17,461,106
64,463
1,240.5
14,128
18,822,407
18,721,851
100,556
1,258.8
14,952
20,072,419
19,936,901
135,518
1,280.2
15,679
21,323,514
21,200,246
123,268
1,304.8
16,342
22,738,047
22,630,246
98,801
1,333.2
17,055
24,377,203
24,279,753
97,450
1,359.1
17,937
28,578,843
1,899,988
1,046,718
27,725,573
7,891,949
5,893,722
13,041,835
792,495
347,154
12,596,494
2,870,437
2,058,638
13,939,020
891,386
421,365
13,468,999
3,134,692
2,218,716
15,048,413
992,050
376,765
14,433,128
3,278,805
2,360,486
15,997,317
1,050,333
488,521
15,435,505
3,388,929
2,499,080
17,113,205
1,126,867
461,633
16,447,971
3,641,573
2,648,503
18,062,266
1,229,233
525,477
17,358,510
4,140,183
2,878,510
21,057,750
2,036,851
4,489,800
1,245,031
3,244,769
22,066,879
2,175,802
4,336,162
908,850
3,427,312
10,716,101
1,094,542
1,231,192
50,188
1,181,004
11,457,567
1,115,149
1,366,304
86,879
1,279,425
12,326,162
1,215,968
1,506,283
122,394
1,383,889
13,065,539
1,265,296
1,666,482
109,893
1,556,589
13,967,724
1,358,065
1,787,416
85,797
1,701,619
14,719,798
1,454,508
1,887,960
84,813
1,803,147
1,403,363
26,181,038
21,464,488
147,309
328,121
1,577,140
5,259,120
1,956,437
3,302,683
2,272,844
1,926,088
2,640,027
1,602,894
5,710,945
4,716,550
824,282
691,004
3,201,264
1,065,493
27,513,350
22,491,178
156,030
324,507
1,536,618
5,452,838
2,006,372
3,446,466
2,411,214
2,016,644
2,730,820
1,584,283
6,278,224
5,022,172
870,546
703,335
3,448,291
64,463
12,977,372
10,990,771
46,171
161,337
785,651
3,095,811
970,185
2,125,626
1,158,159
1,078,696
1,247,187
780,568
2,637,191
1,986,601
419,726
229,468
1,337,407
100,556
13,838,464
11,680,581
44,936
169,687
864,332
3,188,497
1,008,556
2,179,941
1,183,796
1,167,526
1,330,202
849,883
2,881,722
2,157,883
445,866
265,109
1,446,908
135,518
14,912,895
12,602,570
44,696
122,636
989,095
3,450,810
1,083,884
2,366,926
1,223,161
1,232,649
1,417,656
948,167
3,173,700
2,310,325
463,738
285,504
1,561,083
123,268
15,874,049
13,444,524
66,143
110,539
1,060,316
3,509,628
1,139,632
2,369,996
1,278,387
1,303,461
1,497,260
1,144,692
3,474,098
2,429,525
493,671
313,277
1,622,577
98,801
17,014,404
14,386,471
70,669
110,343
1,048,775
3,706,984
1,198,783
2,508,201
1,375,304
1,374,552
1,661,934
1,170,326
3,867,584
2,627,933
563,220
326,451
1,738,262
97,450
17,964,816
15,152,694
75,455
110,455
1,019,657
3,839,188
1,220,956
2,618,232
1,494,887
1,448,996
1,733,493
1,150,903
4,279,660
2,812,122
601,559
334,068
1,876,495
Income by Place of Residence
Total personal income.....................................................................................
Nonfarmpersonal income.........................................
Farmincome1......................................................
Population (thousands)“.............................................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............................
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 rent*...............................
Plus: Transfer payments...........................................
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 other7......
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..............................................
Kansas (Nonm etropolitan portion)
1984
Allen, Kansas
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
14,263,055
13,410,219
852,836
1,201.7
11,869
14,996,103
13,810,730
1,185,373
1,191.0
12,591
15,523,325
14,031,132
1,492,193
1,179.7
13,158
15,722,388
14,291,362
1,431,026
1,170.4
13,433
16,440,006
15,135,444
1,304,562
1,162.4
14,143
17,134,041
16,165,998
968,043
1,152.9
14,862
9,140,096
508,405
359,516
8,991,207
3,014,437
2,257,411
9,557,959
542,153
399,771
9,415,577
3,193,894
2,386,632
9,936,883
561,161
451,439
9,827,161
3,168,628
2,527,536
10,122,161
580,719
478,088
10,019,530
3,090,052
2,612,806
10,471,196
610,840
496,591
10,356,947
3,294,194
2,788,865
6,522,495
633,462
1,984,139
701,771
1,282,368
6,600,608
614,477
2,342,874
1,038,704
1,304,170
6,606,300
622,075
2,708,508
1,349,668
1,358,840
6,805,624
637,575
2,678,962
1,283,587
1,395,375
852,836
8,287,260
6,594,414
59,788*
360,071*
627,992
1,367,008*
603,398*
700,932*
868,661*
513,082*
895,945
366,255
1,431,613*
1,692,846
225,847
301,544
1,165,455
1,185,373
8,372,586
6,551,396
54,898*
345,934*
542,630
1,387,156*
642,714*
684,508*
819,585*
524,049
909,263
370,588
1,520,759*
1,821,190
241,163
326,694
1,253,333
1,492,193
8,444,690
6,522,129
47,810*
229,365*
535,136
1,401,332*
661,178*
657,665*
837,463*
500,960
898,352
384,595
1,613,269*
1,922,561
241,059
340,525
1,340,977
1,431,026
8,691,135
6,696,748
68,267*
213,689*
520,321*
1,472,493*
702,896*
691,157*
809,177*
501,696*
898,953
455,231
1,675,615*
1,994,387
252,658
359,940
1,381,789
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
166,374
163,402
2,972
16.2
10,282
173,756
167,417
6,339
15.9
10,947
175,126
168,080
7,046
15.6
11,219
179,617
169,323
10,294
15.3
11,758
185,489
179,645
5,844
15.0
12,356
200,568
192,393
8,175
14.7
13,616
10,516,577
670,755
521,241
10,367,063
3,751,766
3,015,212
106,126
6,352
-2,747
97,027
37,580
31,767
108,576
6,686
-2,046
99,844
39,632
34,280
109,308
6,909
-1,974
100,425
39,514
35,187
115,316
7,132
-2,291
105,893
37,884
35,840
117,280
7,566
-2,592
107^122
40,356
38,011
124,908
8,381
2’804
113723
46,001
40,844
7,090,026
678,786
2,702,384
1,159,234
1,543,150
7,347,081
721,294
2,448,202
824,037
1,624,165
80,483
9,106
16,537
2,104
14,433
79,632
8,446
20,498
5,505
14,993
78,788
8,572
21,948
6,235
15,713
80,760
8,888
25,668
9,446
16,222
84,714
9,438
23,128
5,004
18,124
88,235
10,142
26,531
7,339
19,192
1,304,562
9,166,634
7,078,017
73,398*
209,974*
525,968*
1,550,124*
718,959*
744,018*
837,115*
550,224*
978,093
432,568
1,829,494*
2,088,617
261,062
364,553
1,463,002
968,043
9,548,534
7,338,484
78,367*
209,064*
516,961
1,611,116*
755,966*
776,114*
857,190«
556,338*
997,327
433,380
1,984,276*
2,210,050
268,987
369,267
1,571,796
2,972
103,154
84,283
230
5,242
4,842
36,515
11,455
25,060
6,124
4,210
9,928
3,546
13,646
18,871
1,383
609
16,879
6,339
102,237
82,786
221
5,028
4,646
34,352
11,331
23,021
6,017
4,023
10,296
3,370
14,833
19,451
1,414
713
17,324
7,046
102,262
83,115
225
3,746
4,637
34,676
11,123
23,553
5,308
3,653
10,341
3,089
17,440
19,147
1,423
861
16,863
10,294
105,022
85,440
267
(D)
5,424
36,999
12,489
24,510
(D)
3,638
9,510
3,679
18,229
19,582
1,489
1,032
17,061
5,844
111,436
90,822
220
2,751
4,934
39,742
13,625
26,117
4,262
4,392
10,196
3,641
20,684
20,614
1,575
1,048
17,991
8,175
116,733
94,647
228
2,700
5,021
40,631
13Î535
27,096
4*688
4,379
11,325
3,932
21,743
22^086
1,585
1,051
19,450
Income by Place of Residence
Total personal income.............................................
Nonfarmpersonal income.........................................
Farmincome1................................................
Population (thousands)2.............................................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............................
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 rent”...............................
Plus: Transfer payments...........................................
Earnings by Place of Work
Earnings bytype:
Wages and salaries................................................
Other labor income................................................
Proprietors' income6..............................................
Farm............................................................
Nonfarm........................................................
Earnings by industry:
Farm...............................................................
Nonfarm................................................
Private..........................................................
Agricultural services, forestry, fisheries, and other1......
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.
44
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
KANSAS
Table 5.— Personal Income for States and Counties of the Plains Region, 19 8 4-8 9 — Continued
[Thousands of dollars]
Atchison Kansas
Anderson, Kansas
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
Income by Place of Residence
P e r c a p ita p e rs o n a l in c o m e ( d o ll a r s ) ..........................................................................
92,209
89,694
2,515
8.8
10,524
97,537
90,932
6,605
8.4
11,555
102,638
93,346
9,292
8.3
12,379
104,190
95,347
8,843
8.2
12,640
103,809
99,506
4,303
8.2
12,621
113,302
105,342
7,960
8.2
13,900
189,006
186,672
2,334
18.1
10,450
198,024
189,098
8,926
18.0
10,984
203,564
193,824
9,740
17.9
11,375
211,761
204,439
7,322
17.9
11,834
223,712
217,300
6,412
17.8
12,543
237,651
229,932
7,719
17.8
13,378
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 rent1..............................
Plus: Transfer payments..........................................
36,016
2,163
16,773
50,626
24,159
17,424
41,551
2,392
14,994
54,153
24,949
18,435
44,818
2,478
15,474
57,814
24,590
20,234
45,105
2,587
16,744
59,262
24,235
20,693
42,554
2,748
16,734
56,540
25,664
21,605
47,470
3,113
16,588
60,945
29,317
23,040
115,300
7,147
7,156
115,309
38,586
35,111
118,879
7,387
9,739
121,231
39,571
37,222
121,791
7,762
10,796
124,825
39,432
39,307
128,742
8,420
10,808
131,130
40,469
40,162
136,888
9,103
10,513
138,298
43,387
42,027
141,907
9,840
10,806
142,873
49,412
45,366
23,134
2,275
10,607
2,006
8,601
23,665
2,206
15,680
6,110
9,570
24,572
2,348
17,898
8,805
9,093
25,269
2,379
17,457
8,332
9,125
26,077
2,500
13,977
3,792
10,185
26,605
2,603
18,262
7,446
10,816
92,563
9,965
12,772
1,590
11,182
90,937
9,105
18,837
8,202
10,635
92,342
9,450
19,999
9,035
10,964
99,904
10,552
18,286
6,593
11,693
106,809
11,955
18,124
5,693
12,431
109,123
12,483
20,301
7,004
13,297
2,515
33,501
25,427
230
837
2,718
4,068
1,895
2,173
4,587
1,643
4,033
1,639
5,672
8,074
879
330
6,865
6,605
34,946
26,216
162
875
2,492
4,124
1,650
2,474
4,396
1,861
3,896
1,706
6,704
8,730
959
381
7,390
9,292
35,526
26,295
123
767
2,802
4,526
1,485
3,041
4,082
1,973
3,670
1,763
6,589
9,231
984
459
7,788
8,843
36,262
26,781
204
774
3,240
4,034
1,679
2,355
3,941
1,913
3,837
2,136
6,702
9,481
1,043
556
7,882
4,303
38,251
28,437
341
685
3,094
4,237
1,810
2,427
4,049
1,868
4,461
2,191
7,511
9,814
1,062
574
8,178
7,960
39,510
29,251
433
691
3,084
4,682
1,841
2,841
3,684
1,721
4,427
2,227
8,302
10,259
1,058
582
8,619
2,334
112,966
95,825
300
(D)
5,757
35,032
16,618
18,414
10,522
(D)
9,709
3,146
19,559
17,141
1,414
682
15,045
8,926
109,953
91,652
296
1,174
5,989
30,627
16,502
14,125
8,958
10,645
9,733
3,295
20,935
18,301
1,522
805
15,974
9,740
112,051
92,754
263
991
4,932
31,908
17,399
14,509
9,399
10,937
9,131
3,432
21,761
19,297
1,557
971
16,769
7,322
121,420
101,587
330
1,004
4,555
37,675
18,780
18,895
9,765
11,200
9,409
4,756
22,893
19,833
1,621
1,209
17,003
6,412
130,476
110,008
342
(0)
5,114
42,634
17,422
25,212
(0)
11,093
10,313
4,116
25,260
20,468
1,648
1,245
17,575
7,719
134,188
112,987
370
(0)
5,030
45,120
18,395
26,725
(0)
9,477
10,822
3,950
27,032
21,201
1,683
1,268
18,250
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
T o ta l p e rs o n a l i n c o m e .........................................................................................................................
Nonfarmpersonal income.........................................
Farmincome1......................................................
Population (thousands)1.............................................
Earnings by Place of Work
Earnings by type:
Wages and salaries................................................
Other labor income................................................
Proprietors’ income6...............................................
Farm............................................................
Nonfarm........................................................
Earnings by industry:
Farm...............................................................
Nonfarm............................................................
Private..........................................................
Agricultural services, forestry, fisheries, and other7......
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..............................................
Barton, Kansas
Barber, Kansas
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1984
Income by Place of Residence
P e r c a p ita p e rs o n a l in c o m e ( d o ll a r s ) ..........................................................................
100,784
85,957
14,827
7.1
14,227
98,237
86,304
11,933
7.0
13,998
102,755
83,588
19,167
6.8
15,069
98,466
81,580
16,886
6.4
15,359
100,605
84,583
16,022
6.3
15,919
101,049
88,956
12,093
6.1
16,560
449,563
441,628
7,935
33.1
13,568
462,504
450,582
11,922
33.0
14,001
439,073
422,724
16,349
32.4
13,568
446,400
413,413
32,987
31.1
14,356
460,130
430,729
29,401
30.3
15,164
472,890
458,270
14,620
29.5
16,038
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 rent8...............................
Plus: Transfer payments...........................................
69,549
3,402
-3,676
62,471
23,787
14,526
65,204
3,525
-3,561
58,118
24,471
15,648
69,924
3,445
-3,047
63,432
23,659
15,664
66,802
3,429
-2,732
60,641
21,604
16,221
67,333
3,552
-2,548
61,233
22,993
16,379
63,030
3,764
-2,088
57,178
26,189
17,682
331,672
20,422
-7,681
303,569
90,989
55,005
333,504
21,463
-7,446
304,595
98,407
59,502
303,659
19,719
-5,529
278,411
95,429
65,233
308,226
18,902
-4,146
285,178
93,912
67,310
313,802
19,734
-4,583
289,485
100,489
70,156
308,075
21,376
-4,418
282,281
114,117
76,492
41,426
4,025
24,098
12,815
11,283
41,013
3,915
20,276
9,966
10,310
38,535
3,745
27,644
17,227
10,417
36,950
3,567
26,285
14,834
11,451
36,738
3,613
26,982
13,965
13,017
35,940
3,605
23,485
10,008
13,477
260,110
26,054
45,508
5,749
39,759
258,651
24,819
50,034
9,767
40,267
226,678
22,143
54,838
14,220
40,618
215,874
20,782
71,570
30,742
40,828
220,280
21,354
72,168
27,150
45,018
225,945
22,175
59,955
12,338
47,617
14,827
54,722
46,728
2,971
8,463
2,945
6,970
(0)
(0)
6,906
4,222
5,346
2,433
6,472
7,994
782
267
6,945
11,933
53,271
44,554
2,314
6,427
2,983
7,092
(0)
19,167
50,757
41,275
1,713
3,965
2,503
7,804
(0)
(0)
7,462
2,964
4,904
2,441
7,519
9,482
844
377
8,261
16,886
49,916
40,722
3,558
2,901
2,204
7,705
(0)
16,022
51,311
42,082
3,365
3,028
2,238
7,981
(D)
12,093
50,937
41,142
3,442
3,018
2,340
7,824
(0)
7,935
323,737
294,906
1,432
68,609
18,591
38,525
19,260
19,265
27,586
34,740
35,778
12,540
57,105
28,831
2,626
1,249
24,956
11,922
321,582
289,946
1,505
65,361
17,904
36,480
20,521
15,959
27,331
34,470
35,793
13,393
57,709
31,636
2,815
1,482
27,339
16,349
287,310
252,938
1,245
37,949
17,168
36,705
21,881
14,824
26,933
28,104
33,593
12,331
58,910
34,372
2,822
1,788
29,762
32,987
275,239
240,037
1,363
30,487
14,525
36,437
21,867
14,570
24,733
25,557
33,325
14,549
59,061
35,202
3,011
2,101
30,090
29,401
284,401
247,588
1,377
30,113
15,031
38,184
21,981
16,203
25,672
25,575
33,024
13,472
65,140
36,813
3,218
2,118
31,477
14,620
293,455
254,308
1,793
27,847
16,786
40,230
21,832
18,398
26,098
25,118
34,080
13,369
68,987
39,147
3,359
2,104
33,684
T o t a l p e rs o n a l i n c o m e .........................................................................................................................
Nonfarmpersonal income.........................................
Farmincome1......................................................
Population (thousands)2.............................................
Earnings by Place of Work
Earnings by type:
Other labor income................................................
Nonfarm........................................................
Earnings by industry:
Agricultural services, forestry, fisheries, and other7......
Nondurable goods........................................
Durable goods............................................
Transportation and public utilities..........................
Government and government enterprises.....................
State and local..............................................
See footnotes at end of tables.
(D)
7,264
3,635
5,302
2,532
7,005
8,717
809
312
7,596
(D)
(D)
(D)
6,559
2,987
4,686
2,482
7,640
9,194
856
433
7,905
6,958
3,091
4,926
2,080
8,415
9,229
917
441
7,871
5,159
3,101
4,909
2,182
9,167
9,795
943
435
8,417
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
KANSAS
45
Table 5.— Personal Income for States and Counties of the Plains Region, 1984-89— Continued
_____________________________________ [Thousands of dollars]
B o u rb o n , K a n sas
1984
1985
1986
1987
B ro w n , Kansas
1988
1989
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
In c o m e b y P la c e o f R e s id e n c e
Total personal income.............................................
Nonfarmpersonal income.........................................
Farmincome*......................................................
Population (thousands)2.............................................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............................
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 rent5...............................
Plus: Transfer payments...........................................
194,104
204,979
205,057
208,671
211,802
218,928
121,276
139,579
149,839
147,492
150,6 77
161,422
195,628
-1,524
15.9
202,862
2,117
15.7
201,436
3,621
15.6
204,328
4,343
15.4
208,144
3,658
15.2
215,847
3,081
15.0
116,217
5,059
11.7
118,673
20,906
11.5
125,631
24,208
11.4
130,013
17,479
11.4
138,059
12,618
11.4
150,269
11,153
11.4
12,225
13,091
13,133
13,570
13 ,9 77
14,6 11
10,358
12,183
13,158
12,989
13,183
14,140
139,877
9,119
-9,013
121,745
38,447
33,912
147,363
9,854
-8,611
128,898
40,053
36,028
143,679
9,849
-5,920
127,910
39,601
37,546
144,167
9,818
-4,763
129,586
40,335
38,750
141,737
9,873
-4,329
127,535
42,860
41,407
139,164
10,280
-3,528
125,356
48,909
44,663
62,538
3,737
52
58,853
35,572
26,851
79,473
4,014
ai
75,475
36,405
27,699
84,808
4,239
898
81,467
36,397
31,975
82,186
4,566
1,220
78,840
35,929
32,723
82,519
4,979
660
78,200
38,239
34,238
86,806
5,759
-636
80,411
43,641
37,370
116,112
12,497
11,268
-2,092
13,360
119,634
12,488
15,241
1,571
13,670
114,524
11,748
17,407
3,095
14,312
114,345
11,415
18,407
3,807
14,600
111,257
11,086
19,394
3,137
16,257
108,276
10,867
20,021
2,574
17,447
44,708
4,467
13,363
2,595
10,768
46,158
4,454
28,861
18,557
10,304
47,469
4,657
32,682
21,968
10,714
50,951
4,990
26,245
15,217
11,028
54,416
5,358
22,745
10,436
12,309
58,888
5,999
21,919
9,056
12,863
-1,524
141,401
126,823
437
5,360
5,546
16,162
7,911
8,251
42,721
4,633
11,470
17,668
22,826
14,578
2,704
609
11,265
2,117
145,246
129,471
485
4,420
5,284
17,363
8,880
8,483
42,300
4,826
12,024
18,485
24,284
15,775
2,903
706
12,166
3,621
140,058
123,470
511
1,072
6,028
18,160
9,443
8,717
35,280
5,712
11,884
19,632
25,191
16,588
2,854
851
12,883
4,343
139,824
122,034
549
889
6,044
20,822
11,996
8,826
32,235
4,163
11,671
20,895
24,766
17,790
3,073
1,038
13,679
3,658
138,079
119,243
591
839
5,937
21,737
12,438
9,299
28,240
4,608
13,008
17,731
26,552
18,836
3,207
1,057
14,572
3,081
136,083
116,317
535
931
5,390
24,793
13,237
11,556
21,142
4,486
13,247
16,717
29,076
19,766
3,190
1,069
15,507
5,059
57,479
46,366
426
409
3,112
9,917
923
8,994
6,217
3,389
5,869
3,015
14,012
11,113
1,712
541
8,860
20,906
58,567
46,450
410
451
2,713
10,684
949
9,735
5,933
3,224
5,533
3,071
14,431
12,117
1,869
515
9,733
24,208
60,600
47,676
290
1,238
1,920
11,272
973
10,299
6,173
3,078
5,273
3,355
15,077
12,924
1,880
623
10,421
17,479
64,707
51,496
427
1,385
2,164
12,144
637
11,507
5,940
3,169
5,497
5,165
15,605
13,211
1,918
767
10,526
12,618
69,901
55,834
433
339
2,347
13,264
665
12,599
6,301
3,682
6,028
6,192
17,248
14,067
2,135
798
11,134
11,153
75,653
60,618
481
295
2,581
15,157
565
14,592
6,453
3,859
6,466
6,926
18,400
15,035
2,349
815
11,871
1985
1986
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 bade.................................................
Finance, insurance, and real estate........................
Services.....................................................
Government and government enterprises.....................
Federal, civilian.............................................
Military......................................................
State and local..............................................
B u tle r, K a n s a s
1984
1987
C hase, Kansas
1988
1989
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
In c o m e b y P la c e o f R e s id e n c e
Total personal income.............................................
Nonfarmpersonal income.........................................
Farmincome1......................................................
Population (thousands)1.............................................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............................
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 rent5...............................
Plus: Transfer payments...........................................
608,950
650,089
700,079
738,653
770,398
827,459
36,883
38,410
43,295
45,732
595,522
13,428
47.1
48,273
635,902
14,187
47.6
674,138
25,941
48.1
49,317
707,952
30,701
49.1
745,787
24,611
50.2
806,193
21,266
51.1
34,853
2,030
3.3
36,035
2,375
3.2
36,113
7,182
3.1
36,514
9,218
3.1
39,020
9,253
3.1
41,496
7,821
3.0
12,916
13,6 70
14,553
15,038
15,344
16,192
11,286
12,109
14,084
14,940
15 ,724
16,244
272,207
15,377
172,195
429,025
98,703
81,222
272,900
16,429
199,500
455,971
108,557
85,561
294,837
17,475
220,387
497,749
112,599
89,731
309,592
18,274
242,557
533,875
110,510
94,268
316,909
19,001
251,590
549,498
118,196
102,704
343,287
22,199
260,194
581,282
134,407
111,770
14,042
795
7,229
20,476
9,572
6,835
14,061
821
7,869
21,109
10,162
7,139
19,010
847
7,536
25,699
10,203
7,393
21,686
904
7,572
28,354
9,778
7,600
22,460
970
8,131
29,621
10,398
8,254
21,312
1,082
8,279
28,509
11,869
8,939
184,993
26,272
60,942
10,931
50,011
183,170
23,484
66,246
11,738
54,508
189,576
24,827
80,434
23,549
56,885
191,668
24,260
93,664
28,222
65,442
197,261
25,072
94,576
22,158
72,418
218,425
28,917
95,945
18,820
77,125
8,869
783
4,390
1,235
3,155
8,556
732
4,773
1,633
3,140
8,869
772
9,369
6,490
2,879
9,599
885
11,202
8,534
2,668
9,918
951
11,591
8,609
2,982
10,017
987
10,308
7,225
3,083
13,428
258,779
216,492
1,386
13,096
30,214
54,361
43,362
10,999
19,677
11,552
29,751
10,674
45,781
42,287
3,013
1,775
37,499
14,187
258,713
212,734
1,264
12,856
30,960
47,793
37,280
10,513
18,596
11,139
30,036
10,518
49,572
45,979
3,236
2,129
40,614
25,941
268,896
219,159
1,103
8,244
38,387
44,465
34,853
9,612
18,961
10,227
30,307
11,607
55,858
49,737
3,218
2,568
43,951
30,701
278,891
226,269
1,974
7,438
36,136
42,816
33,995
8,821
19,089
10,768
30,621
14,261
63,166
52,622
3,303
3,313
46,006
24,611
292,298
236,544
1,767
6,813
34,590
44,420
34,929
9,491
19,530
11,518
33,899
13,366
70,641
55,754
3,382
3,498
48,874
21,266
322,021
262,001
1,647
6,813
40,158
54,259
38,392
15,867
19,800
12,830
34,547
13,347
78,600
60,020
3,617
3,641
52,762
2,030
12,012
9,135
2,375
11,686
8,587
(L)
113
1,064
389
(D)
(D)
1,549
574
1,893
753
2,212
3,099
617
145
2,337
7,182
11,828
8,586
(L)
136
1,010
345
(D)
(D)
1,503
749
1,839
804
2,161
3,242
606
175
2,461
9,218
12,468
8,984
56
(D)
(D)
476
(D)
(0)
2,156
(D)
1,871
917
1,948
3,484
656
206
2,622
9,253
13,207
9,631
57
(D)
(D)
415
(D)
(D)
2,386
(D)
2,171
867
2,118
3,576
700
215
2,661
7,821
13,491
9,830
61
188
871
458
(D)
(D)
2,426
495
2,218
857
2,256
3,661
723
216
2,722
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 other7......
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.
id
102
1,430
473
(D)
(0)
1,731
514
1,830
697
2,315
2,877
575
124
2,178
46
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
KANSAS
Table 5.— Personal Income for States and Counties of the Plains Region, 1984-89— Continued
[Thousands of dollars]
C h a u ta u q u a , K a n sa s
1984
1985
1986
1987
C h e ro k e e , K a n sa s
1988
1989
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
In c o m e b y P la c e o f R e s id e n c e
Total personal income.............................................
Nonfarmpersonal Income.........................................
Farmincome'......................................................
Population (thousands)2.............................................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............................
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 rent5...............................
Plus: Transfer payments...........................................
49,861
49,808
50,869
50,731
52,979
56,645
219,180
236,383
236,238
237,555
252,461
268,205
47,685
2,176
5.0
47,479
2,329
4.8
48,034
2,835
4.7
47,935
2,796
4.7
50,631
2,348
4.5
52,936
3,709
4.5
217,536
1,644
22.4
227,392
8,991
22.3
229,361
6,877
22.3
232,877
4,678
22.3
245,362
7,099
22.1
260,440
7,765
22.1
10,036
10 ,4 77
10,876
10,898
11,66 7
12,672
9,791
10,590
10,608
10,655
1 1 ,4 1 1
12,163
23,705
1,412
1,011
23,304
15,444
11,113
24,903
1,573
947
24,277
14,245
11,286
23,574
1,490
1,319
23,403
13,828
13,638
24,763
1,628
901
24,036
12,682
14,013
25,019
1,736
1,029
24,312
13,529
15,138
24,939
1,810
1,481
24,610
15,439
16,596
98,771
6,238
41,172
133,705
39,511
45,964
110,709
6,884
40,072
143,897
42,554
49,932
109,593
7,131
37,167
139,629
42,539
54,070
114,181
7,643
35,585
142,123
40,423
55,009
122,563
8,131
38,577
153,009
42,873
56,579
132,827
9,437
35,374
158,764
48,922
60,519
13,993
1,364
8,348
1,238
7,110
15,104
1,452
8,347
1,404
6,943
13,280
1,235
9,059
1,923
7,136
15,056
1,394
8,313
1,838
6,475
14,822
1,334
8,863
1,390
7,473
13,134
1,235
10,570
2,741
7,829
75,247
8,817
14,707
828
13,879
77,666
8,729
24,314
8,210
16,104
79,127
8,994
21,472
6,127
15,345
84,477
9,517
20,187
3,910
16,277
87,890
10,010
24,663
6,352
18,311
95,357
11,131
26,339
7,037
19,302
2,176
21,529
17,473
171
3,358
1,493
202
(0)
(D)
2,098
818
2,821
1,065
5,447
4,056
455
187
3,414
2,329
22,574
18,263
140
2,905
2,845
392
(D)
(0)
1,972
706
2,653
937
5,713
4,311
491
218
3,602
2,835
20,739
16,469
106
1,509
1,487
449
(0)
(D)
2,637
501
2,272
883
6,625
4,270
490
263
3,517
2,796
21,967
17,966
219
1,324
2,680
468
(D)
(0)
2,165
226
2,206
1,130
7,548
4,001
536
314
3,151
2,348
22,671
18,577
205
1,268
2,133
507
(D)
(D)
2,419
230
2,468
844
8,503
4,094
573
317
3,204
3,709
21,230
16,893
177
1,103
1,752
488
(0)
(0)
2,391
281
2,458
750
7,493
4,337
575
319
3,443
1,644
97,127
79,383
310
740
3,297
23,815
4,789
19,026
22,836
3,005
8,018
3,576
13,786
17,744
1,396
842
15,506
8,991
101,718
82,732
223
821
3,295
24,811
5,454
19,357
23,042
2,687
7,952
3,625
16,276
18,986
1,534
999
16,453
6,877
102,716
82,423
206
783
4,089
25,117
7,260
17,857
21,735
2,967
7,671
3,727
16,128
20,293
1,525
1,205
17,563
4,678
109,503
87,954
284
614
4,601
26,853
8,773
18,080
22,691
3,425
7,848
4,331
17,307
21,549
1,668
1,507
18,374
7,099
115,464
92,889
284
589
3,622
28,724
8,290
20,434
23,571
3,764
8,887
4,192
19,256
22,575
1,747
1,544
19,284
7,765
125,062
101,559
288
454
4,208
32,548
10,115
22,433
25,113
5,032
9,192
4,183
20,541
23,503
1,783
1,573
20,147
1985
1986
1988
1989
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 other7......
Mining.......................................................
Construction.................................................
Manufacturing...............................................
Nondurable goods........................................
Durable goods............................................
Transportation and public utilities.........................
Wholesale trade.............................................
Reta: trade..................................................
Finance, insurance, and real estate........................
Services.....................................................
Government and government enterprises.....................
Federal, civilian.............................................
Military......................................................
State and local..............................................
C la r k , K a n s a s
C heyenne, Kansas
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1984
1987
In c o m e b y P la c e o f R e s id e n c e
Total personal income.............................................
Nonfarmpersonal income.........................................
Farmincome1......................................................
Population (thousands)3.............................................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............................
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 rent3..............................
Plus: Transfer payments...........................................
42,908
5 1 ,710
58,286
57,318
54,896
54,694
40,289
40,926
41,560
41,463
44,980
46,744
39,939
2,969
3.7
40,979
10,731
3.6
42,609
15,677
3,6
40,639
16,679
3,5
43,181
11,715
3.4
47,174
7,520
3.3
29,357
10,932
2.7
29,119
11,807
2.7
29,669
11,891
2.6
29,496
11,967
2.6
31,905
13,075
2.5
34,685
12,059
2.5
11,74 3
14,222
16,290
16,585
16 ,14 1
16,449
14,856
15,248
15,929
16,209
17,75 8
18,818
21,104
1,149
169
20,124
15,736
7,048
28,551
1,219
160
27,492
16,670
7,548
35,538
1,383
(0
34,197
15,931
8,158
35,526
1,353
120
34,293
14,588
8,437
32,278
1,495
113
30,896
15,446
8,554
29,360
1,737
177
27,800
17,669
9,225
23,828
772
-1,187
21,869
12,075
6,345
24,247
789
-969
22,489
12,262
6,175
24,698
828
-884
22,986
11,372
7,202
24,834
856
-865
23,113
10,848
7,502
26,727
871
-901
24,955
11,607
8,418
26,072
968
-891
24,213
13,224
9,307
12,257
1,038
7,809
1,232
6,577
12,034
981
15,536
9,091
6,445
13,065
1,126
21,347
14,113
7,234
12,445
1,026
22,055
15,086
6,969
12,880
1,122
18,276
10,173
8,103
13,383
1,205
14,772
6,031
8,741
10,768
956
12,104
9,639
2,465
10,486
884
12,877
10,568
2,309
10,251
872
13,575
10,707
2,868
10,467
887
13,480
10,769
2,711
10,849
980
14,898
11,917
2,981
10,941
1,026
14,105
10,942
3,163
2,969
18,135
14,780
170
102
1,381
151
(0)
(D)
1,709
2,557
2,681
1,503
4,526
3,355
408
137
2,810
10,731
17,820
14,284
169
119
726
149
(D)
(0)
1,939
2,499
2,812
1,466
4,405
3,536
432
161
2,943
15,677
19,861
16,094
163
61
2,138
122
(0)
(D)
2,103
2,498
2,554
1,473
4,982
3,767
448
194
3,125
16,679
18,847
14,987
199
64
754
121
(D)
(D)
1,883
2,631
2,397
1,752
5,186
3,860
508
234
3,118
11,715
20,563
16,579
(0)
84
759
(0)
(0)
0
2,052
2,758
2,731
1,867
5,979
3,984
546
238
3,200
7,520
21,840
17,777
230
(0)
730
(D)
(0)
0
2,040
3,091
2,750
1,993
6,627
4,063
511
237
3,315
10,932
12,896
8,389
(0)
554
1,036
(0)
(0)
0
1,274
759
1,899
810
1,858
4,507
318
103
4,086
11,807
12,440
7,802
(D)
530
992
0»
(D)
0
813
695
1,789
856
1,930
4,638
310
121
4,207
11,891
12,807
8,008
(D)
310
682
<»)
(0)
0
1,462
723
1,554
946
2,115
4,799
310
145
4,344
11,967
12,867
8,087
205
295
575
55
(D)
(0)
1,454
703
1,540
1,148
2,112
4,780
327
173
4,280
13,075
13,652
8,637
211
234
773
56
(D)
(0)
1,646
701
1,578
1,136
2,302
5,015
329
177
4,509
12,059
14,013
8,626
226
292
503
55
(0)
(D)
1,743
692
1,545
1,088
2,482
5,387
362
178
4,847
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 other7......
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
KANSAS
47
Table 5.— Personal Income for States and Counties of the Plains Region, 19 8 4-8 9 — Continued
[Thousands of dollars]
Cloud, Kansas
Clay, Kansas
19 8 4
Income by Place of Residence
Total personal income.............................................
Nonfarmpersonal Income.........................................
Farmincome1......................................................
Population (thousands)2.............................................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............................
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 rent5..............................
Plus.- Transfer payments...........................................
Earnings by Place of Work
Earnings by type:
Wages and salaries................................................
Other labor income................................................
Proprietors’ income6...............................................
Farm............................................................
Nonfarm........................................................
Earnings by industry:
Farm...............................................................
Nonfarm............................................................
Private..........................................................
Agricultural services, forestry, fisheries, and other7......
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..............................................
19 8 5
19 8 7
19 8 6
19 8 8
19 8 4
19 8 9
19 8 5
19 8 6
See footnotes at end of tables.
19 8 9
116,577
121,969
123,373
126,552
131,940
143,824
148,716
148,970
149,340
152,468
157,963
107,481
109,946
110,392
112 ,4 72
117,8 4 7
125,662
131,962
135,203
133,788
136,038
143,272
153,994
6,091
6,631
11 ,5 7 7
10,901
8,705
6,278
11,862
13,513
15,182
13,302
9,196
3,969
9.6
9.4
9.3
9.3
9.1
9.1
12.2
11.9
1 1 .7
11.5
11 .4
11.2
11,818
12,414
13,133
13,325
13,838
14,561
11,827
12,478
12,752
12,951
13,383
14,081
58,694
58,488
64,081
64,980
64,822
64,465
78,692
80,310
82,622
84,703
83,984
83,357
3,298
3,504
3,635
3,804
3,970
4,482
4,347
4,592
4,740
5,079
5,380
6,180
6,305
6,997
7,024
7,735
7,9 77
7,950
650
789
708
536
572
-6 0 1
6 1,70 1
61,981
67,470
68,911
68,829
67,933
74,995
76,507
78,590
80,160
79 ,176
76,576
30,373
31,691
32,420
31,729
33,831
38,576
40,610
42,024
40,297
38,328
40,732
46,499
32,560
34,888
59,842
21,498
22,905
22,079
22,733
23,892
25,431
28,219
30,185
30,083
30,852
34,006
33,730
3 4,727
36,056
36,525
37,6 37
49,816
49,843
50,604
54,589
56,340
3,410
3,135
3,254
3,329
3,403
3,574
4,760
4,581
4,709
5,010
5,206
5,648
21,278
21,623
26,100
25,595
24,894
23,254
24,116
25,886
27,309
25,104
22,438
17,867
5,472
11,13 0
12,802
14,494
12,596
8,503
3,288
17,78 2
12,986
13,084
12,815
12,508
13,935
14,5 79
5,205
5,783
10,758
10,059
7,882
16,073
15,840
15,342
15,536
17,0 12
6,091
6,631
11 ,5 7 7
10,901
8,705
6,278
11,862
13,513
15,182
13,302
9,196
3,969
52,603
51,857
52,504
54,079
56,117
58,187
66,830
66,797
67,440
71,40 1
74,788
79,388
42,943
41,684
46,136
41,821
43,033
44,448
54,118
53,336
53,082
56,541
59,220
63,352
286
271
265
433
372
670
734
689
555
751
1,003
1,0 77
413
434
230
343
415
412
720
656
550
370
415
437
5,110
4,405
4,531
4,439
4,519
4,472
3,999
3,960
4,115
4,574
3,827
4,393
5,368
4,634
4,714
7,349
7,558
2,354
9,246
9,031
9,407
9,085
7,9 24
7,6 8 7
2,202
2,381
2,359
2,444
2,010
1,194
380
467
487
726
605
(D)
7,044
6,650
7,048
6,641
5,914
6,493
4,988
4,167
4,227
6,623
6,953
5,027
4 ,5 77
4,685
4,130
4,504
4,493
6,925
6,370
7,080
6,242
6 ,717
(0)
7 ,1 1 2
4,122
4,030
3,568
3,832
4,356
7 ,7 1 0
8,618
8,924
8 ,715
6,379
6,436
6,191
6,048
6,432
6,676
8,350
8,724
8,367
7,926
8,769
9,529
2,496
2 ,1 7 7
2,104
2,827
2,457
2,5 74
3,684
3,659
3,669
4,441
4,264
10,594
9,864
10,323
10,840
11,896
13,469
14,260
15,414
15,929
16,322
16,270
17,590
18,609
9,660
10 ,173
10,683
11,046
11,669
12,051
12,712
13,461
14,358
14,860
15,568
16,036
1,043
1,0 97
1,098
1,140
1,1 5 1
1,142
1,7 16
1,822
1,963
1,9 31
1,997
1,975
361
422
509
626
639
646
458
534
645
779
796
800
8,256
8,654
9,076
9,280
9,879
10,263
10,538
11,10 5
11,75 0
12,150
12 ,775
13,261
19 8 4
Earnings by Place of Work
Earnings by type:
Wages and salaries................................................
Other labor income................................................
Proprietors’ income6...............................................
Farm............................................................
Nonfarm........................................................
Earnings by industry:
Farm...............................................................
Nonfarm............................................................
Private..........................................................
Agricultural services, forestry, fisheries, and other7......
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..............................................
19 8 8
113,572
4,892
Coffey, Kansas
Income by Place of Residence
Total personal income.............................................
Nonfarmpersonal income.........................................
Farmincome*......................................................
Population (thousands)2.............................................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............................
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 rent5...............................
Plus: Transfer payments...........................................
19 8 7
19 8 5
19 8 6
9,0 77
9,247
Comanche, Kansas
19 8 7
19 8 8
19 8 4
19 8 9
19 8 5
19 8 7
19 8 6
19 8 8
19 8 9
141,337
121,295
111,922
116,387
121,702
127,941
32,549
33,556
36,603
34,958
37,293
37,189
138,393
113 ,4 74
10 1,570
106,109
116,0 13
118 ,16 4
27,73 1
28,320
27,832
27,322
28,653
30,889
2,944
7,821
10,352
10,278
5,689
9 ,7 7 7
4,818
5,236
8 ,77 1
7,636
8,640
6,300
9.9
9.3
8.9
8.9
8.8
8.6
2.6
2.5
2.5
2.5
2.4
14,241
2 12 ,73 1
13,008
113,696
12,529
90,726
13,132
100,517
13,811
14,798
2.4
12,645
13,221
14,583
14,240
15,379
15,580
19,257
102,450
17,647
17,326
20,810
19,416
21,089
13,309
6,948
5,374
6,006
6,704
6,500
814
820
842
852
892
-1 0 4 ,6 2 0
-3 2 ,6 8 2
- 1 8 ,9 6 0
-2 3 ,9 4 4
-2 6 ,4 3 5
-2 2 ,5 8 9
83
306
403
430
496
508
94,802
74,066
66,392
70,567
72,734
73,361
16,916
16,812
20,371
18,994
20,693
18,750
27,30 7
27,613
27,292
27,198
28,906
33,042
9 ,771
10,481
9,915
9,470
10,123
11,524
19,228
19,616
18,238
18,622
20,062
21,538
5,862
6,263
6 ,3 17
6,494
6,477
6,915
182,523
87,799
63,244
72 ,74 7
80,536
73,456
9,414
8,875
8,787
8,722
8,962
9,268
20,282
9,897
8,232
9,521
10,566
9,863
875
814
803
798
844
899
9,926
16,000
19,250
18,249
14 ,7 7 1
19,131
7,358
7,6 37
11,220
9,896
11,283
9,090
1,9 31
6,830
9,386
9,279
4,703
8,797
4,194
4,640
8,197
7,046
8,064
5,738
7,995
9 ,170
9,864
8,970
10,068
10,334
3,164
2,997
3,023
2,850
3,219
3,352
105,873
1,0 15
2,944
7,821
10,352
10,278
5,689
9 ,777
4,818
5,236
8 ,771
7,636
8,640
6,300
209,787
105,875
80,374
90,239
100,184
92,673
12,829
12,090
12,039
11,780
12,449
12,957
200,072
95,405
8,680
8,510
68,975
77,8 67
86,936
78 ,712
9,657
8,775
8,800
9 ,119
168
150
109
210
174
183
141
126
145
199
206
219
1,298
1,429
1,0 27
881
941
697
821
534
370
353
216
263
118,031
26,991
9,675
10,043
9,722
5,894
1,159
897
703
602
563
596
3,308
2,942
1,323
3,604
4,272
2,856
715
676
72 7
776
820
833
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(0)
(D)
(D)
(0 )
(D)
92
(D)
(0 )
(0 )
(»)
(0 )
6 77
731
(D)
(D)
(0 )
(0 )
(»)
1,2 74
(» )
1,1 76
635
(D)
1,16 7
1,0 18
1,106
1,10 1
(0 )
(D)
(D )
1,549
99
89
1,459
1,5 21
1,70 7
1,9 21
2,18 1
882
942
979
1,000
1,0 14
978
6,214
5,365
5,463
5,569
6 ,170
6,403
1,709
1 ,7 7 1
1,686
1,5 37
1,655
1,796
1,886
2,021
2,182
2,680
2,655
2,362
735
737
790
887
864
793
(D)
(D)
2,221
1,916
2,113
2,138
2,356
2,540
3,838
(D)
(D)
9 ,715
(0 )
10,470
11,399
(0 )
12,372
13,248
13,961
3 ,172
3,315
3,359
3,270
3,649
1,1 2 7
1,15 4
1,204
1,161
1,151
1,18 4
305
329
342
351
392
375
420
506
598
615
6 17
97
114
136
166
170
170
8,213
8,896
9,689
10,613
11,482
12,160
2,770
2,872
2,881
2,753
3,087
3,305
363
48
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
KANSAS
Table 5 — Personal Income for States and Counties o f the Plains Region, 1984-89— Continued
[Thousands of dollars]
C o w le y , K a n s a s
1984
1985
1986
1987
C ra w fo rd , K a n s a s
1988
1989
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
In c o m e b y P la c e o f R e s id e n c e
Total personal income.............................................
Nonfarmpersonal income.........................................
Farmincome1......................................................
Population (thousands)2.............................................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............................
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 rent5..............................
Plus: Transfer payments...........................................
430,670
450,052
466,639
489,131
519,997
559,237
421,144
442,902
454,482
465,465
496,773
426,799
3,871
37.4
446,560
3,492
37.2
530,458
456,896
9,743
37.2
480,870
8,261
37.1
510,521
9,476
37.3
549,142
10,095
37.3
417,492
3,652
38.2
435,319
7,583
37.8
444,288
10,194
37.8
455,048
10,417
37.5
481,848
14,925
37.1
518,235
12,223
36.9
11,5 2 1
12,095
12,546
13,193
13,945
14,993
1 1 ,0 11
11,70 9
12,030
12 ,4 17
13,3 73
14,372
278,768
16,583
14,261
276,446
79,110
75,114
289,602
18,432
13,569
284,739
86,556
78,757
298,240
19,059
15,160
294,341
88,935
83,363
323,344
20,828
13,711
316,227
87,005
85,899
339,372
21,395
15,633
333,610
92,954
93,433
361,082
23,825
15,198
352,455
105,812
100,970
233,779
14,472
15,570
234,877
93,274
92,993
245,190
15,723
16,046
245,513
97,591
99,798
255,769
16,720
14,461
253,510
99,606
101,366
265,970
17,500
16,659
265,129
95,774
104,562
287,456
18,477
15,244
284,223
102,019
110,531
298,451
20,480
16,262
294,233
116,264
119,961
214,698
21,706
42,364
1,931
40,433
224,435
22,201
42,966
1,604
41,362
224,570
22,648
51,022
7,904
43,118
243,007
24,852
55,485
6,357
49,128
251,532
26,311
61,529
7,597
53,932
267,763
28,171
65,148
8,231
56,917
182,103
18,231
33,445
3,104
30,341
187,906
17,981
39,303
7,057
32,246
196,039
18,841
40,889
9,686
31,203
202,668
19,238
44,064
9,896
34,168
214,123
20,988
52,345
14,415
37,930
223,957
22,186
52,308
11,725
40,583
3,871
274,897
224,021
2,644
9,156
17,547
66,161
35,663
30,498
21,568
7,225
28,461
8,159
63,100
50,876
2,807
1,409
46,660
3,492
286,110
230,694
2,233
8,837
19,170
68,829
43,897
24,932
19,838
7,598
27,252
7,955
68,982
55,416
2,958
1,669
50,789
9,743
288,497
229,008
2,067
5,732
17,088
68,283
45,290
22,993
18,715
7,273
27,432
8,141
74,277
59,489
2,959
2,014
54,516
8,261
315,083
251,090
3,322
4,917
17,519
78,941
55,900
23,041
18,828
7,380
27,538
11,114
81,531
63,993
3,179
2,504
58,310
9,476
329,896
261,401
3,326
4,584
17,289
84,707
57,426
27,281
19,414
8,087
27,895
9,845
86,254
68,495
3,367
2,602
62,526
10,095
350,987
275,789
3,452
4,110
15,801
88,306
58,887
29,419
19,600
8,497
28,480
9,218
98,325
75,198
3,436
2,661
69,101
3,652
230,127
182,175
913
8,096
12,279
45,488
20,667
24,821
22,801
12,551
24,837
8,573
46,637
47,952
5,065
1,765
41,122
7,583
237,607
186,128
809
7,871
12,556
47,246
22,849
24,397
19,812
12,419
25,618
8,886
50,911
51,479
5,099
2,065
44,315
10,194
245,575
191,395
680
6,983
12,016
48,375
24,288
24,087
21,033
13,043
26,402
8,760
54,103
54,180
4,846
2,383
46,951
10,417
255,553
199,178
714
7,795
12,076
48,903
28,111
20,792
20,901
13,660
26,511
11,300
57,318
56,375
4,939
2,898
48,538
14,925
272,531
212,363
809
6,630
12,457
54,443
33,311
21,132
23,310
14,598
28,074
10,766
61,276
60,168
4,772
2,924
52,472
12,223
286,228
221,350
724
8,259
13,332
50,479
35,134
15,345
23,580
16,796
29,067
10,051
69,062
64,878
4,628
2,961
57,289
1988
1989
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 other7......
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 e c a tu r, K a n s a s
1984
1985
1986
1987
D ic k in s o n , K a n s a s
1988
1989
1984
1985
1986
1987
I n c o m e b y P la c e o f R e s id e n c e
Total personal income.............................................
Nonfarmpersonal income.........................................
Farmincome1......................................................
Population (thousands)2.............................................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............................
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 rent5..............................
Plus: Transfer payments...........................................
79,200
80,790
85,686
86,747
83,259
86,524
232,202
245,475
256,415
26 8 ,111
273,909
284,981
52,847
26,353
4.6
53,024
27,766
4.5
51,559
34,127
4.3
52,231
34,516
4.2
55,489
27,770
4.1
59,631
26,893
4.0
222,247
9,955
20.0
230,944
14,531
19.8
238,814
17,601
19.9
247,568
20,543
20.0
262,379
11,530
20.1
280,895
4,086
20.1
17,0 76
18,033
19,798
20,758
20,135
21,502
11,623
12,370
12,915
13,395
13,650
14,154
49,746
1,537
1,739
49,948
19,622
9,630
50,893
1,600
1,608
50,901
19,637
10,252
55,885
1,550
1,258
55,593
19,241
10,852
57,561
1,657
1,465
57,369
18,297
11,081
52,612
1,818
1,395
52,189
19,388
11,682
52,419
2,026
1,459
51,852
22,157
12,515
112,582
6,633
33,489
139,438
49,542
43,222
120,882
7,318
31,863
145,427
54,418
45,630
125,766
7,677
32,884
150,973
53,958
51,484
135,597
8,243
34,309
161,663
53,532
52,916
133,115
8,797
35,466
159,784
57,086
57,039
130,190
9,687
37,522
158,025
65,082
61,874
18,823
1,659
29,264
24,642
4,622
18,416
1,599
30,878
26,166
4,712
17,109
1,478
37,298
32,630
4,668
17,318
1,500
38,743
33,042
5,701
18,224
1,641
32,747
26,383
6,364
18,515
1,639
32,265
25,610
6,655
77,104
7,082
28,396
8,721
19,675
80,734
7,152
32,996
13,366
19,630
81,973
7,239
36,554
16,492
20,062
86,810
7,652
41,135
19,414
21,721
90,769
8,133
34,213
10,438
23,775
93,778
8,543
27,869
3,034
24,835
26,353
23,393
19,230
400
3,020
1,428
308
(0)
(0)
1,681
2,115
3,256
1,410
5,612
4,163
644
174
3,345
27,766
23,127
18,762
367
2,679
1,419
375
(D)
(0)
1,937
2,181
3,065
1,512
5,227
4,365
654
201
3,510
34,127
21,758
17,362
380
1,261
1,707
356
(D)
(0)
1,717
2,064
2,770
1,459
5,648
4,396
686
243
3,467
34,516
23,045
18,476
406
1,045
1,511
769
187
582
2,686
2,239
2,526
1,627
5,667
4,569
752
282
3,535
27,770
24,842
20,096
386
1,130
1,910
836
(0)
(0)
3,221
2,489
2,782
1,163
6,179
4,746
780
289
3,677
26,893
25,526
20,572
409
1,068
2,123
479
(D)
9,955
102,627
84,432
1,315
1,497
7,098
11,225
3,099
8,126
16,764
7,130
11,910
4,782
22,711
18,195
1,639
745
15,811
14,531
106,351
86,890
1,290
1,808
8,944
10,862
3,163
7,699
14,950
6,848
11,789
4,927
25,472
19,461
1,697
878
16,886
17,601
108,165
87,683
1,401
1,419
7,442
11,407
2,936
8,471
15,606
6,990
12,003
5,394
26,021
20,482
1,771
1,061
17,650
20,543
115,054
93,897
1,858
1,749
7,858
13,436
2,686
10,750
15,634
7,940
12,366
6,305
26,751
21,157
1,946
1,339
17,872
11,530
121,585
99,454
1,824
1,535
8,502
14,534
2,569
11,965
16,204
8,533
13,811
5,475
29,036
22,131
1,968
1,387
18,776
4,086
126,104
102,017
2,007
1,466
8,416
6,548
3,742
2,806
17,024
9,191
15,447
11,896
30,022
24,087
2,073
1,423
20,591
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 other7......
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 )
3,135
2,991
2,903
908
6,556
4,954
738
287
3,929
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
KANSAS
49
Table 5.— Personal Income for States and Counties of the Plains Region, 1984-89— Continued
[Thousands of dollars]
D o n ip h a n , K a n s a s
1984
1985
1986
1987
D o u g la s , K a n s a s
1988
1989
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
In c o m e b y P la c e o f R e s id e n c e
Total personal income.............................................
Nonfarmpersonal income.........................................
Farmincome1......................................................
Population (thousands)2.............................................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............................
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 rent5...............................
Plus: Transfer payments...........................................
86,020
99,423
105,206
743,985
804,883
860,244
918,511
998,532
1,086,599
78,341
7,679
9.1
83,603
15,820
9.1
85,828
18,072
9.1
88,103
9,513
9.0
92,397
8,145
9.0
100,285
4,921
9.0
740,613
3,372
70.1
802,536
2,347
71.3
857,477
2,767
73.5
916,297
2,214
74.8
995,896
2,636
76.5
1,084,960
1,639
78.3
9,443
10 ,917
11,423
10,834
11,12 6
11 ,6 7 7
10,615
11,283
1 1 ,7 1 0
12,273
13,055
13,886
49,840
2,692
2,023
49,171
20,144
16,705
58,852
2,890
4,226
60,188
21,767
17,468
60,957
2,950
5,453
63,460
21,058
19,382
54,199
3,090
6,998
58,107
19,693
19,816
55,083
3,232
7,674
59,525
20,961
20,056
59,453
3,938
4,437
59,952
23,931
21,323
504,144
27,774
42,388
518,758
130,928
94,299
534,342
31,167
50,123
553,298
146,678
104,907
586,016
35,229
53,337
604,124
155,429
100,691
623,468
38,045
61,575
646,998
163,378
108,135
685,125
39,440
59,746
705,431
175,881
117,220
740,388
44,487
61,966
757,867
199,938
128,794
34,566
3,331
11,943
6,237
5,706
35,257
3,360
20,235
14,494
5,741
34,977
3,307
22,673
16,856
5,817
36,840
3,406
13,953
8,348
5,605
37,776
3,528
13,779
7,078
6,701
43,360
5,161
10,932
3,977
6,955
409,997
39,006
55,141
2,109
53,032
432,276
39,376
62,690
1,143
61,547
471,992
42,929
71,095
1,621
69,474
496,535
45,445
81,488
1,061
80,427
544,571
51,417
89,137
1,528
87,609
591,121
55,974
93,293
581
92,712
7,679
42,161
33,899
322
171
2,688
6,712
(D)
(D)
1,727
12,135
3,954
1,847
4,343
8,262
746
343
7,173
15,820
43,032
34,093
293
224
2,526
7,737
(0)
(D)
1,198
12,074
3,740
1,675
4,626
8,939
796
408
7,735
18,072
42,885
33,274
276
119
2,614
5,254
(D)
(D)
2,049
12,882
3,848
1,626
4,606
9,611
825
492
8,294
9,513
44,686
34,401
421
88
3,424
4,794
(D)
(0)
1,309
13,801
3,976
1,977
4,611
10,285
904
609
8,772
8,145
46,938
36,032
422
100
3,477
4,691
(0)
(0)
2,060
14,178
4,118
2,017
4,969
10,906
954
631
9,321
4,921
54,532
42,958
445
118
4,219
14,065
(0)
(0)
3,126
(0)
4,181
1,898
(»)
11,574
1,004
643
9,927
3,372
500,772
341,621
1,140
2,453
29,850
106,062
82,028
24,034
28,759
13,155
58,513
15,474
86,215
159,151
11,089
4,439
143,623
2,347
531,995
366,906
1,130
3,109
32,051
108,647
82,087
26,560
28,815
14,313
63,635
15,974
99,232
165,089
12,437
5,216
147,436
2,767
583,249
404,579
1,189
1,917
40,153
115,297
86,624
28,673
30,529
13,989
68,786
18,608
114,111
178,670
12,742
5,967
159,961
2,214
621,254
445,564
2,102
2,038
44,552
120,066
88,526
31,540
31,815
14,961
72,767
26,130
131,133
175,690
13,157
6,831
155,702
2,636
682,489
489,769
2,337
2,338
48,452
127,092
93,439
33,653
31,621
16,737
77,392
26,894
156,906
192,720
13,713
6,945
172,062
1,639
738,749
530,645
2,559
2,543
50,166
130,326
98,371
31,955
32,694
20,370
85,727
29,071
177,189
208,104
15,268
7,196
185,640
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
103,900
97,6 16
100,542
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 other7......
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..............................................
Ed w a rd s , Kansas
1984
1985
1986
1987
E lk , K a n sas
1988
1989
1984
In c o m e b y P la c e o f R e s id e n c e
Total personal income.............................................
Nonfarmpersonal income.........................................
Farmincome1......................................................
Population (thousands)2.............................................
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 rent5...............................
Plus: Transfer payments...........................................
62,148
66,959
69,920
73 ,18 7
78,786
68,418
41,428
41,5 57
45,470
43,810
44,857
50,541
45,936
16,212
4.1
46,228
20,731
4.1
45,584
24,336
4.0
44,638
28,549
3.9
47,996
30,790
3.9
51,793
16,625
3.8
39,660
1,768
3.7
40,015
1,542
3.7
39,908
5,562
3.6
39,970
3,840
3.6
41,962
2,895
3.5
45,192
5,349
3.4
15,048
16,509
17,661
18,694
20,243
17,8 31
11,2 5 1
11,342
12,603
12,258
12,835
14,696
37,247
1,379
871
36,739
15,616
9,793
41,696
1,457
727
40,966
16,145
9,848
45,073
1,479
809
44,403
15,661
9,856
49,613
1,529
895
48,979
14,138
10,070
53,163
1,654
971
52,480
15,025
11,281
40,190
1,883
979
39,286
17,144
11,988
16,097
935
5,425
20,587
11,588
9,253
16,399
1,034
4,517
19,882
12,029
9,646
19,730
1,002
4,918
23,646
11,639
10,185
18,479
1,065
5,527
22,941
10,513
10,356
18,307
1,126
5,581
22,762
11,148
10,947
21,609
1,328
5,723
26,004
12,752
11,785
16,865
1,609
18,773
14,415
4,358
16,874
1,550
23,272
18,950
4,322
16,484
1,478
27,111
22,567
4,544
17,133
1,516
30,964
26,674
4,290
17,754
1,620
33,789
28,902
4,887
18,528
1,764
19,898
14,698
5,200
8,354
775
6,968
1,076
5,892
8,719
789
6,891
879
6,012
8,379
770
10,581
4,923
5,658
8,492
780
9,207
3,185
6,022
8,475
847
8,985
2,255
6,730
8,979
894
11,736
4,725
7,011
16,212
21,035
17,294
291
511
1,262
3,748
732
3,016
1,969
1,734
2,135
1,127
4,517
3,741
519
155
3,067
20,731
20,965
16,967
494
638
1,159
3,530
761
2,769
1,567
1,769
2,019
1,168
4,623
3,998
564
182
3,252
24,336
20,737
16,442
378
521
908
2,986
836
2,150
1,988
1,643
2,176
1,197
4,645
4,295
576
220
3,499
28,549
21,064
16,754
402
367
700
3,089
848
2,241
2,028
1,719
2,252
1,386
4,811
4,310
653
264
3,393
30,790
22,373
17,856
422
132
732
3,426
680
2,746
2,412
1,745
2,345
1,368
5,274
4,517
722
272
3,523
16,625
23,565
18,813
398
144
743
3,609
648
2,961
2,691
1,793
2,153
1,431
5,851
4,752
746
273
3,733
1,768
14,329
10,328
1,185
1,041
1,007
197
127
70
929
960
1,748
845
2,416
4,001
458
138
3,405
1,542
14,857
10,562
941
1,220
1,309
152
(D)
(D)
904
900
1,637
802
2,697
4,295
470
164
3,661
5,562
14,168
9,589
735
921
1,368
122
(0)
(0)
746
764
1,316
745
2,872
4,579
471
197
3,911
3,840
14,639
9,811
(0)
1,012
1,104
(0)
(0)
0
411
1,108
1,176
867
2,764
4,828
495
241
4,092
2,895
15,412
10,476
1,279
829
1,057
(L)
(D)
(D)
685
1,466
1,295
753
3,075
4,936
523
244
4,169
5,349
16,260
11,016
1,302
(0)
1,184
(0)
(0)
0
718
1,526
1,353
721
3,338
5,244
551
245
4,448
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 other7......
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.
50
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
KANSAS
Table 5.— Personal Income for States and Counties of the Plains Region, 1984-89— Continued
[Thousands of dollars]
E lls w o r th , K a n s a s
E llis , K a n s a s
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
I n c o m e b y P la c e o f R e s id e n c e
Total personal income.............................................
Nonfarmpersonal income.........................................
Farmincome*......................................................
Population (thousands)2.............................................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............................
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 rent'...............................
Plus: Transfer payments...........................................
335,919
347,684
343,566
346,797
362,612
386,337
79,027
79,503
84,001
81,953
83,703
89,956
326,016
9,903
27.9
333,966
13,718
27.9
327,916
15,650
27.6
330,196
16,601
26.8
350,599
12,013
26.5
376,192
10,145
26.0
69,715
9,312
6.5
72,840
6,663
6.3
73,669
10,332
6.3
74,121
7,832
6.2
78,236
5,467
6.2
87,048
2,908
6.1
12,045
12,453
12,469
12,955
13,699
14,863
12,248
12,570
13,399
13,144
13,606
14,764
237,150
13,670
8,488
231,968
66,008
37,943
238,475
14,260
8,651
232,866
72,018
42,800
227,247
13,710
8,547
222,084
70,598
50,884
227,230
13,700
8,900
222,430
70,687
53,680
235,918
14,201
8,723
230,440
75,501
56,671
244,504
15,605
9,421
238,320
85,628
62,389
43,267
2,193
2,610
43,684
22,943
12,400
41,911
2,398
2,426
41,939
23,846
13,718
46,131
2,496
2,527
46,162
23,218
14,621
44,219
2,564
2,494
44,149
22,809
14,995
44,529
2,722
2,461
44,268
24,328
15,107
47,678
3,211
1,532
45,999
27,752
16,205
176,712
16,677
43,761
8,030
35,731
174,497
15,576
48,402
11,892
36,510
162,592
14,525
50,130
13,856
36,274
160,188
14,050
52,992
14,707
38,285
167,903
15,150
52,865
10,118
42,747
175,041
16,245
53,218
8,231
44,987
26,364
2,679
14,224
8,647
5,577
27,728
2,724
11,459
6,052
5,407
27,795
2,726
15,610
9,756
5,854
28,731
2,814
12,674
7,247
5,427
30,374
3,027
11,128
4,904
6,224
35,228
3,575
8,875
2,373
6,502
9,903
227,247
189,331
659
22,981
18,555
21,389
3,866
17,523
16,541
10,991
32,751
10,296
55,168
37,916
3,233
1,059
33,624
13,718
224,757
184,037
688
20,652
17,559
17,583
3,604
13,979
15,421
10,394
33,507
10,013
58,220
40,720
3,406
1,253
36,061
15,650
211,597
167,827
651
12,912
17,233
9,836
3,697
6,139
13,930
9,758
32,161
10,834
60,512
43,770
3,404
1,511
38,855
16,601
210,629
165,654
679
12,025
16,298
6,672
3,359
3,313
14,794
9,860
30,533
11,905
62,888
44,975
3,599
1,809
39,567
12,013
223,905
174,860
605
11,682
16,723
6,252
2,795
3,457
15,337
10,404
32,608
11,697
69,552
49,045
4,716
1,848
42,481
10,145
234,359
181,927
632
10,131
17,118
7,727
4,085
3,642
15,693
10,778
33,536
11,109
75,203
52,432
5,131
1,855
45,446
9,312
33,955
27,233
259
2,875
2,285
4,554
307
4,247
3,047
2,159
3,105
1,634
7,315
6,722
648
243
5,831
6,663
35,248
27,986
233
2,835
2,412
5,371
1,053
4,318
3,160
2,327
3,244
1,570
6,834
7,262
659
283
6,320
10,332
35,799
28,152
235
3,188
2,056
5,089
(0)
(D)
3,301
2,493
3,072
1,659
7,059
7,647
691
341
6,615
7,832
36,387
28,392
266
2,262
2,110
5,410
(D)
(D)
3,286
2,620
3,144
2,169
7,125
7,995
772
421
6,802
5,467
39,062
29,950
267
2,446
2,118
5,570
1,081
4,489
3,565
2,528
3,490
1,982
7,984
9,112
833
429
7,850
2,908
44,770
33,092
276
2,313
2,625
7,404
2,652
4,752
3,465
2,249
3,842
1,821
9,097
11,678
876
434
10,368
1985
1986
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..............................................
Fo rd , Kansas
F in n e y , K a n s a s
1984
1987
1988
1989
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
In c o m e b y P la c e o f R e s id e n c e
Total personal income.............................................
Nonfarmpersonal income.........................................
Farmincome*......................................................
Population (thousands)2.............................................
Per capita personal Income (dollars)............................
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...........................................
355,391
379,828
394,402
423,909
447,526
469,818
361,9 12
3 74 ,79 7
397,980
398,523
427,699
439,012
349,067
6,324
29.0
368,176
11,652
29.8
381,494
12,908
30.2
398,392
25,517
30.4
416,964
30,562
30.9
446,978
22,840
31.2
325,128
36,784
26.0
340,132
34,665
26.1
356,910
41,070
26.1
369,469
29,054
26.3
395,335
32,364
25.9
420,383
18,629
25.8
12,249
12,754
13,047
13,928
14,506
15,056
13,897
14,339
15 ,227
15,180
16,499
16,989
295,969
17,500
-7,747
270,722
50,402
34,267
313,567
19,292
-8,061
286,214
56,917
36,697
324,957
20,484
-8,048
296,425
56,860
41,117
353,481
21,453
-8,948
323,080
57,130
43,699
370,225
22,128
-8,769
339,328
61,048
47,150
382,392
24,374
-9,260
348,758
69,307
51,753
272,915
14,437
1,907
260,385
58,800
42,727
279,549
15,912
2,269
265,906
63,805
45,086
296,066
17,080
2,165
281,151
66,078
50,751
294,623
17,771
1,896
278,748
66,492
53,283
315,728
18,969
2,198
298,957
71,083
57,659
313,410
20,554
2,577
295,433
80,813
62,766
231,782
23,782
40,405
-201
40,606
240,799
23,965
48,803
5,178
43,625
248,742
25,360
50,855
6,523
44,332
261,032
26,396
66,053
18,773
47,280
267,550
27,485
75,190
23,767
51,423
283,151
29,615
69,626
15,905
53,721
182,371
18,512
72,032
34,167
37,865
188,890
18,501
72,158
32,137
40,021
197,046
19,700
79,320
38,629
40,691
204,661
20,077
69,885
26,554
43,331
216,422
21,535
77,771
29,920
47,851
223,833
22,771
66,806
16,234
50,572
6,324
289,645
255,735
2,061
3,475
34,965
72,414
66,957
5,457
28,678
17,759
31,996
10,872
53,515
33,910
4,608
1,095
28,207
11,652
301,915
264,140
2,253
3,885
24,096
82,436
78,036
4,400
29,257
18,633
33,413
11,726
58,441
37,775
5,616
1,348
30,811
12,908
312,049
270,223
2,114
3,084
27,442
85,545
81,722
3,823
27,373
17,737
33,338
12,557
61,033
41,826
5,867
1,626
34,333
25,517
327,964
283,996
3,140
3,158
23,603
92,056
88,035
4,021
29,811
18,161
32,182
14,427
67,458
43,968
5,926
2,056
35,986
30,562
339,663
293,503
3,382
3,166
22,841
94,549
89,605
4,944
30,471
19,186
34,545
13,708
71,655
46,160
6,085
2,153
37,922
22,840
359,552
311,066
3,406
4,531
23,457
97,383
91,772
5,611
31,050
20,718
36,070
14,670
79,781
48,486
6,065
2,227
40,194
36,784
236,131
203,802
1,392
1,968
15,805
50,303
43,028
7,275
31,456
17,065
31,860
9,861
44,092
32,329
5,652
1,000
25,677
34,665
244,884
210,345
1,419
1,754
15,174
53,716
48,312
5,404
29,062
17,843
32,203
10,040
49,134
34,539
5,993
1,162
27,384
41,070
254,996
217,960
1,270
1,563
14,654
57,245
52,674
4,571
29,725
17,563
32,292
10,956
52,692
37,036
6,437
1,402
29,197
29,054
265,569
226,789
1,775
1,133
15,330
58,550
53,386
5,164
30,591
17,986
32,474
13,431
55,519
38,780
6,327
1,774
30,679
32,364
283,364
242,192
1,792
1,071
15,807
59,691
54,109
5,582
32,540
19,861
35,501
12,561
63,368
41,172
6,716
1,809
32,647
18,629
294,781
250,469
1,587
971
16,459
61,493
55,329
6,164
33,445
19,801
36,144
12,429
68,140
44,312
6,956
1,843
35,513
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 other7......
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.............................................
State and local..............................................
See footnotes at end of tables.
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
KANSAS
51
Table 5.— Personal Income for States and Counties of the Plains Region, 1984-89— Continued
[Thousands of dollars]
G e a ry , K an sas
F ra n k lin , K a n s a s
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
288,837
284,527
4,310
30.4
9,505
302,736
297,503
5,233
31.1
9,740
309,103
300,697
8,406
30.6
10,111
312,292
305,447
6,845
30.1
10,380
326,230
320,694
5,536
29.2
11,189
347,041
341,918
5,123
28.5
12,164
154,242
10,605
55,459
199,096
59,174
53,686
458,159
23,128
-235,899
199,132
37,222
52,483
485,603
24,695
-257,227
203,681
42,033
57,022
497,465
25,991
-265,421
206,053
44,776
58,274
509,474
27,016
-277,864
204,594
47,419
60,279
512,608
28,337
-274,482
209,789
50,656
65,785
527,527
29,561
-278,890
219,076
57,503
70,462
105,295
9,705
31,873
5,315
26,558
107,692
10,116
36,434
8,503
27,931
422,190
15,350
20,619
3,728
16,891
447,796
14,922
22,885
4,686
18,199
455,098
15,369
26,998
7,890
19,108
467,736
16,608
25,130
6,332
18,798
468,695
17,708
26,205
5,049
21,156
480,316
20,120
27,091
4,666
22,425
6,547
140,326
113,583
350
4,170
8,488
29,487
5,826
23,661
10,139
7,693
15,530
10,363
27,363
26,743
2,342
1,569
22,832
9,728
144,514
116,612
493
3,192
8,895
29,570
5,091
24,479
9,862
8,152
16,095
10,792
29,561
27,902
2,353
1,611
23,938
4,310
453,849
101,687
434
1,090
9,698
12,085
2,522
9,563
17,888
3,262
25,912
5,749
25,569
352,162
70,765
256,292
25,105
5,233
480,370
101,827
462
1,211
10,954
9,910
2,616
7,294
13,759
3,164
28,682
5,754
27,931
378,543
77,598
273,676
27,269
8,406
489,059
109,157
437
1,143
12,800
10,194
2,811
7,383
13,636
3,302
29,352
6,050
32,243
379,902
73,412
276,892
29,598
6,845
502,629
110,664
602
1,292
11,285
10,710
2,729
7,981
14,536
3,092
29,130
7,609
32,408
391,965
78,855
282,181
30,929
5,536
507,072
113,119
572
979
9,381
11,283
1,973
9,310
13,898
2,753
32,413
6,957
34,883
393,953
77,444
284,805
31,704
5,123
522,404
119,086
627
1,057
9,858
12,424
2,215
10,209
14,577
3,039
32,580
6,858
38,066
403,318
81,229
288,578
33,511
1988
1989
1985
1986
1987
P e r c a p ita p e rs o n a l in c o m e ( d o l l a r s ) ..........................................................................
253,103
248,440
4,663
22.4
11,314
262,889
255,168
7,721
22.2
11,830
275,406
263,511
11,895
22.2
12,406
278,247
271,369
6,878
22.3
12,463
292,822
286,275
6,547
22.5
13,020
311,956
302,228
9,728
22.6
13,820
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...........................................
117,867
7,147
48,720
159,440
48,987
44,676
125,721
7,880
47,108
164,949
50,383
47,557
138,441
8,647
49,393
179,187
50,771
45,448
136,964
8,960
53,967
181,971
48,876
47,400
146,873
9,661
53,991
191,203
51,922
49,697
85,021
7,999
24,847
3,399
21,448
88,564
7,959
29,198
6,490
22,708
94,649
8,657
35,135
10,697
24,438
98,097
8,952
29,915
5,633
24,282
4,663
113,204
92,529
287
3,465
6,823
26,904
6,449
20,455
9,992
6,832
12,094
6,027
20,105
20,675
1,946
879
17,850
7,721
118,000
95,653
257
3,137
7,382
27,446
7,557
19,889
9,408
6,006
12,537
6,374
23,106
22,347
2,044
992
19,311
11,895
126,546
102,506
234
3,063
8,283
28,528
7,068
21,460
10,473
6,519
13,331
6,618
25,457
24,040
2,044
1,197
20,799
6,878
130,086
104,907
239
3,525
8,367
26,892
5,379
21,513
11,038
6,637
13,648
9,100
25,461
25,179
2,194
1,508
21,477
1984
1988
1989
1984
I n c o m e b y P la c e o f R e s id e n c e
Farmincome1......................................................
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................................................
Proprietors’ income6...............................................
Nonfarm........................................................
Earnings by industry:
Nonfarm............................................................
Private..........................................................
Agricultural services, forestry, fisheries, and other7......
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 h a m , Kansas
G o ve , Kansas
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1984
1985
1986
1987
In c o m e b y P la 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 l l a r s ) ..........................................................................
40,944
34,884
6,060
3.7
11,099
48,207
35,073
13,134
3.6
13,287
52,633
35,025
17,608
3.5
14,910
54,373
34,898
19,475
3.5
15,724
53,041
37,674
15,367
3.4
15,559
59,799
40,786
19,013
3.3
17,915
47,119
44,253
2,866
4.1
11,476
51,283
45,248
6,035
4.1
12,508
51,750
43,809
7,941
3.9
13,188
50,545
42,296
8,249
3.7
13,591
50,927
45,499
5,428
3.6
14,002
52,101
49,086
3,015
3.5
14,912
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 rent'...............................
Plus-. Transfer payments...........................................
24,030
1,097
-676
22,257
12,179
6,508
30,430
1,120
-662
28,648
12,914
6,645
35,281
1,169
-568
33,544
12,465
6,624
36,901
1,177
-494
35,230
12,247
6,896
34,348
1,252
-642
32,454
13,009
7,578
38,933
1,438
-672
36,823
14,834
8,142
29,107
1,574
-301
27,232
12,506
7,381
32,140
1,654
-111
30,375
13,263
7,645
33,072
1,628
-270
31,174
12,448
8,128
31,934
1,557
-172
30,205
12,031
8,309
30,685
1,626
-288
28,771
12,757
9,399
29,388
1,823
-191
27,374
14,542
10,185
14,118
1,216
8,696
4,113
4,583
14,149
1,168
15,113
11,234
3,879
13,893
1,137
20,251
15,759
4,492
13,774
1,119
22,008
17,564
4,444
14,539
1,239
18,570
13,484
5,086
15,147
1,368
22,418
17,147
5,271
19,365
1,730
8,012
2,134
5,878
19,054
1,640
11,446
5,326
6,120
17,918
1,544
13,610
7,247
6,363
16,990
1,452
13,492
7,521
5,971
17,558
1,595
11,532
4,704
6,828
18,261
1,696
9,431
2,288
7,143
6,060
17,970
13,565
467
279
1,511
1,734
(0)
(D)
1,634
2,140
2,495
1,019
2,286
4,405
487
138
3,780
13,134
17,296
12,481
392
310
1,254
1,244
(D)
(D)
1,238
2,200
2,703
1,054
2,086
4,815
515
164
4,136
17,608
17,673
12,623
352
196
1,280
961
(0)
(0)
1,904
2,171
2,455
1,046
2,258
5,050
538
198
4,314
19,475
17,426
12,175
481
417
1,110
691
(L)
652
1,689
2,145
2,355
1,054
2,233
5,251
593
234
4,424
15,367
18,981
13,431
491
312
1,165
1,015
0»
(0)
1,897
2,182
2,748
1,137
2,484
5,550
640
238
4,672
19,013
19,920
14,348
513
193
1,425
1,211
(0)
(0)
1,971
2,389
2,783
1,173
2,690
5,572
620
238
4,714
2,866
26,241
20,002
237
4,192
2,013
245
245
0
2,204
1,938
3,545
1,461
4,167
6,239
764
155
5,320
6,035
26,105
19,547
(0)
3,837
1,754
(0)
(D)
0
2,103
1,751
3,781
1,523
4,345
6,558
784
184
5,590
7,941
25,131
18,385
(0)
2,763
1,888
<D)
(D)
0
2,496
1,559
3,597
1,539
4,194
6,746
779
222
5,745
8,249
23,685
16,923
(D)
2,359
1,507
(0)
(D)
0
2,153
1,679
3,351
1,576
3,955
6,762
781
251
5,730
5,428
25,257
18,316
224
2,571
1,654
160
(D)
(D)
2,448
1,772
3,602
1,628
4,257
6,941
861
254
5,826
3,015
26,373
18,997
(D)
2,822
1,517
(D)
(0)
0
2,451
1,604
3,542
1,658
5,013
7,376
919
249
6,208
T o t a l p e rs o n a l i n c o m e .........................................................................................................................
Nonfarmpersonal income.........................................
Farmincome*......................................................
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’ income”...............................................
Farm............................................................
Nonfarm........................................................
Earnings by industry:
Farm...............................................................
Nonfarm............................................................
Private..........................................................
Agricultural services, forestry, fisheries, and other7......
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.
52
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
KANSAS
Table 5.— Personal Income for States and Counties of the Plains Region, 1984-89— Continued
[Thousands of dollars]
G ra n t, K ansas
1984
1985
1986
G ra y , Kansas
1987
1988
1989
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
In c o m e b y P la c e o f R e s id e n c e
Total personal income.............................................
Nonfarmpersonal income.........................................
Farmincome1......................................................
Population (thousands)“.............................................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............................
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 rent’...............................
Plus: Transfer payments...........................................
92,383
95,210
99,706
136,162
67,910
73,158
76,589
15,794
6.8
84,156
79,963
79,192
16,018
6.8
90,980
83,631
16,075
6.8
83,002
33,927
6.8
82,120
90,797
44,646
6.9
101,272
34,890
7.0
51,650
16,260
5.3
52,923
20,235
5.3
54,053
30,103
5.3
54,597
25,366
5.4
58,239
32,741
5.5
62,843
19,277
5.5
13,564
13,999
14,686
17,249
19,567
19,564
12 ,715
13,687
15 ,7 7 1
14 ,775
16,599
14,863
73,735
3,460
-1,298
68,977
13,283
10,123
74,780
3,738
-1,048
69,994
15,543
9,673
77,748
4,009
-988
72,751
16,501
10,454
93,976
3,900
-428
89,648
16,341
10,940
109,937
4,190
-696
105,051
17,423
12,969
108,355
4,950
-1,212
102,193
19,833
14,136
50,007
2,053
-794
47,160
12,938
7,812
55,108
2,266
-1,262
51,580
13,370
8,208
66,230
2,410
-568
63,252
12,584
8,320
62,292
2,493
-266
59,533
11,724
8,706
72,248
2,667
-219
69,362
12,464
9,154
61,128
3,007
-168
57,953
14,217
9,950
45,584
4,757
23,394
12,635
10,759
47,154
4,631
22,995
12,878
10,117
47,463
4,694
25,591
12,961
12,630
46,124
4,479
43,373
30,637
12,736
49,337
4,806
55,794
41,339
14,455
56,209
5,572
46,574
31,523
15,051
26,306
2,133
21,568
12,849
8,719
28,047
2,210
24,851
16,945
7,906
27,489
2,178
36,563
26,929
9,634
27,791
2,125
32,376
22,112
10,264
29,058
2,252
40,938
29,558
11,380
30,396
2,493
28,239
16,158
12,081
15,794
57,941
50,664
568
7,281
7,450
4,042
H»
(D)
9,515
5,150
5,636
1,709
9,313
7,277
489
256
6,532
16,018
58,762
50,720
488
8,443
7,810
3,650
(D)
(D)
8,189
5,555
5,412
1,844
9,329
8,042
505
307
7,230
16,075
61,673
52,514
364
7,574
8,710
3,687
(D)
33,927
60,049
50,695
481
7,528
9,379
3,260
(0)
(D)
8,452
3,521
5,594
2,054
10,426
9,354
605
458
8,291
44,646
65,291
55,034
513
9,768
9,763
3,074
(0)
(0)
8,980
3,648
5,923
1,951
11,414
10,257
707
484
9,066
34,890
73,465
62,289
619
12,615
9,719
3,347
16,260
33,747
28,278
1,689
150
1,917
294
(D)
(D)
2,095
6,880
2,691
8,379
4,183
5,469
620
201
4,648
20,235
34,873
28,979
1,660
178
2,204
294
(0)
30,103
36,127
29,907
1,332
115
2,168
265
25,366
36,926
30,570
1,715
99
2,270
242
32,741
39,507
32,836
1,936
98
2,217
270
(0)
19,277
41,851
34,795
1,918
103
2,305
537
(0)
116,929
135,443
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 other7......
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 )
9,296
5,129
5,643
1,814
10,297
9,159
557
370
8,232
(0 )
(El)
9,861
5,906
5,993
1,964
12,265
11,176
706
497
9,973
(0 )
1,406
6,898
2,960
8,625
4,754
5,894
664
244
4,986
G re e le y , K a n s a s
1984
1985
1986
1987
(0 )
(0 )
(D)
2,971
6,645
2,868
8,582
4,961
6,220
662
295
5,263
(0 )
(0 )
(0 )
2,857
8,090
2,704
7,544
5,049
6,356
713
366
5,277
3,636
8,992
3,014
7,350
5,323
6,671
771
382
5,518
4,098
9,662
3,179
7,476
5,517
7,056
770
394
5,892
G re e n w o o d , K a n sas
1988
1989
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
In c o m e b y P la c e o f R e s id e n c e
Total personal income.............................................
Nonfarmpersonal income.........................................
Farmincome1......................................................
Population (thousands)2.............................................
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 rent3...............................
Plus: Transfer payments...........................................
29,659
38,040
32,072
29,913
33,597
40,791
11 1,4 70
115,108
17,585
12,074
1.8
18,776
19,264
1.8
18,636
13,436
1.8
18,290
11,623
1.8
19,843
13,754
1.7
20,739
20,052
1.7
98,474
3,442
8.7
96,110
3,460
8.5
96,617
6,509
8.3
95,079
9,932
8.1
101,824
9,646
7.9
107,499
7,609
7.7
16 ,17 2
21,443
17 ,8 7 7
16 ,76 7
19,320
23,620
11,682
1 1 ,7 1 8
12,465
13,000
14,0 57
14,858
21,828
583
724
21,969
4,649
3,041
29,277
634
745
29,388
5,826
2,826
23,701
663
800
23,838
5,212
3,022
21,818
671
769
21,916
4,869
3,128
24,707
710
786
24,783
5,180
3,634
30,935
756
815
30,994
5,906
3,891
50,297
3,043
7,585
54,839
25,585
21,492
47,618
3,079
7,197
51,736
26,766
21,068
49,433
3,056
7,547
53,924
26,796
22,406
54,363
3,250
7,201
58,314
23,743
22,954
56,734
3,542
7,495
60,687
25,243
25,540
54,912
3,913
7,793
58,792
28,832
27,484
8,040
711
13,077
10,378
2,699
8,478
721
20,078
17,590
2,488
8,575
715
14,411
11,786
2,625
8,675
703
12,440
9,889
2,551
9,053
745
14,909
12,021
2,888
8,823
760
21,352
18,302
3,050
29,835
2,859
17,603
2,289
15,314
27,967
2,541
17,110
2,325
14,785
26,751
2,419
20,263
5,389
14,874
27,959
2,514
23,890
8,751
15,139
29,359
2,578
24,797
8,463
16,334
29,033
2,628
23,251
6,411
16,840
12,074
9,754
7,583
129
141
792
272
(D)
(D)
1,457
1,186
1,168
460
1,978
2,171
225
69
1,877
19,264
10,013
7,675
138
132
756
262
(D)
(D)
1,351
1,218
1,256
467
2,095
2,338
239
80
2,019
13,436
10,265
7,687
(0)
99
749
Ü»
(D)
0
1,290
1,254
1,190
515
2,181
2,578
258
97
2,223
11,623
10,195
7,614
(D)
(D)
724
(D)
(0)
0
921
1,236
1,188
556
2,247
2,581
341
121
2,119
13,754
10,953
8,282
(D)
375
890
(0)
(0)
0
885
1,287
1,253
502
2,485
2,671
375
121
2,175
20,052
10,883
8,102
(0)
222
652
(D)
(0)
0
876
1,309
1,187
591
2,678
2,781
388
124
2,269
3,442
46,855
39,419
807
5,473
5,147
974
598
376
4,822
4,317
5,722
2,898
9,259
7,436
1,127
330
5,979
3,460
44,158
36,258
1,112
4,892
4,308
935
622
313
4,219
3,201
4,910
2,714
9,967
7,900
1,169
383
6,348
6,509
42,924
34,334
1,100
3,171
4,244
936
(D)
(0)
4,003
2,702
4,999
2,892
10,287
8,590
1,269
462
6,859
9,932
44,431
35,908
1,223
2,579
6,113
1,046
(0)
(0)
3,762
2,855
4,990
3,253
10,087
8,523
1,317
546
6,660
9,646
47,088
38,344
1,233
2,360
5,138
1,139
(D)
(D)
3,686
3,335
5,598
3,067
12,788
8,744
1,368
554
6,822
7,609
47,303
38,129
1,293
2,286
4,923
1,296
941
355
3,750
3,644
5,934
2,612
12,391
9,174
1,449
553
7,172
10 1,916
99,570
103,126
105,011
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 other7......
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
KANSAS
53
Table 5.— Personal Income for States and Counties of the Plains Region, 1984-89— Continued
[Thousands of dollars]
Harper, Kansas
Ham ilton, Kansas
19 8 4
19 8 9
19 8 8
19 8 7
19 8 6
19 8 5
19 8 4
19 8 7
19 8 6
19 8 5
19 8 8
19 8 9
Income by Place of Residence
Total personal income.............................................
Nonfarmpersonal income.........................................
Farmincome’......................................................
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 ot residence......................
Plus: Dividends, interest, and rent*...............................
Plus: Transter payments...........................................
33,488
37,873
48,725
52,442
58,889
49,668
105,598
104,658
111,6 20
110,376
116,451
121,825
26,645
27,504
28,345
29,312
31,335
33,623
91,253
92,943
91,609
91,703
98,960
107,635
16,045
14,345
1 1 ,7 1 5
20,011
18,673
17,491
14,190
6,843
10,369
20,380
23,130
27,554
2.5
2.5
2.5
2.4
2.3
2.3
7.8
7 .7
7.6
7.5
7.3
7.2
13,368
15 ,10 7
19,3 74
21,528
25,166
2 1,72 7
13,526
13,571
14 ,7 78
14,808
15,848
16,855
19,654
23,422
34,190
37,576
42,695
31,578
56,745
55,330
63,423
62,273
64,279
64,148
762
8 17
882
944
951
1,0 61
2,678
2,904
2,950
3.012
3,179
3,661
164
3,254
2,835
3,204
3,970
3,6 77
3 ,778
96
126
179
140
142
18,988
22,731
33,487
36,772
41,886
30,681
57,321
55,261
63,677
63,231
6 4,777
64,265
8,341
9,102
9,300
9,473
10,102
11,503
27,134
28,549
27,608
26,036
27,741
31,605
6,159
6,040
5,938
6,19 7
6,901
7,484
21,143
20,848
20,335
21,109
23,933
25,955
10,355
10,573
10,584
1 1 ,2 1 1
11,40 1
11,554
31,059
31,864
31,195
31,784
33,981
36,431
873
899
930
1,002
1,049
2,894
2,852
2.796
2,843
3 ,1 1 1
3,509
11,976
22,707
25,435
30,292
18,975
22,792
20.614
29,432
27,646
27,18 7
24,208
17,431
16,282
13,013
10,215
10,905
11,19 5
Earnings by Place of Work
Earnings by type:
Wages and salaries................................................
Other labor income................................................
Proprietors' income6...............................................
Farm............................................................
Nonfarm........................................................
Earnings by industry:
Farm...............................................................
Nonfarm............................................................
Private..........................................................
Agricultural services, forestry, fisheries, and other7......
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..............................................
888
8 ,4 11
5.303
8,882
18,943
21,647
26,097
14,610
13,019
10,447
18.796
3,108
3,094
3,764
3,788
4,195
4,365
9,773
10 ,167
10,636
6,843
10,369
20,380
23,130
27,554
16,045
14,345
1 1 ,7 1 5
20,011
18,673
17,491
14,190
12 ,8 11
13,053
13,810
14,446
15 ,141
15,533
42,400
43.615
43,412
43,600
46,788
49,958
8,754
8,737
9,340
9,800
10,243
10 ,474
33,261
33,243
32,416
32,140
34,381
36,881
(D )
(D )
(D)
(0 )
627
727
1,209
I,
1,832
528
I,
675
479
(D)
473
(D)
374
523
395
3,989
3,574
2,704
2,432
2,333
2,6 17
528
414
490
401
509
513
3,346
3,472
3,081
2,466
2,659
2 ,7 71
(D)
(D)
(D)
(0 )
(D)
(D)
2,500
2,501
2,823
3,199
3,656
4,973
(D)
(D)
(D)
(0 )
0
(D)
(D)
1,4 1 4
1,3 91
1.4 11
1,186
(D)
0
0
1,086
1,1 1 0
1.412
2.013
(0 )
(D)
(0 )
0
0
0
1,4 18
1,0 14
1,685
1,644
1,822
1,7 2 1
3,685
4,142
4,214
3,193
3,438
3,440
1.303
1,343
1,342
1,434
1,448
1,5 71
3,791
3,907
3.581
3,649
3,805
4,382
1,4 3 1
1,5 11
1,476
1,5 12
1,849
1,843
6,074
5,738
5,586
5,411
5,980
5,963
7 72
827
842
905
833
843
2,664
2,653
2,636
3,189
2 ,7 77
2,294
2,775
2,817
3,031
2,845
3,076
6,585
6,529
6.582
7,0 73
4,057
4,316
4,470
II,
8,534
13,077
1,286
4,64$
4,898
5,059
9,139
10,372
10,996
474
980
1,019
1,088
1,209
1,2 67
324
346
369
416
472
94
112
133
165
163
163
294
346
4 17
504
513
3,639
3,858
3,968
4,065
4,263
4,422
7,865
9,007
9,491
9,747
10,627
19 8 5
19 8 7
19 8 6
515
II,
Haskell, Kansas
Harvey, Kansas
19 8 4
2,446
7,901
12,407
460
19 8 9
19 8 8
19 8 4
19 8 7
19 8 6
19 8 5
19 8 9
19 8 8
Income by Place of Residence
Nonfarmpersonal income.........................................
Farmincome'......................................................
Population (thousands)’ .............................................
Per
capita p e rs o n a l
in c o m e ( d o ll a r s ) ..........................................................................
Derivation of total personal income:
Total earnings by place ot work..................................
Less: Personal contributions tor social insurance’...............
Plus: Adjustment lor residence...................................
Equals: Net earnings by place of residence......................
Plus: Dividends, interest, and rent*..............................
Plus: Transfer payments..........................................
3 70 ,113
386,757
4 0 8 ,177
414,093
436,916
457,768
65,443
75 ,418
83,865
70,299
361,473
370,096
384,378
391,866
415,813
445,961
39,738
39,734
40,459
42,431
45,473
47,879
8,640
16,661
23,799
22,227
21,103
11,8 0 7
25,705
24,961
32,815
32,987
38,392
22,420
30.9
30.9
30.8
30.7
30.8
30.8
3.9
3.9
3.9
3.9
3.9
3.8
11,9 6 7
12,534
13,235
13,482
14 ,18 1
14,870
16,976
16,726
18,968
19,413
21,76 1
18,274
238,463
251,640
268,811
267,080
286,315
292,953
51,547
49,271
57,437
59,649
66,931
50,959
14 ,7 7 1
16,082
17 ,3 7 7
17,4 13
19,228
21,348
1,461
1,486
1,545
1,697
1,76 7
1,859
20,864
20,212
21,568
25,732
22,664
23,166
(l)
507
970
609
714
959
244,556
255,770
273,002
275,399
289,751
29 4,771
50,089
48,292
56,862
58,561
65,878
50,059
14,042
64,695
73,274
69,053
70,210
73,356
74 ,4 1 7
79 ,414
90,235
10 ,74 7
11,551
11,282
11,553
12,337
56,504
6 0 ,777
61,819
6 4,277
6 7,75 1
72,762
4,607
4,852
5,130
5,304
5,650
6,198
184,190
188,156
195,480
195,895
211,546
223,641
20,309
20,893
20,886
21,776
23,003
22,839
18,128
17 ,7 7 3
18,414
17,75 5
19,498
2 1,18 1
1,736
1,728
1,706
1,742
1,892
1,852
36,145
4 5 ,711
54,9 17
53,430
55,271
48,131
29,502
26,650
34,845
36,131
42,036
26,268
21,382
20,649
28,523
28,442
33,811
17,738
6,001
6,322
7,689
8,225
8,530
22,420
Earnings by Place of W ork
Earnings by type:
Wages and salaries................................................
Other labor income................................................
Proprietors' income*...............................................
Nonfarm........................................................
Earnings by industry:
Farm...............................................................
Nonfarm............................................................
Private..........................................................
Agricultural services, forestry, fisheries, and other’......
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.
7,460
15,537
22,731
21,156
20,076
10,827
28,685
30,174
32,186
32,274
35,195
37,304
8,120
8,640
16,661
23,799
22,227
21,103
11,807
25,705
24,961
32,815
32,987
38,392
229,823
234,979
245,012
244,853
265,212
281,146
25,842
24,310
24,622
26,662
28,539
28,539
206,857
209,926
218,681
216,841
235,723
250,124
20,271
18,449
18,467
20,285
21,915
21,365
(D)
2,659
2,698
2,116
837
770
776
1,487
1,583
1,6 17
2,363
1,290
1,808
1,720
1,239
1,367
1,220
1,296
1,776
1,684
1,556
(0 )
1,755
12,590
12,637
14 ,176
12,907
13,430
13,895
1,759
1,3 27
1,0 31
969
(0 )
987
59,029
56,861
58,562
5 1,79 1
63,309
71,5 8 7
219
116
(D)
(0 )
(0 )
1,149
(0 )
970
6,731
6,465
6,430
6,273
6,386
(0 )
52,298
50,396
52,132
45,518
56,923
64,582
(D)
(D)
(0)
0
0
(0 )
0
1,149
26,267
23,848
23,187
23,137
25,401
28,432
5,123
4,665
4,947
4,3 18
4,624
3,160
10 ,757
11,30 1
10,237
12,404
12,047
9,727
3,255
3,518
3,493
3,828
4,598
3,689
21,530
22,634
22,6 71
23,091
25,396
26,097
1,7 10
1,840
1,974
1,967
2,232
2,315
8.743
9,628
10,308
12 ,13 1
9,064
7,840
1,132
1,156
1,231
1,497
1,499
1,845
65,296
70,527
77,525
78,526
84,273
89,633
2,934
2,853
2,988
2,929
3,137
3,423
7,005
(0 )
0
22,966
25,053
26,331
28,012
31,022
5,5 71
5,861
6,155
6,3 77
6,624
7 ,1 7 4
2,048
2,205
2,183
2,307
2,397
2,467
539
486
498
551
589
704
1,165
1,384
1,669
2,075
2,150
2,197
145
171
208
262
269
274
19,153
21,464
22,479
23,630
24,942
26,358
4,887
5,449
5,564
5,766
6,196
29,489
5,204
54
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
KANSAS
Table 5.— Personal Income for States and Counties of the Plains Region, 19 8 4-8 9 — Continued
[Thousands of dollars]
H odgem an, Kansas
19 8 4
19 8 5
19 8 6
Ja c k s o n
19 8 7
19 8 8
19 8 9
19 8 4
19 8 6
19 8 5
Kansas
19 8 7
19 8 8
19 8 9
In c o m e b y P la 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 .........................................................................................................................
Nonfarmpersonal income.........................................
Farmincome1......................................................
Population (thousands)2.............................................
P e r c a p ita p e rs o n a l in c o m e ( d o l l a r s ) ..........................................................................
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 rent"...............................
Plus: Transfer payments...........................................
26,184
30,294
32,272
34,514
36,604
31,025
127,585
134,756
140,341
143,782
15 1,70 2
160,813
21,291
21,267
21,660
21,582
23,326
25,315
124,765
131,458
13 4,774
140,657
148,565
158,080
4,893
9,027
10,612
12,932
13,278
5,710
2,820
3,298
5,567
3,125
3,137
2,733
2.3
2.3
2.3
2.2
2.2
2.2
11.6
11 .7
1 1 .7
11 .7
11.8
11.8
11,365
13,223
14,2 67
15,610
16,436
14,0 70
10,990
11,498
11,953
12,276
12,876
13,631
13,293
17,258
19,051
21,029
22,042
14,856
46,899
48,218
46,619
50,715
52,260
479
496
516
514
515
592
2,664
2,927
2,900
2,999
3,233
3,633
1,340
1,490
1,541
1,630
1,642
1,726
38,146
40,294
44,964
50,079
5 1 ,111
54,775
14,154
18,252
20,076
22,145
23,169
15,990
80,040
84,266
90,282
93,699
98,593
103,402
8,104
8,162
8,010
8,016
8,594
9,805
24,403
25 ,717
25,908
25,395
26,890
30,741
3,926
3,880
4,186
4,353
4,841
5,230
23,142
24,773
24,151
24,688
26,219
26,670
7,102
7,324
30,366
31,490
30,525
3 1,73 7
34,059
35,404
44,558
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 other7......
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..............................................
6,892
6,998
6,882
6,779
558
556
551
545
605
655
2,760
2,801
2,761
2,824
3,192
3,374
5,843
9,704
11,618
13,705
14,335
6,877
11,432
12,608
14,932
12,058
13,464
13,482
3,295
7,4 8 1
9 ,121
11,410
11,79 4
4,261
2,188
2,687
4,964
2,486
2,496
2,084
2,548
2,223
2,497
2,295
2,541
2,616
9,244
9,921
9,968
9,572
10,968
11,398
9,027
10,612
12,932
13,278
4,893
5,710
2,820
8,400
8,231
8,439
8,097
8,764
9,146
41,738
43,601
42,651
43,494
47,5 78
49,527
5,0 71
4,639
4,708
4,325
4,782
4,9 71
31,462
32,002
30,148
30,293
33,608
34,659
264
(D)
(D )
237
263
315
348
1,097
286
(0 )
161
(D)
186
<»)
109
266
(D)
161
288
336
156
247
154
574
504
382
301
334
322
5,500
5,780
5 ,1 17
4,868
5,029
5,057
m
(D)
(D)
(0 )
3,997
3,690
4,807
5,882
5,254
(D)
(D)
(0 )
(D)
(D)
3,384
(D)
2,062
2,527
2,195
2,548
3,235
3 ,117
0
0
0
0
0
1,322
1,470
1,495
2,259
2,647
2,137
1,160
925
1,124
781
944
971
3,291
3,160
3,352
1,905
2,445
2,704
758
796
769
(D)
(D)
3 ,719
2,894
2,379
1,759
1,654
653
598
559
527
608
(0 )
661
4,492
6,259
6,107
5,692
6,161
7,165
7,224
(D )
0»
0
499
424
459
596
529
576
1,708
3,298
1,840
5,567
3,125
1,765
2,250
3,137
2,751
2,733
142
2,800
946
961
1,004
1,0 14
1,164
1,345
6,274
6,826
7,219
7,3 61
8,075
8,727
3,329
3,592
3,731
3 ,772
3,982
4,175
10,276
11,599
12,503
13,201
13,970
14,868
366
361
380
426
442
455
1,478
1,793
1,625
1,7 13
1,869
1,975
87
103
124
150
155
157
435
519
626
791
823
842
2,876
3,128
3,227
3,196
3,385
3,563
8,363
9,287
10,252
10,697
11,2 78
12,051
Je ffe rs o n , K a n sa s
19 8 4
19 8 5
19 8 6
Je w e ll, K a n s a s
19 8 7
19 8 8
19 8 4
19 8 9
19 8 6
19 8 5
19 8 7
19 8 8
19 8 9
In c o m e b y P la 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 .........................................................................................................................
Nonfarmpersonal income.........................................
Farmincome1......................................................
Population (thousands)3.............................................
P e r c a p ita p e rs o n a l in c o m e ( d o l l a r s ) ..........................................................................
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 rent5...............................
Plus: Transfer payments...........................................
176,586
187,561
198,399
207,665
218 ,212
233,136
5 4 ,1 77
58,895
66,055
6 0,772
57,967
58,191
17 4 ,18 1
183,468
192,637
203,150
214,936
230,456
49,126
49,464
49,716
46,489
48,105
51,863
2,405
4,093
5,762
4,515
3,276
2,680
5,051
9,431
16,339
14,283
9,862
6,328
15.9
15.9
16.1
16.5
16.9
17.3
4.9
4.8
4.8
4.6
4.4
4.3
11,10 3
11,8 0 1
12,307
12,589
12,908
13,515
10,954
12,262
13,898
13,072
13,192
13,6 47
51,043
55,088
6 1,124
60,378
63,728
65,811
24,606
28,650
36,014
31,845
28,431
25,497
3,065
3,387
3,729
3,821
3,991
4,452
1,2 51
1,307
1,356
1,249
1,324
1,523
70,636
73 ,4 17
76,800
85,206
88,317
93,795
2,666
2,826
2,734
2,727
2,599
2,658
118,614
125 ,118
134,195
141,763
148,054
155,154
26,021
30,169
37,392
33,323
29,706
26,632
30,364
33,011
34,246
34,696
36,870
42,057
18,666
18,304
17,68 7
16,184
17,091
19,576
27,608
29,432
29,958
31,206
33,288
35,925
9,490
10,422
10,976
11,265
1 1 ,1 7 0
11,983
34,350
36,214
39,542
39,889
42,638
44,495
13,838
13,682
13,825
12,330
12,652
12,906
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 other7......
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.
2,996
3,100
3,422
3,415
3,807
4,078
1,335
1,290
1,288
1,085
1,1 74
1,252
13,697
15 ,774
18,160
17,0 74
17,283
17,238
9,433
13,678
20,901
18,430
14,605
11,339
1,500
3,227
4,929
3,661
2,444
1,868
3 ,773
8,196
15,138
13,032
8,626
5,101
12 ,19 7
12,547
13,231
13,413
14,839
15,370
5,660
5,482
5,763
5,398
5,979
6,238
2,405
4,093
5,762
4,515
2,680
5,051
9,431
16,339
14,283
9,862
6,328
48,638
50,995
55,362
55,863
60,452
63,131
19,555
19,219
19,675
17,562
18,569
19,169
35,143
35,781
38,185
37,480
40,368
41,0 81
13,945
13,289
13,352
11,290
12,233
12,551
(D)
(D)
(D)
424
418
373
361
599
717
670
(0)
7,068
2,085
66
63
50
217
249
6,540
1,129
1,001
(1)
1,104
1,090
1,192
1,269
826
845
2,158
2,156
1,767
210
198
178
(D)
(0 )
3,276
504
371
(D)
1,908
5,870
6,857
7,6 31
(0 )
6,802
652
669
626
674
350
323
278
243
350
297
(0 )
(0)
(0 )
(0 )
302
346
348
431
476
548
(D)
(D)
(0 )
7,623
7,129
7,321
6,925
7,5 14
7,7 1 4
1,6 12
2,159
2,201
(0 )
1,6 57
1,763
1,806
(D )
1,929
1,895
1,7 14
1,9 74
2,416
1,702
1,435
1,418
1,268
1,407
1,394
4,6 17
4,130
4 ,12 7
4,397
4,722
4,936
1,878
1,614
1,6 17
1,678
1,762
1,749
2,530
2,580
2,709
2,798
2,421
2,488
1,442
1,1 73
1,179
1,360
1,328
1,2 73
(D)
(D)
(D)
9,658
10,208
11,366
11,65 7
13,143
13,633
3,540
3,315
3,659
3,378
3,649
3,963
13,495
15,214
1 7 ,1 7 7
18,383
20,084
22,050
5,610
5,930
6,323
6,272
6,336
6,618
1,609
1,744
1,7 14
1,765
1,921
2,126
1,008
1,085
1,130
986
1,000
980
599
721
870
1 ,1 15
1,180
1,2 31
186
216
260
314
307
304
11,2 8 7
12,749
14,593
15,503
16,983
18,693
4,416
4,629
4,933
4,972
5,029
5,334
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
KANSAS
55
Table 5.— Personal Income for States and Counties of the Plains Region, 1984-89— Continued
[Thousands of dollars]
K e a rn y, Kansas
Jo h n so n , Kansas
1985
1984
1986
1987
1988
1989
1984
1988
1987
1986
1985
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 rs o n a l i n c o m e .........................................................................................................................
Nonfarmpersonal income.........................................
Farmincome1......................................................
Population (thousands)2.............................................
5,353,723
5,973,030
6,512,949
7,178 ,49 8
7 ,7 7 8 ,3 7 1
8,396,960
51,256
64,788
65,123
64,447
72,844
69,757
5,350,099
3,624
296.9
5,963,771
9,259
306.4
6,502,680
10,269
317.9
7,171,284
7,214
331.7
7,774,002
4,369
345.7
8,389,636
7,324
359.7
35,988
15,268
3.8
39,037
25,751
3.8
40,165
24,958
3.9
41,537
22,910
4.0
43,993
28,851
4.0
47,179
22,578
4.1
13,386
16,991
16,550
16,124
18,098
17,0 3 1
18,029
Derivation of total personal Income:
1989
19,491
20,487
21,643
22,503
23,346
3,130,539
195,518
1,019,586
3,954,607
1,018,675
380,441
3,511,732
230,807
1,143,203
4,424,128
1,116,700
432,202
3,953,411
268,385
1,174,380
4,859,406
1,185,365
468,178
4,429,635
298,563
1,262,594
5,393,666
1,279,947
504,885
4,869,807
332,567
1,311,870
5,849,110
1,381,117
548,144
5,250,902
369,928
1,363,895
6,244,869
1,572,863
579,228
35,985
1,164
2,903
37,724
8,797
4,735
47,553
1,317
2,937
49,173
10,472
5,143
46,726
1,329
3,323
48,720
10,022
6,381
45,296
1,379
3,396
47,313
10,395
6,739
52,276
1,361
3,569
54,484
11,170
7,190
47,214
1,522
3,624
49,316
12,712
7,729
2,534,452
233,072
363,015
1,775
361,240
2,851,906
251,718
408,108
7,481
400,627
3,209,394
288,814
455,203
8,560
446,643
3,581,406
316,632
531,597
5,473
526,124
3,952,203
350,100
567,504
2,676
564,828
4,264,061
384,763
602,078
5,676
596,402
17,852
1,724
16,409
11,885
4,524
19,240
1,811
26,502
22,363
4,139
18,647
1,742
26,337
21,591
4,746
19,574
l,/70
23,952
19,359
4,593
20,088
1,843
30,345
25,282
5,063
21,064
2,001
24,149
18,942
5,207
3,624
3,126,915
2,834,003
20,676
26,370
223,423
418,919
201,361
217,558
228,997
418,767
376,944
322,946
796,961
292,912
71,631
14,565
206,716
9,259
3,502,473
3,171,848
19,661
30,902
262,769
454,507
224,008
230,499
251,362
465,666
415,344
362,065
909,572
330,625
77,620
23,565
229,440
10,269
3,943,142
3,577,650
19,999
21,085
321,071
490,584
253,941
236,643
290,921
513,565
460,714
425,804
1,033,907
365,492
82,310
26,115
257,067
7,214
4,422,421
4,019,245
30,307
20,866
365,867
509,682
264,444
245,238
346,075
560,653
501,929
543,165
1,140,701
403,176
90,283
32,157
280,736
4,369
4,865,438
4,416,432
32,456
23,091
372,683
557,675
294,646
263,029
387,279
622,074
555,381
580,701
1,285,092
449,006
106,729
33,696
308,581
7,324
5,243,578
4,748,498
36,552
25,837
354,178
578,952
314,703
264,249
465,562
669,837
599,742
557,839
1,459,999
495,080
118,326
35,488
341,266
15,268
20,717
15,389
508
290
1,673
362
(0)
25,751
21,802
16,016
703
277
2,284
722
(D)
(D)
6,033
1,071
1,266
507
3,153
5,786
306
175
5,305
24,958
21,768
15,364
655
(D)
1,635
(0)
(0)
0
6,529
1,100
1,382
511
3,261
6,404
324
211
5,869
22,910
22,386
15,520
762
(D)
1,285
28,851
23,425
16,180
841
(D)
1,410
(D)
22,578
24,636
16,984
915
(0)
1,518
(0)
1985
1986
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:
Agricultural services, forestry, fisheries, and other7......
Construction.................................................
Manufacturing...............................................
Nondurable goods........................................
Transportation and public utilities..........................
Wholesale trade.............................................
Retail trade..................................................
Federal, civilian..............................................
State and local..............................................
(0 )
6,446
1,394
1,265
440
3,011
5,328
301
145
4,882
1985
1986
1987
(D)
0
6,483
1,092
1,423
813
3,168
6,866
374
270
6,222
(0 )
(0 )
0
6,621
1,031
1,657
748
3,437
7,245
393
281
6,571
0
6,871
1,194
1,611
668
3,634
7,652
425
292
6,935
K io w a , K a n s a s
K in g m a n , K a n s a s
1984
(0 )
1988
1989
1984
1989
1988
1987
In c o m e b y P la c e o f R e s id e n c e
114,842
11 6 ,7 1 1
54,550
56,865
62,570
59,848
65,198
62,954
95,505
6,498
9.1
97,547
7,923
9.0
98,741
15,370
8.9
99,337
13,154
8.8
106,584
8,258
8.8
112,954
3,757
8.8
45,187
9,363
4.0
47,455
9,410
3.9
48,026
14,544
3.8
46,024
13,824
3.8
48,579
16,619
3.6
52,686
10,268
3.5
1 1 ,2 1 7
1 1 ,7 4 1
12,842
12,725
13,004
13,297
13,6 14
14,425
16,282
15,812
17,8 97
17,74 4
49,625
2,746
9,890
56,769
27,029
18,205
51,998
2,988
9,436
58,446
28,847
18,177
59,364
3,067
10,795
67,092
28,667
18,352
58,248
3,181
10,983
66,050
27,521
18,920
57,532
3,494
10,720
64,758
29,394
20,690
52,541
3,716
11,975
60,800
33,490
22,421
34,171
1,540
753
33,384
13,019
8,147
34,736
1,665
676
33,747
14,512
8,606
40,431
1,746
582
39,267
14,332
8,971
37,974
1,656
861
37,179
13,462
9,207
41,786
1,720
805
40,871
14,379
9,948
37,254
1,982
701
35,973
16,383
10,598
31,642
3,107
14,876
5,659
9,217
32,658
3,107
16,233
7,103
9,130
32,236
3,049
24,079
14,565
9,514
33,140
3,122
21,986
12,305
9,681
36,041
3,453
18,038
7,409
10,629
35,148
3,416
13,977
2,900
11,077
18,648
1,991
13,532
8,497
5,035
19,000
1,950
13,786
8,550
5,236
19,050
1,963
19,418
13,686
5,732
17,645
1,673
18,656
12,910
5,746
18,146
1,749
21,891
15,696
6,195
19,525
2,031
15,698
9,322
6,3/6
6,498
43,127
35,144
425
2.850
3,269
3,081
206
2,875
5,148
5,405
4,671
2,426
7,869
7,983
934
360
6,689
7,923
44,075
35,431
405
2,812
3,017
3,077
201
2,876
5,055
5,623
4,656
2,293
8,493
8,644
1,002
405
7,237
15,370
43,994
34,810
386
1,962
3,301
2,698
168
2,530
5,217
5,479
4,762
2,275
8,730
9,184
1,057
490
7,637
13,154
45,094
35,566
544
4,474
2,601
2,721
(D)
(D)
5,191
3,572
4,775
2,809
8,879
9,528
1,088
597
7,843
8,258
49,274
39,281
544
4,991
3,613
3,115
(D)
(0)
5,277
4,172
5,174
2,629
9,766
9,993
1,165
617
8,211
3,757
48,784
38,256
546
5,143
2,565
3,381
(D)
(D)
4,495
3,743
5,226
2,574
10,583
10,528
1,198
627
8,703
9,363
24,808
20,168
304
1,324
1,839
123
9,410
25,326
20,401
303
1,520
2,157
226
14,544
25,887
20,724
320
1,120
2,422
201
13,824
24,150
18,975
493
1,041
2,031
234
16,619
25,167
19,637
413
1,001
2,197
268
10)
10,268
26,986
21,228
434
1,113
2,205
246
102,003
Derivation of total personal income:
Equals: Net earnings by place of residence......................
105,470
1 1 4 ,1 1 1
112,491
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:
Agricultural services, forestry, fisheries, and other7......
Construction................................................
Retail trade.................................................
Government and government enterprises.....................
State and local.............................................
See footnotes at end of tables.
(0 )
(0 )
6,225
1,988
2,475
1,067
4,823
4,640
515
151
3,974
(0 )
(0 )
(0 )
(D)
5,880
1,654
2,384
984
5,293
4,925
559
178
4,188
(0)
5,829
1,600
2,442
901
5,889
5,163
580
215
4,368
(0)
3,907
1,731
2,418
1,057
6,063
5,175
595
256
4,324
(0 )
(0 )
(0 )
3,995
1,864
2,465
943
6,491
5,530
641
254
4,635
5,317
1,868
2,371
846
6,828
5,758
671
254
4,833
56
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
KANSAS
Table 5.— Personal Income for States and Counties o f the Plains Region, 1984-89— Continued
[Thousands of dollars]
Labette, Kansas
1984
Income by Place of Residence
Total personal income..........................................
Nonfarmpersonal Income......................................
Farmincome1..........................................
Population (thousands)2...........................................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...........................
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 rent"...............................
Plus: Transfer payments...........................................
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 other2......
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..............................................
Lane, Kansas
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
278,584
272,785
5,799
25.8
10,790
298,340
289,004
9,336
25.6
11,641
310,540
298,022
12,518
25.7
12,102
320,517
304,440
16,077
25.5
12,554
342,949
325,249
17,700
25.2
13,631
354,481
339,684
14,797
25.0
14,182
32,124
28,558
3,566
2.5
12,839
35,015
28,661
6,354
2.5
14,057
45,739
29,049
16,690
2.5
18,465
32,953
29,242
3,711
2.5
13,439
36,278
31742
4,536
24
14,838
41,181
34*243
6*938
185,103
11,150
-4,693
169,260
50,704
58,620
203,343
12,690
-7,118
183,535
52,710
62,095
215,035
13,617
-7,671
193,747
52,851
63,942
229,340
14,379
-9,475
205,486
49,053
65,978
247,246
15,280
-11,222
220,744
51,995
70,210
243,668
15,891
-8,885
218,892
59,242
76,347
17,833
845
441
17,429
9,730
4,965
19,841
851
723
19,713
10,305
4,997
30,778
907
760
30,631
9,522
5,586
17,433
904
897
17,426
9’717
5,810
19307
947
947
19,307
10’413
6558
V 293
942
??170
11^851
7460
146,035
14,703
24,365
4,678
19,487
158,264
15,487
29,592
8,440
21,152
165,886
16,627
32,522
11,641
20,881
175,078
17,752
36,510
15,159
21,351
187,234
19,790
40,222
16,788
23,434
185,551
19,814
38,303
13,883
24,420
10,644
866
6,323
1,974
4,349
10,471
855
8,515
4,810
3,705
10,509
880
19,389
15,193
4,196
10,576
883
5,974
2,169
3,805
11,068
974
7,265
3,022
4,243
11,434
1,036
9,823
5,443
4,380
5,799
179,304
143,117
582
708
9,339
51,542
9,934
41,608
27,352
5,557
16,247
6,615
25,175
36,187
2,446
1,080
32,661
9,336
194,007
154,564
564
823
11,907
60,469
9,660
50,809
25,703
5,616
16,487
6,457
26,538
39,443
2,568
1,288
35,587
12,518
202,517
159,165
388
856
10,218
66,639
9,493
57,146
25,062
5,751
16,432
6,964
26,855
43,352
2,552
1,522
39,278
16,077
213,263
167,844
956
973
9,581
73,183
10,219
62,964
25,966
5,676
16,579
7,580
27,350
45,419
2,657
1,856
40,906
17,700
229,546
182,178
658
523
10,008
87,484
14,283
73,201
26,021
5,686
18,503
6,958
26,337
47,368
2,666
1,922
42,780
14,797
228,871
178,594
645
431
9,205
81,967
15,048
66,919
26,064
6,160
19,015
6,006
29,101
50,277
2,597
1,924
45,756
3,566
14,267
10,578
(D)
(0)
934
90
(D)
(l>)
2,260
2,015
1,251
901
1,718
3,689
287
94
3,308
6,354
13,487
9,502
210
451
843
86
(0)
(D)
1,597
2,306
1,260
912
1,837
3,985
301
111
3,573
16,690
14,088
9,932
178
377
965
83
(0)
(D)
1,964
2,231
1,209
911
2,014
4,156
310
132
3,714
3,711
13,722
9,511
205
284
825
132
(D)
(0)
1,748
1,880
1,463
1,119
1,855
4,211
331
166
3,714
4,536
14,771
10,359
197
179
875
320
(D)
(D)
2,010
2,167
1,605
1,061
1,945
4,412
365
171
3,876
6,938
15,355
10,700
345
210
845
436
(D)
(D)
1,976
1*894
1,564
1341
2,089
4,655
393
174
4,088
1984
1985
Leavenworth, Kansas
1984
Income by Place of Residence
Total personal income.............................................
Nonfarmpersonal income.........................................
Farmincome1......................................................
Populabon (thousands)2.............................................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............................
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 rent*...............................
Plus: Transfer payments...........................................
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 other7......
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.
1986
1987
1988
1989
16,954
Lincoln, Kansas
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
636,245
627,983
8,262
58.4
10,902
690,671
680,773
9,898
59.3
11,641
727,625
714,038
13,587
62.9
11,567
774,253
759,322
14,931
64.8
11,957
813,771
804,694
9,077
66.5
12,241
874,878
857,998
16,880
69.0
12,674
49,935
40,723
9,212
3.9
12,940
50,629
41,979
8,650
3.8
13,408
51,949
41,322
10,627
3.7
14,113
48,200
40,050
8,150
3.6
13,330
48,544
42,829
5,715
3.5
13,713
49,156
46,898
2,258
3.5
14,191
429,480
23,623
42,808
448,665
85,065
102,515
472,783
26,489
40,726
487,020
93,654
109,997
501,781
28,402
42,122
515,501
97,813
114,311
523,741
29,511
61,129
555,359
99,144
119,750
562,472
31,632
50,386
581,226
105,767
126,778
592,894
33,647
59,752
618,999
120,258
135,621
23,419
955
2,213
24,677
15,670
9,588
22,914
1,006
2,272
24,180
16,315
10,134
24,961
1,022
2,196
26,135
15,714
10,100
22,547
1,050
2,018
23,515
14,253
10,432
21,774
1,155
1,957
22,576
15,093
10,875
19,280
1,336
2,225
20,169
17,263
11,724
367,592
20,688
41,200
7,326
33,874
403,765
21,937
47,081
8,994
38,087
428,000
23,211
50,570
12,709
37,861
440,327
24,800
58,614
14,014
44,600
477,387
28,747
56,338
8,169
48,169
493,526
33,056
66,312
15,976
50,336
10,956
1,001
11,462
8,569
2,893
10,989
974
10,951
8,034
2,917
10,839
960
13,162
10,038
3,124
11,011
1,007
10,529
7,555
2,974
12,038
1,180
8,556
5,140
3,416
12,660
1,322
5,298
1,704
3,594
8,262
421,218
162,345
3,318
1,562
20,136
37,451
27,533
9,918
10,627
4,091
25,520
11,421
48,219
258,873
105,824
109,821
43,228
9,898
462,885
175,579
3,069
1,643
24,968
34,647
25,043
9,604
11,212
5,579
26,899
12,404
55,158
287,306
111,152
128,138
48,016
13,587
488,194
188,244
2,355
1,836
33,265
31,901
22,561
9,340
11,906
5,730
29,988
13,595
57,668
299,950
108,706
137,981
53,263
14,931
508,810
194,212
4,480
1,646
29,256
29,623
20,311
9,312
11,394
5,370
32,113
16,208
64,122
314,598
117,558
142,283
54,757
9,077
553,395
206,700
4,554
1,680
28,017
32,506
21,871
10,635
12,159
5,763
33,631
15,519
72,871
346,695
139,324
146,583
60,788
16,880
576,014
217,112
4,545
1,739
27,495
29,794
21,622
8,172
12,977
5,906
33,594
15,944
85,118
358,902
146,318
148,075
64,509
9,212
14,207
9,363
74
(0)
474
527
(D)
(0)
595
1,645
1,428
991
(0)
4,844
1,154
145
3,545
8,650
14,264
9,245
84
(D)
378
198
(D)
(D)
621
1,518
1,305
948
(D)
5,019
1,119
168
3,732
10,627
14,334
9,088
81
(D)
527
(L)
(0)
(D)
739
1,481
1,135
919
(D)
5,246
1,071
204
3,971
8,150
14,397
9,046
119
258
(0)
99
(D)
(D)
566
1,385
1,203
1,133
(D)
5,351
1,018
244
4,089
5,715
16,059
10,273
126
77
(0)
(D)
(D)
0
670
1,272
1,372
1,091
(D)
5,786
1,151
247
4,388
2,258
17,022
10,744
129
77
1,186
(D)
(D)
0
691
(D)
1,400
1,116
3,458
6,278
1,188
247
4,843
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
KANSAS
57
Table 5.— Personal Income for States and Counties of the Plains Region, 19 8 4-8 9 — Continued
(Thousands of dollars]
Lo g a n , Kansas
L in n , K a n sa s
1986
1985
1984
1989
1988
1987
1987
1986
1985
1984
1989
1988
In c o m e b y P la c e o f R e s id e n c e
87,599
93,497
106,182
110 ,73 4
48,885
48 ,477
45,540
45,889
42,5 71
49,170
T o t a l p e rs o n a l i n c o m e .........................................................................................................................
Nonfarmpersonal income.........................................
Farmincome'......................................................
Population (thousands)’ .............................................
86,552
1,047
8.3
89,915
3,582
8.2
95,680
5,417
8.1
96,632
5,098
8.2
103,351
2,831
8.3
107,327
3,407
8.3
36,854
12,031
3.4
36,762
11,715
3.3
35,715
9,825
3.3
35,350
10,539
3.2
37,690
4,881
3.1
40,389
8,781
3.0
10,541
11,355
12,409
12,444
12,846
13,383
14,386
14,6 37
13 ,78 7
14,563
13,822
16,357
Derivation of total personal income:
Less: Personal contributions for social insurance3...............
Plus: Adjustment for residence....................................
Equals: Net earnings by place of residence......................
10 1,097
10 1,730
50,925
3,180
1,495
49,240
20,384
17,975
57,372
3,630
-1,068
52,674
21,160
19,663
59,944
3,773
3,581
59,752
20,942
20,403
64,543
4,127
145
60,561
20,142
21,027
69,396
4,692
-1,080
63,624
21,349
21,209
66,166
4,761
2,094
63,499
24,443
22,792
33,178
I, 302
-1,167
30,709
II,
6,607
31,363
1,286
-254
29,823
6938
125,1
6,516
29,330
1,311
-167
27,852
10,938
6,750
30,282
1,345
-285
28,652
10,386
6,851
25,442
I, 368
-334
23,740
II,
7,748
29,965
1,501
-331
28,133
120,5
8392
8,445
37,896
4,976
8,053
488
7,565
41,939
5,311
10,122
3,051
7,071
40,547
5,179
14,218
4,905
9,313
45,468
5,808
13,267
4,565
8,702
49,390
6,237
13,769
2,307
11,462
45,190
5,696
15,280
2,891
12,389
16,252
1,290
15,636
11,099
4,537
15,178
1,150
15,035
10,790
4,245
14,957
1,131
13,242
8,910
4,332
15,340
1,159
13,783
9,580
4,203
15,585
1,218
8,639
3,921
4,718
15,870
1,339
12,756
7,810
4,946
1,047
49,878
42,582
352
5,749
5,108
2,075
3,582
53,790
45,846
292
7,123
7,498
1,232
5,417
54,527
46,145
465
5,973
6,269
881
(0)
Ü»
18,979
2,711
3,240
1,848
5,779
8,382
884
449
7,049
5,098
59,445
50,480
462
6,403
8,034
515
2,831
66,565
57,006
373
5,300
11,318
728
3,407
62,759
52,789
418
4,176
8,104
695
299
396
23,402
3,799
3,863
2,121
6,211
9,970
1,071
590
8,309
12,031
21,147
16,216
219
1,935
1,273
173
11,715
19,648
14,429
247
1,060
1,210
198
9,825
19,505
13,947
228
416
1,170
210
10,539
19,743
14,055
282
561
948
311
4,881
¿0,561
14,608
288
594
956
264
8,781
21,184
14,951
341
480
988
423
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:
Agricultural services, forestry, fisheries, and other7......
Construction.................................................
Manufacturing...............................................
Nondurable goods........................................
Durable goods............................................
Transportation and public utilities..........................
Wholesale trade.............................................
Retail trade..................................................
Federal, civilian.............................................
Military......................................................
State and local..............................................
(D)
(D )
(D )
(D)
17,169
2,393
3,406
1,452
4,878
7,296
816
314
6,166
16,732
2,777
3,304
1,631
5,257
7,944
903
372
6,669
(D)
(D)
(D )
(D)
20,788
2,773
3,568
2,197
5,740
8,965
997
552
7,416
23,748
3,195
3,836
2,339
6,169
9,559
1,058
577
7,924
(D)
(D)
(0 )
(D )
(D)
(D )
(D)
(0 )
(D)
(D)
2,334
2,291
3,508
1,068
3,415
4,931
562
128
4,241
1,712
1,905
3,431
994
3,672
5,219
563
148
4,508
2,056
1,734
3,555
992
3,586
5,558
542
179
4,837
2,015
1,755
3,473
1,127
3,583
5,688
562
213
4,913
2,159
1,850
3,455
1,099
3,943
5,953
628
215
5,110
2,152
2,028
3,369
1,125
4,045
6,233
619
214
5,400
M cPh e rso n , Kansas
Ly o n , Kansas
1984
1985
1986
(D)
(D )
1987
1988
1989
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
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:
Equals: Net earnings by place of residence......................
414 ,6 4 7
419,065
4 3 7,3 71
452,657
473,997
507,045
354,242
378,645
399,088
406,429
419,953
442,083
406,757
7,890
37.7
411,127
7,938
36.1
426,592
10,779
34.9
441,944
10,713
35.0
465,620
8,377
34.8
498,988
8,057
34.3
340,636
13,606
27.8
353,941
24,704
27.7
363,731
35,357
27.4
375,927
30,502
27.3
394,578
25,375
27.1
423,576
18,507
26.8
11,009
11,620
12,532
12,948
13,634
14,769
12,752
13 ,6 77
14,539
14,9 10
15,520
16,469
300,394
17,755
4,532
287,171
70,865
56,611
306,202
19,165
-2,569
284,468
76,406
58,191
321,579
20,606
-4,207
296,766
76,992
63,613
337,493
21,688
-5,403
310,402
76,033
66,222
344,842
21,892
-4,366
318,584
81,319
74,094
365,192
23,979
-7,245
333,968
92,403
80,674
243,946
14,243
11,538
241,241
66,998
46,003
262,914
15,689
12,368
259,593
70,424
48,628
278,873
16,488
13,777
276,162
70,655
52,271
285,423
17,256
12,280
280,447
71,162
54,820
289,347
18,181
13,952
285,118
75,919
58,916
299,198
20,357
13,221
292,062
86,273
63,/48
242,716
24,971
32,707
6,600
26,107
247,533
24,714
33,955
6,715
27,240
256,523
26,148
38,908
9,616
29,292
271,698
27,663
38,132
9,540
28,592
277,774
28,882
38,186
7,248
30,938
294,299
31,434
39,459
6,979
32,480
174,502
22,592
46,852
11,684
35,168
180,662
22,626
59,626
22,879
36,747
182,075
23,262
73,536
33,613
39,923
189,119
24,203
72,101
28,729
43,372
193,799
24,645
70,903
23,657
47,246
206,482
26,932
65,784
16,846
48,938
7,890
292,504
240,851
471
1,652
10,903
90,657
64,483
26,174
41.413
11,879
30,883
9,264
43,729
51,653
3,888
1,424
46,341
7,938
298,264
242,868
498
1,789
12,931
92,234
69,141
23,093
39,783
12,220
31,100
9,943
42,370
55,396
4,073
1,621
49,702
10,779
310,800
250,562
433
1,254
14,388
97,062
73,889
23,173
39,792
11,604
31,322
10,585
44,122
60,238
4,283
1,956
53,999
10,713
326,780
264,611
656
1,435
14,757
105,063
79,132
25,931
39,796
12,049
31,460
12,484
46,911
62,169
4,472
2,362
55,335
8,377
336,465
270,010
666
1,373
11,409
104,723
76,750
27,973
41,503
13,964
32,909
11,825
51,638
66,455
4,663
2,426
59,366
8,057
357,135
285,618
661
1,264
11,960
117,985
78,139
39,846
41,670
14,762
33,373
8,862
55,081
71,517
4,883
2,450
64,184
13,606
230,340
207,410
927
4,255
18,776
79,862
46,871
32,991
19,629
11,970
19,470
14,462
38,059
22,930
2,186
1,043
19,701
24,704
238,210
214,038
824
4,340
16,744
84,215
48,457
35,758
21,444
13,002
19,782
13,209
40,478
24,172
2,297
1,231
20,644
35,357
243,516
217,461
889
3,209
16,964
85,174
49,589
35,585
21,133
12,802
19,674
13,206
44,410
26,055
2,427
1,485
22,143
30,502
254,921
227,863
1,508
2,986
17,800
88,196
48,841
39,355
22,319
11,589
20,425
15,315
47,725
27,058
2,618
1,842
22,598
25,375
263,972
235,384
1,415
2,915
19,891
88,508
48,640
39,868
22,096
11,447
22,390
15,332
51,390
28,588
2,780
1,888
23,920
18,507
280,691
250,465
1,511
2,998
19,870
95,077
54,256
40,821
22,810
12,330
23,555
15,170
57,144
30,226
2,883
1,915
25,428
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:
Agricultural services, forestry, fisheries, and other7......
Construction................................................
Government and government enterprises.....................
State and local.............................................
See footnotes at end of tables.
58
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
KANSAS
Table 5.— Personal Income for States and Counties of the Plains Region, 19 8 4-8 9 — Continued
_____________________________________ [Thousands of dollars]
M a rio n , K a n s a s
1984
1985
1986
1987
M a r s h a ll, K a n s a s
1988
1989
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
In c o m e b y P la 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 .................................................................................................................
142,285
158,229
Nonfarmpersonal Income.....................................
Farmincome1...................................
Population (thousands)2..........................
166,853
167,218
172,3 64
181,482
136,636
5.649
13.4
139,911
18.318
13.3
144,813
145,691
21,162
12.9
157,840
167,947
148,366
18.852
12.8
166,894
168.999
12.483
12.6
17 0 ,179
180,456
P e r c a p ita p e rs o n a l in c o m e ( d o l l a r s ) ........................................................................
157,599
14.765
12.8
139,556
5.257
12.7
10,594
144,637
13.203
12.6
11,8 9 7
148,990
18.957
12.5
150,552
16.342
12.4
12,893
13.072
157,924
12.255
12.3
171,434
9.022
12.2
13,511
14,430
1 1 ,3 7 1
12,498
13 .471
13,474
13,865
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 rent*..........................
Plus: Transfer payments...................................
14,849
65,186
3,908
17,664
78,942
35,667
27,676
78,990
4,228
17,429
92,191
36,902
29,136
82,736
4,377
18,704
97,063
37,712
32,078
83,054
4,620
19,638
98.072
36,101
33,045
83,229
5,001
20,267
98,495
38,296
35,573
83,244
5,636
21,356
98,964
43,681
38,837
77,911
4,788
-132
72,991
42,740
29,082
87,384
5,236
-344
81,804
45,581
30,455
97,654
5,742
-399
91,513
45,420
31,014
97,454
5,999
-303
91,152
43,906
31,836
97,008
6,433
-266
90,309
46,489
33,381
99,225
7,256
-615
91,354
53.208
35,894
41,619
3,894
19,673
4,459
15,214
42,531
3,886
32,573
17,172
15,401
42,825
3,982
35,929
20,052
15,877
45,020
4,196
33,838
17,701
16,137
47,096
4,488
31,645
13,631
18,014
48,299
4,639
30,306
11,362
18,944
52,524
5,136
20,251
4,261
15,990
54,546
5,376
27,462
12,258
15.204
57,036
5.471
35,147
18,054
17,093
59,326
5,703
32,425
15,420
17,005
60,887
5,941
30,180
11,360
18,820
64,768
6,513
27,944
8,155
19,789
5.649
59,537
48,549
1,564
2,504
3,665
7,369
4,131
3,238
3,138
3,671
7,167
3,310
16,161
10,988
1,601
506
8,881
18.318
60,672
48,759
1,344
2,141
3,956
7,192
4,016
3,176
2,903
3,832
7,052
3,140
17,199
11,913
1,700
595
9,618
21,162
61,574
48,868
998
1,654
4,033
6,693
3,699
2,994
3,282
4,047
7,060
3,169
17,932
12,706
1,747
718
10,241
18.852
64,202
50,817
1,521
1,503
4,155
7,493
3.825
3,668
3,232
4,091
7,144
3,789
17,889
13,385
1.825
864
10,696
14.765
68,464
54,326
1,469
1,268
3,921
8,306
4,065
4,241
3,713
4,482
7,724
3,499
19,944
14,138
I,
891
II,
12.483
70,761
55,910
1,652
1,347
3,502
8.178
3.999
4.179
3,582
4,617
7,612
3,689
21,731
14,851
2,0
9776
898
7176
112,8
5.257
72,654
62,620
1,620
533
4,902
10,646
2,617
8,029
15,335
4,737
7,745
4,879
12,223
10,034
1,663
484
7,887
13,203
74,181
63,229
1,338
398
5,063
12,585
2,500
10,085
13,766
4,939
7,482
4,880
12,778
10,952
1,708
571
8,673
18.957
78,697
67,082
1,097
296
5,130
13,781
2,602
11,179
15,391
5,145
7,302
5,044
13,896
11,615
1,706
690
9,219
16.342
81,112
69,078
1,801
245
4,862
15,154
2,886
12,268
15,298
5,467
6,694
5,557
14,000
12,034
1,869
837
9,328
12.255
84,753
72,373
1,828
284
4,913
15,611
3,022
12,589
15,690
5,599
7,442
5,258
15,748
12,380
1,936
856
9,588
9.022
90.203
77,138
1,960
327
4,911
17,467
2.208
15,259
15,742
7,008
7,683
4,947
17,093
13,065
1,994
868
10.203
E a r n in g s b y P la c e o f W o r k
Earnings bytype:
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...........................
M eade, Kansas
1984
1985
1986
1987
M ia m i, K a n s a s
1988
1989
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
In c o m e b y P la 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 .......................................................................................................................
70,444
70 ,126
69,857
Nonfarmpersonal Income.........................................
Farmincome1............................................
Population (thousands)*........................................
66,420
69,949
67,872
54,199
16,245
4.7
257,021
52,306
17,820
4.7
279,938
52,785
17,072
4.6
296,352
52,574
13,846
4.4
308,099
55,562
14,387
4.4
320,955
341,6 07
59,566
8,306
4.3
P e r c a p ita p e rs o n a l in c o m e ( d o l l a r s ) ..........................................................................
250,245
6,776
22.3
272,340
7,598
22.6
286,353
9,999
22.7
302,904
5,195
23.2
315,335
5,620
23.9
14 ,9 12
335^673
5,934
243
15,036
15,340
14,990
15,836
15,653
11,538
12,395
13,051
13,265
13,453
14,064
Derivation of total personal income:
Total earnings by place of work..................................
Less: Personal contributions for social insurance3...............
Plus: Adjustment for residence..............................
Eqeals: Net earnings by place of residence......................
Plus: Dividends, interest, and rent5...........................
Plus: Transfer payments...........................................
41,759
1,547
4,170
44,382
17,832
8,230
43,511
1,675
4,057
45,893
16,116
8,117
43,061
1,729
3,749
45,081
15,655
9,121
39,058
1,712
4,228
41,574
15,502
9,344
40,910
1,780
4,247
43,377
16,477
10,095
35,995
2,024
4,384
38,355
18,768
10,749
118,187
6,819
55,674
167,042
49,097
40,882
126,198
7,749
65,630
184,079
51,418
44,441
132,965
8,321
72,089
196,733
52,927
46,692
130,862
8,580
82,572
204,854
54,545
48,700
135,037
¿396
85,619
212*260
58*011
50$4
141,350
9110
88324
220564
66,242
54Ì801
18,637
1,553
21,569
12,854
8,715
18,957
1,540
23,014
14,403
8,611
19,124
1,570
22,367
13,658
8,709
18,968
1,527
18,563
10,224
8,339
19,452
1,603
19,855
10,727
9,128
20,095
1,698
14,202
4,551
9,651
87,641
7,755
22,791
5,615
17,176
93,854
7,855
24,489
6,485
18,004
96,717
8,157
28,091
8,933
19,158
98,097
8,184
24,581
4,112
20,469
99,692
8,577
26,768
4,570
22,198
103,867
9,327
28,156
4,917
23,239
16,245
25,514
20,306
328
934
1,575
105
17,820
25,691
20,053
332
888
1,556
125
(D)
(»)
5,157
2,356
2,201
1,546
5,892
5,638
507
211
4,920
17,072
25,989
19,890
298
614
1,549
150
(0)
(D)
5,104
2,358
2,038
1,601
6,178
6,099
521
256
5,322
13,846
25,212
18,977
499
599
1,129
124
(D)
(0)
4,101
2,215
2,087
1,798
6,425
6,235
582
300
5,353
14,387
26,523
19,997
555
489
1,335
130
(0)
(9)
4,180
2,334
2,166
1,676
7,132
6,526
591
309
5,626
8,306
27,689
20,955
742
581
1,367
165
(D)
(0)
4,355
2,465
2,052
1,652
7,576
6,734
600
310
5,824
6,776
111,411
83,678
1,133
1,969
8,583
12,232
1,632
10,600
23,353
4,858
10,998
4,605
15,947
27,733
1,699
839
25,195
7,598
118,600
88,359
1,447
1,619
8,655
13,075
1,901
11,174
25,870
4,571
11,290
4,376
17,456
30,241
1,765
1,007
27,469
9,999
122,966
90,917
1,190
813
10,132
13,234
2,031
11,203
26,448
3,834
11,519
4,729
19,018
32,049
1,805
1,215
29,029
5,195
125,667
91,821
814
790
11,252
13,014
2,127
10,887
24,657
3,597
12,493
5,701
19,503
33,846
1,851
1,570
30,425
5,620
129,417
92,352
998
818
10,533
15,313
1,973
13,340
20,771
3,991
13,482
5,213
21,233
37,065
1,992
1,665
33,408
5,934
135,416
95,130
881
851
9,781
18,240
2,397
15,843
17,502
4,870
13,791
5,341
23,873
40*286
2,045
1,733
36,508
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..............................................
See footnotes at end of tables.
(0 )
(0 )
5,180
2,451
2,509 •
1,426
5,798
5,208
459
178
4,571
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
KANSAS
59
Table 5.— Personal Income for States and Counties of the Plains Region, 1984-89— Continued
[Thousands of dollars]__________________________
M o n tg o m e ry , K a n s a s
M it c h e ll, K a n s a s
1988
1987
1986
1985
1984
1989
1988
1987
1986
1985
1984
1989
I n 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:
Less: Personal contributions for social insurance3...............
Equals: Net earnings by place of residence......................
88,693
90,915
99,683
101,364
453,429
468,113
486,206
491,293
518,893
554,689
84,926
3,767
8.0
86,891
4,024
7.8
87,172
12,511
7.7
88,902
14,583
7.5
94,656
7,903
7.4
102,597
-1,233
7.2
449,506
3,923
42.2
463,990
4,123
41.5
480,214
5,992
41.3
486,443
4,850
41.2
514,280
4,613
40.9
549,488
5,201
40.7
11,10 3
11,639
13,024
13,730
13,903
14,0 10
10 ,737
11,282
1 1 ,78 1
11,928
12,693
13,642
50,471
2,941
-3,556
43,974
28,052
16,667
51,499
3,154
-3,538
44,807
28,710
17,398
59,538
3,192
-3,509
52,837
27,014
19,832
64,504
3,421
-3,731
57,352
25,854
20,279
61,165
3,626
-3,972
53,567
27,391
21,601
54,905
4,109
-4,156
46,640
31,264
23,460
299,856
18,675
-12,164
269,017
93,981
90,431
304,916
20,134
-11,483
273,299
100,284
94,530
320,951
21,703
-13,570
285,678
99,892
100,636
329,692
22,382
-14,179
293,131
94,220
103,942
348,509
23,979
—15,532
308,998
100,456
109,439
366,173
26,597
-16,952
322,624
114,417
117,648
36,864
3,272
10,335
2,023
8,312
36,837
3,152
11,510
2,346
9,164
36,231
3,092
20,215
10,900
9,315
38,499
3,294
22,711
12,949
9,762
40,494
3,549
17,122
6,319
10,803
42,300
3,855
8,750
-2,769
11,519
234,592
27,566
37,698
2,818
34,880
240,047
27,372
37,497
3,040
34,457
251,852
29,095
40,004
4,927
35,077
258,999
29,886
40,807
3,734
37,073
272,568
31,517
44,424
3,500
40,924
285,249
33,395
47,529
4,081
43,448
3,767
46,704
36,677
712
170
2,212
4,877
538
4,339
2,807
6,945
5,686
2,492
10,776
10,027
943
301
8,783
4,024
47,475
36,706
494
155
2,409
4,246
519
3,727
2,922
7,123
5,607
2,424
11,326
10,769
935
353
9,481
12,511
47,027
35,624
386
98
2,432
3,583
407
3,176
2,864
6,891
5,086
2,608
11,676
11,403
960
427
10,016
14,583
49,921
38,039
779
139
2,499
4,928
405
4,523
2,624
7,275
4,825
2,789
12,181
11,882
1,064
509
10,309
7,903
53,262
40,860
683
151
2,656
5,510
(D)
(0)
2,842
7,703
5,228
2,587
13,500
12,402
1,126
515
10,761
-1,233
56,138
43,083
752
175
2,750
6,117
(D)
(0)
3,325
7,386
5,513
2,369
14,696
13,055
1,268
516
11,271
3,923
295,933
254,852
895
6,509
12,632
98,004
29,053
68,951
38,606
10,055
30,876
9,492
47,783
41,081
4,020
1,611
35,450
4,123
300,793
257,312
746
6,878
11,055
100,461
32,200
68,261
39,072
10,378
31,113
9,718
47,891
43,481
4,303
1,863
37,315
5,992
314,959
268,876
723
4,921
14,421
105,053
33,650
71,403
41,779
10,100
30,771
9,682
51,426
46,083
4,310
2,247
39,526
4,850
324,842
276,187
1,142
4,574
12,380
107,020
34,411
72,609
43,212
10,949
31,405
12,381
53,124
48,655
4,476
2,782
41,397
4,613
343,896
293,142
1,211
4,983
13,464
112,780
35,869
76,911
46,962
12,303
33,539
10,921
56,979
50,754
4,737
2,854
43,163
5,201
360,972
308,357
1,120
4,649
13,513
120,695
34,036
86,659
50,511
12,477
34,403
10,174
60,815
52,615
4,856
2,906
44,853
1988
1989
102,559
103,485
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:
Agricultural services, forestry, fisheries, and other7......
Government and government enterprises.....................
M o rto n , K a n sa s
M o rris , K a n s a s
1984
Income by Place of Residence
Total personal income.............................
Nonfarmpersonal income.........................
Farmincome1......................................
Population (thousands)2............................
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 rent5..............
Plus-. Transfer payments..........................
Earnings by Place of Work
Earnings bytype:
Wages and salaries...............................
Other labor income...............................
Proprietors’ income®..............................
Farm...........................................
Nonfarm.......................................
Earnings by industry:
Farm..............................................
Nonfarm...........................................
Private.........................................
Agricultural services, forestry, fisheries, and other7...
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.
1985
1987
1986
1988
1984
1989
1987
1986
1985
69,650
7 1 ,5 1 7
74,23 7
75,054
78,350
82,193
54,301
54,691
53,963
51,836
54,332
54,714
66,212
65,918
67,819
68,314
73 ,9 17
79,353
40,698
43,030
43,695
41,164
3,438
5,599
6,418
6,740
4,433
2,840
13,603
11,661
10,268
10,672
43,781
10,551
3.5
47,543
7,171
3.4
15 ,712
15,928
37,049
1,562
-234
35,253
10,865
8,214
35,440
1,761
-281
33,398
12,316
9,000
21,205
2,090
13,754
9,826
3,928
22,536
2,340
10,564
10,551
26,498
18,404
368
2,564
1,233
523
7,171
28,269
19,739
386
3,312
1,109
432
4,656
2,442
2,169
1,146
3,303
8,094
538
242
7,314
5,484
2,283
6.4
6.3
6.3
6.4
6.5
6.5
3.5
3.5
3.5
3.5
10,943
11,2 73
1 1 ,7 3 7
11,74 4
12,136
12,663
15,435
15 ,515
15,348
14,900
32,631
35,449
41,2 73
40,621
32,994
34,645
35,409
35,721
38,142
35,766
1,910
1,9 16
2,025
2,108
2,3 12
2,599
1,610
1,79 7
1,7 6 7
1,582
8,401
8,903
9,130
9,6 71
9,937
10,343
-8 1 2
-8 6 8
-6 6 4
-9 5
39,122
39,981
41,75 0
42,972
43,346
43,193
38,851
37,956
3 5 ,711
34,089
16,006
16,975
17,0 2 1
15,942
16,953
19,356
9,703
10,949
11,009
10 ,137
5,747
5,786
7,2 43
7,6 10
14,522
14,5 61
15,466
16,140
18,051
19,644
20,684
19,924
19,971
20,877
22,493
23,357
22,352
23,6 11
22,536
20,222
1,965
1,8 47
1,844
1,938
2,114
2,293
2,602
2,583
2 ,477
1,992
9,982
11,223
12,830
12,594
1 1 ,1 1 4
9,799
16,319
14,427
13,129
13,552
2,793
4,967
5,791
6,073
3,760
2,153
12,907
10,975
9,587
9,951
7,189
6,256
7,039
6,521
7,354
7,646
3,412
3,452
3,542
3,601
3,438
5,599
6,418
6,740
4,433
2,840
13,603
11,661
10,268
10,672
29,193
27,395
28,227
28,669
31,288
32,609
27,670
28,960
27,8 74
25,094
23,522
21,640
22,819
21,304
18,028
21,320
21,965
22,263
24,182
25,160
935
588
366
692
674
694
409
229
209
373
589
379
315
153
190
196
2,942
3,798
2,606
2,407
3,446
2,752
2,734
2,865
2,900
3 ,175
1,341
1,557
1,263
1,3 19
2,049
2,399
2,445
2,560
2,879
3,261
1,6 47
1,623
1,302
486
(D)
(D )
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D )
(D)
(0 )
(D)
(0 )
(D )
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
4,457
(D )
(D)
(D)
(D )
(D)
(0 )
4,688
3,881
4 ,779
4,607
4,987
4,915
1,908
1,930
1,560
1,7 4 7
1,942
1,9 31
(0 )
1,880
2,003
2,230
2,788
3,982
3,941
4,048
3,725
4,229
4,356
2,122
2,284
2,083
2,105
1,5 70
1,303
1,353
1,650
1,569
1,489
692
1,036
1,1 79
1,245
4,355
4 ,14 7
4,365
4,264
4,812
5,143
(0 )
(D)
(D )
2,848
5,6 71
6,075
6,262
6,406
7,10 6
7,449
6,030
6,141
6,570
7,066
932
983
998
997
1,155
1,142
325
321
324
450
463
132
160
192
235
5,501
5,844
5,573
5,660
6,054
6,370
239
284
342
432
4,500
4,808
4,922
4,9 77
461
6,433
4,131
(0 )
(0 )
2,202
984
3,547
8,530
581
245
7,704
60
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
KANSAS
Table 5.— Personal Income for States and Counties o f the Plains Region, 19 84-89— Continued
_________ [Thousands of dollars]
N e m ah a, Kansas
19 8 4
19 8 5
19 8 6
N e o sh o , Kansas
19 8 7
19 8 8
.
19 8 9
19 8 4
19 8 5
19 8 6
19 8 7
19 8 8
19 8 9
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 rs o n a l i n c o m e ...
Nonfarmpersonal income...
Farmincome1..............
Population (thousands)2..................
P e r c a p ita p e rs o n a l in c o m e ( d o ll a r s ) ...
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 rent*........................
Plus: Transfer payments....................................
123,055
131,6 76
142,834
145,239
151,399
159,200
223,873
223,227
219,763
220,768
119,586
233,297
123,464
130,572
136,746
146,338
157,306
220,544
218,500
213,932
3,469
214,563
228>65
8,212
244*582
12,262
8,493
5,061
1,894
3,329
4 ,727
5,831
6,205
4,832
5,965
1 1 .1
11.0
11.0
10.9
10.8
10.8
19.5
19.3
18.8
18.3
1 1 ,0 7 1
18.1
11,950
177
13,010
13,352
13,965
14 ,7 7 1
11,4 70
11,543
11,694
12 ,0 71
12,886
14,152
63,»19
70,153
80,471
83,297
86,792
87,244
150,629
148,688
138,933
137,572
148,833
3,816
155,187
4 ,19 7
4,722
5,234
5,809
6,496
9,161
9,496
9,021
8,964
9,773
2,585
10*727
2,205
1,845
1,389
1,120
1,0 12
212
(L)
1,746
4,038
62,588
308
14 1 2
68,161
77,594
79,452
82,103
81,760
141,680
139,157
131,658
132,646
139,368
39,163
145,872
40,962
42,135
41,802
44,310
50,688
42,859
42,576
42,105
40,458
43,061
21,304
49*035
22,553
23,105
23,985
24,986
26,752
39,334
41,494
46,000
47,664
50,868
55Ì640
40,431
43,195
47,230
52,290
56,964
59,267
11 5 ,2 11
113,534
103,821
114,883
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 other7.
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...
102,199
11 1,4 18
4 ,115
4,301
4,811
5,259
5,8 77
6,305
11,521
10,904
9,853
9,636
10,896
11,491
19,273
22,657
28,430
25,748
23,951
21,672
23,897
24,250
25,259
25,737
26,519
1,762
28,813
6,611
10 ,744
6,951
3,574
470
2,383
3,825
4,964
5,314
3,962
17 ,5 11
5*115
16,046
17,686
18 ,797
20,377
21,202
21,514
20,425
20,295
20,423
22,557
23,698
3,469
8,212
12,262
8,493
5,061
1,894
3,329
4 ,72 7
5,831
6,205
4,832
60,350
5,965
61,9 41
68,209
74,804
8 1,73 1
85,350
147,300
143,961
133,102
131,367
144,001
50,765
149^222
51,567
57,202
63,302
69,752
72,853
123,923
118,935
106,448
104,080
115,605
119*841
2,074
1,278
937
1,999
2,020
2,037
1,726
1,551
1,305
2,019
1,9 27
358
4 17
1,958
302
251
270
364
11,886
9 ,111
5,144
5,054
3,994
3,678
4,379
4,459
4,534
5,190
5,504
6,089
10,036
9,952
9,995
10,573
13,011
12,689
9,263
9,572
10,658
11,364
14,815
15,014
40,979
40,916
33,490
30,244
37,120
38,740
3,357
3,592
4,005
3,640
3,940
3,908
6,181
5,157
5,710
5,764
7,258
8,105
5,906
5,980
6,653
7,72 4
10,875
11,10 6
34,798
35,759
27,780
24,480
29,862
10,056
30,635
10,095
12,479
13,533
13,965
14,150
12,805
11,38 7
11,538
11,054
11,064
11,255
4,509
4,408
5,054
6,221
6,780
6,793
9,590
8,952
8,066
7,929
8,029
8,420
6,358
6,184
6,445
7,150
8,010
8,405
13 ,770
13 ,176
12,875
12,168
13,510
14,058
2,910
2 ,7 1 7
3,132
3,920
3,3 14
3 ,1 1 7
6,220
6,068
5,431
6,364
6,228
6,223
10,858
12,437
13,661
13,6 74
15,074
16,884
16,9 11
17,822
18,604
18,675
20,722
22,820
9,585
10,374
11,0 0 7
11,502
11,979
12,497
23,3 77
25,026
26,654
27,287
28,396
29,381
2 ,113
1,400
1,473
1,498
1,644
1,705
1,731
1,944
2,015
2,0 11
2,102
2,159
419
489
590
735
757
769
736
867
1,0 47
1,235
1,263
1,264
7,766
8,412
8,919
9,123
9,5 17
9,997
20,697
22,144
23,596
23,950
24,974
26,004
N e ss, Kansas
19 8 4
19 8 5
19 8 6
N o rto n , K a n sa s
19 8 7
19 8 8
19 8 9
19 8 4
19 8 5
19 8 6
19 8 7
19 8 8
19 8 9
I n 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 rs o n a l in c o m e .....................................................................................
Nonfarmpersonal income............................
Farmincome1.........................................
Population (thousands)2
P e r c a p ita p e rs o n a l in c o m e ( d o ll a r s ) ......................................
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 rent5.................
Plus: Transfer payments.............................
73,896
76 ,2 71
77,289
7 7 ,5 7 1
74,306
75 ,412
83,542
82,600
85,943
85,236
87,296
88,274
61,908
62,447
62,834
61,496
6 4,174
67,093
74,602
76,930
75,949
74,276
80,162
85*036
11,988
13,824
14,455
16,075
10,132
8,319
8,940
5,670
9,994
10,960
7,13 4
3,238
4 .7
4.6
4.5
4.3
4.2
4.1
6.6
6.4
6.6
6.2
6.2
6.1
15,861
16,631
17,256
18 ,16 7
17 ,75 1
18,579
12 ,73 7
12,848
13,057
13,693
14 ,13 7
14,485
48,681
51,059
50,162
51,011
46,485
44,216
49,554
46,107
50,531
51,237
51,168
48,321
2,222
2,433
2,375
2,368
2,452
2,612
2,400
2,528
2,572
2,589
2 ,712
3,135
773
419
698
706
746
1,002
-1 17
-1 7 4
-2 5 3
-1 7 4
-4 1 4
-3 9 6
47,232
49,045
48,485
49,349
44,779
42,606
47,0 37
43,405
47,706
48,474
48,042
44,790
17,73 3
18,065
18,079
17,064
18,216
20,746
21,292
23,195
22,6 71
21,031
22,263
25,426
8,931
9,161
10,725
11,15 8
11 ,3 1 1
12,060
15,213
16,000
15,566
15 ,731
16,991
18,058
24,973
25,792
22,683
22,365
22,562
21,605
30,401
31,012
31,132
30,787
33,162
33,664
2,303
2,290
2,009
1,984
2,060
2,047
2,821
2,787
2,822
2,784
3,038
3,144
21,405
22,977
25,470
26,662
21,863
20,564
16,332
12,308
16 ,577
17,666
14,968
11,5 13
1 1 ,13 7
12,988
13,635
15,222
9,285
7,4 7 1
7,730
4,523
8,910
9,877
6,102
2,263
10,268
9,989
11,835
11,440
12,578
13,093
8,602
7,785
7,6 67
7,789
8,866
9,250
11,988
13,824
14,455
16,075
10,132
8,319
8,940
5,670
9,994
10,960
7,134
36,693
37,235
35,707
34,936
36,353
35,897
40,614
40,437
40,537
40,2 77
44,034
45,083
29,875
30,234
28,2 71
27,459
28,624
27,801
27,561
26,671
25,921
25,128
28,380
30,866
387
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’ income9.........................................
Farm......................................................
Nonfarm..................................................
Earnings by industry:
Farm.........................................................
Nonfarm.....................................................
Private....................................................
Agricultural services, forestry, fisheries, and other7.
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.
3,238
148
115
108
194
177
179
447
354
433
360
9,010
9,372
6,038
5,462
5,358
4,219
219
223
179
166
203
2,759
3,165
3,278
2,612
2,858
2,676
2,498
2,542
2,619
2,406
2,807
3,061
543
438
441
484
3 77
155
2,354
2,390
2,449
2,086
2,880
3,375
(0 )
(D)
2,991
4,816
4,905
500
200
(0 )
(0 )
(D )
(D )
(0 )
(»)
(D)
(0 )
(D)
(D)
(0 )
3,012
(0 )
(D)
3,180
(D )
3,046
(0 )
3,487
(0 )
4,034
(D)
5,560
(D )
2,276
5,034
(0 )
4,736
(0)
4,758
3,446
3,462
3,559
3,742
4,038
3,910
2,027
2,003
1,857
1,457
1,773
1,785
3,237
3,278
2,9 72
2 ,7 7 1
2,708
2,753
5,458
5,426
4,861
4,609
5,072
5 ,1 17
1,5 74
1,663
1,6 19
384
1,982
1,838
6,146
6,465
7,0 76
7,166
7,783
8,160
6,238
6,209
6,223
6,097
7,0 07
8,504
6,818
7,001
7,436
7,4 7 7
7,729
8,096
13,053
13,766
14,6 16
15,149
15,654
14 ,2 17
916
951
901
931
1,002
1,024
861
938
951
1,066
1,123
1,092
1,7 15
2,707
2,397
2,643
3 ,116
3,462
3,532
175
206
250
288
292
290
247
288
348
420
431
434
5 ,727
5,844
6,285
6,258
6,435
6,782
11,945
12,540
13 ,3 17
13,663
14,100
12,691
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
KANSAS
61
Table 5 — Personal Income for States and Counties of the Plains Region, 1984-89— Continued
[Thousands of dollars]
O s b o rn e , Kansas
Osage, Kansas
19 8 4
19 8 8
19 8 7
19 8 6
19 8 5
19 8 4
19 8 9
19 8 8
19 8 7
19 8 6
19 8 5
19 8 9
In c o m e b y P la c e o f R e s id e n c e
..............................................
Nonfarmpersonal Income.........................................
Farmincome1......................................................
Population (thousands)".............................................
172,4 8 1
180,624
19 1,722
198,339
204,816
217,19 6
68.833
70,908
75,098
72,994
73,384
74,316
17 0 ,3 17
172,765
184,455
192,433
201,939
213 ,731
62,268
62,926
61,861
62,253
65,912
70,894
7.4 72
3.422
P e r c a p ita p e rs o n a l in c o m e ( d o l l a r s ) ..........................................................................
T o t a l p e rs o n a l i n c o m e
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 rent5..............................
Plus: Transfer payments...........................................
2.164
7.859
7.267
5.906
2.877
3.465
6.565
7.982
13.237
10 .741
16.1
15.6
15.8
16.0
16.1
16.2
5.7
5.5
5.4
5.3
5.2
5.1
10,746
11,594
12 ,1 7 1
12,378
12,748
13.387
12,106
12,885
13,843
13 ,713
14 ,13 7
14,603
55,265
6 1,112
64,105
65,417
65,779
69.388
32,194
33,251
39,382
38,265
36,447
33,482
3,435
3,672
4.013
4,262
4.526
5,100
1,723
1,806
1,906
2,034
2,186
1,694
1,640
1,650
57,923
57,024
2,470
60,688
65,027
68,634
69,955
1,998
2,116
1,820
129,887
134,243
32,469
33,561
39,296
37,925
35,901
32,662
109,753
114,464
120,780
126,182
33,110
34,847
36,201
35,986
38,213
43,586
22,531
23,309
21,573
20,527
2 1,751
24,864
29,618
31,313
34,741
3 6 ,171
36,716
39,367
13.833
14,038
14,229
14,542
15,732
16,790
37,598
38.129
41,258
43,139
44,983
47,169
18,873
18,919
19,257
20,494
21,201
21,758
3,418
3,329
3,653
3,855
4,088
4,391
I,
1,703
1,8 18
1,9 37
2,156
14,249
19,654
19,194
18,423
16,708
17,828
II,
12,664
6 11
18,422
15,953
13,309
9,568
1,685
7.383
6,792
5,399
2,363
2,938
6,991
12,269
9,729
6,467
2 ,417
6,153
6,224
6.842
7.15 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’ income6...............................................
Farm............................................................
Nonfarm........................................................
Earnings by industry:
Farm...............................................................
Nonfarm............................................................
Private..........................................................
Agricultural services, forestry, fisheries, and other7......
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..............................................
12,564
12 ,2 71
12,402
13,024
14,345
14,890
710
1,6
68
5,543
6,068
5,673
2.164
7.859
7.267
5.906
2.877
3.465
6.565
7.982
13.237
10 .741
7.472
3.422
53,101
53,253
56,838
59,511
62,902
65,923
25,629
25,269
26,145
27,524
28,975
30,060
40,491
39,403
41,899
43,836
46,520
48,446
20,516
19,942
20,525
21,582
22,785
23,509
528
347
321
412
488
504
346
373
539
670
841
410
592
377
295
214
193
554
348
285
284
4 17
278
568
4,061
4,987
7,4 13
4,704
5,085
5,420
946
585
809
823
856
841
5.505
4,786
4,5 71
7,958
7,690
7,380
2,738
2,520
2,527
3,019
3.285
3,947
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
4,616
4,732
4,996
1,402
1,256
1,203
1,250
1,308
1,3 74
0
3,342
2,958
2,384
1,336
1,264
1,324
1,769
1,9 77
2,573
8 ,74 1
7,456
7,6 10
7,4 4 7
7.526
8 ,277
2,440
2,535
2,641
2,935
3.285
3.152
2,656
2,310
2,169
2,160
2,288
2,293
3,537
3,436
3,241
3,359
3,223
3,250
3,276
5.505
7,3 9 1
7,332
7,530
7,862
8,904
9,082
3,545
3,337
3,207
2,950
3,145
3,066
1,937
1,996
2,050
2,454
2,395
2,583
2,443
2,454
2,292
2,975
2,933
8,612
9.383
9,708
10,034
11,18 9
12,146
4,459
4,568
5,134
5,0 77
5,541
5,857
12,610
13,850
14,939
15,675
16,382
17 ,4 7 7
5,113
5,327
5,620
5,942
6,190
6,551
1,9 47
2,0 17
2.013
2,140
2,284
2 ,3 17
813
858
874
962
986
1,092
359
362
363
4,621
4.842
5,096
606
10,057
703
848
1,082
1,1 2 1
1,158
215
245
296
11.13 0
12,078
12,453
12,977
14,002
4,085
4,224
4,450
Paw nee, Kansas
O tta w a , K a n sas
19 8 4
19 8 7
19 8 6
19 8 5
19 8 4
19 8 9
19 8 8
19 8 5
19 8 7
19 8 6
19 8 8
19 8 9
In c o m e b y P la c e o f R e s id e n c e
70,206
72,097
79,603
80,044
80,024
70,491
10 7,142
110,249
121,389
12 1,5 74
124,570
125,378
64,978
67,180
70 ,118
71,0 74
74,145
72,425
88,425
91,476
93,316
93,594
100,436
10 7,978
18 ,7 1 7
18,773
28,073
27,980
24,134
17,400
7.6
7.5
7.4
16,043
16,581
17,0 0 7
Farmincome1......................................................
Population (thousands)8.............................................
5,228
4 ,9 17
9,485
8,970
5,879
- 1 ,9 3 4
5.9
5.8
5.9
5.9
5.8
5.9
P e r c a p ita p e rs o n a l in c o m e ( d o l l a r s ) ..........................................................................
11,8 79
12,446
13 ,474
13,546
13,696
12,033
13,159
34,005
34,735
42,673
42,825
40,628
25,305
71,13 9
1,852
2,035
2,315
2,375
2,476
2,158
2,873
3,126
3,257
3,287
3,076
3,408
- 2 ,7 1 1
- 2 ,8 1 5
- 3 ,1 7 3
- 3 ,3 2 4
78,256
73,659
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 rent5...............................
Plus: Transfer payments...........................................
8.1
7.9
13 ,8 77
73,902
7.7
15,704
84,706
84,227
84,505
80,391
7,437
7,5 01
7,0 13
7,484
7,5 37
9 ,177
- 2 ,1 9 9
- 2 ,6 0 4
39,590
40,201
4 7,3 71
47,934
45,689
32,324
66,067
68,172
78,738
78,125
18,089
19,022
18 ,767
18,318
19,487
22,254
25,137
25,198
24,370
24,473
26,042
29,649
12,527
12,874
13,465
13,792
14,848
15,913
15,938
16,879
18,281
18,976
20,272
22,070
22,205
23,301
26,046
26,925
2 7,227
20,524
42,004
43,687
44,345
44,608
47,415
49,298
2,523
2,587
2,981
3,026
3,098
2,032
3,3 14
3,199
3,216
3,464
3 ,7 7 7
4,018
9 ,277
8,847
13,646
12,874
10,303
2,749
25,821
27,016
37,145
36,155
33,313
27,075
3,815
3,561
8,185
7,649
4,598
- 3 ,1 7 4
16,730
16,844
26,187
26,004
22,170
15,430
5,462
5,286
5,461
5,225
5,705
5,923
9,091
10 ,172
10,958
10 ,151
11,14 3
11,645
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................................................
Nonfarm........................................................
Earnings by industry:
Agricultural services, forestry, fisheries, and other7......
Construction................................................
Government and government enterprises....................
State and local.............................................
See footnotes at end of tables.
5,228
4,917
9,485
8,970
5,879
- 1 ,9 3 4
18 ,717
18 ,773
28,073
27,980
24,134
17,400
28 ,777
29,818
33,188
33,855
34,749
27,239
52,422
55,129
56,633
56,247
60,371
62,991
23,555
24,258
27,326
27,612
28,291
20,619
30,215
30,590
30,384
29,694
31,419
31,867
421
353
348
492
515
510
442
461
344
706
691
612
541
559
756
144
152
106
110
144
160
1,144
973
616
2 ,1 1 7
1,754
2,085
2,053
1,954
2,210
2,723
3,125
2,797
2,873
3,373
3 ,176
8,384
9,464
11,530
11,572
1 1 ,3 7 1
1,3 78
1,352
(D)
(D)
133
9,331
(D)
(D)
3,307
2,420
1,864
1,604
1,249
(D)
(D)
(0)
(D)
(D)
(D)
641
479
484
318
307
1,7 79
1,385
1,120
931
1,0 71
1,026
1,325
2,519
2,272
2,526
2,489
2,735
2,682
3,803
3,724
3,327
3,475
3,462
3,537
326
2,054
1,756
2,0 71
1,473
1,5 97
1,891
1,9 4 1
2,129
2,551
2,651
2,537
2,4 17
2,373
2,440
2,261
2,490
2,624
5,199
5,072
5,049
4,928
5,157
3,054
3,005
3,451
3,197
3,018
5,216
1,5 16
1,499
1,588
1,805
1,74 8
1,8 11
2,985
4 ,6 11
4,966
5,029
5,295
5,821
6,135
8,980
10,045
1 1 ,1 1 6
9,9 11
10,885
1 1 ,5 71
5,222
5,560
5,862
6,243
6,458
6,620
22,207
24,539
26,249
26,553
28,952
3 1,12 4
606
619
615
695
739
754
1,186
1 ,1 7 7
1,549
1,18 1
1,262
223
262
316
399
408
418
347
361
435
512
524
526
5,448
20,674
23,001
24,265
24,860
27,166
29,309
4,393
4,679
4,931
5,149
5,3 11
1,289
62
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
KANSAS
Table 5.— P
I ersonal Income for States and Counties of the Plains Region, 19 8 4-8 9 — Continued
______________
[Thousands of dollars]
P h illip s , K a n s a s
19 8 4
19 8 5
19 8 6
P o tta w a to m ie , K a n s a s
19 8 7
19 8 8
19 8 9
19 8 4
19 8 5
19 8 6
I
19 8 7
19 8 8
19 8 9
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 rs o n a l in c o m e ..................................................................................... .
Nonfarmpersonal income............................
Farmincome1.........................................
Population (thousands)2
P e r c a p ita p e rs o n a l in c o m e ( d o ll a r s ) ..
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 rent5................
Plus: Transfer payments............................
94,523
94,236
98,567
100,058
101,484
104,373
174,888
188,704
198,852
87,428
206,705
215,6 21
88,004
226,875
87,923
87,526
92,042
99,075
168,303
174,6 11
182,906
191,152
7,095
20 Í534
6,232
216594
10,644
12,532
9,442
5,298
6,585
14,093
15,946
15,553
12,087
10 >81
7.2
7 .1
6.9
7.0
6.9
6.8
15.8
15.7
15.8
13,045
16.2
13,252
16.3
14,199
16 5
14,372
14,684
15,253
11,10 0
12,001
12,563
12,782
13,203
13,723
54,573
59,905
62,339
61,005
59,431
132,228
55,637
98,426
114,618
118,888
127,016
2,928
129,897
3,087
3 ,211
3,246
3,376
3,785
5,686
6,582
6,934
7,582
-2 19
8,048
-1 3 6
-4 9 4
8769
-4 0 2
-4 7 3
-6 0 9
22,292
16,432
18,628
18,003
52,490
19,285
51,350
20,361
56,200
58,691
57,156
55,037
115,032
124,468
130,582
137,437
26,662
14 1,13 4
26,947
143^820
26,029
24,453
25,965
29,647
32,806
35,155
36,004
35,696
15 ,371
38,002
15,939
43*306
16,338
16,9 14
18,363
19,689
27,050
29,081
32,266
33,572
36,485
39749
70,542
91,130
93,971
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 other7.
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...................................
36,093
36,438
36,322
36,581
37,566
39,050
5,884
5,540
5,662
6,284
6,208
6,835
7 ,7 7 1
8,173
8,360
9,178
9,701
13,660
9980
12,595
17,92 1
19,474
17,23 1
13,546
20,113
29,162
31,516
30,757
5 ,711
29Í066
2¿77
4,906
9,372
11,226
8,167
4,053
5,000
12,560
14,466
14,038
10,607
7,949
8*832
7,689
8,549
8,248
9,064
9,493
15 ,113
16,602
17,050
16 ,719
18,459
19,445
7,095
6,232
10,644
12,532
9,442
5,298
6,585
14,093
15,946
15,553
12,087
48,542
48,341
10,281
49,261
49,807
51,563
54,133
91,841
100,525
102,942
111,46 3
117,8 10
121*947
40,379
39,329
39,685
40,088
41,2 48
43,419
77,304
84,613
85,915
94,755
99,924
102,544
829
857
77,283
79,012
87,081
437
434
415
512
2,600
2,515
1,568
1,286
1,455
1,509
371
353
303
352
381
2,059
2,088
2,701
1,966
2,153
2,200
9,315
14,625
12,412
12,200
13,575
10,053
10,628
9,422
9,574
12,289
11,908
13,3 72
18,628
18,142
18,279
20,436
21,039
22*421
11,19 2
11,645
12,275
535
629
516
564
661
791
426
(0 )
(D)
(0 )
(D)
(0 )
12 ,78 7
(0 )
6,868
(0 )
6,931
(D)
(0 )
7,436
6,914
6,996
8,598
9,394
10,146
6,515
(0 )
6,688
585
7,584
6,562
19,816
20,189
21,023
23,249
23,3 71
3,161
2¿995
2,987
2,942
2,686
2,929
2,969
4,274
3,932
4,053
4,809
4,460
4,950
5*383
3,929
3,803
3,633
3,937
3,934
10,323
11,10 9
12,570
14 ,1 2 7
15,917
17*793
2,378
2,214
2,104
2,396
2,053
1,986
2,19 7
2,377
2,527
3,446
3,474
8,363
¿85
8,809
8,994
8,805
9,590
10,258
11,864
13,322
14,087
15,345
16,388
8,163
18*756
9,012
9,576
9,719
10 ,315
10 ,714
14,537
15,912
17,0 2 7
16,708
17,886
19*403
1,045
11,228
11,283
11,838
831
948
1,005
999
273
324
391
470
483
488
594
708
854
1,093
1,140
7,059
1*179
7,74 0
8,180
8,250
8,78 7
9,148
12,675
13,939
14,857
14,223
15,268
16,726
1,078
1,268
1,265
P ra tt, K ansas
19 8 4
19 8 5
19 8 6
1,316
1,392
1,478
1,498
R a w lin s , K a n s a s
19 8 7
19 8 8
19 8 9
19 8 4
19 8 5
19 8 6
19 8 7
19 8 8
19 8 9
In c o m e b y P la 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 .....................................................................................
Nonfarmpersonal income............................
Farmincome1.........................................
Population (thousands)2
P e r c a p ita p e rs o n a l in c o m e ( d o ll a r s ) ...................................
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 rent5................
Plus: Transfer payments............................
146,282
158,531
16 1,162
150,830
164,853
161,261
47,43 7
55,608
55,652
55,922
51,959
53,625
132,128
13 7,179
130,477
129,061
138,214
150,831
36,497
37,759
37,622
37,026
39,629
14,154
42*325
21,352
30,685
21,769
26,639
10,430
10,940
17,849
11,300
18,030
18,896
12,330
10.9
11.0
10.8
10.4
10.2
10.0
3.9
3.8
3.8
3.7
3 .7
3.6
13,386
14,45 7
14,932
14,496
16,154
16,19 1
12,0 12
14,455
14,550
15,094
14,224
14,9 37
100,320
110,940
110 ,156
100,007
99,707
29,412
109,982
26,315
33,443
34,132
35,603
30,404
5,347
5,850
5,293
5,233
6,106
973
1,052
1,104
1,162
1,252
- 2 ,6 8 1
- 3 ,1 2 4
- 1 ,4 8 7
-9 4 1
- 1 ,5 1 0
- 1 ,6 0 5
404
391
297
337
333
92,292
466
101,966
103,376
93,833
10 3,0 17
91,996
25,746
32,782
33,325
34,778
29,485
31,947
28,533
34,025
33,339
3 1,9 11
34,071
38,768
14,161
15,292
14,2 10
12,880
13,649
15,592
22,043
22,540
24,447
25,086
27,765
30,497
7,530
7,534
8 ,1 17
8,264
8,825
9,500
12,349
13,467
14,139
5,455
1,345
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 other7.
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.
69,131
70,988
61,9 47
60,613
63,721
68,041
12,009
6,236
6,144
5,301
5,103
5,594
6,206
1,085
1,084
1,149
1,189
1,342
1*358
24,953
33,808
42,908
34,291
40,667
25,460
13,221
20,010
20,193
20,947
14,923
14,139
12,201
19,474
28,884
19,936
24,858
8,700
9,540
16,511
16,755
17,6 12
11,094
10 ,115
12,752
14,334
14,024
14,355
15,809
16,760
3,681
3,499
3,438
3,335
3,829
4,024
14,154
21,352
30,685
21,769
26,639
10,430
10,940
17,849
18,030
18,896
12,330
11,300
86,166
89,588
79 ,4 71
78,238
83,343
89,277
15,375
15,594
16,102
16,70 7
18,074
18 ,112
7 2 ,1 1 7
74,136
62,751
60,894
64,543
68,023
11,30 7
11,193
11,446
11,885
13,073
12,546
341
348
12,790
13,915
576
553
627
825
935
880
284
243
221
348
17,0 5 7
16,146
7,943
5,906
5,842
5,217
279
276
201
2 17
255
5,145
6,570
4,739
3,599
3 ,715
3 ,713
992
875
676
623
752
662
2,885
2,786
2,248
2,343
2,748
2,755
271
399
454
920
1,332
1,050
187
958
829
802
(» )
(0 )
(0 )
(0 )
1,9 57
1,446
1,556
1,8 79
1,948
(0 )
7,054
6,719
7,130
6,457
7,387
9,101
1,18 1
(0 )
958
(0 )
1,0 75
(0 )
802
(0 )
(D )
(D)
1,927
1,067
1,130
6,872
6,980
6,725
6,459
7 ,1 1 7
7,2 15
1,638
1,70 7
1,498
1,261
1,3 51
1*712
11,430
11,825
11,080
4,255
4,304
4,023
4,916
4,629
4,461
1,442
1,370
1,3 91
1,489
1,442
1,286
16,843
18,253
18,236
19,729
21,206
23,609
3,233
3,435
4,022
4,226
4,381
3,991
14,049
15,452
16,720
17,344
18,800
21,254
4,068
4,401
4,656
4,822
5,001
5,566
1,130
1,243
1,283
639
638
426
496
598
703
712
71 1
149
174
210
250
255
257
12,493
13,713
14,839
15,259
16,617
19,063
3,327
3,601
3,808
3,933
4,10 7
4,6 71
78 7
10,660
1,382
869
10,964
1,4 71
807
11,0 72
1,480
1,987
592
1,930
626
1,908
638
1,999
639
2,152
(D)
2*180
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
KANSAS
63
Table 5.— Personal Income for States and Counties of the Plains Region, 1984-89— Continued
[Thousands of dollars]
R e p u b lic , K a n s a s
R en o, Kansas
19 8 4
19 8 4
19 8 9
19 8 8
19 8 7
19 8 6
19 8 5
19 8 7
19 8 6
19 8 5
19 8 9
19 8 8
In c o m e b y P la c e o f R e s id e n c e
795,309
844,870
861,525
863,498
921,142
956,761
81,930
93,305
10 0,179
102,956
102,168
770 ,13 8
8 12 ,677
819,598
825,267
887,160
935,342
72,437
77,204
78,363
79,186
83,007
89,127
Farmincome1......................................................
Population (thousands)2.............................................
2 5 ,171
32,193
41,927
38,231
33,982
21,419
9,493
16,10 1
20,102
20,993
19,949
13,041
64.9
65.1
65.5
65.1
64.7
64.5
7.3
7.2
7 .1
7.0
6.9
6.8
P e r c a p ita p e rs o n a l in c o m e ( d o l la r s ) ...........................................................................
12,25 1
12,973
13,156
13,261
14,240
14,829
11,229
12,923
13,909
14,2 81
14,908
15,022
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...........................................
557,290
589,182
603,624
639,209
638,005
44,636
52,858
58,614
60,359
60,946
55,302
33,257
36,756
38,162
38,060
41,299
43,910
2,319
2,558
2,739
2,845
2,994
3,361
- 6 ,8 7 3
- 7 ,9 3 4
- 7 ,8 9 5
- 5 ,2 9 7
- 8 ,0 3 4
- 5 ,7 5 2
228
115
67
176
498
517,16 0
544,492
557,567
555,510
589,876
588,343
42,545
50,415
55,764
57,581
58,128
52,439
598,867
98,465
-1 1 1
164,104
178,624
175,160
175,353
188,743
214,269
24,662
26,822
26,055
25,596
27,186
31,0 41
114,045
121,75 4
128,798
132,635
142,523
154,149
14,723
16,068
16,646
17,002
17,6 42
18,688
425,635
447,422
449,443
446,597
481,458
486,716
2 7,113
28,3 77
29,729
30,296
30,868
31,529
43,956
43,795
44,091
42,484
46,150
47,788
2,458
2,590
2,769
2,775
2,932
3,040
87,699
97,965
110,090
109,786
111,6 0 1
103,501
15,065
21,891
26,116
27,288
27,146
20,733
18,697
19,563
18,561
11,694
8,585
9,039
13,041
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................................................
Farm............................................................
Nonfarm........................................................
Earnings by industry:
Agricultural services, forestry, fisheries, and other7......
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..............................................
21,360
28,538
38,432
34,681
30,548
18,091
7,969
14,638
66,339
69,427
71,658
75,105
81,053
85,410
7,096
7,253
7,419
7,725
2 5 ,171
32,193
41,9 27
38,231
33,982
21,419
9,493
16,101
20,102
20,993
19,949
532,119
556,989
561,697
560,636
605,227
616,586
35,143
36,757
38,512
39,366
40,997
42,261
466,527
484,752
484,301
479,571
519,299
522,557
27,621
28,743
29,913
30,553
31,682
32,628
2,095
700
682
554
1,1 1 8
1,063
1,095
1,590
1,6 07
1,288
2,429
2,316
7,688
7,802
5,969
5,741
5,645
5,840
155
215
106
11 1
335
303
29,815
31,239
31,854
29,957
28,121
26,559
3,544
4,032
4,16 1
3,723
3,050
2,060
14 4 ,113
3,247
3,571
3,814
4,586
145,328
138,753
131,260
146,479
148,604
2,452
2,659
58,460
56,727
55,769
52,216
55,380
56,613
1,440
(0 )
85,653
88,601
82,984
79,044
91,099
91,991
1,0 12
(D)
36,549
35,168
34,104
29,312
30,748
32,167
4,091
4,093
34 ,4 17
34,315
31,754
32,742
34,276
34,893
2,444
2,697
2,790
2,908
3,224
3,594
83,822
93,838
94,243
93,525
10 9,712
9 9,771
4,847
4,556
4,413
4,256
4,150
4,363
22,303
23,401
25,806
30,773
2 9 ,111
27,423
2,130
2,180
2,215
2,644
2,706
2,828
106,230
112,054
120,530
123,832
132,891
145,205
7,258
7,629
8,093
8,185
8,969
9,580
65,592
72,237
77,396
81,065
85,928
94,029
7,5 22
8,014
8,599
8,813
9,315
9,633
8,561
8,884
919
956
1,038
1,068
1,134
1,1 76
(D)
(D)
(D)
(0 )
4,334
4,037
(D)
(0 )
4,3 71
(0 )
(D)
4,219
7,2 91
7,679
7,930
8,143
2,558
3,058
3,698
4,592
4,708
4,783
275
322
388
474
482
485
55,743
61,500
65,768
68,330
72,659
80,362
6,328
6,736
7 ,1 7 3
7,2 71
7,699
7,9 72
.
R ile y , K a n s a s
R ic e , K a n s a s
19 8 4
19 8 5
19 8 7
19 8 6
19 8 8
19 8 4
19 8 9
19 8 5
19 8 6
19 8 7
19 8 8
19 8 9
In c o m e b y P la 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 .........................................................................................................................
14 5 ,10 1
15 3,197
155,213
150,229
153,460
154,484
655,145
681,096
713,0 85
742,706
79 1,6 21
844,943
Nonfarmpersonal income.........................................
Farmincome1......................................................
Population (thousands)*.............................................
137,9 67
137,638
133,122
133,314
140,285
148,850
652,2 17
676,705
707,521
739,481
788,425
844,301
7,13 4
15,559
22,091
16,915
13,175
5,634
2,928
4,391
5,564
3,225
3,196
642
11.6
11.3
11 .2
1 1 .1
10.9
10.8
65.2
64.2
62.6
62.6
62.7
62.2
P e r c a p ita p e rs o n a l in c o m e ( d o l l a r s ) ..........................................................................
12,4 74
13,500
13,882
13,540
14,0 74
14,363
10,054
10,602
11,384
11,858
12,621
13,583
81,348
88,567
92,897
88,140
87,189
80,024
332,217
350,290
370,049
392,324
417,29 1
443,454
4,730
4,944
4,933
4,988
5,231
5,612
1 7 ,7 1 8
19,378
20,841
22,392
21,361
23,523
4,501
3,864
4,083
4,394
4,478
4,844
17 7 ,16 7
172,592
177,488
179,499
186,629
19 1,3 71
8 1,119
87,487
92,047
87,546
86,436
79,256
491,666
503,504
526,696
549,431
582,559
611,302
35,487
36,690
36,726
35,664
38,141
43,444
94,394
99,909
10 3,778
104,700
112,222
127,442
106,199
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 rent3..............................
Plus: Transfer payments...........................................
28,495
29,020
26,440
27,019
28,883
31,784
69,085
77,683
82,6 11
88,575
96,840
5 8 ,711
58,758
57,041
56,912
58,430
58,098
266,874
279,868
294,185
311,5 21
3 27,775
350,608
6,016
5,750
5,591
5,485
5,799
5,835
23,477
23,941
25,464
27,095
30,949
33,630
16,621
24,059
30,265
25,743
22,960
16,091
41,866
46,481
50,400
53,708
58,567
59,216
4,868
13,349
19,946
14,706
11,003
3,489
1,562
3,075
4,285
1,895
1,883
-6 6 0
10,319
11,037
11,95 7
12,602
40,304
43,406
46,115
51,813
56,684
59,876
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..............................................
See footnotes at end of tables.
11,75 3
10 ,710
7,13 4
15,559
22,091
16,915
13 ,175
5,634
2,928
4,391
5,564
3,225
3,196
642
74 ,2 14
73,008
70,806
71,225
74,0 14
74,390
329,289
345,899
364,485
389,099
414,095
442,812
62,738
60,762
57,927
57,766
60,194
59,766
193,199
254,104
202,297
210,505
228,761
241,513
624
578
547
765
802
880
882
924
1,0 21
1,350
1,558
11,73 3
10,740
9,022
8,495
8,877
8,796
1,491
1,594
1,090
960
1,095
1,373
3,455
3,438
2,896
2,630
2,770
2,780
29,402
29,986
33,855
38,007
34,681
32,779
7,369
7,904
7,687
7,349
8,230
8,227
10,222
9,527
9,954
10,318
11,4 15
11 ,9 1 7
5,000
5,487
(0 )
5,386
5,322
5,247
7 ,1 6 7
7,432
8,081
8,623
9,5 71
10,133
(D)
1,963
2,908
2,980
3,055
2,095
1,8 73
1,695
1,844
1,784
11,12 5
tu n
10,600
10,991
12,175
12,721
13,324
1,755
2,369
2,4 17
14 ,113
13,3 14
11,672
11,152
10,997
10,633
4,206
4,200
4,301
4,346
4,498
3,623
11,846
11,857
1 1 ,1 0 7
11,669
12,964
6,481
6 ,211
5,903
5,774
5,872
6,062
36,772
38,211
37,434
39,197
42,980
2,989
21,789
23,296
26,365
3 1,10 7
31,081
34,065
45,118
2,990
3,204
3,152
3,926
3,224
11 ,7 6 7
1 1 ,1 7 3
12 ,74 7
13,329
14,924
15 ,776
69,670
75 ,791
79,079
85,162
93,564
101,052
11,4 76
12,246
12,879
13,459
13,820
14,624
136,090
143,602
153,980
160,338
172,582
188,708
1,2 27
1,288
1,301
1,425
1,5 01
1,566
24,529
24,823
25,596
25,542
26,327
4,342
4,260
141,913
15 7,471
439
508
612
749
761
768
2 ,714
3,134
3,585
4,251
9,810
10,450
10,966
11,285
11,558
12,290
108,847
115,645
124,799
130,545
26,977
64
KANSAS
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
Table 5.— Personal Income for States and Counties of the Plains Region, 1984-89— Continued
R o o k s, Kansas
19 8 4
19 8 5
19 8 6
Ru sh , Kansas
19 8 7
19 8 8
19 8 9
19 8 4
19 8 5
19 8 6
19 8 7
19 8 8
19 8 9
I n 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 rs o n a l in c o m e .......................................................................................
Nonfarmpersonal income............................
Farmincome1.....................................
Population (thousands)2..............................
P e r c a p ita p e rs o n a l in c o m e ( d o ll a r s ) ...................................
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 rent*................
Plus: Transfer payments............................
81,296
8 4 ,172
83,151
81,903
84,214
84,299
59,273
58,860
60,541
58,798
55,847
7 7 ,1 1 5
58,715
79,673
75,294
72,159
76,018
81,228
51,195
51,785
51,480
49,841
4 ,18 1
51,850
57,257
4,499
7,857
9,744
8,196
3,071
8,078
7,0 75
9,061
8,957
3,997
1,458
7.0
6.9
6.8
6.4
6.2
6.0
4.4
4.3
4.2
4.0
3.8
11,600
3.6
12,233
12,291
12 ,78 7
13,565
14,0 57
13,428
13,6 72
14,539
14,814
14 ,7 12
16,135
26,061
26,503
49,987
50,480
49,768
49,786
50,489
46,557
30,141
28,814
30,094
2,866
3,052
2,841
2,759
2,925
3,203
1,405
1,475
1,455
1,476
- 3 ,0 8 4
1,558
1,9 27
-2 ,9 4 5
-2 ,2 4 3
- 1 ,9 9 0
-2 ,0 6 3
-2 ,0 0 3
3,678
3,238
3,016
2,800
2,757
44,037
2,045
44,483
44,684
45,037
45,501
41,351
32,414
30,577
31,655
31,192
27,260
23,684
26,621
25,052
23,422
21,520
22,848
26,003
16,751
17,344
15,303
13,820
14,6 78
16 ,73 7
13,575
14,6 37
15,045
15,346
15,865
16,945
10,108
10,939
13,583
13,786
13,909
15,357
31,9 73
31,666
27,765
27,012
2 7,74 1
28,178
16,432
16,357
15,415
15 ,179
15,396
17,689
3 ,112
2,958
2,658
2,583
2,698
2,824
1,634
1,555
1,452
1,434
1,486
1,8 75
14,902
15,856
19,345
20,191
20,050
15,555
12,075
10,902
13,227
13,255
9,179
6,939
3,431
3,759
7,129
8,981
7,434
2,303
6,939
5,991
8,031
7,927
3,012
522
11 ,4 7 1
12,097
12,216
11 ,2 10
12,616
13,252
5,136
4,911
5,196
5,328
6,167
6,417
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 other7.
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 ,18 1
4,499
7,857
9,744
8,196
3,071
8,078
7,0 75
9,061
8,957
3,997
1,458
45,806
45,981
4 1,9 11
40,042
42,293
43,486
22,063
21,739
21,033
20,911
22,064
25,045
38,392
37,893
33,331
31,424
33,420
33,420
16 ,775
16 ,112
15,135
15,009
15,942
18 ,714
173
203
207
155
206
231
239
167
166
10,680
10,018
6,266
5,750
5,556
5,154
359
271
185
167
190
3,319
3,500
3,011
2,292
2,471
2,389
1,442
1,489
1,067
1,334
1,379
1,3 17
2,400
2,485
2,873
2,956
3,169
3,184
2,926
2,847
2,662
2,433
2,543
5,267
(D)
213
209
170
169
(D)
699
(»)
(0 )
(0 )
0»
1,306
1,165
0»
3,669
1,786
(9 )
3,188
(9 )
2,5 71
(0 )
2,499
(D)
1,620
1,682
1,769
3,084
(D)
(D)
(D)
2,5 71
2,470
1,904
2,659
2,674
893
3 ,10 7
2,994
3,854
3,734
3,065
3 ,172
3,536
3,243
2,897
2,940
2,426
2,305
2,321
2,219
5,815
5,467
5 ,112
4,739
5,383
5,397
2,176
2,091
1,666
1,639
1,8 07
1,793
1,766
1,833
2,080
1,9 77
1,9 01
1,632
1,572
1,193
1,270
1,0 87
1,084
6,659
7,632
7,828
7,658
8,598
9,342
2,660
2,789
3 ,10 7
3,020
3,342
3,661
7,4 14
8,088
8,580
8,618
8,873
10,066
5,288
5,627
5,898
5,902
6,122
6,331
760
777
791
841
263
306
370
433
433
428
166
196
237
268
265
260
6,391
7,005
7,419
7,3 44
7,5 13
8,689
4,391
4,666
4,871
4 ,774
4,950
5,180
927
949
731
765
R u s s e ll, K a n s a s
19 8 4
19 8 5
19 8 6
790
860
1,830
907
891
S a lin e , K a n s a s
19 8 7
19 8 8
19 8 9
19 8 4
19 8 5
19 8 6
19 8 7
19 8 8
19 8 9
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 rs o n a l in c o m e ..................................................................................... .
Nonfarmpersonal income............................
Farmincome1.........................................
Population (thousands)2..............................
132,004
134,574
131,610
129 ,137
128,162
130,596
669,341
690,392
712,78 6
749,527
79 7,6 77
123,585
122,549
117,28 0
115,831
118,696
125,453
662,150
684,905
706,573
741,830
792,219
852,255
8,419
12,025
14,330
13,306
9,466
5,143
7,1 9 1
5,487
6,213
7,697
5,458
- 1 ,9 4 2
850,313
9.1
8.9
8.5
8.2
7.9
7 .7
50.4
50.1
49.6
50.0
P e r c a p ita p e rs o n a l in c o m e ( d o ll a r s ) ...................................
50.0
50.0
14,5 70
15,153
15 ,4 11
15 ,72 7
16,129
17,062
13,278
13,785
14,363
14,995
15,950
1 7 ,0 1 7
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 rent*................
Plus: Transfer payments.............................
519,198
548,325
582,504
610,334
4,848
4,950
4,620
4 ,74 7
4,688
5,030
30,215
32,213
34,866
3 6 ,771
39,674
44,009
-5 ,0 9 5
-4 ,4 5 8
-3 ,5 2 4
- 4 ,2 0 6
- 3 ,6 4 3
-3 ,6 0 9
- 1 0 ,4 1 1
- 9 ,2 2 7
-9 ,8 3 4
- 1 0 ,7 5 3
- 1 1 ,5 3 0
-1 2 ,9 8 2
75,664
76,9 75
73,9 13
72,929
68,336
64,005
453,960
453,215
474,498
500,801
531,300
553,343
38,141
38,114
36,602
34,462
36,699
41,783
125,299
139,225
134,802
140,963
15 1,218
17 1,72 4
18,199
19,485
21,095
21,746
23,127
24,808
90,082
97,952
103,486
10 7,763
115,159
125,246
59,432
57,359
50,057
51,409
48,840
48,241
369,546
368,776
384,950
409,074
433,274
457,007
5,823
5,418
4,763
4,832
4,633
4,725
36,730
34,632
36,370
38,057
40,363
43,989
20,352
23,606
27,237
25,641
23,194
19,678
88,310
9 1,247
97,878
10 1,19 4
108,867
109,338
7,3 78
11,036
13,3 74
12,307
8,479
4,165
5,706
12,974
12,570
13,863
13,334
14 ,715
15,513
8,419
12,025
14,330
13,306
9,466
5,143
7,19 1
5,487
85,607
86,383
82,057
81,882
76,667
72,644
494,586
494,655
E a r n in g s b y P la c e o f W o r k
Earnings bytype:
Wages and salaries................................
Other labor income.................................
Proprietors’ income6...............................
Farm.............................................
Nonfarm........................................
Earnings by industry:
Farm................................................
Nonfarm............................................
Private...........................................
Agricultural services, forestry, fisheries, and o
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.
4,032
4,786
6,204
3,972
- 3 ,4 3 3
87,215
93,092
94,990
104,895
1 1 2 ,7 7 1
6,213
7,6 97
5.458
- 1 ,9 4 2
77,18 8
74,358
6 7,72 7
68,576
67,201
67,501
487,395
489,168
512,985
540,628
577,046
612,276
66,108
62,571
55,591
56,637
55,030
54,648
434,460
4 3 2,171
453,075
478,6 18
511,483
542,674
290
242
219
323
329
335
1,594
1,609
1,594
2 ,172
2,374
23,607
21,890
12,125
14,354
11 ,7 2 1
10,089
2,114
2,481
1,458
1,654
1,946
2,153
4,399
4,289
4,400
3,004
2,801
2,737
32,154
34,306
37,294
36,683
36,465
35,612
5,355
3,689
4,322
4,536
5,081
6,007
106,590
99,511
102,815
113,433
108,310
121,076
1,538
1,693
2,503
1,960
1,435
1,231
1,2 10
37,6 15
42,221
42,741
44,287
46,435
3 ,8 17
1,996
2,362
3,101
3,850
4,79 7
68,975
57,290
60,074
69,146
61,875
70,675
4,353
4,343
6,135
5,950
5,916
5 ,113
36,497
30,627
29,655
29,487
29.458
32,316
3,928
4,074
3,451
2,968
3,057
2,937
46,642
46,881
45,322
45,108
63,847
67,313
7,986
7,800
7,059
7,4 10
7,679
7,9 77
58,416
59,547
61,049
63,988
68,958
70,190
3,681
3,674
3,852
4,4 11
3,872
3,660
19,430
19,096
21,364
26,491
23,324
20,928
12,509
12,570
14,028
13,681
14,5 74
15,793
131,023
138,113
152,524
159,602
176,801
190,583
11,080
11 ,78 7
12,136
11,939
12 ,171
12,853
52,935
56,997
59,910
62,010
65,563
69,602
1,270
1,295
1,3 27
1,3 74
1,270
1,230
9,505
10,382
10,589
10,862
11,527
341
403
486
554
555
547
1,9 13
2,285
2,738
3,3 77
3,487
3,571
9,469
10,089
10,323
10 ,011
10,346
11,0 76
4 1,5 17
44,330
46,583
4 7 ,7 7 1
50,549
54,188
50,401
11,843
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
KANSAS
65
Table 5 — Personal Income for States and Counties of the Plains Region, 1984-89— Continued
[Thousands of dollars]
Sedgwick, Kansas
S co tt, Kansas
19 8 4
19 8 7
19 8 6
19 8 5
19 8 4
19 8 9
19 8 8
19 8 5
19 8 6
19 8 7
19 8 8
19 8 9
Income by Place of Residence
..............................................
Nonfarmpersonal income.........................................
Farmincome1......................................................
Population (thousands)2............ ................................
74,620
83,729
88,916
94,874
89,633
90,857
5,479,228
5,738 ,15 7
6,081,960
6,337,357
6,747,3 35
7,2 15 ,28 7
61.254
64,538
66,413
66,722
70,653
77,094
5,472,436
5,721,956
6,056,222
6,317,008
6,731,365
7,197,953
13.366
19.191
22.503
28.152
18.980
13.763
6.792
16,201
25.738
20.349
15.970
17.334
5.9
5.8
5.7
5.6
5.4
5.3
383.1
387.2
389.4
394.5
402.1
407.0
12,678
14,456
15 ,72 1
16,963
16,498
17,091
14,304
14,818
15,620
16,065
16,780
1 7 ,7 2 7
P e r c a p ita p e rs o n a l in c o m e ( d o ll a r s ) ..........................................................................
48.254
56,214
59,394
65,394
57,955
55,368
4,647,835
4,850,468
5,200,614
5,469,148
5,789,915
6,085,399
2,155
2,440
2,499
2,537
2,639
3,008
286,360
315,140
348,386
363,981
390,572
424,973
244
3 71
483
652
668
675
-3 6 3 ,5 7 7
-3 9 2 ,9 4 5
-4 3 7 ,4 9 8
-4 7 8 ,6 0 3
-4 9 1 ,4 9 5
- 5 0 7 ,3 1 5
4,907,848
5,15 3 ,111
T o t a l p e rs o n a l in c o m e
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 rent*...............................
Plus: Transfer payments...........................................
46,343
54,145
57,378
63,509
55,984
53,035
3,997,898
4,142,383
4,414,730
4,626,564
19 ,110
20,339
20,389
19,720
21,036
23,961
835,309
912,287
939,373
943,932
$ 1 4 ,7 9 7
1,152,099
9,16 7
9.245
11,14 9
11,645
12,613
13,861
646,021
683,487
727,8 57
766,861
824,690
910,0 77
28,456
29,765
29,559
30,164
30,878
32,786
3,813,065
3,979,260
4,248,129
4,465,795
4,706,834
4,932,821
2,397
2,422
2,462
2,453
2,574
2,775
425,743
423,780
464,173
481,165
509,210
542,203
24,503
19,807
409,027
447,428
488,312
522,188
573,8 71
610,375
Earnings by Place of W ork
Earnings by type:
Wages and salaries................................................
Other labor income................................................
Proprietors' income6...............................................
Farm............................................................
Nonfarm........................................................
Earnings by industry:
Farm...............................................................
Nonfarm............................................................
Private..........................................................
Agricultural services, forestry, fisheries, and other7......
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..............................................
17,4 0 1
24,027
27,373
3 2 ,77 7
8,883
14,782
18,185
23,663
14,526
9,307
3,298
12,876
22,568
17 ,1 4 1
12,870
14,350
8,5 18
9.245
9,188
9 ,114
9,9 77
10,500
405,729
434,552
465,744
505,047
561,001
596,025
13.366
19.191
22.503
28.152
18.980
13.763
6.792
16,201
25.738
20.349
15.970
17.334
34,888
37,023
36,891
37,242
38,975
41,605
4,641,043
4,834,267
5,174,876
5,448,799
5,773,945
6,068,065
34,033
4,154,297
4,309,464
4,626,150
4,870,504
5,143,859
5,404,152
29,764
31,516
31,096
31,051
31,593
1,664
1,8 57
1,800
2,088
1,9 13
2,360
10,347
11,363
12,034
1,0 78
1,220
1,099
879
427
227
103,557
106,209
79 ,12 7
67,830
64.827
60,465
273,248
269,335
1,949,979
2,075,9 74
2,495
2,840
15 ,172
2,5 70
2,481
2,614
2,622
258,291
26 1,471
269,716
269,074
560
583
1,570,200
1,593,917
1,796,030
1,880,264
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
1,239
1,0 76
1,066
6 17
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(0)
16,783
16,155
211,0 06
2 17,0 10
231,360
246,019
259.827
249,758
1,3 59,194
1,376,907
1,564,670
1,634,245
1,690,152
1,8 26,216
309,388
349,553
351,445
377,056
5,613
6,260
6,459
6,629
6,999
7,0 57
291,781
292,630
298,915
4,105
4,073
3,544
3,513
3,610
4,228
3 11,5 27
336,237
343,108
343,308
363,044
4,416
4,476
4,068
3,734
4,229
4,330
442,415
463,872
486,512
502,257
537,8 12
1,746
1,5 72
1,464
1,909
1,898
2,031
227,920
247,356
264,011
296,571
282,869
278,313
996,409
1,0 76,697
1,186,640
1,3 05,744
1,417,596
663,913
557,813
7,408
8,142
9,026
9,201
9,343
10,595
938,259
5,124
5,507
5,795
6,191
7,382
7,5 72
486,746
524,803
548,726
578,295
630,086
604
654
698
791
1,6 12
1,534
105,787
11 4 ,74 4
11 4 ,6 11
121,6 42
136,939
222
262
316
378
379
379
82,446
87,061
87,490
97,001
101,854
104,840
298,513
322,998
346,625
359,652
391,293
418,620
4,298
4,591
4,78 1
5,022
5,391
5,659
Shawnee, Kansas
Sew ard, Kansas
19 8 5
19 8 4
19 8 7
19 8 6
140,453
19 8 5
19 8 4
19 8 9
19 8 8
19 8 6
19 8 7
19 8 8
19 8 9
Income by Place of Residence
Farmincome1......................................................
Population (thousands)2.............................................
P e r c a p ita p e rs o n a l in c o m e ( d o ll a r s ) ..........................................................................
251,812
275,567
275,985
273,595
280,933
289,898
2,222,325
2,357,509
2,473,749
2,607,062
2,771,3 5 4
2,9 77,494
232,586
244,498
245,561
243,711
252,026
266,487
2,209,598
2,337,554
2,453,2 77
2,590,378
2,758,868
2,962,341
19,226
31,069
30,424
29,884
28,907
23,411
12 ,72 7
19,955
20,472
16,684
12,486
15,153
18.1
18 .7
18.8
18.7
18.5
18.4
159.2
159.7
160.7
162.4
164.8
166.5
14,738
14,653
14,661
15,200
15,752
13,962
14,761
15,397
16,055
16,816
17,886
228,403
250,792
248,043
240,898
243,305
245,099
1,796,027
1,897,950
1,997,870
2,116 ,674
2,249,305
2,375,229
12,646
14,103
14,352
13,822
13,953
15,015
106,942
118,833
129,309
136,941
142,904
155,166
-2 4 ,4 2 5
-2 6 ,0 6 8
- 2 6 ,3 9 1
-2 3 ,5 7 5
-2 2 ,9 8 5
-2 3 ,5 0 9
-1 6 5 ,0 4 8
- 1 7 7 ,0 3 0
- 1 9 4 ,5 0 1
-2 0 3 ,4 6 2
-2 2 2 ,9 3 4
-2 3 8 ,6 3 2
1,883,467
1,981,431
13,910
Derivation of total personal income:
Less: Personal contributions for social insurance’...............
Equals: Net earnings by place of residence......................
Plus: Dividends, interest, and rent5..............................
Plus: Transfer payments...........................................
210,621
207,300
203,501
206,367
206,575
1,5 24,037
1,602,087
1,674,060
1 ,7 76 ,2 71
38,429
40,716
40,210
40,474
43,268
49,113
373,050
405,432
428,161
438,710
470,091
534,060
22,051
24,230
28,475
29,620
31,298
34,210
325,238
349,990
371,5 28
392,081
417,796
462,003
166,728
175,689
172,484
167,809
168,123
173,0 12
1,5 03,977
1,5 8 7,174
1,667,346
1,763,018
1,8 72,765
1,9 70 ,511
18,480
18,599
18,627
17,343
17,402
18,213
140,465
142,810
149,964
157,830
167,720
179,910
57,780
53,874
151,585
167,966
180,560
195,826
208,820
224,808
191,332
Earnings by Place of W ork
Earnings by type:
Nonfarm........................................................
Earnings by industry:
43,195
56,504
56,932
55,746
17,404
29,278
28,658
28,018
27,036
21,514
11,245
18,548
19 ,12 1
15,302
1 1 ,1 4 1
13,846
25,791
27,226
28,274
27,728
30,744
32,360
140,340
149,418
161,439
180,524
197,6 79
210,962
19,226
31,069
30,424
29,884
28,907
23,411
12 ,72 7
19,955
20,472
16,684
12,486
15,153
209,177
219,723
2 17,6 19
2 11,0 14
214,398
221,688
1,783,300
1,8 77,995
1,9 77,398
2,099,990
2,236,819
2,360,076
182,713
184,489
190,651
1,400,887
1,472,691
1,544,350
1,652,346
1,758,064
1,844,339
186,502
Agricultural services, forestry, fisheries, and other7......
See footnotes at end of tables.
191,0 46
6,334
661
568
932
901
961
4,239
3,884
3 ,718
5,863
6,091
26,928
19,498
19,054
18,570
18,236
7,806
8,851
6,876
7,1 6 7
7,963
9,012
8,495
8,704
11,804
10,927
11,395
9,734
10 1,621
102,769
111,78 5
125 ,774
125,409
124,939
44,889
48,413
48,105
51,306
47,629
44,926
244,239
254,527
262,591
282,423
291,263
302,889
37,13 3
42,000
46,464
48,9 17
45,880
42,770
209,034
221,457
227,865
247,963
255,404
262,110
7,756
6,413
1,6 41
2,389
1,749
2,156
35,205
33,070
34,726
34,460
35,859
40,779
296,741
34,303
State and local.............................................
195,248
709
26,851
33,523
34,391
22,681
22,0 17
29,276
2 57,770
266,621
265,403
266,326
274,982
13,544
14,2 81
115,910
124,272
130,253
134,441
105,341
10 7,214
236,255
12,454
13,541
12 ,8 77
12,412
23,329
23,875
24,063
23,285
24,531
26,659
150,963
15 7,415
162,400
171,6 13
232,861
6,678
7,4 13
7,146
8,310
9,0 17
7,562
130,887
137,740
148,164
172,858
175,816
183,936
28,794
32,190
32,594
33,806
36,885
39,016
387,452
416,6 12
453,160
485,881
538,338
577,019
382,413
405,304
433,048
447,644
478,755
515,737
22,675
24,475
26,573
28,301
29,909
31,037
2.046
2,394
2,5 12
2,693
2,908
2,503
80,235
79,9 72
80,849
83,284
91,428
690
837
1,0 10
1,261
1,290
1,313
7,838
8,852
13,144
16,159
17,240
17,40 7
370,087
401,630
19,939
21,244
23,051
24,347
2 5 ,711
27,221
294,340
316,480
339,055
348,201
96,700
66
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
KANSAS
Table 5 — Personal Income for States and Counties of the Plains Region, 1984-89— Continued
[Thousands of dollars]
Sheridan, Kansas
1984
Income by Place of Residence
Total personal income.....................................................................................
1985
1986
1987
Sherm an, Kansas
1988
1989
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
Per capita personal income (dollars)...................................................
42,679
35,405
7,274
3.4
12,410
46,412
34,907
11,505
3.4
13,635
42,911
34,246
8,665
3.3
12,871
45,982
34,658
11,324
3.3
14,148
47,003
36,907
10,096
3.2
14,837
45,702
40,163
5,539
3.1
14,781
101,156
84,375
16,781
7.5
13,514
110,990
83,857
27,133
7.4
15,092
112,676
86,133
26,543
7.1
15,928
105,541
85,076
20,465
7.0
15,101
111,629
89,622
22,007
6.8
16,310
111,195
96^514
14,681
6.7
16,648
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 rent5...............................
Plus: Transfer payments...........................................
24,342
1,007
-196
23,139
13,989
5,551
28,642
1,085
-267
27,290
13,534
5,588
25,531
1,090
-295
24,146
12,903
5,862
28,838
1,162
-293
27,383
12,636
5,963
28,657
1,212
-299
27,146
13,391
6,466
25,304
1,400
-444
23,460
15,308
6,934
64,857
2,940
615
62,532
22,888
15,736
73,236
2,971
729
70,994
23,661
16,335
73,384
3,085
756
71,055
23,338
18,283
67,319
3,119
714
64,914
21,796
18,831
70,262
3,158
904
68,008
23,125
20,496
65,050
3524
1,016
62Ì542
26*326
22Ì327
11,971
1,032
11,339
5,541
5,798
12,358
1,049
15,235
9,848
5,387
11,891
1,011
12,629
7,077
5,552
12,263
1,037
15,538
9,708
5,830
12,612
1,101
14,944
8,528
6,416
13,358
1,224
10,722
4,019
6,703
40,256
3,292
21,309
13,561
7,748
38,567
3,026
31,643
24,026
7,617
38,484
3,064
31,836
23,545
8,291
37,798
3,003
26,518
17,393
9,125
37,788
3,076
29,398
19,004
10,394
38,985
3,197
22,868
11,738
11,130
7,274
17,068
12,819
500
178
995
129
(D)
(0)
1,713
2,082
2,075
1,463
3,684
4,249
449
129
3,671
11,505
17,137
12,608
428
181
1,551
110
(0)
(D)
1,363
2,046
1,997
1,437
3,495
4,529
467
152
3,910
8,665
16,866
12,132
398
174
1,292
115
(0)
(0)
1,717
1,939
1,805
1,389
3,303
4,734
490
184
4,060
11,324
17,514
12,803
617
201
1,515
141
(D)
(9)
1,586
2,016
1,783
1,613
3,331
4,711
543
220
3,948
10,096
¡8,561
13,756
664
183
1,346
156
(9)
(0)
1,700
2,227
1,980
1,829
3,671
4,805
553
221
4,031
5,539
19,765
14,857
581
170
1,990
142
(9)
(9)
1,684
2,458
1,999
1,828
4,005
4,908
462
220
4,226
16,781
48,076
37,306
398
905
3,537
2,063
1,854
209
6,733
3,477
8,138
2,620
9,435
10,770
1,576
319
8,875
27,133
46,103
34,911
399
604
2,632
1,055
864
191
6,073
3,585
8,181
2,371
10,011
11,192
1,642
354
9,196
26,543
46,841
34,948
355
277
2,162
853
591
262
6,537
3,707
7,870
2,512
10,675
11,893
1,653
438
9,802
20,465
46,854
35,052
423
198
2,140
646
(0)
(0)
6,619
3,414
7,787
2,605
11,220
11,802
1,491
498
9,813
22,007
48,255
36,225
458
196
2,194
339
(0)
(D)
6,470
3,916
7,688
2,799
12,165
12,030
1,479
491
10,060
14,681
50,369
38,076
579
158
2,192
346
(0)
(D)
6,246
3,993
8,401
2,783
13,378
12,293
1,507
476
10,310
Nonfarmpersonal income.........................................
Farmincome1......................................................
Population (thousands)1.............................................
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 other’......
Mining.......................................................
Construction.................................................
Manufacturing...............................................
Nondurable goods........................................
Durable goods............................................
Transportation and public ufilities..........................
Wholesale trade.............................................
Retail trace..................................................
finance, insurance, and real estate........................
Services.....................................................
Government and government enterprises.....................
Federal, civilian..............................................
Military......................................................
State and local..............................................
S m ith, Kansas
1984
1985
1986
1987
S taffo rd, Kansas
1988
1989
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
Income by Place of Residence
Per capita personal income (dollars)....................................................
65,408
60,397
5,011
5.6
11,628
70,257
61,690
8,567
5.6
12,584
75,914
61,730
14,184
5.5
13,873
76,061
62,881
13,180
5.4
14,185
77,347
67,516
9,831
5.3
14,722
76,774
72,094
4,680
5.1
14,916
86,807
64,461
22,346
5.8
14,967
93,234
66,475
26,759
5.7
16,240
101,783
66,309
35,474
5.6
18,185
98,490
65,815
32,675
5.4
18,399
99,707
68,517
31,190
5.3
18,956
90,518
73,956
16,562
5.1
17,724
Derivation of total personal income:
Total earnings by place of work..................................
Less: Personal contributions for social insurance1...............
PIUS: Adjustment for residence...................................
Equals: Net earnings by place of residence......................
Plus: Dividends, interest, and rent5...............................
Plus: Transfer payments..........................................
30,535
1,680
1,471
30,326
22,448
12,634
34,068
1,797
1,464
33,735
23,337
13,185
40,826
1,914
1,408
40,320
22,566
13,028
41,730
2,085
1,285
40,930
21,731
13,400
41,187
2,336
1,230
40,081
23,035
14,231
36,467
2,606
1,388
35,249
26,344
15,181
51,257
1,812
1,636
51,081
21,434
14,292
55,732
1,921
1,951
55,762
22,810
14,662
64,047
1,932
1,809
63,924
22,576
15,283
61,644
2,006
1,849
61,487
21,428
15,575
60,538
2,021
2,067
60,584
22,779
16,344
47,294
2,311
1,941
46,924
25,981
17,613
17,459
1,584
11,492
3,164
8,328
17,188
1,488
15,392
6,848
8,544
17,753
1,565
21,508
12,581
8,927
18,745
1,647
21,338
11,603
9,735
20,021
1,830
19,336
8,349
10,987
19,602
1,837
15,028
3,314
11,714
22,086
1,999
27,172
20,486
6,686
22,032
1,921
31,779
24,966
6,813
21,082
1,828
41,137
33,755
7,382
21,095
1,861
38,688
30,934
7,754
20,863
1,867
37,808
29,503
8,305
21,750
2,058
23,486
14,927
8,559
5,011
25,524
20,506
402
120
1,923
1,060
(0)
(D)
657
4,670
2,731
1,781
7,162
5,018
873
211
3,934
8,567
25,501
20,240
343
184
1,988
1,086
(0)
(D)
514
4,460
2,655
1,699
7,311
5,261
955
250
4,056
14,184
26,642
21,151
(D)
(D)
1,756
1,257
(0)
(D)
766
4,020
2,520
1,771
8,278
5,491
950
302
4,239
13,180
28,550
22,856
(D)
(»)
1,808
1,682
(0)
(0)
1,204
4,258
2,690
2,007
8,251
5,694
988
363
4,343
9,831
31,356
25,436
568
807
1,802
1,997
(9)
(9)
1,575
4,600
2,916
2,223
8,948
5,920
1,061
366
4,493
4,680
31,787
25,564
568
508
1,662
2,017
(9)
(9)
1,777
4,693
2,895
1,762
9,682
6,223
1,168
367
4,688
22,346
28,911
21,151
337
2,300
1,234
1,395
657
738
2,382
3,768
2,681
1,833
5,221
7,760
771
219
6,770
26,759
28,973
20,589
298
2,131
1,545
1,359
653
706
2,144
3,572
2,402
1,893
5,245
8,384
893
255
7,236
35,474
28,573
19,725
201
1,055
1,347
1,597
(D)
(D)
2,155
3,408
2,151
2,070
5,741
8,848
1,053
307
7,488
32,675
28,969
20,073
247
921
1,605
1,732
(0)
(0)
2,004
3,449
1,972
2,535
5,608
8,896
930
362
7,604
31,190
29,348
20,346
238
982
1,300
1,766
(0)
(0)
2,228
3,512
2,032
2,395
5,893
9,002
923
367
7,712
16,562
30,732
21,099
260
1,380
1,379
1,892
(0)
(9)
2,086
3,547
1,989
2,372
6,194
9,633
953
365
8,315
Total personal income.....................................................................................
Nonfarmpersonal income.........................................
Farmincome’......................................................
Population (thousands)1.............................................
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 other7......
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
67
KANSAS
Table 5.— Personal Income for States and Counties of the Plains Region, 1984-89— Continued
[Thousands of dollars]
Stevens, Kansas
Stanton, Kansas
19 8 5
19 8 4
19 8 7
19 8 6
19 8 5
19 8 4
19 8 9
19 8 8
19 8 9
19 8 8
19 8 7
19 8 6
Income by Place of Residence
34,861
39,977
45,152
45,463
54,804
48,925
83,844
99,420
105,356
104,608
115,235
11 5 ,772
23,866
24,525
26,417
26,505
28,382
30,802
59,133
62,689
64,404
62,075
66,789
72,518
Farmincome1......................................................
Population (thousands)2.............................................
10,995
15,452
18,735
18,958
26,422
18,123
24,711
36,731
40,952
42,533
48,446
43,254
2.4
2.4
2.4
2.4
2.4
2.4
4.8
4.8
4.8
4.9
4.9
4.9
Per capita personal income (dollars)....................................................
14,483
16,748
18,627
18,678
22,759
20,267
17,334
20,631
2 1,74 1
21,388
23,450
23 ,417
22,215
27,176
30,816
31,365
39,827
32,330
61,371
75 ,014
80,342
79,968
89,097
86,795
642
714
752
781
807
895
2,175
2,434
2,528
2,401
2,529
2,875
2 ,1 12
2,070
2,218
2,243
2,3 17
2,406
2,140
1,995
2,052
2,435
2,339
2,424
23,685
28,532
32,282
32,827
41,337
33,841
61,336
74,5 75
79,866
80,002
88,907
86,344
7,953
8,049
8,697
8,235
8,892
10 ,110
13,451
15,439
17,432
16,254
17,333
19,752
9,057
9,406
8,058
8,352
8,995
9,676
28,747
30,801
33,030
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...........................................
3,223
3,396
4,173
4,401
4,575
4,974
11,0 3 1
1 1 ,8 11
11,603
12,035
12,646
13 ,3 11
2 7,79 7
30,264
30,252
785
810
806
822
909
993
2,869
2,989
3,046
2,705
3,059
3,359
55,237
50,406
Earnings by Place of W ork
Earnings by type:
Nonfarm........................................................
Earnings by Industry:
10,399
14,555
18,407
18,508
26,272
18,026
30,705
4 1,76 1
47,044
48,516
8,406
12,864
16,15 7
16,226
23,667
15,305
22,696
34,755
39,008
40,488
46,402
41,189
1,993
1,6 91
2,250
2,282
2,605
2 ,721
8,009
7,006
8,036
8,028
8,835
9,217
10,995
15,452
18,735
18,958
26,422
18,123
2 4 ,71 1
36,731
40,952
42,533
48,446
43,254
11,220
11,72 4
12,081
12,407
13,405
14,2 07
36,660
38,283
39,390
37,435
40,651
43,541
28,342
30,972
33,507
7 ,7 1 4
7,9 87
8,169
8,334
9,223
9,575
30,354
31,400
30,908
(D)
410
4 77
566
(0 )
465
(D )
734
669
823
834
880
261
(0 )
63
(D)
(D)
88
2,351
3,055
2,383
2,333
3 ,0 77
3,674
428
512
537
477
546
551
1,891
2,002
2,022
1,734
2,179
1,954
(0 )
(D)
0
142
(D)
436
403
480
407
550
(» )
0
(D)
(D )
0
91
0
(0 )
(0 )
(D)
(0 )
(0 )
(0 )
m
(0 )
0
0
(D)
(D)
(D)
0
(D)
498
966
836
910
880
12,094
12,647
(0 )
10,522
(D)
903
(0 )
1 1 ,4 1 7
11,241
(0 )
12,407
2,765
2,843
3,132
2,759
Agricultural services, forestry, fisheries, and other7......
Construction.................................................
Manufacturing...............................................
Nondurable goods........................................
Durable goods............................................
Transportation and public utilities.........................
Wholesale trade.............................................
3,243
3,433
3,425
3,656
3,889
4,129
2,136
2,736
2,9 71
524
526
496
628
755
850
2,942
2,911
2,627
2,510
2,741
513
524
661
740
678
678
1,676
1,368
1,385
1,598
1,564
1,520
1,930
1,544
1,244
1,5 47
1,792
6,276
6,741
5,801
5,5 77
6,086
6,609
9,093
9,679
10,034
760
Finance, insurance, and real estate........................
Government and government enterprises.....................
Federal, civilian.............................................
Military......................................................
State and local..............................................
1,542
3,506
3,737
3,912
4,073
4,182
4,632
6,306
6,883
8,482
270
285
305
348
344
359
542
586
619
701
766
91
in
132
165
169
172
182
218
263
330
343
353
3,475
3,560
3,669
4,101
5,582
6,079
7,600
8,062
8,570
8,921
3,145
3,341
Thom as, Kansas
Sum ner, Kansas
19 8 4
19 8 7
19 8 6
19 8 5
19 8 4
19 8 9
19 8 8
19 8 7
19 8 6
19 8 5
19 8 9
19 8 8
Income by Place of Residence
318,083
331,9 31
356,566
359,443
380,356
402,291
122,046
143,545
134,047
126,879
127,450
139,133
Nonfarmpersonal Income.........................................
Farmincome1......................................................
Population (thousands)2.............................................
298,787
314 ,5 11
330,010
343,001
362,487
388,343
92,501
95,715
95,129
96,229
102,048
1 1 1 ,0 1 7
19,296
17,420
26,556
16,442
17,869
13,948
29,545
47,830
38,918
30,650
25,402
28,116
25.2
25.2
25.3
25.4
25.6
25.8
8.8
8.8
8.7
8.4
8.4
8.2
Per capita personal income (dollars)....................................................
12,635
13,18 1
14,094
14,130
14,829
15,594
13,808
16,349
15,495
15,028
15,223
16,891
13 1,8 12
132,734
146,029
143,504
152,369
158,639
87,097
105,104
95,705
88,860
87,066
94,176
7,198
7,875
8,3 71
9,007
9,584
10,978
3,430
3,583
3,639
3,775
3,916
4,426
83,181
91,018
99,624
106,546
110,756
114,302
692
575
499
473
353
265
207,795
2 15 ,8 77
237,282
241,043
253,541
261,963
84,359
102,096
92,565
85,558
83,503
90,015
25,585
24,742
26,294
29,905
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...........................................
56,030
59,418
59,707
56,809
60,460
68,848
24,019
26,897
54,258
56,636
59,577
61,591
66,355
71,480
13,668
14,552
15,897
16,579
17,653
19,213
84,340
86,484
88,433
93,494
96,824
10 4,111
46,419
46,601
45,214
46,018
47,894
51,089
8,325
8,317
8,532
8,989
9,628
10,720
4,094
4,042
3,946
4,028
4,303
4,6 71
54,461
46,545
38,814
34,869
38,416
Earnings by Place of W ork
Earnings by type:
Wages and salaries................................................
Other labor income................................................
Proprietors' income6...............................................
Farm............................................................
Nonfarm........................................................
Earnings by industry:
Nonfarm............................................................
Private..........................................................
Agricultural services, forestry, fisheries, and other7......
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.....................
State and local..............................................
See footnotes at end of tables.
39,147
37,933
49,064
41,0 21
45,917
43,808
36,584
16,983
15,156
24,336
14,124
15,564
11,639
26,720
45,120
36,322
28,015
22,848
25,643
22,164
2 2 ,777
24,728
26,897
30,353
32,169
9,864
9,341
10,223
10,799
12,021
12,773
19,296
17,420
26,556
16,442
17,869
13,948
29,545
47,830
38,918
25,402
28,116
112,5 16
115 ,3 14
119,473
127,062
134,500
144,691
57,552
57,274
56,787
58,210
61,664
66,060
46,734
49,912
(D)
30,650
44,439
43,279
4 2 ,1 71
43,579
534
597
489
610
652
695
847
(D)
(0 )
(D)
(0 )
3,258
3,0 77
2,138
1,8 15
1,691
1,482
2,769
(D)
(D)
(D)
(9)
5,498
4,473
4,263
5,010
5,881
6,753
3,352
(0 )
2,873
2,816
2,726
2,919
2,766
1,615
1,643
827
89,964
9 1,130
93,538
99,517
10 6,116
114,270
1,878
1,4 7 1
3,610
3,239
2,756
2,877
3,247
3,736
807
744
750
608
681
14,887
17,062
18,708
20,440
21,105
24,027
1,232
1,086
1,12 8
863
934
816
16,70 7
14,942
15,899
16,123
17,19 6
17,40 1
4,654
4,704
5,351
5,893
6,412
6,410
8,079
7,454
7,3 51
7,479
18,497
20,301
21,464
23,3 17
24,352
27,763
2,039
1,830
5,3 11
5,120
4,954
4,5 11
4,695
4,641
6,375
6,395
12,828
12,783
12,611
13,296
13,788
13,986
8,348
8,028
7,950
8,150
8,457
9,809
6,613
6,702
6,897
8,205
7,895
7,807
3,427
3,499
3,602
4,262
4,278
4,175
20,718
23,135
24,823
26,630
29,966
33,742
10,924
11,636
11,932
11,955
13,304
14,491
22,552
24,184
25,935
27,545
28,384
30,421
13 ,113
13,995
14,616
14,631
14,930
16,148
2,919
3,059
1,376
1,389
1,344
1,363
1,338
1,356
2,383
2,468
2,548
2,856
949
1,128
1,360
1,7 18
1,790
1,8 41
334
392
474
570
584
588
19,220
20,588
22,027
22,971
23,675
25,521
11,403
12,214
12,798
12,698
13,008
14,204
68
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
KANSAS
Table 5.— Personal Income for States and Counties of the Plains Region, 19 8 4-8 9 — Continued
[Thousands of dollars]
Tre g o , Kansas
1984
1985
1986
1987
W abaunsee, Kansas
1988
1989
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
In c o m e b y P la 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 .........................................................................................................................
51,451
53,903
Nonfarmpersonal income.........................................
Farmincome1......................................................
Population (thousands)2.............................................
49,635
53,550
56,295
56,582
46,992
4,459
4.4
76,509
83,632
46,541
7,362
4.2
86,859
85,677
45,737
3,898
4.0
44,915
8,635
3.9
86,953
89,806
47,180
9,115
3.9
50,542
6,040
3.8
73,731
2,778
6.8
77,169
6,463
6.8
P e r c a p ita p e rs o n a l in c o m e ( d o ll a r s ) ..........................................................................
77,227
9,632
6.8
78,436
7,241
6.7
82,050
4,903
6.7
87^500
2,306
6.7
11,828
12,816
12 ,2 77
13,6 12
14,505
14,981
11,19 4
12,283
12,838
1 2 ,7 1 7
12,963
13,460
Derivation of total personal income:
Total earnings by place of work..................................
Less: Personal contributions for social insurance-1...............
Plus: Adjustment for residence....................................
Equals: Net earnings by place of residence......................
Plus: Dividends, interest, and rent’...............................
Plus: Transfer payments...........................................
26,139
1,366
1,042
25,815
16,647
8,989
28,304
1,407
858
27,755
16,830
9,318
24,580
1,429
511
23,662
16,790
9,183
28,883
1,432
710
28,161
16,058
9,331
30,333
1,526
718
29,525
17,032
9,738
27,557
1,683
718
26,592
19,419
10,571
23,905
1,346
20,848
43,407
17,638
15,464
28,811
1,510
22,244
49,545
17,803
16,284
31,431
1,501
23,772
53,702
17,747
15,410
29,424
1,574
25,961
53,811
16,609
15,257
29,103
1,714
26,711
54,100
17,618
15,235
27,977
2,005
28^078
54,050
20,126
15,630
14,512
1,357
10,270
3,814
6,456
14,441
1,279
12,584
6,734
5,850
14,041
1,229
9,310
3,280
6,030
14,116
1,209
13,558
7,987
5,571
14,372
1,273
14,688
8,468
6,220
14,316
1,343
11,898
5,389
6,509
12,584
1,125
10,196
1,846
8,350
12,588
1,070
15,153
5,562
9,591
13,100
1,138
17,193
8,762
8,431
13,942
1,244
14,238
6,350
7,888
14,821
1,372
12,910
4,032
8,878
15,654
1,511
10,812
1,453
9,359
4,459
21,680
17,852
(0)
(D)
1,975
551
(D)
(0)
3,063
1,352
2,619
1,272
5,238
3,828
521
164
3,143
7,362
20,942
16,699
(D)
(0)
1,426
595
(»)
(D)
2,602
1,389
2,864
1,114
5,532
4,243
574
192
3,477
3,898
20,682
16,277
(0)
(D)
1,494
574
(D)
(0)
2,672
1,118
2,712
988
6,041
4,405
558
233
3,614
8,635
20,248
15,819
(0)
(D)
1,177
659
(9)
(9)
2,564
967
2,614
1,121
6,040
4,429
554
266
3,609
9,115
21,218
16,845
135
503
1,252
694
(9)
(D)
2,878
1,023
2,857
1,190
6,313
4,373
586
271
3,516
6,040
21,517
16,974
139
257
1,113
769
323
446
2,856
968
3,029
965
6,878
4,543
584
269
3,690
2,778
21,127
15,832
331
157
1,242
1,049
655
394
749
1,012
3,154
1,638
6,500
5,295
643
257
4,395
6,463
22,348
16,532
291
154
1,262
1,162
(D)
(D)
759
1,033
2,974
1,320
7,577
5,816
675
304
4,837
9,632
21,799
15,559
260
132
1,316
1,402
803
599
913
1,025
2,433
1,279
6,799
6,240
667
367
5,206
7,241
22,183
15,775
446
151
1,535
1,577
903
674
714
925
2,364
1,500
6,563
6,408
699
455
5,254
4,903
24,200
17,489
462
106
1,383
2,000
1,169
831
884
912
2,726
1,451
7,565
6,711
755
468
5,488
2,306
25,671
18,705
381
118
1,671
2,103
1,151
952
837
766
3,053
1,544
8,232
6,966
740
476
5,750
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'1...............................................
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..............................................
W a lla c e , K a n s a s
1984
1985
1986
1987
W a s h in g to n , K a n s a s
1988
1989
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
In c o m e b y P la 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 .........................................................................................................................
2 7,173
30,010
31,663
29,129
30,322
30,591
80,973
91,029
Nonfarmpersonal income.........................................
Farmincome1......................................................
Population (thousands)’ .............................................
92,499
93,690
92,474
95,172
20,666
6,507
2.0
20,749
9,261
2.0
20,854
10,809
2.0
20,279
8,850
1.9
22,196
8,126
2.0
23,552
7,039
2.0
78,712
2,261
8.0
80,748
10,281
7.8
81,414
11,085
7.6
81,491
12,199
7.6
86,083
6,391
7.5
92,810
2,362
7.4
P e r c a p ita p e rs o n a l in c o m e ( d o ll a r s ) ..........................................................................
13,3 27
15,080
16,196
14,946
15,439
15,648
10 ,172
11,664
12,149
12,372
12,364
12,912
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...........................................
17,749
673
(L)
17,064
6,437
3,672
19,562
677
(l)
18,868
7,176
3,966
21,660
730
(L)
20,885
6,878
3,900
19,357
719
(L)
18,600
6,521
4,008
20,024
812
-140
19,072
6,971
4,279
19,059
876
-63
18,120
7,921
4,550
33,054
2,046
5,251
36,259
27,367
17,347
42,042
2,224
4,598
44,416
28,180
18,433
43,393
2,292
4,497
45,598
27,559
19,342
45,005
2,382
5,360
47,983
25,904
19,803
42,142
2,594
4,960
44,508
27,376
20,590
39,707
2,974
5,174
41,907
31,323
21,942
7,147
561
10,041
5,360
4,681
6,940
543
12,079
8,155
3,924
7,178
570
13,912
9,752
4,160
7,040
551
11,766
7,782
3,984
8,004
664
11,356
7,093
4,263
7,936
697
10,426
6,043
4,383
22,696
2,145
8,213
438
7,775
23,771
2,146
16,125
8,544
7,581
24,151
2,222
17,020
9,423
7,597
24,966
2,306
17,733
10,507
7,226
26,603
2,484
13,055
4,749
8,306
27,582
2,654
9,471
770
8,701
6,507
11,242
9,017
(D)
65
9,261
10,301
7,931
182
(D)
652
(»)
(0)
0
2,768
1,405
1,243
344
1,155
2,370
274
89
2,007
10,809
10,851
8,339
(D)
(L)
998
(9)
(D)
0
3,066
1,330
1,058
319
1,205
2,512
312
108
2,092
8,850
10,507
7,864
227
(9)
674
(9)
(9)
0
2,913
1,372
933
383
1,193
2,643
364
132
2,147
8,126
11,898
9,124
(9)
(9)
751
(9)
(9)
0
3,113
1,546
1,344
309
1,383
2,774
379
137
2,258
7,039
12,020
8,995
236
(D)
759
(D)
(0)
0
3,258
1,604
1,176
312
1,473
3,025
387
139
2,499
2,261
30,793
22,557
409
283
2,386
1,152
357
795
3,769
3,224
4,003
1,873
5,458
8,236
1,131
300
6,805
10,281
31,761
22,710
342
268
2,665
816
263
553
3,360
3,299
4,086
1,858
6,016
9,051
1,226
352
7,473
11,085
32,308
22,613
314
268
2,570
746
141
605
3,608
3,109
3,909
1,955
6,134
9,695
1,356
425
7,914
12,199
32,806
22,671
330
206
2,759
791
139
652
3,298
3,046
3,762
2,277
6,202
10,135
1,517
511
8,107
6,391
35,751
24,965
375
237
2,833
859
134
725
3,501
3,647
4,402
2,329
6,782
10,786
1,495
522
8,769
2,362
37,345
25,884
450
288
2,888
943
174
769
3,402
3,830
4,120
2,464
7,499
11,461
1,559
526
9,376
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 other7......
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.
111
(0)
(D)
0
3,745
1,461
1,232
340
1,088
2,225
244
77
1,904
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
KANSAS
69
Table 5.— Personal Income for States and Counties of the Plains Region, 1984-89— Continued
[Thousands of dollars]
Wilson, Kansas
Wichita, Kansas
1984
1985
1986
1987
Income by Place of Residence
Nonfarmpersonal income.........................................
Farmincome1......................................................
Population (thousands)2.............................................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............................
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 rent3..............................
Plus: Transfer payments..........................................
Earnings by Place of Work
Earnings by type:
Wages and salaries...............................................
Other labor income................................................
Proprietors’ income6...............................................
Farm............................................................
Nonfarm........................................................
Earnings by industry:
Farm...............................................................
Nonfarm............................................................
Private..........................................................
Agricultural services, forestry, fisheries, and other7......
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..............................................
1988
1989
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
42,443
27,567
14,876
2.9
14,717
48,508
26,265
22,243
2.9
16,991
50,884
25,561
25,323
2.9
17,522
46,063
25,489
20,574
2.9
16,078
46,299
27,362
18,937
2.9
15,971
57,229
29,311
27,918
2.9
19,646
123,063
119,176
3,887
11.8
10,402
129,845
123,195
6,650
11.7
11,068
138,551
128,986
9,565
11.7
11,868
135,662
126,343
9,319
11.5
11,824
140,170
129,717
10,453
11.2
12,497
146,603
135,779
10,824
11.0
13,273
29,956
918
(L)
29,001
8,815
4,627
35,983
880
162
35,265
8,389
4,854
38,861
876
235
38,220
8,000
4,664
33,824
859
267
33,232
7,978
4,853
33,317
906
244
32,655
8,475
5,169
42,733
1,010
276
41,999
9,668
5,562
69,359
4,194
5,122
70,287
26,960
25,816
72,850
4,492
6,219
74,577
28,820
26,448
81,358
4,957
5,513
81,914
28,936
27,701
80,325
4,926
5,778
81,177
26,467
28,018
80,478
4,902
6,236
81,812
28,170
30,188
81,164
5,287
6,426
82,303
32,127
32,173
14,008
1,094
14,854
11,520
3,334
12,709
953
22,321
18,932
3,389
12,570
961
25,330
22,073
3,257
12,663
936
20,225
17,186
3,039
13,268
1,032
19,017
15,568
3,449
13,491
1,101
28,141
24,537
3,604
50,121
5,449
13,789
2,834
10,955
50,745
5,355
16,750
5,584
11,166
55,238
5,978
20,142
8,500
11,642
55,837
5,956
18,532
8,192
10,340
53,721
5,817
20,940
9,316
11,624
53,520
5,764
21,880
9,660
12,220
14,876
15,080
11,888
294
79
685
985
(D)
(D)
1,197
3,221
2,053
735
2,639
3,192
396
108
2,688
22,243
13,740
10,336
313
58
635
940
(D)
(D)
1,107
2,545
1,877
624
2,237
3,404
387
127
2,890
25,323
13,538
9,704
212
ID
780
876
(D)
(»)
1,247
2,041
1,753
553
2,210
3,834
426
153
3,255
20,574
13,250
9,008
264
(D
725
603
(D)
(D)
1,153
2,063
1,549
606
2,010
4,242
482
194
3,566
18,937
14,380
10,013
254
85
794
654
(D)
(D)
1,308
2,316
1,741
628
2,233
4,367
533
202
3,632
27,918
14,815
10,372
286
172
795
510
(D)
(D)
1,323
2,520
1,804
590
2,372
4,443
516
208
3,719
3,887
65,472
54,863
394
1,587
3,097
24,892
5,211
19,681
6,489
1,863
6,098
1,953
8,490
10,609
1,113
446
9,050
6,650
66,200
54,702
337
1,833
2,747
25,277
5,313
19,964
6,154
1,944
5,753
2,065
8,592
11,498
1,152
522
9,824
9,565
71,793
58,811
315
1,596
2,974
29,650
5,537
24,113
5,950
1,839
5,550
2,018
8,919
12,982
1,124
630
11,228
9,319
71,006
57,251
297
1,446
2,754
29,482
5,447
24,035
4,929
1,650
5,365
2,639
8,689
13,755
1,216
775
11,764
10,453
70,025
56,011
308
1,440
2,809
26,046
5,326
20,720
5,756
1,728
5,675
2,464
9,785
14,014
1,290
783
11,941
10,824
70,340
55,710
343
1,000
3,123
23,347
4,661
18,686
6,329
1,744
5,704
2,444
11,676
14,630
1,317
788
12,525
Wyandotte, Kansas
Woodson, Kansas
1984
Income by Place of Residence
Total personal income.............................................
Nonfarmpersonal Income.........................................
Farmincome1......................................................
Population (thousands)2.............................................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............................
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 rent3...............................
Plus: Transfer payments...........................................
Earnings by Place of Work
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..............................................
See footnotes at end ot tables.
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
47,418
44,760
2,658
4.7
10,189
45,903
43,717
2,186
4.4
10,355
48,941
44,354
4,587
4.2
11,600
48,118
44,076
4,042
4.1
11,654
49,633
46,204
3,429
4.0
12,474
54,753
49,484
5,269
3.8
14,273
1,853,979
1,853,137
842
172.5
10,747
1,941,373
1,936,923
4,450
173.8
11,173
2,011,284
2,008,338
2,946
174.2
11,544
2,046,988
2,043,235
3,753
173.6
11,790
2,100,415
2,097,486
2,929
172.8
12,153
2,199,151
2,199,038
113
172.5
12,752
20,201
1,192
5,323
24,332
12,388
10,698
19,282
1,246
4,400
22,436
12,904
10,563
22,102
1,304
4,109
24,907
12,761
11,273
21,383
1,330
4,325
24,378
12,142
11,598
21,319
1,409
4,176
24,086
12,880
12,667
24,215
1,635
4,008
26,588
14,706
13,459
1,904,953
115,311
-477,736
1,311,906
210,557
331,516
2,021,007
128,690
-528,054
1,364,263
229,756
347,354
2,112,108
139,166
-575,119
1,397,823
233,782
379,679
2,127,117
139,025
-565,573
1,422,519
224,346
400,123
2,218,320
143,127
-605,813
1,469,380
238,299
392,736
2,239,864
148,375
-585,873
1,505,616
270,081
423,454
12,483
1,119
6,599
2,064
4,535
12,097
1,054
6,131
1,602
4,529
12,152
1,072
8,878
4,010
4,868
12,040
1,027
8,316
3,434
4,882
12,514
1,100
7,705
2,819
4,886
13,500
1,226
9,489
4,651
4,838
1,630,194
183,413
91,346
429
90,917
1,738,006
186,416
96,585
4,077
92,508
1,819,528
195,479
97,101
2,602
94,499
1,832,798
189,225
105,094
3,412
101,682
1,905,465
197,724
115,131
2,609
112,522
1,921,825
199,177
118,862
-180
119,042
2,658
17,543
13,652
(0)
2,184
638
(D)
(D)
0
2,375
1,005
2,261
941
3,151
3,891
562
175
3,154
2,186
17,096
13,041
0»
1,870
513
(D)
(0)
0
2,274
1,004
2,047
1,158
3,173
4,055
558
201
3,296
4,587
17,515
13,279
127
(0)
512
(0)
(D)
0
2,575
1,098
1,947
1,462
3,545
4,236
626
242
3,368
4,042
17,341
12,993
252
1,088
342
996
(D)
(D)
2,245
1,153
1,945
1,438
3,534
4,348
642
279
3,427
3,429
17,890
13,364
259
1,106
490
1,045
(D)
(D)
2,317
1,240
2,181
801
3,925
4,526
653
277
3,596
5,269
18,946
14,101
244
1,266
774
1,186
(D)
(D)
2,165
1,249
2,375
430
4,412
4,845
732
273
3,840
842
1,904,111
1,590,591
3,095
2,716
100,943
593,318
187,498
405,820
270,928
188,079
130,553
47,898
253,061
313,520
38,400
6,580
268,540
4,450
2,016,557
1,673,074
2,348
2,778
128,052
624,523
. 193,305
431,218
264,842
194,448
139,077
49,822
267,184
343,483
42,735
7,757
292,991
2,946
2,109,162
1,732,840
2,332
1,499
150,410
638,146
218,219
419,927
256,891
201,706
144,759
51,341
285,756
376,322
57,314
9,355
309,653
3,753
2,123,364
1,727,722
3,944
1,397
165,498
579,949
229,974
349,975
246,506
217,959
150,376
57,667
304,426
395,642
60,286
11,888
323,468'
2,929
2,215,391
1,807,028
4,100
1,593
142,413
625,427
230,308
395,119
254,008
234,037
152,080
60,884
332,486
408,363
67,316
12,820
328,227
113
2,239,751
1,800,693
5,165
1,899
129,710
577,167
226,598
350,569
269,734
241,186
145,927
59,272
370,633
439,058
76,365
13,491
349,202
70
MINNESOTA
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
MINNESOTA - Metropolitan Statistical Areas, Counties, and Selected Places
M INNESOTA
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
Total Personal Income
P e t. C h a n g e , 1 9 8 4 - 8 9
H I P e t. o f S ta te , 1 9 8 9
D u lu th , M N -W I*
F a rg o , N D -M N *
M in n e a p o lis
R o c h e s te r
S t. C lo u d
N o n m e tro p o r tio n
80%
60%
40%
20%
0%
20%
40%
60%
80%
M in nesota P ortio n of Metro
Earnings Percent Change
by Nonfarm Industry
1984-89
I M inn esota
] Me tro P o rtio n
1111 N o n m e t r o
P ortion
80%
60%
40%
20%
0%
-
20%
E a rn in g s* A g .S e rv.
Mining
C onstr.
Total Nonfarm Earnings.
* T ra n s p o rta tio n and P u b lic U t ili t ie s .
** Finance, Insura nce, and Real Estate.
M a nu .
TPU**
Trade
FIRE***
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LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
MINNESOTA
Table 5.— Personal Income for States and Counties of the Plains Region, 1984-89
_______________________________[Thousands of dollars]
State of Minnesota
1984
Income by Place of Residence
Total personal income...............................
Nonfarmpersonal income...........................
Farmincome'........................................
Population (thousands)2..............................
Per capita personal income (dollars).............
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 rent8................
Plus: Transfer payments............................
Earnings by Place of Work
Earnings by type:
Wages and salaries.................................
Other labor income..................................
Proprietors’ income6.................................
Farm..............................................
Nonfarm..........................................
Earnings by industry:
Farm.................................................
Nonfarm..............................................
Private............................................
Agricultural services, forestry, fisheries, and other7
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.........................
Minnesota (Metropolitan portion)
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
55,824,394
54,427,271
1,397,123
4,164.0
13,407
59,277,627
57,757,748
1,519,879
4,191.6
14,142
62,773,992
60,731,877
2,042,115
4,213.1
14,900
66,669,583
64,659,482
2,010,101
4,244.3
15,708
71,013,711
69,405,893
1,607,818
4,306.6
16,490
76,801,794
74,760,982
2,040,812
4,351.6
17,649
40,008,349
39,800,950
207,399
2,706.8
14,780
42,819,339
42,603,854
215,485
2,739.7
15,629
45,467,937
45,160,663
307,274
2,772.5
16,400
48,740,298
48,461,017
279,281
2,810.9
17,340
52,427,990
52,196,895
231,095
2,867.9
18,281
56,439,012
56Ì163Ì641
275^371
2,915.8
19,357
41,448,576
2,728,437
-189,104
38,531,035
9,515,954
7,777,405
44,204,311
3,053,013
-232,896
40,918,402
10,029,753
8,329,472
47,320,817
3,229,761
-273,696
43,817,360
10,481,608
8,475,024
50,874,900
3,467,562
-348,764
47,058,574
10,636,042
8,974,967
54,629,283
3,900,233
-361,329
50,367,721
11,075,048
9,570,942
58,320,979
4,294,904
-390,406
53,635,669
12,659,217
10,506,908
31,936,700
2,155,902
-696,914
29,083,884
6,124,884
4,799,581
34,339,581
2,432,163
-778,539
31,128,879
6,542,043
5,148,417
36,693,081
2,586,320
-852,513
33,254,248
6,950,858
5,262,831
39,692,021
2,781,080
-979,859
35,931,082
7,194,842
5,614,374
43,014,985
3,122,585
-1,012,630
38,879,770
7,499,480
6,048,740
45,678,087
3,420,773
—1,039^471
41,217,843
8,563,472
6,657,697
33,480,623
3,346,664
4,621,289
1,177,301
3,443,988
35,750,257
3,483,880
4,970,174
1,299,908
3,670,266
37,857,734
3,752,375
5,710,708
1,824,627
3,886,081
40,858,885
3,900,193
6,115,822
1,784,725
4,331,097
44,294,628
4,151,172
6,183,483
1,383,792
4,799,691
46,944,950
4,476,096
6,899,933
1,814,836
5,085,097
26,982,892
2,706,370
2,247,438
156,862
2,090,576
29,042,646
2,832,960
2,463,975
165,022
2,298,953
30,914,687
3,063,872
2,714,522
257,423
2,457,099
33,446,286
3,190,341
3,055,394
227,620
2,827,774
36,312,891
3,394,903
3,307,191
179,766
3,127,425
38,475,429
3,654,368
3,548,290
223,648
3,324,642
1,397,123
40,051,453
34,271,875
187,326
373,558
2,491,443
10,133,779
3,893,666
6,240,113
3,224,438
3,153,953
4,114,579
2,490,884
8,101,915
5,779,578
807,933
105,274
4,866,371
1,519,879
42,684,432
36,496,836
180,242
377,497
2,650,619
10,642,099
4,059,662
6,582,437
3,335,728
3,292,221
4,310,657
2,743,844
8,963,929
6,187,596
865,671
113,720
5,208,205
2,042,115
45,278,702
38,704,975
173,205
267,870
2,925,783
11,062,704
4,279,434
6,783,270
3,438,636
3,430,150
4,486,619
3,097,202
9,822,806
6,573,727
876,238
129,641
5,567,848
2,010,101
48,864,799
41,835,444
236,572
262,423
3,204,283
11,688,895
4,593,809
7,095,086
3,590,669
3,671,022
4,759,408
3,637,519
10,784,653
7,029,355
947,743
143,394
5,938,218
1,607,818
53,021,465
45,480,071
247,133
321,909
3,267,185
12,842,767
4,968,785
7,873,982
3,835,893
4,039,258
5,234,556
3,701,882
11,989,488
7,541,394
1,029,867
148,975
6,362,552
2,040,812
56,280,167
48,302,631
260,259
361,341
3,409,286
13,236,429
5,285,327
7,951,102
4,137,800
4,290,969
5,471,621
3,804,286
13,330,640
7,977,536
1,092,967
152,803
6,731,766
207,399
31,729,301
27,562,549
95,678
288,485*
1,870,272
8,240,273
2,882,554*
5,300,760*
2,534,257*
2,621,860
3,101,703
2,144,564
6,654,040
4,166,752
672,217
75,937
3,418,598
215,485
34,124,096
29,641,823
95,847
292,775*
2,045,901
8,707,543
3,057,231*
5,589,938*
2,639,202*
2,761,944
3,292,571
2,386,933
7,407,566
4,482,273
720,617
82,920
3,678,736
307,274
36,385,807
31,612,384
98,946
208,321*
2,302,816
9,048,897
3,242,123
5,806,774
2,696,812*
2,900,420
3,483,742
2,717,360
8,142,638
4,773,423
728,922
94,291
3,950,210
279,281
39,412,740
34,293,429
129,747
211,993*
2,549,037
9,496,574
3,493,581
6,002,993
2,868,678*
3,112,831
3,723,848
3,195,473
8,992,657
5,119,311
779,354
104,626
4,235,331
231,095
42,783,890
37,292,341
137,133
260,997*
2,566,873
10,449,238
3,811,158
6,638,080
3,065,429*
3,426,336
4,099,648
3,268,492
10,004,726
5,491,549
837,564
109,091
4,544,894
275,371
45,402,716
39,584,275
146,727
290,997*
2,657,445
10,707,498
4,036,345
6,671,153
3,337,973*
3,646,850
4,271,205
3,360,929
11,149,998
5,818,441
890,671
112,228
4,815,542
Minnesota (Nonmetropolitan portion)
1984
Income by Place of Residence
Total personal income......................................
Nonfarmpersonal income..................................
Farmincome'...............................................
Population (thousands)2......................................
Per capita personal income (dollars).....................
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 rent8........................
Plus: Transfer payments....................................
Earnings by Place of Work
Earnings by type.Wages and salaries.........................................
Other labor income..........................................
Proprietors' income6........................................
Farm......................................................
Nonfarm..................................................
Earnings by industry:
Farm.........................................................
Nonfarm.....................................................
Private....................................................
Agricultural services, forestry, fisheries, and other7.
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.
Aitkin, Minnesota
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
15,816,045
14,626,321
1,189,724
1,457.1
10,854
16,458,288
15,153,894
1,304,394
1,451.9
11,336
17,306,055
15,571,214
1,734,841
1,440.6
12,013
17,929,285
16,198,465
1,730,820
1,433.4
12,508
18,585,721
17,208,998
1,376,723
1,438.6
12,919
20,362,782
18,597,341
1,765,441
1,435.8
14,182
9,511,876
572,535
507,810
9,447,151
3,391,070
2,977,824
9,864,730
620,850
545,643
9,789,523
3,487,710
3,181,055
10,627,736
643,441
578,817
10,563,112
3,530,750
3,212,193
11,182,879
686,482
631,095
11,127,492
3,441,200
3,360,593
11,614,298
777,648
651,301
11,487,951
3,575,568
3,522,202
6,497,731
640,294
2,373,851
1,020,439
1,353,412
6,707,611
650,920
2,506,199
1,134,886
1,371,313
6,943,047
688,503
2,996,186
1,567,204
1,428,982
7,412,599
709,852
3,060,428
1,557,105
1,503,323
1,189,724
8,322,152
6,709,326
89,173*
(0)
621,171
1,892,832*
958,623*
867,770*
674,039*
524,595*
1,012,876
346,320
1,447,875
1,612,826
135,716
29,337
1,447,773
1,304,394
8,560,336
6,855,013
84,395
(0)
604,718
1,934,150*
950,631*
917,941*
680,227*
530,277
1,018,086
356,911
1,556,363
1,705,323
145,054
30,800
1,529,469
1,734,841
8,892,895
7,092,591
(0)
(D)
607,702*
2,013,807
992,597*
928,540*
724,921*
529,730
1,002,877
379,842
1,627,602*
1,800,304
147,316
35,350
1,617,638
1,730,820
9,452,059
7,542,015
98,900*
(0)
639,239*
2,192,321
1,048,555*
1,037,611*
706,718*
558,191
1,035,560
442,046
1,725,251*
1,910,044
168,389
38,768
1,702,887
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
120,438
116,972
3,466
13.4
8,975
128,142
125,059
3,083
13.3
9,630
132,546
126,454
6,092
13.1
10,157
131,123
127,919
3,204
13.0
10,100
137,048
134,929
2,119
13.0
10,536
148,550
145,738
2,812
12.9
11,498
12,642,892
874,131
649,065
12,417,826
4,095,745
3,849,211
50,632
3,511
10,049
57,170
25,305
37,963
51,230
3,793
11,234
58,671
28,924
40,547
54,193
3,791
12,403
62,805
29,923
39,818
52,310
3,956
13,293
61,647
28,545
40,931
55,233
4,577
13,831
64,487
29,635
42,926
59,690
5,356
13,669
68,003
34,029
46,518
7,981,737
756,269
2,876,292
1,204,026
1,672,266
8,469,521
821,728
3,351,643
1,591,188
1,760,455
32,685
2,957
14,990
2,632
12,358
33,741
2,998
14,491
2,278
12,213
33,692
3,057
17,444
5,317
12,127
35,317
3,109
13,884
2,423
11,461
37,558
3,282
14,393
1,363
13,030
40,600
3,612
15,478
2,079
13,399
1,376,723
10,237,575
8,187,730
101,884*
(0)
683,105*
2,393,529
1,105,817*
1,180,044*
754,298*
612,922
1,134,908
433,390
1,910,342*
2,049,845
192,303
39,884
1,817,658
1,765,441
10,877,451
8,718,356
109,931*
(D)
734,119*
2,528,931
1,232,425*
1,269,251*
783,074*
644,119
1,200,416
443,357
2,113,275*
2,159,095
202,296
40,575
1,916,224
3,466
47,166
37,103
(D)
(D)
5,267
5,802
1,753
4,049
4,353
1,372
8,734
2,008
8,424
10,063
721
256
9,086
3,083
48,147
37,317
742
255
5,519
4,838
679
4,159
4,294
1,358
8,869
1,875
9,567
10,830
767
270
9,793
6,092
48,101
36,841
383
159
(0)
4,037
590
3,447
5,327
1,418
7,521
1,900
(D)
11,260
722
311
10,227
3,204
49,106
37,157
497
184
(0)
4,430
626
3,804
4,406
1,448
7,976
2,208
(0)
11,949
921
340
10,688
2,119
53,114
40,265
413
285
(D)
4,992
602
4,390
4,921
1,639
8,381
1,998
(D)
12,849
1,204
350
11,295
2,812
56,878
43,470
(0)
228
(D)
5,384
824
4,560
4,989
2,024
9,065
2,308
13,305
13,408
1,279
353
11,776
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
MINNESOTA
73
Table 5.— Personal Income for States and Counties of the Plains Region, 1984—89— Continued
[Thousands of dollars]
B e c k e r, M in n e s o ta
A n o k a , M in n e s o ta
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
2,712,017
2,930,044
3,188,366
3,456,875
3,763,636
4,031,141
273,951
285,418
308,084
318,966
337,633
371,817
2,705,820
6,197
210.4
2,922,767
7,277
215.2
3,180,546
7,820
220.5
3,449,287
7,588
227.4
3,757,639
5,997
235.7
4,023,308
7,833
243.2
250,126
23,825
29.5
265,871
19,547
29.3
279,255
28,829
29.5
297,123
21,843
29.5
313,778
23,855
29.9
340,684
31,133
30.1
9,301
9,733
10,456
10,817
11,308
12,368
In c o m e b y P la c e o f R e s id e n c e
Farmincome1......................................................
P e r c a p i t a p e r s o n a l in c o m e ( d o l l a r s ) .........................................
Derivation of total personal income:
Less: Personal contributions for social insurance3...............
Plus: Transfer payments...........................................
15,967
16,578
12,891
13,613
14,463
15,202
1,484,532
98,754
909,542
2,295,320
221,913
194,784
1,553,279
108,642
1,028,857
2,473,494
239,588
216,962
1,635,100
113,577
1,167,193
2,688,716
265,923
233,727
1,763,500
121,703
1,284,519
2,926,316
275,232
255,327
1,929,125
137,744
1,387,550
3,178,931
286,708
297,997
2,048,274
151,032
1,481,507
3,378,749
324,099
328,293
150,332
8,781
16,085
157,636
51,213
65,102
154,247
9,831
18,321
162,737
54,341
68,340
175,381
10,659
19,146
183,868
55,712
68,504
185,327
11,966
19,369
192,730
54,638
71,598
196,630
13,257
21,861
205,234
56,791
75,608
215,895
15,049
22,315
223,161
65,120
83,536
1,228,328
129,921
126,283
3,821
122,462
1,282,603
130,883
139,793
4,907
134,886
1,340,080
138,657
156,363
5,486
150,877
1,444,654
143,987
174,859
5,183
169,676
1,580,968
153,942
194,215
3,615
190,600
1,676,920
164,535
206,819
5,445
201,374
95,560
8,306
46,466
20,725
25,741
103,683
9,207
41,357
16,432
24,925
111,119
10,179
54,083
25,742
28,341
125,231
11,151
48,945
18,640
30,305
130,529
11,386
54,715
20,664
34,051
139,297
12,685
63,913
27,906
36,007
6,197
1,478,335
1,295,938
5,531
1,403
121,027
584,858
65,438
519,420
65,757
57,821
218,052
25,565
215,924
182,397
2,771
4,073
175,553
7,277
1,546,002
1,347,453
3,957
2,313
135,748
576,283
70,751
505,532
68,024
59,542
227,857
27,272
246,457
198,549
3,080
4,480
190,989
7,820
1,627,280
1,403,998
4,654
1,321
162,714
554,857
88,858
465,999
68,446
59,841
245,935
32,455
273,775
223,282
3,161
5,151
214,970
7,588
1,755,912
1,512,159
6,739
1,225
185,671
574,935
83,919
491,016
73,978
63,765
261,740
42,503
301,603
243,753
3,741
6,144
233,868
5,997
1,923,128
1,662,084
8,643
1,471
188,662
642,238
106,223
536,015
80,155
71,019
282,365
46,087
341,444
261,044
4,311
6,533
250,200
7,833
2,040,441
1,764,327
9,943
1,300
198,583
652,243
104,362
547,881
85,170
80,558
298,411
56,815
381,304
276,114
4,459
6,827
264,828
23,825
126,507
97,133
1,786
422
8,887
10,331
6,370
3,961
15,003
9,105
16,388
4,978
30,233
29,374
3,399
597
25,378
19,547
134,700
103,670
1,680
509
7,678
14,951
10,992
3,959
15,076
9,442
16,929
5,429
31,976
31,030
3,745
592
26,693
28,829
146,552
113,897
(D)
424
(0)
17,622
12,984
4,638
15,400
9,079
18,379
5,775
35,648
32,655
3,894
683
28,078
21,843
163,484
128,631
(D)
456
(0)
24,540
14,296
10,244
13,720
9,212
20,409
6,586
41,007
34,853
4,265
771
29,817
23,855
172,775
135,619
(0)
464
(0)
24,914
13,296
11,618
14,562
9,807
21,816
6,430
44,114
37,156
4,699
802
31,655
31,133
184,762
145,156
(0)
580
(0)
27,764
14,812
12,952
16,040
9,308
24,586
6,576
46,404
39,606
4,952
822
33,832
1984
1985
1988
1989
1984
1985
1988
1989
E a rn in g s b y P la c e o f W o rk
Earnings by type:
Nonfarm........................................................
Earnings by industry:
Agricultural services, forestry, fisheries, and other7......
Transportation and public utilities..........................
Government and government enterprises.....................
Federal, civilian.............................................
State and local..............................................
B e n to n , M in n e s o ta
B e ltr a m i, M in n e s o ta
1986
1987
1986
1987
In c o m e b y P la c e o f R e s id e n c e
299,250
320,871
327,927
346,539
373,709
402,144
264,341
287,328
313,594
333,665
373,099
399,766
Nonfarmpersonal income.........................................
Farmincome1......................................................
Population (thousands)“.............................................
296,908
2,342
32.8
318,266
2,605
33.0
323,479
4,448
32.8
343,437
3,102
32.9
370,199
3,510
33.2
398,665
3,479
33.3
250,374
13,967
26.3
273,231
14,097
26.6
293,953
19,641
27.1
316,751
16,914
27.6
355,066
18,033
28.2
379,508
20,258
28.7
P e r c a p i t a p e r s o n a l i n c o m e ( d o l l a r s ) .........................................
9,136
9,731
10,009
10,525
11,257
12,076
10,034
10,784
11,568
12,081
13,242
13,916
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...........................................
200,535
12,898
-4,267
183,370
43,880
72,000
215,430
14,219
-4,763
196,448
47,277
77,146
215,691
14,170
-2,735
198,786
48,523
80,618
231,810
15,298
-3,576
212,936
47,455
86,148
252,928
17,264
-3,616
232,048
49,346
92,315
267,604
19,165
-3,914
244,525
56,618
101,001
185,582
11,930
10,913
184,565
39,326
40,450
173,027
11,647
39,975
201,355
43,295
42,678
196,751
12,915
42,038
225,874
45,297
42,423
208,860
13,977
47,327
242,210
46,131
45,324
225,837
15,682
47,733
257,888
48,038
67,173
240,842
17,330
49,551
273,063
54,923
71,780
159,538
13,816
27,181
1,592
25,589
172,852
14,549
28,029
1,843
26,186
169,977
14,637
31,077
3,680
27,397
183,997
15,329
32,484
2,292
30,192
199,702
16,708
36,518
2,692
33,826
211,525
18,141
37,938
2,637
35,301
140,960
14,299
30,323
11,770
18,553
130,627
12,508
29,892
11,911
17,981
144,349
14,119
38,283
17,471
20,812
157,937
14,989
35,934
14,636
21,298
170,057
16,147
39,633
15,751
23,882
180,214
17,557
43,071
17,936
25,135
2,342
198,193
137,385
1,609
189
16,663
26,402
2,447
23,955
15,449
9,311
25,992
4,991
36,779
60,808
7,386
955
52,467
2,605
212,825
140,164
1,001
234
16,669
25,745
2,657
23,088
16,048
8,864
26,133
5,301
40,169
72,661
8,692
997
62,972
4,448
211,243
140,556
591
88
16,876
20,688
2,687
18,001
18,199
9,236
26,921
5,948
42,009
70,687
9,343
1,160
60,184
3,102
228,708
152,339
837
96
19,441
20,880
2,856
18,024
18,967
10,425
28,274
7,706
45,713
76,369
10,012
1,213
65,144
3,510
249,418
167,212
666
138
23,289
21,797
3,221
18,576
20,552
10,899
31,122
7,947
50,802
82,206
11,516
1,199
69,491
3,479
264,125
177,052
556
149
23,989
21,893
3,290
18,603
21,141
10,673
33,538
8,547
56,566
87,073
11,864
1,190
74,019
13,967
171,615
155,126
2,628
(D)
16,856
61,381
48,114
13,267
(0)
14,188
20,779
6,262
21,615
16,489
703
663
15,123
14,097
158,930
140,701
414
(0)
16,810
45,471
29,301
16,170
(D)
16,012
19,849
6,590
24,014
18,229
754
684
16,791
19,641
177,110
157,000
417
(0)
17,965
49,324
29,298
20,026
(0)
21,358
21,313
7,826
26,365
20,110
812
694
18,604
16,914
191,946
170,791
632
(0)
20,409
56,200
34,596
21,604
(0)
23,159
21,727
8,245
27,828
21,155
965
807
19,383
18,033
207,804
184,309
655
(D)
22,888
65,666
41,305
24,361
(D)
18,615
24,045
7,417
31,554
23,495
1,382
843
21,270
20,258
220,584
195,587
700
ID)
23,501
71,233
46,066
25,167
(D)
18,033
26,153
6,936
34,378
24,997
1,432
877
22,688
E a rn in g s b y P la c e o f W o rk
Earnings by type:
Wages and salaries................................................
Other labor income................................................
Proprietors’ income6...............................................
Nonfarm........................................................
Earnings by industry:
Farm...............................................................
Nonfarm............................................................
Private..........................................................
Agricultural services, forestry, fisheries, and other7......
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.............................................
State and local.............................................
See footnotes at end of tables.
74
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
MINNESOTA
Table 5.— Personal Income for States and Counties of the Plains Region, 1984-89— Continued
[Thousands of dollars]
B ig S to n e , M in n e s o ta
19 8 4
19 8 5
19 8 6
19 8 7
B lu e E a r th , M in n e s o ta
19 8 8
19 8 9
19 8 4
19 8 5
19 8 6
19 8 7
19 8 8
19 8 9
In c o m e b y P la c e o f R e s id e n c e
Total personal income...............
Nonfarmpersonal income...........................
Farmincome1.............................
Population (thousands)’ .............................
Per capita personal income (dollars)......................
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 rent*..............................
Plus: Transfer payments..........................
80,108
83,386
81,486
81,856
80,541
86,214
596,570
619,143
642.251
66.561
67,212
687,837
66,813
717,953
67,750
777,943
71,008
75,951
575,253
592,570
606,216
13.547
646,253
689,153
16 .174
736,166
14.673
14.106
9.533
10.263
2 1.3 17
26.573
36.035
41.584
28,800
4 1 .7 7 7
7 .7
7.5
7.3
7.2
7.1
7.0
51.5
51.3
50.9
10,442
50.6
50.7
11,121
11,132
50.5
11,416
11,377
12,403
11,577
12,069
12,626
13,592
14,168
15,402
45,634
4 7,7 5 1
46,224
45,828
43,341
44,870
459,502
2,274
2,361
2,362
2,424
2,753
3,078
29,150
31,566
31,920
34,259
38,251
-9 3 7
41,6 01
-6 3 0
-4 8 6
-1 4 0
-2 19
-2 2 2
-5 6 ,9 7 7
- 6 2 ,0 1 7
-6 2 ,4 4 9
- 6 9 ,3 1 1
- 7 5 ,7 0 2
- 7 8 ,7 4 9
42,423
44,760
43,376
43,264
40,369
41,5 70
373,3 75
385,258
401,382
434,256
448,832
476,9 73
19,373
19.467
19,208
18,713
19,427
22,276
13 1,7 72
134,909
13 7,6 17
143 ,15 1
148,9 70
170 ,4 71
18,312
19,159
18,902
19,879
20,745
22,368
91,423
98,976
103.252
110,430
120 ,151
130,499
23.467
23,185
23,236
24,118
456,839
478,8 41
495,751
537,826
562,785
597,323
E a rn in g s b y P la c e o f W o rk
Earnings by type:
Wages and salaries...................................
Other labor income................................................
Proprietors' income6...............................................
Farm.............................................
Nonfarm........................................
Earnings by industry:
Farm...........................................
Nonfarm..............................
Private.............................................
Agricultural services, forestry, fisheries, and other7......
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.............................................
23,580
24,361
360,923
373,094
378,578
410,589
440,601
2,248
2,185
2,170
2,129
2,211
2,273
32,435
33,35!
34,409
35,696
37,469
39,141
19,806
22,099
20,869
20,463
17,0 12
18,236
66,144
72,389
82,764
91,541
84,715
101,343
12,800
15,416
13,919
13,325
8,755
9,472
18,349
23,637
33,172
38,668
25,945
38,954
7,006
6,683
6,950
7,138
8,257
8,764
47,795
48,752
49,592
52,873
58,770
62,389
13.547
16 .174
14.673
14.106
9.533
10.263
2 1.3 17
26.573
36.035
41.584
28,800
4 1 .7 7 7
32,087
3 1,5 7 7
31,551
3 1,722
33,808
34,607
438,185
452,268
459,716
496,242
533,985
555,546
24,121
23,276
22,891
22,902
24,611
25,014
342,232
353,939
355,220
381,316
411,524
428,778
113
165
169
(D )
(D)
210
3,193
2,866
2,341
3,315
3.274
3,266
550
723
599
(D )
(D)
402
5,944
6,485
6,247
6,441
7,789
7,950
3,421
3,253
3,434
3,545
4,021
4,3 18
26,610
24,914
26,440
28,900
28,843
29,999
2,432
2,049
1,943
1,762
1.749
1,260
68,246
70,768
60,726
68,739
74,221
73,476
(D )
(D)
(D)
(D )
1.749
(D )
29,540
29,578
30.430
34,002
37.274
37,663
(D )
(D )
(D)
(D)
0
(D )
38,706
41,190
30,296
34,737
36,947
35,813
2,069
1,7 76
1,836
1,7 3 7
1,908
1,820
28,407
30,115
30,298
29,674
28,846
30,185
2,424
1,991
1,859
1,952
1,9 18
1,9 14
47,0 14
46,998
45.431
48,522
54,467
5,263
5,073
4.736
4,528
5,027
4,989
55,368
56,296
57,357
59,381
63,987
65,458
1,833
1,799
1,8 73
2,142
2,219
2,230
17,935
18,219
20.197
22,998
22,651
23,367
6,016
6,447
6,442
6,656
7,18 4
7,8 71
89,515
9 7,278
106,183
113,346
127,446
140,579
7,966
8,301
8,660
8,820
9,197
9,593
95,953
98,329
104,496
114,926
122,461
126,768
628
713
748
913
996
1,033
7,72 4
8,036
8.197
9,141
10 ,15 7
10,806
146
152
175
188
191
190
1,300
1,429
1,600
1,705
1,794
1,800
7,192
7,436
7.7 3 7
7,7 1 9
8,010
8,370
86,929
88,864
94,699
104,080
110 ,510
114,16 2
B ro w n , M in n e s o ta
19 8 4
19 8 5
19 8 6
19 8 7
54,498
C a rlto n , M in n e s o ta
19 8 8
19 8 9
19 8 4
19 8 5
19 8 6
19 8 7
19 8 8
19 8 9
In c o m e b y P la c e o f R e s id e n c e
Total personal income.............................................
Nonfarmpersonal Income........................................
Farmincome1.....................................................
Population (thousands)7.............................................
Per capita personal income (dollars)..........................
Derivation of total personal income:
Total earnings by place ot work.................................
Less: Personal contributions for social insurance3...............
Plus: Adjustment for residence..................................
Equals: Net earnings by place of residence......................
Plus: Dividends, interest, and rent*...............................
Plus: Transfer payments........................................
328,416
344,414
362,976
375,518
385,590
425,111
299,227
311,722
322,172
334,017
359,635
309,512
389,721
320,398
331,249
339,751
357,996
391,080
29 7,116
309,098
318,424
331,961
3 5 Û 10
386,490
18,904
24,016
3 1,72 7
35,767
27,594
34,031
2 ,1 1 1
2,624
3,748
2,056
2,525
3,231
28.6
28.2
27.9
2 7 .7
2 7.7
27.5
30.0
29.8
29.5
29.6
29.8
299
11,492
12,208
13,033
13,581
13,943
15,461
9,967
10,445
10,920
11,301
12,054
13,052
300,242
190,606
197,947
205,702
214,093
230,981
238 464
12,816
13,929
14,3 67
15,031
16,902
18 285
224,5 71
237,689
256,731
267,819
274,144
14,328
15 ,761
16,580
17,16 4
19,084
- 1 6 ,6 2 2
- 1 7 ,2 3 6
- 1 9 ,1 6 5
- 1 8 ,1 4 7
- 1 9 ,1 9 7
-2 2 ,4 6 6
18,303
18,876
20,574
23,678
25Î993
36 956
193,621
204,692
220,986
232,508
235,863
256,090
196,093
202,894
211,9 09
222,740
240^072
257 135
82,027
84,375
85,614
83,990
8 7,16 7
99,862
36,636
39,548
41,9 78
40,531
42*098
48,032
52,768
55,347
56,376
59,020
62,560
69,159
66,498
69,280
68,285
70,746
77,465
84*554
161,279
166,712
176,342
183,271
21,686
E a rn in g s b y P la c e o f W o rk
Earnings by type:
Wages and salaries................................................
Other labor income......................................
Proprietors' income6...............................................
Farm............................................................
Nonfarm..........................................
Earnings by Industry:
Farm.....................................................
Nonfarm.............................................
Private...................................................
Agricultural services, forestry, fisheries, and other7......
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.
193,746
209,157
158,067
16 4,174
170,625
179,716
193,480
198,855
17,10 3
17,4 18
18,916
18,699
19,353
21,308
16,478
16,523
17,401
17,70 0
18,968
19,742
46,189
53,559
61,473
65,849
61,045
6 9,777
16,061
17,250
17,676
16,677
18,533
15,966
21,043
28,766
32,685
24,5 11
30,893
1,5 17
2,038
3,169
1,454
1,9 27
2,629
30,223
32,516
32,707
33,164
36,534
38,884
14,544
15,212
14,507
15,223
16,606
17,238
19,867
18,904
24,016
3 1,72 7
35,767
27,594
34,031
2 ,1 1 1
2,624
3,748
2,056
2,525
3,231
205,667
213,673
225,004
232,052
246,550
266,211
188,495
195,323
201,954
212,037
228,456
235,233
181,706
188,945
198,939
204,803
217,6 01
236,213
148,191
15 2,114
156,673
163,631
176,790
181,345
1,059
1,023
903
1,339
1,436
1,586
1,085
975
915
1,095
1,214
1*168
319
403
155
178
253
274
184
567
424
624
756
955
12,607
12,588
12,566
13,360
14,418
15,540
11 ,4 7 1
10,237
13,547
14,753
16,216
15,963
72,503
76,034
83,058
84,495
88,438
94,865
71,523
73,508
73,289
72,531
77,983
76,874
30,647
33,780
40,126
40,037
40,876
44,213
46,029
47,120
51,997
49,285
52,811
51,720
41,856
42,254
42,932
44,458
47,562
50,652
25,494
26,388
21,292
23,246
25,172
25,154
18 ,779
19,745
20,716
19,845
20,226
22,396
13,931
13,997
13,692
13,200
14,084
12,964
13,334
13,242
13,094
13,564
13,684
5,760
6,503
6,766
7,5 16
8,449
9,935
2 1,773
21,315
20,979
21,562
22,855
24,594
17,919
17,623
17,222
18,135
19,374
20,722
8,241
8,779
9,287
11,12 9
11,880
12,932
4,603
4,613
5,123
6,179
5,845
6*162
33,461
35,724
38,033
39,801
44,531
50,342
2 1,715
24,091
25,695
29,598
32,869
34,965
23,961
24,728
26,065
27,249
28,949
29,998
40,304
43,209
45,281
48,406
51,666
53*888
1,675
1,7 5 7
1,832
1,9 78
2 ,127
2,219
1,209
1,236
1,2 18
1,476
1,828
1,907
591
570
657
723
743
752
572
603
695
773
802
817
21,695
22,401
23,576
24,548
26,079
27,027
38,523
41,370
43,368
46,157
49,036
51,164
14*601
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
MINNESOTA
75
Table 5.— Personal Income for States and Counties of the Plains Region, 19 8 4-8 9 — Continued
[Thousands of dollars]
C a s s , M in n e s o ta
C a rv e r, M in n e s o ta
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
In c o m e b y P la c e o f R e s id e n c e
Total personal income.............................................
Nonfarmpersonal income.........................................
Farmincome*......................................................
Population (thousands)2.............................................
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...........................................
536,141
585,961
648,525
719,919
786,336
867,655
191,964
203,178
210,791
216,689
230,442
247,837
523,493
12,648
39.1
572,784
13,177
39.9
630,467
18,058
40.9
700,791
19,128
42.3
770,896
15,440
44.3
851,464
16,191
45.9
189,751
2,213
21.7
200,304
2,874
21.7
205,533
5,258
21.9
212,484
4,205
21.7
225,213
5,229
21.9
242,304
5,533
22.1
13,698
14,703
15,852
17,008
17,758
18,902
8,838
9,362
9,638
9,985
10,499
11,240
237,531
15,117
186,503
408,917
81,415
45,809
273,784
18,554
195,524
450,754
84,615
50,592
300,648
20,024
225,384
506,008
90,979
51,538
337,657
22,457
254,552
569,752
94,668
55,499
378,993
26,613
275,441
627,821
98,580
59,935
434,908
31,820
284,581
687,669
112,851
67,135
87,445
5,982
9,391
90,854
42,047
59,063
89,838
6,411
9,173
92,600
46,893
63,685
97,540
6,725
8,605
99,420
47,422
63,949
100,934
7,120
9,824
103,638
47,789
65,262
111,276
8,205
9,751
112,822
49,589
68,031
116,687
9,284
10,136
117,539
56,935
73,363
175,030
18,497
44,004
10,012
33,992
206,492
21,519
45,773
10,531
35,242
220,889
23,687
56,072
15,417
40,655
249,944
26,168
61,545
16,338
45,207
286,142
29,392
63,459
12,630
50,829
332,778
34,765
67,365
13,312
54,053
63,511
4,967
18,967
1,450
17,517
66,048
5,142
18,648
2,127
16,521
70,017
5,447
22,076
4,531
17,545
72,421
5,543
22,970
3,462
19,508
78,720
5,975
26,581
4,500
22,081
82,725
6,568
27,394
4,814
22,580
12,648
224,883
192,221
2,166
479
20,954
80,110
44,142
35,968
13,298
8,538
21,511
7,469
37,696
32,662
1,635
744
30,283
13,177
260,607
224,333
2,251
551
21,954
104,756
59,853
44,903
14,664
8,878
21,666
8,391
41,222
36,274
1,875
801
33,598
18,058
282,590
242,947
2,372
332
26,704
109,422
68,426
40,996
16,460
9,239
22,837
8,831
46,750
39,643
2,001
922
36,720
19,128
318,529
273,586
3,423
293
30,181
125,112
77,819
47,293
17,587
8,983
25,012
11,385
51,610
44,943
2,444
1,108
41,391
15,440
363,553
315,629
3,777
403
31,820
148,570
93,072
55,498
19,543
10,345
27,182
11,979
62,010
47,924
2,914
1,189
43,821
16,191
418,717
365,354
4,212
451
33,575
178,867
107,508
71,359
20,819
12,783
29,123
12,800
72,724
53,363
3,024
1,255
49,084
2,213
85,232
58,182
1,239
265
6,538
6,297
191
6,106
4,942
2,184
11,995
2,409
22,313
27,050
5,040
413
21,597
2,874
86,964
57,918
691
261
6,155
4,623
212
4,411
4,940
2,346
12,713
2,494
23,695
29,046
5,230
439
23,377
5,258
92,282
60,246
170
93
6,950
3,634
254
3,380
5,756
2,197
12,683
2,587
26,176
32,036
5,176
504
26,356
4,205
96,729
63,507
465
110
8,073
3,218
339
2,879
5,017
2,650
13,322
3,290
27,362
33,222
5,497
568
27,157
5,229
106,047
69,975
385
158
8,432
3,433
399
3,034
6,085
2,938
14,482
3,037
31,025
36,072
5,970
589
29,513
5,533
111,154
73,676
427
171
8,912
2,764
411
2,353
6,013
3,287
15,517
3,435
33,150
37,478
6,095
604
30,779
1988
1989
E a rn in g s b y P la c e o f W o rk
Earnings by type:
Wages and salaries................................................
Other labor income................................................
Proprietors' income*...............................................
Farm............................................................
Nonfarm........................................................
Earnings by industry:
Farm...............................................................
Nonlarm............................................................
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..............................................
C h ip p e w a , M in n e s o ta
1984
1985
1986
1987
C h is a g o , M in n e s o ta
1988
1989
1984
1985
1986
1987
In c o m e b y P la c e o f R e s id e n c e
Total personal income.............................................
Nonfarmpersonal income.........................................
Farmincome*......................................................
Population (thousands)2.............................................
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...........................................
161,241
171,414
173,696
178,977
178,755
196,058
320,739
340,205
363,242
392,966
419,183
451,490
153,316
7,925
14.7
151,494
19,920
14.5
154,396
19,300
14.2
155,578
23,399
13.9
163,390
15,365
13.7
177,500
18,558
13.5
316,031
4,708
27.5
334,907
5,298
27.8
354,572
8,670
28.3
385,243
7,723
28.6
413,674
5,509
29.5
444,889
6,601
30.1
10,961
11,840
12,256
12,867
13,036
14,548
11,679
12,230
12,839
13,759
14,210
14,994
91,258
5,772
1,512
86,998
43,840
30,403
101,916
6,024
1,478
97,370
41,802
32,242
104,121
6,210
1,414
99,325
42,030
32,341
111,598
6,531
1,252
106,319
39,548
33,110
109,094
7,294
1,202
103,002
41,082
34,671
119,034
8,328
560
111,266
47,051
37,741
130,888
8,724
103,900
226,064
46,676
47,999
143,433
10,020
105,812
239,225
48,434
52,546
158,145
10,816
111,954
259,283
50,659
53,300
172,380
12,044
124,577
284,913
52,000
56,053
184,655
13,673
134,227
305,209
54,058
59,916
197,580
15,365
140,560
322,775
61,805
66,910
59,161
5,574
26,523
6,231
20,292
58,759
5,565
37,592
18,199
19,393
59,612
5,780
38,729
17,585
21,144
64,057
5,996
41,545
21,616
19,929
67,521
6,266
35,307
13,583
21,724
72,517
6,985
39,532
16,743
22,789
96,916
9,363
24,609
3,207
21,402
105,767
10,022
27,644
3,815
23,829
114,599
11,061
32,485
7,213
25,272
126,258
12,012
34,110
6,220
27,890
136,865
12,728
35,062
4,024
31,038
146,270
13,699
37,611
5,119
32,492
7,925
83,333
69,377
632
373
10,986
8,698
951
7,747
10,219
7,778
11,322
4,280
15,089
13,956
1,008
280
12,668
19,920
81,996
67,630
608
417
7,391
12,401
908
11,493
8,335
6,804
11,590
4,362
15,722
14,366
1,070
292
13,004
19,300
84,821
69,670
945
313
8,110
10,943
801
10,142
9,385
6,334
11,245
4,751
17,644
15,151
1,133
337
13,681
23,399
88,199
72,302
1,203
289
7,535
13,077
888
12,189
9,662
6,105
11,500
4,648
18,283
15,897
1,284
364
14,249
15,365
93,729
76,980
1,388
394
8,838
14,558
779
13,779
9,936
5,553
12,300
4,021
19,992
16,749
1,440
368
14,941
18,558
100,476
82,745
1,089
434
11,203
15,721
1,072
14,649
10,553
5,444
12,639
3,624
22,038
17,731
1,560
369
15,802
4,708
126,180
103,230
991
301
17,900
29,667
(D)
<»)
5,472
5,708
14,206
3,761
25,224
22,950
1,165
524
21,261
5,298
138,135
112,752
868
392
20,618
30,434
(D)
(D)
5,987
5,996
14,574
4,008
29,875
25,383
1,346
562
23,475
8,670
149,475
122,233
874
267
23,286
31,598
17,125
14,473
5,840
5,919
15,050
4,055
35,344
27,242
1,351
648
25,243
7,723
164,657
138,275
1,429
307
26,263
35,832
19,400
16,432
5,223
7,066
15,540
5,443
41,172
26,382
1,787
747
23,848
5,509
179,146
150,090
1,361
338
24,395
41,963
20,345
21,618
6,019
6,524
18,316
5,432
45,742
29,056
2,278
792
25,986
6,601
190,979
159,555
1,497
337
24,069
44,329
21,545
22,784
6,571
7,447
18,952
5,743
50,610
31,424
2,397
824
28,203
E a rn in g s b y P la c e o f W o rk
Earnings by type:
Wages and salaries................................................
Other labor income................................................
Proprietors' income*...............................................
Farm............................................................
Nonfarm........................................................
Earnings by industry:
Farm...............................................................
Nonfarm............................................................
Private..........................................................
Agricultural services, forestry, lisheries, 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.
76
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
MINNESOTA
Table 5.— Personal Income for States and Counties of the Plains Region, 1984-89— Continued
[Thousands of dollars]
Clay, Minnesota
1984
Income by Place of Residence
Total personal income.............................................
Nonfarmpersonal income.........................................
Farmincome1......................................................
Population (thousands)2.............................................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............................
Derivation of total personal income.Total earnings by place of work..................................
Less: Personal contributions for social insurance3...............
Plus: Adjustment tor residence...................................
Equals: Net earnings by place of residence......................
Plus: Dividends, interest, and rent’..............................
Plus: Transfer payments..........................................
Earnings by Place of Work
Earnings by type:
Wages and salaries................................................
Other labor income................................................
Proprietors’ income6...............................................
Farm............................................................
Nonfarm........................................................
Earnings by industry:
Farm...............................................................
Nonfarm............................................................
Private..........................................................
Agricultural services, forestry, fisheries, and other7......
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..............................................
Clearwater, Minnesota
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
547,305
509,861
37,444
48.5
11,286
557,695
526,172
31,523
48.4
11,528
585,774
540,098
45,676
47.8
12,258
608,354
566,486
41,868
47.9
12,702
639,173
603,761
35,412
48.2
13,263
690,956
646,884
44,072
48.2
14,343
72,441
67,683
4,758
8.9
8,172
73,806
69,790
4,016
8.9
8,258
76,859
70,717
6,142
8.8
8,755
75,055
71,944
3,111
8.8
8,569
83,247
77,975
5,272
8.8
9,444
89,969
84,635
5,334
8.8
10,245
291,631
16,992
95,335
369,974
89,890
87,441
297,688
18,714
90,557
369,531
92,444
95,720
327,022
19,785
88,470
395,707
93,033
97,034
340,142
20,977
95,328
414,493
89,043
104,818
350,890
23,097
107,111
434,904
92,744
111,525
373,354
25,307
111,730
459,777
105,571
125,608
34,070
2,067
4,670
36,673
12,092
23,676
34,001
2,204
5,130
36,927
12,479
24,400
37,265
2,289
5,152
40,128
12,847
23,884
35,412
2,406
5,539
38,545
11,501
25,009
41,603
2,857
5,777
44,523
11,936
26,788
43,556
3,258
6,348
46,646
13,752
29,571
203,655
17,402
70,574
32,187
38,387
212,391
18,028
67,269
26,298
40,971
224,217
19,505
83,300
40,565
42,735
238,084
20,071
81,987
36,666
45,321
249,502
20,592
80,796
30,312
50,484
259,087
21,617
92,650
39,018
53,632
22,036
1,925
10,109
3,972
6,137
22,248
1,952
9,801
3,224
6,577
22,846
2,049
12,370
5,353
7,017
24,489
2,133
8,790
2,291
6,499
27,310
2,386
11,907
4,454
7,453
28,687
2,620
12,249
4,504
7,745
37,444
254,187
194,156
1,611
1,486
21,766
24,038
19,183
4,855
28,125
13,132
35,911
10,885
57,202
60,031
2,364
1,033
56,634
31,523
266,165
201,949
1,735
1,416
22,058
25,805
20,790
5,015
29,241
13,113
34,676
11,513
62,392
64,216
2,658
980
60,578
45,676
281,346
211,367
1,736
1,128
23,355
26,781
21,194
5,587
28,393
12,162
35,535
11,947
70,330
69,979
2,682
1,128
66,169
41,868
298,274
223,491
2,766
1,110
24,259
29,699
23,501
6,198
27,742
12,252
38,859
13,581
73,223
74,783
3,067
1,253
70,463
35,412
315,478
235,695
3,142
1,080
25,743
30,532
23,232
7,300
28,416
12,777
40,666
12,323
81,016
79,783
3,393
1,295
75,095
44,072
329,282
244,370
3,432
711
26,790
31,405
23,473
7,932
26,824
13,738
41,286
11,783
88,401
84,912
3,532
1,327
80,053
4,758
29,312
19,226
786
52
2,518
2,328
591
1,737
2,987
776
4,021
970
4,788
10,086
507
169
9,410
4,016
29,985
19,706
554
65
2,863
2,338
681
1,657
2,855
799
4,230
993
5,009
10,279
540
180
9,559
6,142
31,123
20,539
408
(L)
3,095
2,310
652
1,658
3,823
866
3,905
1,035
5,059
10,584
535
208
9,841
3,111
32,301
21,041
471
(L)
2,895
2,653
669
1,984
3,441
. 979
3,832
1,232
5,516
11,260
735
229
10,296
5,272
36,331
24,015
467
(L)
3,770
2,716
625
2,091
3,900
1,839
3,994
1,269
6,029
12,316
932
237
11,147
5,334
38,222
25,394
494
(L)
5,801
2,507
581
1,926
3,900
986
4,112
1,251
6,310
12,828
975
240
11,613
1984
1985
Income by Place of Residence
Total personal income.............................................
Nonfarmpersonal income.........................................
Farmincome1......................................................
Population (thousands)2.............................................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............................
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 rent5..............................
Plus: Transfer payments...........................................
Earnings by Place of Work
Earnings by type:
Wages and salaries...............................................
Other labor income................................................
Proprietors’ income6...............................................
Farm............................................................
Nonfarm........................................................
Earnings by industry:
Farm...............................................................
Nonfarm............................................................
Private..........................................................
Agricultural services, forestry, fisheries, and other7......
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.
1985
1986
1987
1987
1988
1989
Cottonwood, Minnesota
Cook, Minnesota
1984
1986
1988
1989
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
44,459
44,459
0
4.1
10,815
47,434
47,434
0
4.1
11,592
49,278
49,278
0
4.1
12,108
51,368
51,368
0
4.0
12,852
55,579
55,579
0
4.0
13,895
60,432
60,432
0
4.0
15,211
174,462
148,893
25,569
14.4
12,150
230,955
146,648
84,307
14.2
16,293
185,226
148,068
37,158
13.9
13,325
188,388
147,945
40,443
13.7
13,737
184,108
154,999
29,109
13.6
13,581
206,363
165,630
40,733
13.4
15,438
24,584
1,602
2,070
25,052
9,745
9,662
26,148
1,789
2,182
26,541
10,546
10,347
28,048
1,915
2,320
28,453
10,263
10,562
29,247
2,015
2,391
29,623
10,761
10,984
33,094
2,362
2,598
33,330
11,177
11,072
35,403
2,682
2,936
35,657
12,824
11,951
98,344
5,106
1,681
94,919
50,257
29,286
157,336
5,414
1,798
153,720
45,761
31,474
113,252
5,633
1,362
108,981
44,806
31,439
118,906
5,886
1,657
114,677
40,940
32,771
112,374
6,584
1,953
107,743
42,453
33,912
126,358
7,313
2,029
121,074
48,664
36,625
18,631
1,537
4,416
0
4,416
19,548
1,581
5,019
0
5,019
20,462
1,732
5,854
0
5,854
21,153
1,759
6,335
0
6,335
23,861
1,969
7,264
0
7,264
25,736
2,202
7,465
0
7,465
54,908
5,152
38,284
22,771
15,513
55,478
5,152
96,706
81,526
15,180
57,590
5,541
50,121
34,422
15,699
59,880
5,582
53,444
37,619
15,825
62,649
5,765
43,960
26,313
17,647
63,967
5,990
56,401
37,929
18,472
0
24,584
15,704
425
96
2,612
1,662
(D)
(D)
1,230
618
3,397
363
5,301
8,880
2,744
224
5,912
0
26,148
17,107
473
116
2,616
1,970
(0)
(0)
1,592
663
3,382
317
5,978
9,041
2,748
217
6,076
0
28,048
18,857
398
102
2,813
2,309
(D)
(0)
2,255
380
3,633
323
6,644
9,191
2,369
230
6,592
0
29,247
19,787
388
64
2,912
2,203
(0)
(0)
2,061
420
4,015
524
7,200
9,460
2,682
178
6,600
0
33,094
22,837
450
90
3,108
2,272
(D)
(D)
2,478
486
4,825
436
8,692
10,257
2,872
107
7,278
0
35,403
24,788
461
94
3,125
2,241
(0)
(0)
2,557
477
5,508
435
9,890
10,615
2,709
108
7,798
25,569
72,775
58,209
2,352
183
4,457
11,711
4,733
6,978
5,051
6,109
9,707
4,117
14,522
14,566
1,892
273
12,401
84,307
73,029
57,695
2,327
235
3,898
11,763
4,576
7,187
4,897
5,267
9,198
4,483
15,627
15,334
1,997
286
13,051
37,158
76,094
59,855
1,366
164
4,059
13,950
4,536
9,414
4,974
4,893
8,452
4,982
17,015
16,239
2,069
328
13,842
40,443
78,463
61,746
1,910
170
4,262
14,865
4,599
10,266
4,653
5,632
8,184
5,705
16,365
16,717
2,239
358
14,120
29,109
83,265
65,393
1,826
183
4,938
15,609
4,660
10,949
4,511
5,989
8,903
5,324
18,110
17,872
2,395
364
15,113
40,733
85,625
67,572
1,871
192
5,307
15,428
4,471
10,957
4,335
6,032
9,165
5,180
20,062
18,053
2,467
366
15,220
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
MINNESOTA
77
Table 5.— Personal Income for States and Counties of the Plains Region, 19 84-89— Continued
[Thousands of dollars]
C r o w W in g , M in n e s o ta
1984
1985
1986
1987
D a k o t a , M in n e s o ta
1988
1989
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
In c o m e b y P la c e o f R e s id e n c e
Total personal income.............................................
Nonfarmpersonal income.........................................
Farmincome*......................................................
Population (thousands)*.............................................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............................
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 rent5..............................
Plus: Transfer payments...........................................
449,653
480,134
501,956
527,353
565,138
615 ,157
3 ,2 17,3 12
3,547,864
3,918,839
4,3 78,0 72
4,8 71,53 1
5,336,904
446,959
2,694
43.3
477,157
2,977
43.8
497,502
4,454
44.2
523,726
3,627
44.5
562,060
3,078
45.5
612,111
3,046
46.1
3,194,441
22,871
213.0
3,528,623
19,241
220.2
3,887,952
30,887
227.7
4,347,597
30,475
239.8
4,852,295
19,236
253.4
5,313,367
23,537
265.8
10,388
10,960
11,352
11,842
12,434
13,358
270,384
18,285
-3,924
248,175
92,317
109,161
289,634
20,600
-4,137
264,897
96,499
118,738
304,787
21,593
-3,460
279,734
99,469
122,753
322,167
22,954
-2,602
296,611
102,186
128,556
357,444
26,674
-4,397
326,373
106,197
132,568
386,197
30,362
-6,077
349,758
121,594
143,805
1,559,580
103,386
1,129,546
2,585,740
396,899
234,673
1,710,002
120,092
1,259,186
2,849,096
436,921
261,847
1,840,381
127,568
1,475,861
3,188,674
453,765
276,400
2,082,051
143,788
1,641,417
3,579,680
493,437
304,955
2,376,859
170,305
1,803,241
4,009,795
515,324
346,412
2,608,380
192,596
1,947,415
4,363,199
588,759
384,946
214,418
19,217
36,749
1,837
34,912
228,524
20,279
40,831
2,121
38,710
238,194
21,546
45,047
3,605
41,442
251,645
21,766
48,756
2,747
46,009
279,764
24,049
53,631
2,203
51,428
303,943
26,655
55,599
2,164
53,435
1,283,922
128,114
147,544
18,707
128,837
1,416,797
137,459
155,746
15,044
140,702
1,503,347
149,616
187,418
26,723
160,695
1,698,736
163,140
220,175
26,161
194,014
1,959,194
187,977
229,688
14,941
214,747
2,151,233
210,057
247,090
19,192
227,898
2,694
267,690
205,156
1,154
940
20,518
44,519
31,962
12,557
25,847
7,795
39,115
12,159
53,109
62,534
3,011
83«
58,685
2,977
286,657
219,659
1,067
1,102
23,775
46,968
33,615
13,353
27,945
8,971
40,754
12,188
56,889
66,998
3,211
902
62,885
4,454
300,333
229,505
1,021
805
23,933
49,909
34,707
15,202
28,131
8,489
40,936
13,890
62,391
70,828
3,227
1,023
66,578
3,627
318,540
243,031
1,613
854
25,636
48,760
33,582
15,178
27,685
9,019
43,357
15,602
70,505
75,509
3,649
1,165
70,695
3,078
354,366
272,841
1,660
1,084
29,795
54,549
36,040
18,509
30,446
13,733
48,226
15,514
77,834
81,525
4,191
1,221
76,113
3,046
383,151
295,818
1,875
1,174
32,856
56,442
36,921
19,521
31,871
17,210
51,840
15,390
87,160
87,333
4,412
1,260
81,661
22,871
1,536,709
1,311,775
9,014
8,534
138,178
327,057
145,224
181,833
106,830
186,702
195,841
76,349
263,270
224,934
45,870
4,074
174,990
19,241
1,690,761
1,440,288
9,234
10,254
155,752
338,252
154,685
183,567
115,569
208,123
209,288
84,530
309,286
250,473
49,635
4,492
196,346
30,887
1,809,494
1,556,934
10,345
8,205
175,666
330,519
160,573
169,946
127,846
222,716
228,396
94,878
358,363
252,560
49,313
5,191
198,056
30,475
2,051,576
1,775,587
14,323
8,716
197,313
364,791
187,268
177,523
157,003
251,400
250,613
122,050
409,378
275,989
53,173
6,316
216,500
19,236
2,357,623
2,048,271
16,093
9,823
200,539
508,434
252,022
256,412
188,755
295,484
281,683
130,629
416,831
309,352
58,689
6,849
243,814
23,537
2,584,843
2,248,544
17,152
12,134
212,051
574,134
263,938
310,196
203,284
308,519
297,349
147,820
476,101
336,299
62,727
7,336
266,236
1988
1989
1984
1985
1988
1989
15,102
1 6 ,1 1 1
17,208
18,256
19,225
20,082
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 other7......
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 o d g e , M in n e s o ta
1984
1985
1986
1987
D o u g la s , M in n e s o ta
1986
1987
In c o m e b y P la c e o f R e s id e n c e
Total personal income.............................................
Nonlarmpersonal income.........................................
Farmincome'......................................................
Population (thousands)2.............................................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............................
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 rent*...............................
Plus: Transfer payments...........................................
167,453
175,6 40
191,942
202,974
213,642
241,309
284,929
302,000
317,485
336,821
355,955
385,454
155,073
12,380
15.4
162,729
12,911
15.4
169,033
22,909
15.3
178,342
24,632
15.3
191,024
22,618
15.6
207,549
33,760
15.7
279,350
5,579
28.9
296,323
5,677
29.2
307,076
10,409
29.2
324,893
11,928
29.1
347,374
8,581
29.5
376,883
8,571
29.6
10,906
11,429
12 ,5 11
13,233
13,657
15,322
9,848
10,333
10,872
11,580
12,061
13,007
65,485
3,671
45,331
107,145
34,004
26,304
69,957
4,148
47,057
112,866
34,994
27,780
82,318
4,301
50,829
128,846
34,088
29,008
90,221
4,793
54,357
139,785
32,772
30,417
97,502
5,730
57,778
149,550
34,062
30,030
112,574
6,419
63,588
169,743
38,947
32,619
175,029
11,708
248
163,569
63,473
57,887
182,895
12,896
68
170,067
68,610
63,323
196,266
13,455
706
183,517
71,021
62,947
214,600
14,709
(1)
199,861
70,194
66,766
228,400
16,648
-107
211,645
72,912
71,398
242,968
18,784
-574
223,610
83,483
78,361
41,555
3,962
19,968
8,958
11,010
44,768
4,298
20,891
9,410
11,481
45,995
4,615
31,708
19,392
12,316
51,519
4,968
33,734
20,943
12,791
58,655
5,725
33,122
18,901
14,221
61,533
6,109
44,932
29,940
14,992
130,596
13,092
31,341
3,642
27,699
135,902
13,352
33,641
3,739
29,902
142,275
14,279
39,712
8,485
31,227
155,757
15,145
43,698
9,916
33,782
168,233
16,142
44,025
6,569
37,456
179,569
17,546
45,853
6,525
39,328
12,380
53,105
40,234
831
321
5,850
8,785
986
7,799
2,430
4,834
6,959
2,192
8,032
12,871
608
293
11,970
12,911
57,046
43,680
757
337
6,618
10,349
1,604
8,745
2,632
5,044
7,092
2,237
8,614
13,366
688
311
12,367
22,909
59,409
45,242
649
269
7,232
10,967
1,744
9,223
2,800
4,688
6,736
2,385
9,516
14,167
659
359
13,149
24,632
65,589
50,454
1,146
281
7,162
13,531
2,210
11,321
2,885
5,745
6,797
2,829
10,078
15,135
848
401
13,886
22,618
74,884
58,612
1,195
291
8,612
17,223
2,779
14,444
3,078
6,850
7,880
2,850
10,633
16,272
1,007
420
14,845
33,760
78,814
61,423
1,310
337
7,346
18,993
3,115
15,878
3,202
6,789
8,717
2,799
11,930
17,391
1,043
431
15,917
5,579
169,450
137,794
1,131
276
12,926
30,894
5,402
25,492
14,499
8,808
27,867
7,184
34,209
31,656
2,406
552
28,698
5,677
177,218
143,676
1,150
493
13,870
31,114
5,466
25,648
15,108
8,672
29,291
7,251
36,727
33,542
2,598
590
30,354
10,409
185,857
149,644
1,168
267
14,646
32,478
4,869
27,609
16,636
8,560
29,833
7,195
38,861
36,213
2,566
679
32,968
11,928
202,672
163,551
1,765
199
16,269
38,275
4,866
33,409
16,366
8,750
31,020
8,646
42,261
39,121
2,912
761
35,448
8,581
219,819
176,715
1,980
339
17,697
42,182
5,446
36,736
17,270
8,096
34,651
8,478
46,022
43,104
3,545
792
38,767
8,571
234,397
188,318
1,936
271
17,820
45,143
6,449
38,694
18,028
8,826
37,275
8,630
50,389
46,079
3,783
811
41,485
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 other1......
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.
78
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
MINNESOTA
Table 5.— Personal Income for States and Counties of the Plains Region, 1984-89— Continued
[Thousands of dollars]
F a r i b a u l t , M in n e s o ta
1984
1985
1986
1987
F illm o r e , M in n e s o ta
1988
1989
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
In c o m e b y P la c e o f R e s id e n c e
Total personal income.............................................
Nonfarmpersonal income.........................................
Farmincome'......................................................
Population (thousands)2.............................................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............................
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 rent*...............................
Plus: Transfer payments..........................................
228,288
240,242
249,284
247,952
249,960
286,034
236,678
236,004
265,505
2 77,6 0 1
272,586
293,519
200,369
27,919
18.9
204,493
35,749
18.7
203,635
45,649
18.4
201,801
46,151
18.0
209,156
40,804
17.7
226,040
59,994
17.4
212,658
24,020
21.7
218,105
17,899
21.6
223,691
41,814
21.4
230,369
47,232
21.2
241,951
30,635
21.1
263,176
30,343
20.9
12,055
12,837
13,559
13,745
14,097
16,410
10,890
10,904
12,395
13 ,110
12,919
14 ,0 17
132,391
7,293
-2,186
122,912
65,013
40,363
142,465
7,937
-2,636
131,892
63,685
44,665
151,895
7,890
-2,417
141,588
62,467
45,229
152,950
8,078
-1,053
143,819
57,783
46,350
152,834
8,962
-1,157
142,715
60,052
47,193
176,200
10,015
-1,128
165,057
68,761
52,216
120,355
6,895
15,532
128,992
60,012
47,674
114,943
7,377
17,099
124,665
60,533
50,806
144,542
7,765
18,062
154,839
58,765
51,901
156,111
8,344
19,767
167,534
56,543
53,524
146,809
9,384
20,946
158,371
58,618
55,597
154,211
10,757
22,219
165,673
67,284
60,562
75,455
7,994
48,942
24,095
24,847
77,324
8,062
57,079
31,942
25,137
77,021
8,206
66,668
41,907
24,761
77,885
8,082
66,983
42,312
24,671
80,569
8,231
64,034
37,018
27,016
83,272
8,641
84,287
56,215
28,072
72,519
7,131
40,705
19,323
21,382
73,845
7,132
33,966
13,175
20,791
77,561
7,625
59,356
37,109
22,247
81,127
7,673
67,311
42,307
25,004
84,973
7,864
53,972
25,701
28,271
90,465
8,500
55,246
25,314
29,932
27,919
104,472
87,687
1,277
235
12,522
25,335
13,567
11,768
8,096
8,524
10,699
5,819
15,180
16,785
1,182
359
15,244
35,749
106,716
88,999
1,162
276
11,375
28,149
14,181
13,968
8,308
7,899
10,471
5,884
15,475
17,717
1,294
376
16,047
45,649
106,246
87,407
847
97
10,973
26,408
15,617
10,791
9,635
6,900
10,123
6,069
16,355
18,839
1,359
433
17,047
46,151
106,799
88,495
1,552
102
10,992
27,905
16,579
11,326
7,091
7,495
9,471
6,222
17,665
18,304
1,583
472
16,249
40,804
112,030
92,807
1,542
144
11,680
28,172
15,549
12,623
7,686
8,120
10,197
5,697
19,569
19,223
1,756
476
16,991
59,994
116,206
96,161
1,561
156
11,926
27,645
14,801
12,844
8,073
8,420
11,324
5,646
21,410
20,045
1,848
477
17,720
24,020
96,335
78,730
2,563
983
6,649
14,778
4,989
9,789
9,169
7,263
12,331
5,561
19,433
17,605
1,255
413
15,937
17,899
97,044
78,662
1,869
925
6,271
15,540
4,513
11,027
8,013
6,897
12,756
5,661
20,730
18,382
1,278
436
16,668
41,814
102,728
83,106
1,747
672
6,572
17,446
5,058
12,388
9,077
7,034
12,114
5,695
22,749
19,622
1,333
502
17,787
47,232
108,879
88,694
(0)
1»)
7,321
18,869
5,416
13,453
8,738
7,299
13,003
6,140
23,358
20,185
1,720
554
17,911
30,635
116,174
93,782
(0)
(0)
7,697
18,302
6,030
12,272
9,233
7,897
14,915
6,184
25,527
22,392
2,103
566
19,723
30,343
123,868
99,696
3,270
491
8,079
20,201
6,639
13,562
9,432
8,376
15,795
6,273
27,779
24,172
2,201
573
21,398
1988
1989
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..............................................
G o o d h u e , M in n e s o ta
F r e e b o r n , M in n e s o ta
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1984
1985
1986
1987
I n c o m e b y P la c e o f R e s id e n c e
Total personal income.............................................
Nonlarmpersonal income.........................................
Farmincome'......................................................
Population (thousands)2.............................................
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 rent5...............................
Plus: Transfer payments..........................................
408,247
4 16 ,176
439,041
456,973
475,863
524,032
472,70 1
495,179
538,120
561,867
588,735
641,3 73
382,832
25,415
35.4
389,349
26,827
34.9
398,600
40,441
34.5
410,792
46,181
34.2
435,997
39,866
34.2
463,347
60,685
33.9
451,449
21,252
39.4
474,758
20,421
39.4
495,693
42,427
39.6
524,565
37,302
39.7
558,765
29,970
40.1
603,532
37,841
40.4
11,539
11,915
12 ,716
13 ,3 77
13,928
15,437
12,007
12,563
13,595
14,147
14,664
15,865
271,904
17,384
-3,079
251,441
87,686
69,120
274,844
18,399
-1,264
255,181
86,975
74,020
296,800
18,949
-884
276,967
87,768
74,306
315,220
19,946
-884
294,390
84,934
77,649
331,206
22,592
-799
307,815
88,194
79,854
359,941
24,485
634
336,090
100,802
87,140
299,817
19,253
20,376
300,940
97,246
74,515
314,294
21,415
21,907
314,786
100,516
79,877
351,154
22,407
24,093
352,840
105,034
80,246
370,488
24,171
28,160
374,477
102,839
84,551
394,347
27,497
26,210
393,060
106,936
88,739
429,539
31,049
23,638
422,128
122,418
96,827
198,244
21,255
52,405
21,789
30,616
199,926
20,791
54,127
23,137
30,990
205,226
21,865
69,709
36,753
32,956
216,164
22,088
76,968
42,329
34,639
232,993
23,413
74,800
36,001
38,799
238,512
24,014
97,415
56,736
40,679
219,773
22,373
57,671
17,197
40,474
232,508
23,422
58,364
16,384
41,980
243,722
25,209
82,223
38,443
43,780
262,609
26,450
81,429
33,164
48,265
286,732
28,423
79,192
25,856
53,336
307,985
31,043
90,511
33,693
56,818
25,415
246,489
218,590
2,356
473
11,513
96,307
57,401
38,906
15,741
12,905
30,733
9,133
39,429
27,899
2,597
672
24,630
26,827
248,017
218,591
2,586
523
11,934
92,355
53,436
38,919
14,748
14,414
30,798
9,357
41,876
29,426
2,796
707
25,923
40,441
256,359
224,989
2,285
382
12,885
95,190
55,451
39,739
15,706
14,682
31,193
9,579
43,087
31,370
2,866
814
27,690
46,181
269,039
236,401
3,419
351
12,453
101,266
55,784
45,482
14,197
15,971
32,528
11,063
45,153
32,638
3,157
894
28,587
39,866
291,340
256,587
3,459
306
13,844
108,327
59,983
48,344
15,378
16,971
37,086
10,711
50,505
34,753
3,491
918
30,344
60,685
299,256
262,805
3,642
259
14,205
102,815
56,869
45,946
16,804
18,757
39,714
10,563
56,046
36,451
3,669
929
31,853
21,252
278,565
240,952
2,704
716
14,773
78,853
58,363
20,490
36,994
20,318
29,835
10,564
46,195
37,613
2,362
748
34,503
20,421
293,873
254,328
2,504
928
14,248
80,995
60,171
20,824
40,255
22,326
30,322
11,179
51,571
39,545
2,461
796
36,288
42,427
308,727
266,071
2,458
462
14,841
83,561
61,891
21,670
42,967
22,125
30,362
11,876
57,419
42,656
2,455
916
39,285
37,302
333,186
287,580
3,198
309
16,560
90,569
64,824
25,745
48,158
21,493
32,362
14,660
60,271
45,606
2,902
1,038
41,666
29,970
364,377
313,655
3,234
432
18,192
98,588
69,414
29,174
52,202
24,372
36,763
14,298
65,574
50,722
3,402
1,078
46,242
37,841
391,698
338,744
3,328
467
18,936
110,099
77,516
32,583
52,367
27,563
38,716
14,692
72,576
52,954
3,561
1,106
48,287
E a rn 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..............................................
See footnotes at end of tables.
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
MINNESOTA
79
Table 5.— Personal Income for States and Counties of the Plains Region, 19 8 4-8 9 — Continued
[Thousands of dollars]
G r a n t , M in n e s o ta
1984
1985
1986
1987
H e n n e p in , M in n e s o ta
1988
1989
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
In c o m e b y P la c e o f R e s id e n c e
Total personal income.............................................
Nonfarmpersonal income.........................................
Farmincome1......................................................
Population (thousands)2.............................................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............................
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 rent5..............................
Plus: Transfer payments...........................................
84,554
89,039
92,372
92,267
88,309
98,367
16,666,739
17,846,848
18 ,7 9 7 ,7 7 7
20,030,501
21,426,908
23,026,592
69,445
15,109
7.0
71,471
17,568
6.8
70,826
21,546
6.7
70,011
22,256
6.6
74,367
13,942
6.4
81,309
17,058
6.3
16,656,433
10,306
967.8
17,834,233
12,615
979.7
18,783,316
14,461
989.9
20,017,503
12,998
996.8
21,415,925
10,983
1,008.8
23,015,815
10,777
1,019.6
12,163
13,073
13,756
14,046
13,706
15,540
44,334
2,102
2,004
44,236
24,119
16,199
45,998
2,183
2,480
46,295
25,519
17,225
50,562
2,225
2,680
51,017
24,826
16,529
51,716
2,317
2,822
52,221
22,671
17,375
46,303
2,698
2,479
46,084
23,555
18,670
51,267
3,116
2,439
50,590
27,023
20,754
15,886,608
1,086,432
-2,839,610
11,960,566
2,768,802
1,937,371
20,808
1,801
21,725
13,013
8,712
21,061
1,854
23,083
15,450
7,633
21,150
1,897
27,515
19,446
8,069
21,850
1,884
27,982
20,078
7,904
23,457
2,106
20,740
11,771
8,969
24,654
2,292
24,321
14,858
9,463
13,619,784
1,339,956
926,868
6,344
920,524
15,109
29,225
22,405
558
138
2,545
281
(0)
(D)
1,880
3,905
4,616
2,156
6,326
6,820
480
132
6,208
17,568
28,430
21,710
590
(0)
2,321
(D)
(D)
(0)
1,091
3,837
4,699
2,065
6,650
6,720
469
138
6,113
21,546
29,016
22,021
576
104
2,260
370
(0)
(D)
1,944
3,628
4,251
2,117
6,771
6,995
479
157
6,359
22,256
29,460
22,383
630
123
2,108
419
(0)
(D)
2,180
3,722
3,883
2,119
7,199
7,077
639
172
6,266
13,942
32,361
24,670
674
132
2,696
1,365
(D)
(D)
2,576
3,735
4,214
2,061
7,217
7,691
799
173
6,719
17,058
34,209
26,229
716
144
2,907
1,471
372
1,099
2,658
3,762
4,215
2,222
8,134
7,980
845
174
6,961
17,222
18 ,2 17
17,230,696
1,234,365
-3,180,024
12,816,307
2,964,313
2,066,228
18,990
20,096
21,239
22,584
18,433,676
1,317,835
-3,578,603
13,537,238
3,157,505
2,103,034
20,027,510
1,419,780
-4,100,618
14,507,112
3,275,418
2,247,971
21,658,748
1,587,412
-4,471,221
15,600,115
3,413,865
2,412,928
23,053,933
1,739,920
-4,855,693
16,458,320
3,901,228
2,667,044
14,791,211
1,411,886
1,027,599
8,696 .
1,018,903
15,815,750
1,531,505
1,086,421
10,632
1,075,789
17,169,609
1,600,771
1,257,130
9,088
1,248,042
18,578,953
1,690,887
1,388,908
7,148
1,381,760
19,733,050
1,836,783
1,484,100
6,977
1,477,123
10,306
15,876,302
14,124,303
32,615
44,309
846,136
3,517,709
996,726
2,520,983
1,414,273
1,767,629
1,497,327
1,420,832
3,583,473
1,751,999
360,807
37,183
1,354,009
12,615
17,218,081
15,330,132
36,288
57,501
922,349
3,687,136
1,061,471
2,625,665
1,530,983
1,874,304
1,599,764
1,607,790
4,014,017
1,887,949
386,026
41,056
1,460,867
14,461
18,419,215
16,417,509
38,585
31,734
1,014,437
3,851,414
1,104,642
2,746,772
1,564,705
1,975,226
1,698,716
1,834,133
4,408,559
2,001,706
389,905
46,507
1,565,294
12,998
20,014,512
17,856,197
48,212
26,466
1,130,342
4,035,783
1,194,998
2,840,785
1,691,063
2,108,735
1,821,945
2,119,543
4,874,108
2,158,315
419,501
49,902
1,688,912
10,983
21,647,765
19,335,144
51,435
30,213
1,134,947
4,329,813
1,288,603
3,041,210
1,789,448
2,311,742
2,010,357
2,193,114
5,484,075
2,312,621
449,026
51,539
1,812,056
10,777
23,043,156
20,601,294
54,229
30,903
1,149,761
4,491,575
1,427,024
3,064,551
2,002,530
2,441,295
2,060,872
2,241,693
6,128,436
2,441,862
480,579
52,767
1,908,516
1984
1985
1988
1989
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 other7......
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..............................................
H o u s t o n , M in n e s o ta
1984
1985
1986
1987
H u b b a r d , M in n e s o ta
1988
1989
1986
1987
I n c o m e b y P la c e o f R e s id e n c e
Total personal income.............................................
Nonfarmpersonal income.........................................
Farmincome'......................................................
Population (thousands)2.............................................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............................
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 rent*..............................
Plus: Transfer payments...........................................
190 ,170
200,823
217,206
225,192
236,758
256,521
129,471
138,814
144,5 81
149,352
161,8 01
182,255
7,915
18.9
174,423
191,655
9,168
18.9
209,436
15,756
18.9
123,610
5,861
14.4
132,486
6,328
14.6
136,906
7,675
14.8
142,734
6,618
14.8
153,688
8,113
15.0
166,299
8,124
15.2
10,633
11,916
223,406
13,352
19.1
12,414
243,190
13,331
19.2
10,084
199,475
17,731
18.9
11,481
13,395
8,999
9,479
9,764
10,061
10,752
11,4 76
71,254
4,494
49,682
116,442
40,955
32,773
72,529
4,792
56,082
123,819
41,979
35,025
82,087
4,873
61,456
138,670
42,316
36,220
85,580
5,353
65,081
145,308
41,817
38,067
90,381
6,219
70,227
154,389
43,430
38,939
98,473
7,393
73,269
164,349
49,690
42,482
56,994
3,627
12,177
65,544
27,180
36,747
60,850
4,072
13,541
70,319
29,811
38,684
66,119
4,354
13,510
75,275
31,126
38,180
69,320
4,734
14,187
78,773
30,727
39,852
77,275
5,515
15,068
86,828
31,914
43,059
80,809
6,276
15,860
90,393
36,679
47,351
45,338
4,810
21,106
5,142
15,964
45,908
4,802
21,819
6,460
15,359
45,547
4,848
31,692
15,097
16,595
49,325
5,037
31,218
13,050
18,168
53,926
5,423
31,032
10,694
20,338
60,080
6,028
32,365
10,699
21,666
36,696
3,252
17,046
4,676
12,370
39,315
3,473
18,062
5,119
12,943
42,001
3,859
20,259
6,458
13,801
44,921
3,979
20,420
5,326
15,094
49,139
4,340
23,796
6,804
16,992
51,691
4,721
24,397
6,770
17,627
7,915
63,339
51,307
1,853
9,168
63,361
50,909
1,355
1,007
5,433
7,835
961
6,874
7,960
3,140 •
6,904
3,212
14,063
12,452
1,504
381
10,567
17,731
64,356
51,490
1,076
862
5,800
7,560
908
6,652
8,878
3,637
6,491
3,265
13,921
12,866
1,486
438
10,942
15,756
69,824
55,854
(»)
(0)
5,748
8,078
874
7,204
9,356
4,194
6,237
4,227
15,634
13,970
1,757
495
11,718
13,352
77,029
61,614
(D)
(0)
6,417
8,961
632
8,329
10,401
4,354
7,010
4,000
17,994
15,415
2,065
512
12,838
13,331
85,142
68,892
1,534
883
8,978
10,788
298
10,490
11,149
4,134
7,381
4,058
19,987
16,250
2,169
524
13,557
5,861
51,133
38,044
565
89
5,528
4,020
1,743
2,277
3,018
1,138
8,761
2,148
12,777
13,089
474
273
12,342
6,328
54,522
40,455
456
141
5,644
4,424
2,328
2,096
3,366
1,128
9,363
1,615
14,318
14,067
514
292
13,261
7,675
58,444
43,693
294
67
5,785
4,784
2,501
2,283
4,315
1,059
9,355
1,859
16,175
14,751
512
337
13,902
6,618
62,702
47,047
405
204
6,368
5,810
3,055
2,755
3,992
984
9,552
2,395
17,337
15,655
723
389
14,543
8,113
69,162
52,356
370
245
6,656
7,263
4,220
3,043
4,622
1,041
10,685
2,357
19,117
16,806
993
404
15,409
8,124
72,685
55,412
366
277
7,243
7,250
4,067
3,183
4,816
1,030
11,190
2,466
20,774
17,273
1,023
416
15,834
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 other7......
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)
5,369
7,654
1,173
6,481
8,178
(0)
6,975
3,175
13,154
12,032
1,394
358
10,280
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
MINNESOTA
Table 5.— Personal Income for States and Counties of the Plains Region, 1984-89— Continued
[Thousands of dollars]
Is a n t i , M in n e s o ta
1984
1985
1986
1987
I ta s c a , M in n e s o ta
1988
1989
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
In c o m e b y P la c e o f R e s id e n c e
Total personal income.............................................
Nonfarmpersonal income.........................................
Farmincome1......................................................
Population (thousands)".............................................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............................
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 ot residence......................
Plus: Dividends, interest, and rent5..............................
Plus: Transfer payments...........................................
260,793
2 77,9 4 7
300,366
317,862
338,495
365,183
419,9 78
437,520
447,349
453,840
479,066
518,399
253,511
7,282
24.7
269,179
8,768
25.0
289,554
10,812
25.0
310,238
7,624
25.4
333,720
4,775
26.1
359,183
6,000
26.4
418,674
1,304
42.8
435,958
1,562
42.8
444,905
2,444
42.4
452,296
1,544
42.0
477,492
1,574
41.9
517,354
1,045
41.7
10,557
11 ,12 0
12,018
12,500
12,992
13,812
9,814
10,230
10,553
10,812
11,426
12,436
121,073
7,418
75,206
188,861
33,657
38,275
125,342
7,951
82,921
200,312
35,940
41,695
133,560
8,343
94,100
219,317
38,864
42,185
140,029
9,038
104,900
235,891
37,962
44,009
151,916
10,465
110,494
251,945
39,400
47,150
162,660
11,812
117,004
267,852
45,072
52,259
268,048
17,901
1,875
252,022
68,226
99,730
275,570
19,326
3,436
259,680
72,754
105,086
276,076
19,233
6,995
263,838
78,199
105,312
278,702
19,496
7,916
267,122
76,620
110,098
298,618
21,873
7,514
284,259
79,589
115,218
320,235
24,752
7,488
302,971
91,173
124,255
88,918
8,656
23,499
6,231
17,268
91,074
8,540
25,728
7,736
17,992
94,884
8,899
29,777
9,810
19,967
103,497
9,211
27,321
6,604
20,717
114,602
10,109
27,205
3,779
23,426
122,281
10,960
29,419
5,020
24,399
215,858
24,056
28,134
1,024
27,110
222,728
23,705
29,137
1,285
27,852
221,739
23,511
30,826
2,172
28,654
223,991
22,811
31,900
1,262
30,638
239,242
24,327
35,049
1,293
33,756
256,939
26,987
36,309
763
35,546
7,282
113,791
81,653
459
224
11,507
23,189
7,287
15,902
6,674
2,145
11,573
3,072
22,810
32,138
905
489
30,744
8,768
116,574
82,455
457
154
11,805
21,485
7,845
13,640
6,591
2,367
12,180
3,139
24,277
34,119
960
503
32,656
10,812
122,748
86,363
601
72
13,337
19,861
7,570
12,291
7,085
2,319
12,671
3,339
27,078
36,385
949
578
34,858
7,624
132,405
93,724
1,058
74
13,616
20,842
7,202
13,640
7,027
2,360
13,409
3,796
31,542
38,681
1,222
686
36,773
4,775
147,141
105,803
1,324
106
15,039
23,270
7,186
16,084
7,982
2,545
14,887
4,042
36,608
41,338
1,536
727
39,075
6,000
156,660
114,591
1,272
114
14,801
24,678
8,046
16,632
8,752
2,982
15,632
4,326
42,034
42,069
1,606
737
39,726
1,304
266,744
208,178
2,640
36,075
13,198
55,613
43,792
11,821
26,618
6,564
26,182
6,886
34,402
58,566
3,486
814
54,266
1,562
274,008
211,163
2,059
32,285
12,542
58,370
45,986
12,384
27,959
6,531
26,311
6,926
38,180
62,845
3,756
865
58,224
2,444
273,632
207,279
949
1,544
277,158
207,769
1,083
1,574
297,044
224,994
1,969
(D)
13,044
63,861
50,384
13,477
28,266
7,103
28,790
8,331
(0)
72,050
4,938
1,126
65,986
1,045
319,190
243,653
2,608
(0)
15,367
67,778
53,733
14,045
30,136
7,804
30,929
7,983
(D)
75,537
5,680
1,141
68,716
1988
1989
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 other7......
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..............................................
J a c k s o n , M in n e s o ta
1984
1985
1986
1987
(0 )
12,910
62,818
49,434
13,384
25,941
6,896
25,484
7,502
(0)
66,353
4,075
995
61,283
(0 )
12,185
61,910
48,819
13,091
26,566
6,223
26,940
9,381
(D)
69,389
4,561
1,098
63,730
K a n a b e c , M in n e s o ta
1988
1989
1984
1985
1986
1987
In c o m e b y P la c e o f R e s id e n c e
Total personal income.............................................
Nonfarmpersonal income.........................................
farm income'......................................................
Population (thousands)2.............................................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............................
Derivation of total personal income:
Total earnings by place of work..................................
Less: Personal contributions for social insurance3...............
Plus: Adjustment lot residence....................................
Equals: Net earnings by place of residence......................
Plus: Dividends, interest, and rent"...............................
Plus: Transfer payments..........................................
153,387
15 6,737
164,440
170,265
165,623
202,378
121,0 47
126,145
135,421
142,296
149,494
158,401
136,685
16,702
13.6
135,668
21,069
13.5
131,818
32,622
13.2
131,483
38,782
12.8
136,593
29,030
12.6
148,006
54,372
12.4
117,779
3,268
12.4
123,184
2,961
12.6
129,899
5,522
12.4
137,592
4,704
12,6
145,794
3,700
12.9
155,110
3,291
13.0
11,286
11,625
12,476
13,336
13,128
16,387
9,729
9,993
10,897
11,296
11,606
12,203
86,378
4,749
2,212
83,841
43,845
25,701
91,298
5,114
1,203
87,387
42,490
26,860
95,592
4,564
4,656
95,684
40,588
28,168
98,836
4,405
7,216
101,647
38,913
29,705
91,743
4,840
7,961
94,864
40,397
30,362
120,893
5,537
7,783
123,139
46,311
32,928
64,070
4,230
17,923
77,763
19,407
23,877
65,929
4,600
18,401
79,730
20,591
25,824
73,487
4,961
19,310
87,836
21,734
25,851
78,113
5,365
20,663
93,411
21,756
27,129
79,185
5,776
24,485
97,894
22,604
28,996
82,950
6,434
24,453
100,969
25,999
31,433
50,525
5,112
30,741
13,847
16,894
51,368
5,138
34,792
18,201
16,591
45,934
4,612
45,046
29,771
15,275
43,617
4,194
51,025
35,804
15,221
44,796
4,274
42,673
26,055
16,618
47,654
4,624
68,615
51,350
17,265
48,064
4,716
11,290
2,617
8,673
49,567
4,788
11,574
2,303
9,271
53,585
5,439
14,463
4,863
9,600
58,033
5,771
14,309
4,011
10,298
58,888
5,679
14,618
3,000
11,618
62,179
6,104
14,667
2,574
12,093
16,702
69,676
56,846
1,121
108
6,304
18,724
305
18,419
4,496
4,714
8,271
3,464
9,644
12,830
636
259
11,935
21,069
70,229
57,054
1,006
147
6,164
20,356
328
20,028
4,625
4,547
7,398
3,272
9,539
13,175
692
271
12,212
32,622
62,970
48,717
1,025
70
5,794
13,575
387
13,188
4,553
3,743
6,688
3,451
9,818
14,253
725
312
13,216
38,782
60,054
45,074
1,459
82
5,113
9,463
424
9,039
4,903
4,101
6,487
3,709
9,757
14,980
874
334
13,772
29,030
62,713
46,692
1,436
118
5,205
8,806
499
8,307
5,359
4,430
7,455
3,362
10,521
16,021
945
339
14,737
54,372
66,521
49,739
1,484
126
5,151
10,531
524
10,007
5,436
4,500
7,787
2,978
11,746
16,782
976
338
15,468
3,268
60,802
49,979
798
55
11,385
12,133
7,233
4,900
1,482
1,547
12,098
1,671
8,810
10,823
604
237
9,982
2,961
62,968
51,760
687
90
12,362
11,603
7,097
4,506
1,484
1,372
13,200
1,722
9,240
11,208
648
253
10,307
5,522
67,965
56,383
596
(L)
12,594
14,082
(0)
(0)
1,766
1,430
14,109
2,061
9,714
11,582
687
292
10,603
4,704
73,409
60,996
779
3,700
75,485
61,896
767
55
12,984
14,901
(D)
(0)
1,764
1,344
15,860
2,434
11,787
13,589
1,054
346
12,189
3,291
79,659
64,930
784
59
13,867
14,875
(0)
(0)
1,845
1,578
16,426
2,652
12,844
14,729
1,100
355
13,274
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 other7......
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.
id
14,091
15,290
(»)
(D)
1,547
1,343
14,815
2,435
10,659
12,413
881
329
11,203
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
MINNESOTA
81
Table 5.— Personal Income for States and Counties of the Plains Region, 1984-89— Continued
[Thousands of dollars]
K a n d i y o h i, M in n e s o ta
1984
1985
1986
1987
K it t s o n , M in n e s o ta
1988
1989
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
In c o m e b y P la c e o f R e s id e n c e
Total personal income.............................................
Nonfarmpersonal income.........................................
Farmincome1......................................................
Population (thousands)2.............................................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............................
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 rent5..............................
Plus: Transfer payments...........................................
4 0 7 ,1 7 1
43 1,212
46 7,716
490,966
519,5 72
572,3 77
92,402
96,545
90,260
89,927
89,245
387,929
19,242
38.1
409,297
21,915
38.0
430,107
37,609
38.1
453,703
37,263
38.3
489,360
30,212
38.8
530,624
41,753
39.1
62,557
48,742
6.5
62,341
30,061
6.4
63,441
33,104
6.3
64,455
25,805
6.3
67,695
22,232
6.2
73,780
15,465
6.1
10,675
11,346
12,272
12,825
13,395
14,644
17,13 6
14 ,5 17
15,386
14,435
14,594
14,628
271,378
16,751
-1,957
252,670
83,525
70,976
284,613
18,363
-2,043
264,207
89,470
77,535
316,005
19,437
-1,854
294,714
92,492
80,510
333,751
20,692
-1,387
311,672
93,292
86,002
357,732
23,775
-2,609
331,348
97,029
91,195
392,040
26,684
-3,695
361,661
110,987
99,729
74,668
1,812
3,227
76,083
18,270
16,946
56,044
1,912
3,274
57,406
18,258
16,738
59,679
1,959
3,308
61,028
18,832
16,685
53,754
2,073
3,373
55,054
17,925
17,281
51,356
2,289
3,696
52,763
18,706
18,458
46,608
2,630
3,567
47,545
21,421
20,279
200,166
17,662
53,550
14,833
38,717
209,551
18,232
56,830
17,482
39,348
221,572
19,655
74,778
33,214
41,564
236,480
20,177
77,094
32,709
44,385
259,548
22,051
76,133
25,680
50,453
277,110
24,124
90,806
37,171
53,635
21,956
1,862
50,850
45,422
5,428
22,448
1,946
31,650
26,800
4,850
22,335
2,001
35,343
29,953
5,390
23,810
2,014
27,930
22,639
5,291
24,162
2,066
25,128
19,164
5,964
25,660
2,252
18,696
12,478
6,218
19,242
252,136
190,442
1,698
312
24,592
25,240
15,539
9,701
22,374
21,811
34,843
9,804
49,768
61,694
3,717
747
57,230
21,915
262,698
196,697
1,757
631
24,357
27,935
18,414
9,521
23,125
20,931
34,577
9,983
53,401
66,001
3,915
769
61,317
37,609
278,396
206,682
1,685
335
23,752
31,424
21,998
9,426
22,964
21,790
34,908
10,817
59,007
71,714
4,110
886
66,718
37,263
296,488
219,437
3,035
364
25,261
35,234
24,191
11,043
21,560
22,834
35,955
12,953
62,241
77,051
4,606
1,002
71,443
30,212
327,520
244,480
3,012
429
27,138
41,453
29,063
12,390
23,052
25,164
39,470
13,995
70,767
83,040
5,107
1,042
76,891
41,753
350,287
261,607
2,470
475
29,941
45,971
32,067
13,904
22,455
27,348
41,192
14,592
77,163
88,680
5,345
1,094
82,241
48,742
25,926
17,610
283
83
1,697
234
(D)
(D)
2,311
2,782
4,034
1,123
5,063
8,316
1,186
125
7,005
30,061
25,983
17,488
242
103
1,501
219
(D)
(D)
2,446
3,145
3,586
1,082
5,164
8,495
1,252
129
7,114
33,104
26,575
18,075
494
64
1,532
245
(D)
(0)
2,851
2,974
3,538
1,116
5,261
8,500
1,209
148
7,143
25,805
27,949
18,807
602
68
1,523
226
(0)
(D)
2,597
3,313
3,320
1,370
5,788
9,142
1,351
163
7,628
22,232
29,124
19,438
616
111
1,602
175
(0)
(D)
2,694
3,196
3,582
1,270
6,192
9,686
1,516
165
8,005
15,465
31,143
20,618
685
109
1,649
231
(D)
(D)
2,794
3,462
3,760
1,286
6,642
10,525
1,680
167
8,678
1988
1989
111,299
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 other7......
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..............................................
K o o c h ic h in g , M in n e s o ta
1984
1985
1986
1987
L a c q u i P a r le , M in n e s o ta
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
In c o m e b y P la c e o f R e s id e n c e
Total personal income.............................................
Nonfarmpersonal income.........................................
Farmincome1......................................................
Population (thousands)’ .............................................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............................
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 rent5..............................
Plus.- Transfer payments...........................................
172,270
166,528
156,9 72
162,161
173,722
198,929
171,334
936
16.6
165,637
891
16.2
155,068
1,904
15.4
160,805
1,356
14.9
172,722
1,000
14.8
198,502
427
14.3
92,865
12,621
10.4
93,751
23,855
10.2
94,531
27,213
10.0
94,734
30,212
9.7
98,707
19,287
9.6
105,815
19,032
9.3
10,370
10,300
10 ,212
10,864
1 1 ,7 7 1
13,882
10,183
11,484
12,182
12,819
12,352
13,364
122,617
8,276
(L)
114,312
20,361
37,597
108,599
7,708
-164
100,727
23,147
42,654
101,296
7,178
-66
94,052
22,682
40,238
106,389
7,595
-349
98,445
21,438
42,278
115,298
8,653
-560
106,085
22,280
45,357
150,443
11,834
-13,665
124,944
25,436
48,549
55,364
3,049
3,490
55,805
28,710
20,971
65,844
3,187
3,382
66,039
29,164
22,403
69,937
3,220
3,487
70,204
28,706
22,834
73,845
3,339
3,801
74,307
27,058
23,581
66,560
3,824
3,782
66,518
28,054
23,422
67,113
4,235
3,908
66,786
32,212
25,849
98,327
10,526
13,764
559
13,205
86,338
8,664
13,597
526
13,071
79,411
8,009
13,876
1,551
12,325
83,780
8,298
14,311
995
13,316
90,865
8,920
15,513
647
14,866
121,899
12,870
15,674
78
15,596
31,474
3,225
20,665
10,868
9,797
31,089
3,190
31,565
22,074
9,491
30,785
3,186
35,966
25,442
10,524
31,872
3,163
38,810
28,376
10,434
33,903
3,373
29,284
17,456
11,828
34,136
3,488
29,489
17,175
12,314
936
121,681
99,775
2,167
108
4,097
57,330
53,820
3,510
5,593
1,940
11,332
1,894
15,314
21,906
3,124
315
18,467
891
107,708
84,452
1,016
150
3,791
43,377
40,060
3,317
5,670
1,946
10,304
2,150
16,048
23,256
3,294
327
19,635
1,904
99,392
77,652
172
104
3,708
35,983
32,547
3,436
6,099
1,851
9,947
2,022
17,766
21,740
3,282
376
18,082
1,356
105,033
82,332
434
80
4,630
37,262
33,552
3,710
6,039
1,837
10,633
2,608
18,809
22,701
3,529
391
18,781
1,000
114,298
90,634
258
112
5,762
39,858
35,891
3,967
6,803
2,055
12,279
2,396
21,111
23,664
3,856
397
19,411
427
150,016
125,514
204
119
20,430
55,334
50,985
4,349
7,283
2,346
13,870
2,682
23,246
24,502
4,095
392
20,015
12,621
42,743
33,971
259
166
3,091
7,327
6,410
917
2,471
5,468
5,381
2,680
7,128
8,772
744
197
7,831
23,855
41,989
33,072
214
107
2,937
7,205
6,261
944
2,067
4,955
5,058
3,011
7,518
8,917
807
206
7,904
27,213
42,724
33,256
201
80
2,171
7,054
6,000
1,054
3,542
5,031
4,923
2,355
7,899
9,468
827
238
8,403
30,212
43,633
33,514
282
119
1,991
7,085
5,856
1,229
3,091
5,216
4,989
2,614
8,127
10,119
1,014
255
8,850
19,287
47,273
36,233
297
152
1,984
7,814
6,491
1,323
3,427
5,205
5,778
2,666
8,910
11,040
1,201
256
9,583
19,032
48,081
36,524
328
108
1,919
7,565
6,349
1,216
3,441
5,267
6,028
2,708
9,160
11,557
1,303
256
9,998
105,486
117,6 06
121,74 4
124,946
117,994
124,847
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 other7......
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.
82
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
MINNESOTA
Table 5.— Personal Income for States and Counties of the Plains Region, 1984-89— Continued
[Thousands of dollars]
L a k e , M in n e s o ta
1984
1985
1986
L a k e o f th e W o o d s , M in n e s o ta
1987
1988
1989
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
In c o m e b y P la 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 .........................................................................................................................
103,693
106,509
106,009
10 2,471
105,878
117,8 5 4
37,584
38,495
41,5 13
42,686
45,9 71
50,801
Nonfarmpersonal income.........................................
Farmincome1......................................................
Population (thousands)*.............................................
103,575
118
11.9
106,393
116
11.7
105,786
223
11.6
102,314
157
11.3
105,760
118
117,779
75
10.9
34,538
3,046
3.8
36,399
2,096
3.8
37,527
3,986
3.8
39,572
3,114
3.8
41,833
4,138
3.9
45,835
4,966
4.0
P e r c a p ita p e rs o n a l in c o m e ( d o l l a r s ) ..........................................................................
8 ,74 7
9,139
9 ,12 7
9,048
9,557
10,809
10,006
10,146
11,035
11 ,3 4 1
11,697
12,764
65,797
4,461
-1,231
60,105
17,833
25,755
66,434
4,803
-951
60,680
18,219
27,610
61,683
4,497
-432
56,754
20,004
29,251
55,226
4,081
260
51,405
20,516
30,550
59,734
4,642
-111
54,981
21,338
29,559
68,982
5,619
-820
62,543
24,387
30,924
20,203
1,172
1,550
20,581
8,262
8,741
20,231
1,298
2,051
20,984
8,274
9,237
22,161
1,301
2,467
23,327
8,854
9,332
21,786
1,358
3,460
23,888
8,733
10,065
24,426
1,553
3,592
26,465
9,075
10,431
27,473
1,833
3,467
29,107
10,452
11,242
53,580
5,800
6,417
108
6,309
53,788
5,426
7,220
107
7,113
49,447
4,720
7,516
214
7,302
44,050
3,539
7,637
146
7,491
47,526
3,844
8,364
107
8,257
55,471
4,909
8,602
64
8,538
13,967
1,434
4,802
2,555
2,247
14,676
1,477
4,078
1,604
2,474
14,646
1,488
6,027
3,500
2,527
15,139
1,470
5,177
2,614
2,563
16,319
1,616
6,491
3,641
2,850
18,325
1,831
7,317
4,467
2,850
118
65,679
51,747
714
(D)
2,497
6,915
(D)
(D)
(D)
748
5,727
1,356
9,591
13,932
1,341
280
12,311
116
66,318
51,744
500
223
61,460
46,185
251
(D)
2,281
6,665
(D)
157
55,069
38,981
315
417
2,219
6,795
(D)
118
59,616
42,890
290
118
2,243
8,915
208
8,707
75
68,907
51,563
265
3,046
17,157
12,013
193
(L)
623
3,598
(D)
(D)
2,111
330
1,624
620
2,880
5,144
647
327
4,170
2,096
18,135
12,730
146
(L)
677
3,768
3,986
18,175
12,700
82
0)1
665
3,769
(D)
(D)
2,509
284
1,826
696
2,850
5,475
622
321
4,532
3,114
18,672
13,130
90
(L)
694
3,554
4,138
20,288
14,354
89
(L)
772
4,160
4,966
22,507
16,157
86
(L)
889
4,370
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 rent*..............................
Plus: Transfer payments..........................................
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 other7......
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 )
2,218
6,626
(D)
(0 )
(D)
752
6,241
1,301
10,951
14,574
1,449
288
12,837
(0 )
(D)
900
6,600
1,407
11,259
15,275
1,347
323
13,605
(0 )
(D)
862
6,761
1,901
(D)
16,088
1,334
296
14,458
ili
(0 )
1,447
7,107
1,615
(D)
16,726
1,358
297
15,071
(0 )
2,246
11,704
309
11,395
(D)
1,575
8,206
1,650
(D)
17,344
1,321
298
15,725
(0 )
(0)
2,452
300
1,722
524
3,098
5,405
638
310
4,457
1985
1986
1987
(0 )
(0 )
(D)
2,301
280
1,905
698
3,588
5,542
631
185
4,726
(D)
2,549
357
2,084
637
3,676
5,934
752
222
4,960
(D)
2,775
413
2,297
615
4,680
6,350
795
227
5,328
L in c o ln , M in n e s o ta
L e S u e u r , M in n e s o ta
1984
(0 )
1988
1989
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
I n c o m e b y P la 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 .........................................................................................................................
284,529
295,929
314,905
329,352
330,480
353,938
75,135
82,248
88,321
96,324
88,080
95,990
Nontarmpersonal income.........................................
Farmincome*......................................................
Population (thousands)’ .............................................
270,073
14,456
23,6
279,265
16,664
23.6
291,757
23,148
23.5
302,388
26,964
23.4
314,587
15,893
23.4
333,937
20,001
23.3
65,525
9,610
7.8
68,539
13,709
7.7
70,813
17,508
7.5
71,384
24,940
7.4
74,966
13,114
7.2
81,004
14,986
7.1
P e r c a p ita p e rs o n a l in c o m e ( d o l la r s ) ..........................................................................
12,068
12,550
13,397
14,080
14,136
15 ,170
9,580
10,666
11 ,73 1
13,026
12,194
13,571
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 rent’..............................
Plus: Transfer payments...........................................
134,252
8,445
55,790
181,597
57,988
44,944
140,147
9,242
56,918
187,823
59,649
48,457
153,669
9,699
60,612
204,582
61,698
48,625
163,731
10,189
66,152
219,694
59,166
50,492
159,610
11,255
69,030
217,385
61,408
51,687
170,034
12,507
69,942
227,469
70,257
56,212
35,207
1,874
4,362
37,695
21,244
16,196
40,275
2,073
4,672
42,874
21,830
17,544
46,232
2,231
4,856
48,857
21,710
17,754
54,450
2,349
5,227
57,328
20,376
18,620
44,716
2,697
5,606
47,625
21,145
19,310
47,736
3,100
5,776
50,412
24,277
21,301
91,021
10,583
32,648
12,272
20,376
94,902
10,695
34,550
14,477
20,073
98,920
11,495
43,254
20,978
22,276
104,313
11,815
47,603
24,699
22,904
108,537
11,903
39,170
13,629
25,541
112,976
12,692
44,366
17,701
26,665
16,898
1,507
16,802
8,605
8,197
17,075
1,523
21,677
12,719
8,958
17,827
1,629
26,776
16,539
10,237
18,674
1,582
34,194
23,942
10,252
19,369
1,642
23,705
12,131
11,574
19,917
1,740
26,079
14,007
12,072
14,456
119,796
104,012
530
500
9,989
45,419
20,528
24,891
5,430
7,227
12,550
4,533
17,834
15,784
1,356
449
13,979
16,664
123,483
107,040
706
580
9,959
47,239
20,255
26,984
5,272
6,815
12,178
4,716
19,575
16,443
1,396
475
14,572
23,148
130,521
112,774
674
352
11,526
48,920
21,235
27,685
5,521
7,564
12,150
4,845
21,222
17,747
1,423
547
15,777
26,964
136,767
118,042
959
451
11,670
49,783
20,847
28,936
5,594
8,844
12,306
5,983
22,452
18,725
1,645
612
16,468
15,893
143,717
123,480
1,019
604
12,440
49,134
20,340
28,794
5,975
9,892
13,378
5,581
25,457
20,237
1,813
628
17,796
20,001
150,033
129,260
1,058
529
12,986
51,342
21,779
29,563
6,210
9,563
14,175
5,638
27,759
20,773
1,915
638
18,220
9,610
25,597
19,629
479
52
2,239
458
(D)
(D)
2,430
2,352
4,011
1,199
6,409
5,968
560
149
5,259
13,709
26,566
20,442
398
70
2,105
449
(0)
(D)
2,915
2,245
3,887
1,250
7,123
6,124
588
157
5,379
17,508
28,724
22,273
342
(L)
2,373
464
(D)
(D)
3,370
2,198
3,826
1,545
8,126
6,451
624
179
5,648
24,940
29,510
22,522
628
(L)
2,074
465
(0)
(0)
3,448
2,698
3,784
1,254
8,136
6,988
790
194
6,004
13,114
31,602
24,415
599
50
2,131
475
(D)
14,986
32,750
25,532
629
54
2,128
441
(D)
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 other7......
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 )
4,157
2,832
4,058
1,040
9,073
7,187
889
194
6,104
m
4,248
2,962
4,209
1,024
9,837
7,218
922
193
6,103
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
MINNESOTA
83
Table 5.— Personal Income for States and Counties of the Plains Region, 1984-89— Continued
[Thousands of dollars]
M cLeod, Minnesota
Lyo n , Minnesota
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
368,053
358,317
9,736
30.7
11,987
394,846
382,876
11,970
30.9
12,798
419,848
400,623
19,225
31.4
13,371
449,348
430,238
19,110
31.7
14,191
471,753
460,402
11,351
32.2
14,642
509,407
489,749
19,658
32.7
15,570
278,770
18,988
-16,917
242,865
79,814
62,137
270,892
17,888
-11,483
241,521
75,427
51,105
289,632
20,152
-9,007
260,473
79,476
54,897
315,848
21,428
-11,614
282,806
83,113
53,929
348,045
23,675
-13,834
310,536
82,423
56,389
365,283
26,485
-13,660
325,138
85,619
60,996
383,782
28,322
-12,483
342,977
97,990
68,440
182,755
17,656
56,368
21,536
34,832
195,272
19,426
64,072
27,422
36,650
214,069
24,007
32,816
6,354
26,462
227,929
25,128
36,575
8,615
27,960
242,896
27,249
45,703
15,920
29,783
271,532
29,650
46,863
15,690
31,173
291,463
31,041
42,779
7,961
34,818
297,511
32,843
53,428
16,254
37,174
24,464
232,315
183,772
2,438
159
21,738
59,103
44,289
14,814
11,841
11,442
25,532
11,864
39,655
48,543
3,937
671
43,935
30,416
248,354
195,689
2,426
172
23,752
62,047
47,777
14,270
11,958
12,010
26,458
14,019
42,847
52,665
4,001
683
47,981
9,736
261,156
229,266
1,137
759
20,987
126,508
84,240
42,268
12,325
12,615
22,534
7,159
25,242
31,890
1,631
583
29,676
11,970
277,662
245,026
852
787
19,894
140,676
88,349
52,327
13,376
11,956
23,143
7,550
26,792
32,636
1,763
623
30,250
19,225
296,623
260,946
969
565
20,579
149,423
91,440
57,983
14,756
12,584
24,259
7,737
30,074
35,677
1,859
717
33,101
19,110
328,935
290,566
1,516
544
22,661
171,380
96,982
74,398
14,341
13,558
24,634
9,378
32,554
38,369
2,179
828
35,362
11,351
353,932
311,901
1,517
524
23,638
181,620
94,609
87,011
16,631
16,000
26,896
9,241
35,834
42,031
2,443
866
38,722
19,658
364,124
319,197
1,675
637
26,281
177,292
100,298
76,994
18,034
17,895
28,720
9,339
39,324
44,927
2,550
895
41,482
1988
1989
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1985
1986
1987
Per capita personal income (dollars)....................................................
287,959
273,417
14,542
25.5
11,309
309,705
285,070
24,635
25.2
12,274
323,612
291,584
32,028
24.9
13,007
341,184
306,787
34,397
24.8
13,742
351,707
327,243
24,464
25.0
14,071
384,816
354,400
30,416
24.9
15,431
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 rent1...............................
Plus: Transfer payments...........................................
201,126
12,474
-12,604
176,048
65,052
46,859
219,099
13,664
-13,026
192,409
66,803
50,493
232,322
14,046
-13,350
204,926
67,269
51,417
248,750
15,029
-14,531
219,190
67,141
54,853
256,779
16,961
-15,298
224,520
69,729
57,458
146,475
14,590
40,061
11,795
28,266
153,192
15,074
50,833
21,844
28,989
158,226
16,026
58,070
29,240
28,830
169,558
16,698
62,494
31,481
31,013
14,542
186,584
148,881
1,525
267
20,160
46,162
31,747
14,415
9,364
11,294
23,030
9,269
27,810
37,703
3,072
485
34,146
24,635
194,464
154,023
1,324
330
18,427
48,023
34,184
13,839
10,167
11,221
22,851
10,177
31,503
40,441
3,181
510
36,750
32,028
200,294
157,737
1,013
149
16,863
49,898
36,200
13,698
11,616
10,879
23,144
10,462
33,713
42,557
3,231
587
38,739
34,397
214,353
168,850
2,435
124
21,279
53,422
40,032
13,390
11,192
10,998
23,597
12,200
33,603
45,503
3,518
650
41,335
1984
Income by Place of Residence
Total personal income....................................................................................
Nonfarmpersonal Income.........................................
Farmincome*......................................................
Population (thousands)1.............................................
1988
1989
1984
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 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..............................................
Marshall, Minnesota
M ahnomen, Minnesota
1984
1985
1986
1987
Income by Place of Residence
Per capita personal income (dollars)....................................................
59,336
43,201
16,135
5.4
11,035
53,065
46,208
6,857
5.4
9,862
58,547
46,719
11,828
5.3
11,032
56,641
46,023
10,618
5.3
10,756
57,489
47,817
9,672
5.3
10,950
64,987
51,506
13,481
5.2
12,471
176,206
98,749
77,457
12.5
14,143
154,334
100,662
53,672
12.3
12,509
157,243
102,455
54,788
12.1
13,035
150,639
103,346
47,293
11.9
12,677
148,010
109,661
38,349
11.8
12,541
155,488
118,137
37,351
11.6
13,359
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 rent1...............................
Plus: Transfer payments...........................................
34,017
1,220
691
33,488
9,892
15,956
25,512
1,351
753
24,914
11,094
17,057
31,975
1,445
762
31,292
10,902
16,353
30,853
1,480
864
30,237
10,149
16,255
31,713
1,697
899
30,915
10,537
16,037
36,888
1,954
807
35,741
12,105
17,141
116,823
2,805
5,701
119,719
29,931
26,556
94,050
3,029
6,732
97,753
30,174
26,407
96,939
3,139
7,647
101,447
29,296
26,500
90,758
3,286
8,439
95,911
27,601
27,127
84,070
3,677
8,867
89,260
28,820
29,930
84,870
4,161
8,945
89,654
32,970
32,864
12,113
1,084
20,820
15,256
5,564
12,788
1,152
11,572
5,966
5,606
13,646
1,238
17,091
10,935
6,156
14,578
1,285
14,990
9,678
5,312
15,743
1,407
14,563
8,726
5,837
16,705
1,534
18,649
12,510
6,139
30,862
2,761
83,200
73,252
9,948
31,834
2,940
59,276
49,442
9,834
32,601
3,035
61,303
50,600
10,703
34,025
3,026
53,707
42,967
10,740
35,919
3,205
44,946
34,051
10,895
37,740
3,425
43,705
33,015
10,690
16,135
17,882
12,246
173
6,857
18,655
12,665
148
11,828
20,147
13,520
131
(L)
937
768
0»
(0)
4,063
780
2,802
887
3,139
6,627
462
124
6,041
10,618
20,235
13,250
151
a)
843
685
(D)
(0)
3,510
851
2,743
1,086
3,367
6,985
564
137
6,284
9,672
22,041
14,383
148
a)
1,022
670
(0)
(0)
3,720
955
3,031
1,100
3,717
7,658
668
141
6,849
13,481
23,407
15,218
153
(L)
1,012
839
(0)
(D)
3,799
1,043
3,215
1,111
4,024
8,189
705
142
7,342
77,457
39,366
28,621
607
86
5,065
1,130
198
932
2,851
4,026
5,393
3,593
5,870
10,745
1,094
237
9,414
53,672
40,378
28,737
565
106
4,799
1,311
279
1,032
2,534
3,799
5,371
4,048
6,204
11,641
1,318
248
10,075
54,788
42,151
29,571
634
59
4,410
1,525
365
1,160
2,926
3,905
5,099
4,387
6,626
12,580
1,493
286
10,801
47,293
43,465
30,151
710
59
4,652
1,696
687
1,009
2,794
3,961
5,340
4,130
6,809
13,314
1,736
311
11,267
38,349
45,721
31,582
660
76
4,939
2,219
901
1,318
3,086
4,232
5,674
3,065
7,631
14,139
1,983
317
11,839
37,351
47,519
32,602
656
82
4,827
2,627
404
2,223
3,084
4,516
5,859
2,459
8,492
14,917
2,076
318
12,523
Total personal income.....................................................................................
Nonfarmpersonal income.........................................
Farmincome'......................................................
Population (thousands)1.............................................
Earnings by Place of Work
Earnings by type:
Wages and salaries................................................
Other labor income................................................
Proprietors’ income6...............................................
Farm............................................................
Nonfarm........................................................
Earnings by industry:
Farm...............................................................
Nonfarm............................................................
Private..........................................................
Agricultural services, forestry, fisheries, and other7......
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.
(L)
(L)
1,131
472
1,179
694
(D)
(D)
3,406
863
2,648
778
2,913
5,990
366
108
5,516
(D)
(D)
3,463
861
2,521
784
2,817
5,636
336
103
5,197
84
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
MINNESOTA
Table 5.— Personal Income for States and Counties of the Plains Region, 1984-89— Continued
[Thousands of dollars]
M a r t i n , M in n e s o ta
1984
1985
1986
1987
M e e k e r , M in n e s o ta
1988
1989
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
In c o m e b y P la c e o f R e s id e n c e
Total personal income.............................................
Nonfarmpersonal income.........................................
Farmincome1..........................................
Population (thousands)“.............................................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............................
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 rent“...............................
Plus: Transfer payments...........................................
312,709
326,852
351,062
355,397
351,624
402,847
230,359
287,762
24,947
25.0
245,001
295,968
30,884
24.9
256,636
298,225
52,837
24.4
271,9 97
300,756
54,641
23.9
278,064
309,300
42,324
23.4
337,799
65,048
23.0
298,782
215,873
14,486
21.1
225,576
19,425
21.1
227,720
28,916
21.1
239,143
32,854
21.0
12,500
254,804
23,260
21.4
13 ,13 7
14 ,4 1 7
27Í376
25,406
216
14,894
15,009
17,529
10,918
11,600
12,154
12,965
12,976
13,863
195,447
11,960
5,628
189,115
77,960
45,634
205,248
12,920
5,661
197,989
78,822
50,041
228,004
12,959
5,559
220,604
77,155
53,303
228,777
12,977
5,929
221,729
77,148
56,520
220,593
13,980
6,839
213,452
80,219
57,953
258,321
15,992
5,805
248,134
91,785
62,928
123,410
7,627
28,905
144,688
46,070
39,601
134,353
8,506
30,740
156,587
46,500
41,914
140,511
8,224
34,412
166,699
47,179
42,758
148,198
8,596
42,155
181,757
46,430
43,810
151,079
9,992
42,263
183,350
48,268
46,446
159,384
11120
44,682
192^946
55*288
50Í548
135,420
14,285
45,742
20,470
25,272
138,767
14,435
52,046
26,377
25,669
138,708
14,609
74,687
48,377
26,310
137,210
13,660
77,907
50,037
27,870
138,791
13,365
68,437
37,752
30,685
149,719
15,250
93,352
60,439
32,913
86,115
8,765
28,530
10,860
17,670
92,089
9,349
32,915
15,828
17,087
88,337
8,938
43,236
25,369
17,867
91,351
9,046
47,801
29,172
18,629
100,753
9,898
40,428
19,605
20,823
105,044
10,570
43,770
21,728
22,042
24,947
170,500
149,191
1,152
315
10,797
53,280
27,397
25,883
16,268
11,297
19,435
9,821
26,826
21,309
1,650
476
19,183
30,884
174,364
152,164
1,108
396
10,489
56,799
27,875
28,924
14,636
10,608
19,822
9,760
28,546
22,200
1,773
503
19,924
52,837
175,167
152,074
994
146
10,196
54,398
27,117
27,281
14,706
12,110
18,856
10,494
30,174
23,093
1,827
579
20,687
54,641
174,136
150,179
1,697
181
9,581
51,011
23,564
27,447
13,393
10,667
18,503
12,358
32,788
23,957
2,054
624
21,279
42,324
178,269
152,937
1,728
257
9,666
47,280
17,715
29,565
14,126
13,054
19,839
11,058
35,929
25,332
2,333
629
22,370
65,048
193,273
166,449
1,875
279
10,502
52,275
19,731
32,544
15,297
14,278
20,552
11,635
39,756
26,824
2,365
629
23,830
14,486
108,924
91,429
3,224
208
19,982
21,447
12,787
8,660
6,166
9,877
13,280
3,777
13,468
17,495
1,723
402
15,370
19,425
114,928
96,955
2,502
270
19,012
25,993
12,385
13,608
6,435
10,889
13,556
4,060
14,238
17,973
1,948
426
15,599
28,916
111,595
91,749
1,866
129
15,911
23,921
10,806
13,115
7,070
10,270
13,041
4,215
15,326
19,846
1,910
491
17,445
32,854
115,344
95,703
2,807
155
14,210
26,925
11,103
15,822
6,412
10,399
13,415
5,333
16,047
19,641
1,991
549
17,101
23,260
127,819
106,797
2,804
197
15,424
30,712
12,774
17,938
7,335
11,589
14,799
5,468
18,469
21,022
2,379
576
18,067
25,406
133,978
111,789
2,951
212
15,033
32,476
12,203
20,273
7,510
12,915
15,329
5,640
19,723
22,189
2,549
589
19,051
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..............................................
M ille L a c s , M in n e s o ta
1984
1985
1986
1987
M o r r is o n , M in n e s o ta
1988
1989
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
In c o m e b y P la c e o f R e s id e n c e
Total personal income.............................................
Nonfarmpersonal income.........................................
Farmincome'......................................................
Population (thousands)2.............................................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............................
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 rent5...............................
Plus: Transfer payments..........................................
196,481
202,048
216 ,78 7
229,998
245,950
264,540
258,839
275,480
299,244
306,729
189,776
6,705
18.9
195,649
6,399
18.9
327,826
357,183
205,927
10,860
18.9
220,915
9,083
19.1
238,741
7,209
19.2
257,609
6,931
19.3
248,485
10,354
30.2
259,587
15,893
30.2
274,726
24,518
30.3
290,318
16,411
30.4
312,003
15,823
30.8
337,068
20,115
31.0
10,419
10 ,677
11,448
12,068
12,823
13 ,718
8 ,5 71
9 ,114
9,880
10,081
10,646
11,519
106,310
6,934
21,491
120,867
32,489
43,125
108,295
7,494
20,801
121,602
34,194
46,252
118,179
7,879
24,349
134,649
35,780
46,358
131,827
9,020
22,690
145,497
35,658
48,843
144,204
10,525
23,399
157,078
37,026
51,846
154,498
12,023
22,664
165,139
42,500
56,901
137,820
8,791
18,337
147,366
51,118
60,355
147,710
9,594
20,256
158,372
52,182
64,926
168,614
10,446
22,038
180,206
55,385
63,653
173,157
11,441
24,446
186,162
54,783
65,784
188,847
13,126
24,701
200,422
56,864
70,540
204,368
14,836
25,218
214,750
65,324
77,109
74,057
7,135
25,118
5,792
19,326
76,673
7,448
24,174
5,501
18,673
79,998
8,027
30,154
9,974
20,180
91,461
8,751
31,615
8,160
23,455
102,096
9,644
32,464
6,293
26,171
110,069
10,717
33,712
6,010
27,702
95,920
9,113
32,787
7,054
25,733
100,139
9,475
38,096
12,625
25,471
109,034
10,642
48,938
21,288
27,650
119,168
11,501
42,488
13,031
29,457
131,370
12,932
44,545
12,451
32,094
140,270
14,055
50,043
16,701
33,342
6,705
99,605
79,772
946
773
7,815
24,068
4,460
19,608
7,134
6,286
11,960
3,241
17,549
19,833
889
358
18,586
6,399
101,896
81,670
984
816
7,612
25,195
4,243
20,952
6,259
5,660
12,442
3,406
19,296
20,226
937
382
18,907
10,860
107,319
86,485
870
1,074
8,639
26,336
4,722
21,614
6,133
5,631
12,828
3,872
21,102
20,834
1,147
439
19,248
9,083
122,744
98,848
(0)
(0)
10,477
29,936
4,779
25,157
6,038
7,056
13,651
4,741
24,461
23,896
2,793
499
20,604
7,209
136,995
110,712
6,931
147,567
119,612
(0)
(D)
10,656
39,283
6,096
33,187
7,544
8,433
15,307
5,187
30,780
27,955
4,621
528
22,806
10,354
127,466
96,902
1,202
305
10,738
17,665
7,304
10,361
11,597
7,777
16,710
4,505
26,403
30,564
7,957
574
22,033
15,893
131,817
99,247
1,231
330
10,550
18,879
7,388
11,491
10,760
7,585
16,845
4,398
28,669
32,570
8,629
611
23,330
24,518
144,096
108,929
1,103
183
12,822
23,363
8,499
14,864
12,669
7,010
16,778
4,688
30,313
35,167
8,945
704
25,518
16,411
156,746
119,637
1,971
228
13,308
28,479
9,845
18,634
13,111
7,475
16,559
5,558
32,948
37,109
9,902
796
26,411
15,823
173,024
131,556
1,910
281
14,380
34,355
11,615
22,740
13,929
7,910
18,098
5,600
35,093
41,468
11,167
827
29,474
20,115
184,253
140,071
2,021
276
15,696
36,467
12,611
23,856
14,235
8,570
19,645
5,724
37,437
44,182
11,750
848
31,584
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 other7......
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)
10,939
34,863
5,326
29,537
6,847
7,692
14,719
4,825
27,995
26,283
3,823
515
21,945
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
MINNESOTA
85
Table 5.— Personal Income for States and Counties of the Plains Region, 1984-89— Continued
[Thousands of dollars]
M urray, Minnesota
M ow er, Minnesota
1985
1984
1987
1986
1989
1988
1986
1985
1984
1989
1988
1987
Income by Place of Residence
Total personal income.............................................
Nonfarmpersonal income.........................................
Farmincome1......................................................
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...........................................
506,560
488,130
510,071
532,912
535,959
593,324
117,995
123,439
134,770
138,825
138,048
162,684
482,443
24.117
39.8
467,327
20.803
39.7
469,039
41.032
39.0
484,610
48.302
38.4
502,824
33.135
38.3
544,484
48.840
37.9
106,611
11.384
106,215
28.555
106,943
31.882
10.4
112,363
25.685
10.4
121,515
41.169
10.3
12,715
12,286
13,083
13,876
13.990
15,664
11.1
10,615
105,976
17.463
10.9
13,304
13,265
15,853
294,840
18,850
24,587
300,577
114,285
91,698
274,099
18,673
24,844
280,270
110,904
96,956
295,381
18,723
24,297
300,955
109,514
99,602
318,423
20,036
25,895
324,282
104,969
103,661
312,775
21,831
29,046
319.990
109,005
106,964
345,785
24,663
30,163
351,285
124,793
117,246
210,402
21,738
62,700
21,538
41,162
194,199
19,302
60,598
18,202
42,396
196,370
20,026
78,985
38,441
40,544
210,070
20,842
87,511
45,592
41,919
215,833
20,834
76,108
30,418
45,690
24.117
270,723
230,040
2,906
555
17,356
89,176
86,835
2,341
15,315
13,076
31,902
8,143
51,611
40,683
3,633
757
36,293
20.803
253,296
210,976
3,018
709
16,036
68,643
66,239
2,404
16,042
13,713
32,079
8,588
52,148
42,320
3,604
813
37,903
41.032
254,349
209,578
2,779
256
15,200
70,835
68,272
2,563
15,642
13,058
29,941
8,598
53,269
44,771
3,543
939
40,289
48.302
270,121
224,197
5,217
269
16,509
78,501
76,103
2,398
14,385
12,335
30,609
9,918
56,454
45,924
3,822
33.135
279,640
230,946
5,169
382
16,022
76,829
73,590
3,239
16,042
13,082
32,724
9,318
61,378
48,694
4,149
1,042
43,503
11,342
10.6
12,678
54,884
3,042
7,679
59,521
34,295
24,179
60,348
3,202
7,809
64,955
33,081
25,403
74,170
3,413
8,135
78,892
33,167
22,711
78,400
3,565
9,585
84,420
30,943
23,462
75,059
4,009
10,165
81,215
32,120
24,713
93,656
4,613
10,204
99,247
36,865
26,572
228,760
22,794
94,231
46,072
48,159
28,043
2,590
24,251
9,484
14,767
27,995
2,569
29,784
15,528
14,256
29,755
2,806
41,609
26,620
14,989
30,819
2,810
44,771
29,859
14,912
32,339
2,942
39,778
23,655
16,123
34,619
3,262
55,775
39,092
16,683
48.840
296,945
247,414
5,211
413
15,991
83,365
78,759
4,606
17,507
13,637
35,451
8,970
66,869
49,531
4,322
1,057
44,152
11.384
43,500
35,148
607
89
7,784
448
313
135
5,278
5,054
5,238
2,705
7,945
8,352
640
17.463
42,885
34,281
576
126
7,446
374
252
28.555
45,615
36,673
512
65
6,861
432
267
165
7,061
4,484
4,750
2,591
9,917
8,942
801
255
7,886
31.882
46,518
37,464
505
74
6,738
499
309
190
7,787
4,697
4,484
2,647
10,033
9,054
941
273
7,840
25.685
49,374
39,804
547
56
6,757
616
41.169
52,487
42,232
615
61
7.747
3,789
3,522
267
5,877
5,378
4,890
2,128
11.747
10,255
1,214
281
8,760
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 other7......
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..............................................
1,021
41,081
122
4,969
4,923
4,892
2,531
8,444
8,604
761
211
221
7,501
7,622
1987
1986
1985
(D)
Nobles, Minnesota
Nicollet, Minnesota
1984
(D)
8,565
5,582
4,831
2,260
10,590
9,570
1,152
279
8,139
1989
1988
1984
1985
1986
1988
1987
1989
Income by Place of Residence
Farmincome'......................................................
Population (thousands)*.............................................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............................
Derivation of total personal income:
Total earnings by place of work..................................
Less: Personal contributions for social insurance3...............
Equals: Net earnings by place of residence......................
Plus; Transfer payments...........................................
286,948
304,637
322,628
346,157
356,563
388,413
242,864
253,176
272,822
295,806
301,095
346,872
273,370
13,578
27.2
287,471
17,166
27.5
299,927
22,701
27.6
321,747
24,410
27.7
335,321
21,242
27.9
360,862
27,551
28.1
226,216
16,648
21.4
228,002
25,174
233,030
39,792
10,548
11,084
11,691
12,478
12,770
13,825
11,340
20.6
13,254
267,411
33,684
20.3
289,329
57,543
21.1
12,016
249,069
46,737
20,4
14,483
14,824
20.1
17,272
160,723
9,845
42,492
193,370
56,487
37,091
166,901
10,523
49,614
205,992
58,361
40,284
194,403
12,078
36,859
219,184
61,317
42,127
214,951
13,391
37,446
239,006
62,375
44,776
226,038
14,964
41,430
252,504
64,907
39,152
251,453
17,096
37,666
272,023
74,159
42,231
155,830
9,496
-9,031
137,303
63,736
41,825
162,484
9,923
-8,512
144,049
64,558
44,569
182,266
10,295
-8,814
163,157
64,207
45,458
211,076
11,954
-12,058
187,064
61,496
47,246
215,829
13,822
-13,434
188,573
63,856
48,666
250,301
15,521
-14,423
220,357
73,169
53,346
117,826
10,982
31,915
11,259
20,656
118,861
10,834
37,206
14,851
22,355
137,701
12,998
43,704
20,412
23,292
152,211
13,849
48,891
22,035
26,856
162,910
14,846
48,282
18,879
29,403
178,512
16,552
56,389
25,166
31,223
101,260
9,593
44,977
13,933
31,044
100,304
9,366
52,814
22,443
30,371
103,173
9,967
69,126
37,080
32,046
120,631
11,850
78,595
43,916
34,679
133,291
13,036
69,502
30,870
38,632
140,729
13,959
95,613
54,689
40,924
13,578
147,145
116,011
1,547
675
8,747
44.897
(0)
17,166
149,735
116,610
1,559
757
7,500
43,821
22,701
171,702
135,966
1,403
545
8,589
59,939
24,410
190,541
152,029
2,644
670
8,988
68,278
21,242
204,796
164,364
2,635
732
8,986
75,325
27,551
223,902
180,041
2,923
809
8,594
85,738
42,875
42,863
7,827
10,608
12,287
7,896
43,359
43,861
1,529
769
41,563
16,648
139,182
114,485
1,639
217
10,031
18,471
11,827
6,644
14,441
16,768
23,068
7,145
22,705
24,697
1,703
417
22,577
25,174
137,310
111,325
1,833
233
8,930
17,495
12,404
5,091
13,430
15,981
22,597
6,927
23,899
25,985
39,792
142,474
115,233
1,289
85
8,255
18,069
12,980
5,089
16,349
16,694
21,081
8,254
25,157
27,241
1,976
492
24,773
46,737
164,339
135,834
2,203
33,684
182,145
151,377
2,295
482
57,543
192,758
160,664
2,242
467
Earnings by Place of W ork
Earnings by type:
Nonfarm........................................................
Earnings by industry:
Private..........................................................
Agricultural services, forestry, fisheries, and other*.....
Durable goods...........................................
Transportation and public utilities.........................
Wholesale trade............................................
Government and government enterprises.....................
State and local..............................................
See footnotes at end of tables.
(0 )
6,613
11,952
10,438
4,818
26,324
31,134
1,018
521
29,595
(D )
(D )
(0 )
(D)
6,202
12,743
10,366
5,207
28,455
33,125
1,110
553
31,462
6,311
10,577
10,388
6,080
32,134
35,736
1,155
637
33,944
(0 )
(D )
7,293
11,719
10,634
7,305
34,498
38,512
1,283
726
36,503
(D)
(D )
7,775
10,942
11,237
7,469
39,263
40,432
1,465
751
38,216
1,888
427
23,670
102
8,192
32,952
26,762
6,190
17,944
16,789
22,171
9,238
26,243
28,505
2,370
534
25,601
8,012
8,221
39,059
32,055
7,004
19,328
18,074
24,908
9,575
29,644
30,768
2,707
545
27,516
41,086
37,700
3,386
19,881
19,966
26,449
10,007
32,345
32,094
2,892
575
28,627
86
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
MINNESOTA
Table 5.— Personal Income for States and Counties of the Plains Region, 1984-89— Continued
_______________ _______________________
[Thousands of dollars]
N o rm a n , M in n e s o ta
1984
1985
1986
1987
O lm s te d , M in n e s o ta
1988
1989
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
Income by Place of Residence
Total personal income................................
Nonfarmpersonal income............................
Farmincome1........................................
Population (thousands)2...............................
Per capita personal income (dollars)..............
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 rent*..................
Plus: Transfer payments..............................
131,159
119,796
125,003
120,798
125,438
143,062
82,004
49,155
8.8
84,301
35,495
8.7
1,455,847
86,163
38,840
8.6
87,187
33,611
8.5
1,544,886
91,804
33,634
8.3
1,630,829
99,076
43,986
8.2
1,722,059
1,831,163
1,527,637
17,249
97.4
1,995,898
14,964
1,433,806
22,041
96.1
1,598,760
32,069
97.7
13,838
1,687,212
34,847
98.7
14,595
1,807,451
23,712
101.0
14,223
1,969,855
26,043
102.3
15,035
17,345
15,150
15,858
82,251
2,377
5,139
85,013
25,535
20,611
68,607
2,508
5,659
71,758
26,787
21,251
74,292
2,666
5,876
77,502
25,858
21,643
71,097
2,849
6,182
74,430
23,732
22,636
73,888
3,254
6,586
77,220
24,760
23,458
85,816
3,680
6,660
88,796
28,313
25,953
1,312,717
88,726
-124,906
1,099,085
217,870
138,892
1,390,672
99,025
-132,634
1,159,013
230,924
154,949
1,470,252
103,374
-137,999
1,228,879
238,918
163,032
1,556,015
108,745
-144,068
1,303,202
241,707
177,150
1,676,612
122,345
-156,289
1,397,978
251,957
181,228
1,816,051
136,665
-170,473
1,508,913
287,862
199,123
25,913
2,416
53,922
46,239
7,683
26,051
2,423
40,133
32,577
7,556
27,461
2,556
44,275
35,960
8,315
28,797
2,553
39,747
30,636
9,111
30,208
2,683
40,997
30,683
10,314
31,121
2,857
51,838
41,018
10,820
1,103,875
115,891
92,951
17,672
75,279
1,172,877
119,551
98,244
12,845
85,399
1,228,138
125,712
116,402
27,682
88,720
1,306,469
124,856
124,690
30,259
94,431
1,418,438
131,452
126,722
19,116
107,606
1,537,171
142,897
135,983
21,361
114,622
49,155
33,096
24,339
(0)
87
2,593
(0)
(0)
(0)
3,294
(0)
4,764
2,072
6,271
8,757
713
167
7,877
35,495
33,112
24,088
705
95
2,507
703
(D)
(0)
3,024
3,790
4,413
1,997
6,854
9,024
792
175
8,057
38,840
35,452
25,849
615
50
2,830
676
(»)
(0)
3,847
4,031
4,184
2,362
7,254
9,603
764
200
8,639
33,611
37,486
27,118
981
(L)
2,601
769
(0)
(0)
3,637
4,148
4,162
3,017
7,761
10,368
1,034
222
9,112
33,634
40,254
29,490
994
59
2,834
943
(0)
43,986
41,830
30,534
1,022
63
2,805
964
(0)
(0)
4,020
4,537
4,662
3,402
9,059
11,296
1,347
225
9,724
22,041
1,290,676
1,183,331
5,368
4,911
65,110
383,997
39,748
344,249
50,127
30,403
104,421
29,451
509,543
107,345
12,892
2,017
92,436
17,249
1,373,423
1,252,495
7,445
5,634
70,684
399,251
41,501
357,750
48,894
30,544
108,149
31,067
550,827
120,928
18,904
2,120
99,904
32,069
1,438,183
1,305,695
7,718
4,274
68,675
412,949
43,063
369,886
45,060
30,632
110,978
34,405
591,004
132,488
20,217
2,483
109,788
34,847
1,521,168
1,379,950
9,070
4,700
73,029
417,377
43,494
373,883
42,762
32,677
118,084
40,970
641,281
141,218
22,445
2,908
115,865
23,712
1,652,900
1,501,132
9,333
3,261
88,354
442,235
45,812
396,423
49,068
35,741
129,838
38,354
704,948
151,768
25,871
2,974
122,923
26,043
1,790,008
1,625,708
9,524
3,123
97,052
477,870
50,094
427,776
52,121
38,859
140,311
41,191
765,657
164,300
27,928
3,152
133,220
1984
1985
1988
1989
16,694
17,447
18,137
19,517
Earnings by Place of Work
Earnings by type:
Wages and salaries...................................
Other labor income....................................
Proprietors’ income6..................................
Farm................................................
Nonfarm...........................................
Earnings by industry:
Farm.........................................................
Nonfarm.....................................................
Private....................................................
Agricultural services, forestry, fisheries, and other7.
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.........................................
m
4,052
4,549
4,508
3,210
8,341
10,764
1,273
224
9,267
O t te r T a il, M in n e s o ta
1984
1985
1986
1987
P e n n in g to n
1988
1989
1986
M in n e s o ta
1987
Income by Place of Residence
Total personal income................................
Nonfarmpersonal income............................
Farmincome1.........................................
Population (thousands)2...............................
Per capita personal income (dollars)..............
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 rent*................
Plus: Transfer payments............................
522,073
549,979
584,682
501,184
20,889
52.5
595,147
627,782
521,586
28,393
52.3
684,943
533,892
50,790
52.0
553,777
41,370
52.0
158,418
161,776
165,256
594,775
33,007
52.3
165,281
647,501
37,442
52.3
179,396
140,935
17,483
14.1
144,794
16,982
14.0
193,124
148,873
16,383
13.8
152,367
12,914
13.5
166,170
13,226
13.4
9,941
179,376
13,748
13.3
10,511
11,245
11,442
12,009
13,096
11,211
11,567
11,985
12,286
13,355
14,559
287,608
18,474
14,875
284,009
122,472
115,592
301,356
19,960
17,553
298,949
126,315
124,715
336,542
20,816
19,609
335,335
127,796
121,551
343,617
22,186
21,797
343,228
125,831
126,088
363,270
25,438
22,470
360,302
130,748
136,732
390,421
29,011
22,777
384,187
149,953
150,803
108,552
6,234
-3,616
98,702
29,038
30,678
111,419
6,806
-4,041
100,572
28,971
32,233
115,274
7,104
-4,175
103,995
28,778
32,483
115,908
7,409
-4,468
104,031
27,195
34,055
128,558
8,650
-5,203
114,705
28,299
36,392
136,901
9,697
-5,751
121,453
32,379
39,292
199,876
20,243
67,489
14,272
53,217
205,920
20,508
74,928
21,745
53,183
214,395
21,774
100,373
44,185
56,188
227,096
22,111
94,410
34,481
59,929
246,610
23,774
92,886
26,124
66,762
263,427
26,009
100,985
30,454
70,531
72,643
6,271
29,638
16,477
13,161
76,305
6,631
28,483
15,990
12,493
79,518
7,167
28,589
15,414
13,175
83,699
7,415
24,794
11,921
12,873
93,490
8,328
26,740
12,251
14,489
99,418
8,995
28,488
12,781
15,707
20,889
266,719
211,360
3,862
727
23,887
30,183
21,708
8,475
43,080
8,736
37,849
11,234
51,802
55,359
3,858
1,016
50,485
28,393
272,963
214,843
4,605
963
23,240
29,661
23,240
6,421
44,221
8,398
37,935
11,152
54,668
58,120
4,474
1,069
52,577
50,790
285,752
224,009
5,001
496
24,794
33,556
24,996
8,560
45,166
8,485
37,296
12,206
57,009
61,743
4,599
1,228
55,916
41,370
302,247
236,721
5,515
551
24,910
37,047
26,676
10,371
44,635
9,155
37,510
15,628
61,770
65,526
5,449
1,367
58,710
33,007
330,263
259,641
6,137
684
26,808
41,292
28,710
12,582
46,764
10,130
41,604
15,732
70,490
70,622
6,411
1,419
62,792
37,442
352,979
278,864
6,210
754
29,453
43,579
30,811
12,768
51,011
11,626
44,373
14,959
76,899
74,115
6,738
1,452
65,925
17,483
91,069
71,583
409
189
3,801
8,188
3,800
4,388
10,716
10,017
12,131
3,436
22,696
19,486
1,732
282
17,472
16,982
94,437
73,914
366
211
3,204
10,467
4,436
6,031
10,506
10,704
12,267
3,405
22,784
20,523
1,786
281
18,456
16,383
98,891
76,655
407
190
3,097
12,460
5,245
7,215
9,921
11,089
12,590
3,107
23,794
22,236
1,774
324
20,138
12,914
102,994
79,731
661
190
2,573
14,662
5,088
9,574
9,331
12,022
12,747
3,742
23,803
23,263
1,895
352
21,016
13,226
115,332
90,269
663
231
2,745
18,220
3,062
15,158
9,788
15,425
13,612
3,871
25,714
25,063
2,094
361
22,608
13,748
123,153
96,552
664
249
3,250
18,950
3,125
15,825
10,424
17,693
13,720
3,966
27,636
26,601
2,178
363
24,060
Earnings by Place of Work
Earnings by type:
Wages and salaries.................................
Other labor income..................................
Proprietors’ income6.................................
Farm..............................................
Nonfarm..................................................
Earnings by industry:
Farm.........................................................
Nonfarm.....................................................
Private....................................................
Agricultural services, forestry, fisheries, and other7.
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
MINNESOTA
87
Table 5.— Personal Income for States and Counties of the Plains Region, 19 8 4-8 9 — Continued
[Thousands of dollars]
P ip e s to n e , M in n e s o ta
P in e , M in n e s o ta
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
In c o m e b y P la c e o f R e s id e n c e
Total personal income.............................................
Nonfarmpersonal Income.........................................
Farmincome1......................................................
Population (thousands)2.............................................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............................
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 rent5..............................
Plus: Transfer payments..........................................
177,681
185,941
195,224
204,044
216,999
231,689
120,680
124,267
136,035
138,961
141,648
153,543
171,847
5,834
20.9
178,982
6,959
21.1
184,533
10,691
21.0
193,796
10,248
21.2
208,360
8,639
21.5
223,589
8,100
21.7
113,981
6,699
11.3
114,546
9,721
11.1
117,828
18,207
11.0
121,717
17,244
10.9
130,421
11,227
10.9
137,284
16,259
10.9
8,512
8,819
9,308
9,618
10,078
10,676
10,666
11,168
12,349
12,744
12,951
14,107
80,617
5,196
25,192
100,613
30,104
46,964
83,324
5,600
25,048
102,772
32,688
50,481
90,071
5,767
26,512
110,816
34,542
49,866
97,209
6,343
27,644
118,510
32,992
52,542
102,888
7,188
29,920
125,620
34,239
57,140
108,278
8,141
30,657
130,794
39,354
61,541
70,090
4,319
-2,430
63,341
33,584
23,755
72,780
4,618
-2,775
65,387
33,434
25,446
85,251
4,900
-3,283
77,068
33,454
25,513
90,508
5,409
-4,007
81,092
31,191
26,678
92,149
6,249
-4,776
81,124
32,345
28,179
94,347
6,542
-2,611
85,194
37,138
31,211
57,579
4,977
18,061
3,825
14,236
60,256
5,208
17,860
4,946
12,914
62,036
5,541
22,494
8,689
13,805
68,088
5,890
23,231
8,141
15,090
73,163
6,178
23,547
6,524
17,023
77,836
6,725
23,717
5,940
17,777
40,059
4,064
25,967
5,221
20,746
40,693
4,229
27,858
8,224
19,634
42,940
4,723
37,588
16,705
20,883
48,244
5,313
36,951
15,659
21,292
53,656
5,915
32,578
9,627
22,951
50,468
5,337
38,542
14,612
23,930
5,834
74,783
50,331
883
145
6,376
8,404
2,030
6,374
5,887
3,202
12,675
2,440
10,319
24,452
7,036
397
17,019
6,959
76,365
51,344
939
208
7,289
8,375
1,382
6,993
5,606
2,791
12,912
2,413
10,811
25,021
7,215
426
17,380
10,691
79,380
52,649
1,000
104
7,825
8,400
1,384
7,016
6,226
2,876
12,380
2,552
11,286
26,731
6,880
491
19,360
10,248
86,961
57,849
1,254
173
9,542
7,374
1,019
6,355
6,080
3,500
14,451
3,210
12,265
29,112
7,769
555
20,788
8,639
94,249
61,988
1,257
118
9,141
6,791
844
5,947
6,634
3,739
17,344
3,144
13,820
32,261
9,174
579
22,508
8,100
100,178
64,945
1,264
139
8,524
7,131
763
6,368
6,822
4,132
18,279
3,171
15,483
35,233
9,621
593
25,019
6,699
63,391
51,931
1,263
86
5,535
9,490
3,680
5,810
6,562
4,535
10,354
2,713
11,393
11,460
1,184
216
10,060
9,721
63,059
51,665
1,315
110
4,920
11,946
3,862
8,084
5,975
4,359
9,536
2,799
10,705
11,394
1,265
225
9,904
18,207
67,044
54,950
1,024
(L)
4,777
14,515
3,980
10,535
6,209
4,115
9,423
2,956
11,890
12,094
1,271
260
10,563
17,244
73,264
60,202
2,703
(L)
4,146
18,675
4,107
14,568
6,552
4,298
8,756
3,183
11,842
13,062
1,474
285
11,303
11,227
80,922
66,768
2,739
66
4,592
21,587
4,776
16,811
6,736
4,643
9,829
3,032
13,544
14,154
1,685
294
12,175
16,259
78,088
63,362
2,795
71
4,653
15,499
4,191
11,308
6,834
5,031
10,221
3,159
15,099
14,726
1,750
298
12,678
E a rn in g s b y P la c e o f W o rk
Earnings by type:
Wages and salaries................................................
Other labor income................................................
Proprietors' income*...............................................
Farm............................................................
Nonfarm........................................................
Earnings by industry:
Farm...............................................................
Nonfarm............................................................
Private..........................................................
Agricultural services, forestry, fisheries, and other7......
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 o lk , M in n e s o ta
1984
1985
1986
1987
P o p e , M in n e s o ta
1988
1989
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
In c o m e b y P la c e o f R e s id e n c e
Total personal income.............................................
Nonfarmpersonal income.........................................
FarmIncome1......................................................
Population (thousands)2.............................................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............................
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 rent’...............................
Plus: Transfer payments...........................................
424,097
428,252
447,791
439,690
460,997
504,037
112,402
115,597
119,152
127,093
127,754
138,338
339,636
84,461
33.9
350,314
77,938
33.6
363,516
84,275
33.3
374,112
65,578
33.0
397,047
63,950
32.9
428,142
75,895
32.7
103,596
8,806
11.7
105,974
9,623
11.5
107,077
12,075
11.3
108,128
18,965
11.2
113,584
14,170
11.3
123,945
14,393
11.2
12,502
12,760
13,432
13,335
14,009
15,405
9,627
10,048
10,543
11,350
11,339
12,353
255,146
11,891
26,653
269,908
74,826
79,363
254,835
12,882
27,505
269,458
76,584
82,210
269,608
13,439
28,918
285,087
79,214
83,490
261,560
14,297
30,142
277,405
73,993
88,292
271,090
15,827
33,818
289,081
77,152
94,764
295,110
17,832
32,747
310,025
88,058
105,954
53,771
3,233
5,152
55,690
31,818
24,894
55,768
3,531
5,301
57,538
31,473
26,586
58,344
3,564
6,492
61,272
31,189
26,691
65,500
3,643
8,190
70,047
29,558
27,488
64,245
4,165
7,987
68,067
30,661
29,026
67,996
4,812
8,036
71,220
35,202
31,916
143,723
12,808
98,615
72,459
26,156
149,433
13,553
91,849
66,059
25,790
153,654
14,291
101,663
72,741
28,922
160,570
14,293
86,697
53,922
32,775
167,037
14,663
89,390
52,615
36,775
175,709
15,616
103,785
64,761
39,024
33,086
3,097
17,588
6,998
10,590
34,877
3,313
17,578
7,794
9,784
34,960
3,403
19,981
10,234
9,747
35,438
3,203
26,859
17,005
9,854
37,744
3,375
23,126
12,183
10,943
40,460
3,704
23,832
12,338
11,494
84,461
170,685
132,598
5,452
839
9,895
20,583
17,781
2,802
14,391
14,832
20,899
7,434
38,273
38,087
2,871
647
34,569
77,938
176,897
135,744
5,566
765
10,158
22,465
18,621
3,844
13,585
15,269
20,580
7,526
39,830
41,153
3,022
679
37,452
84,275
185,333
141,974
(D)
(0)
11,532
23,893
19,245
4,648
14,125
15,533
18,776
7,561
44,132
43,359
3,081
782
39,496
65,578
195,982
150,361
6,924
984
10,712
24,661
19,399
5,262
14,350
17,301
19,858
8,615
46,956
45,621
3,751
862
41,008
63,950
207,140
157,514
7,171
734
10,931
25,483
19,585
5,898
14,844
17,533
21,178
8,745
50,895
49,626
4,386
884
44,356
75,895
219,215
166,711
7,602
893
10,768
26,203
19,972
6,231
14,991
18,468
22,245
9,314
56,227
52,504
4,560
895
47,049
8,806
44,965
35,688
462
110
4,452
4,554
545
4,009
6,663
3,372
5,970
2,120
7,985
9,277
599
222
8,456
9,623
46,145
36,436
540
130
4,465
3,471
619
2,852
8,526
3,066
5,952
2,034
8,252
9,709
650
232
8,827
12,075
46,269
36,201
461
(L)
4,244
3,023
559
2,464
9,291
2,667
5,431
2,152
8,885
10,068
691
268
9,109
18,965
46,535
35,394
827
(L)
5,150
3,933
(D)
(9)
5,210
2,718
5,723
2,421
9,363
11,141
948
293
9,900
14,170
50,075
38,139
813
70
4,829
4,677
(D)
(D)
5,547
2,898
6,334
2,131
10,840
11,936
1,175
303
10,458
14,393
53,603
41,275
834
76
4,813
5,200
662
4,538
5,604
3,347
6,858
2,157
12,386
12,328
1,221
307
10,800
E a rn in g s b y P la c e o f W o rk
Earnings by type:
Wages and salaries................................................
Other labor income................................................
Proprietors’ income6...............................................
Farm............................................................
Nonfarm........................................................
Earnings by industry:
Farm...............................................................
Nonfarm............................................................
Private..........................................................
Agricultural services, forestry, fisheries, and other7......
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
MINNESOTA
Table 5.— Personal Income for States and Counties of the Plains Region, 1984-89— Continued
[Thousands of dollars]
R a m s e y , M in n e s o ta
1984
1985
1986
1987
R e d L a k e , M in n e s o ta
1988
1989
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
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 r s o n a l in c o m e ...................................................................
7,071,548
Nonfarmpersonal income.....................................
Farmincome1.....................................................
Population (thousands)2.............................................
7,490,817
7,826,130
8,256,592
8,739,057
9,316,814
7,068,895
2,653
467.9
7,487,785
3,032
471.5
60,983
58,807
7,823,093
3,037
475.3
59,434
8,254,468
2,124
476.6
8,736,894
2,163
478.9
56,170
9,314,960
1,854
481.8
57,896
61,435
41,253
19,730
5.2
42,019
16,788
5.1
42,354
17,080
5.0
41,887
14,283
4.9
44,594
13,302
4.9
48,056
13,379
4.8
11,683
11,540
11,954
11,394
11,888
12,796
P e r c a p i t a p e r s o n a l in c o m e ( d o l l a r s ) .........................................
Derivation of total personal income:
Total earnings by place ol work..................................
Less: Personal contributions for social insurance3...............
Plus- Adjustment for residence...................................
Equals: Net earnings by place of residence......................
Plus: Dividends, interest, and rent5..............................
Plus: Transfer payments...........................................
15,115
15,886
16,466
17,323
18,247
19,337
6,880,726
464,689
-1,519,092
4,896,945
1,176,573
998,030
7,355,815
521,184
-1,648,414
5,186,217
1,238,085
1,066,515
7,761,598
548,661
-1,789,319
5,423,618
1,317,684
1,084,828
8,224,487
575,927
-1,889,616
5,758,944
1,350,727
1,146,921
8,675,689
627,922
-1,949,149
6,098,618
1,407,779
1,232,660
9,056,594
675,857
-2,024,710
6,356,027
1,607,221
1,353,566
37,678
1,278
2,100
38,500
11,192
11,291
34,068
1,299
2,506
35,275
11,317
12,215
34,819
1,323
2,756
36,252
11,105
12,077
32,894
1,415
2,735
34,214
9,510
12,446
34,077
1,655
2,717
35,139
9,883
12,874
35,056
1,895
2,748
35,909
11,357
14,169
5,950,208
610,477
320,041
1,324
318,717
6,363,967
638,728
353,120
1,700
351,420
6,703,931
683,086
374,581
1,728
372,853
7,094,360
695,550
434,577
776
433,801
7,484,725
716,688
474,276
831
473,445
7,799,228
752,052
505,314
521
504,793
13,709
1,264
22,705
18,953
3,752
13,250
1,227
19,591
16,013
3,578
13,105
1,262
20,452
16,315
4,137
13,640
1,270
17,984
13,499
4,485
15,022
1,416
17,639
12,527
5,112
15,613
1,492
17,951
12,604
5,347
2,653
6,878,073
5,889,402
8,919
19,198
339,231
2,568,099
1,303,007
1,265,092
484,758
343,889
521,443
407,068
1,196,797
988,671
145,853
10,974
831,844
3,032
7,352,783
6,290,786
8,731
23,998
369,863
2,772,841
1,364,389
1,408,452
463,358
351,395
544,621
450,098
1,305,881
1,061,997
154,589
12,437
894,971
3,037
7,758,561
6,625,915
9,857
10,849
389,793
2,878,802
1,436,278
1,442,524
459,097
363,227
560,923
520,195
1,433,172
1,132,646
156,476
14,295
961,875
2,124
8,222,363
7,009,810
12,400
10,291
419,548
2,963,595
1,530,463
1,433,132
447,286
390,787
589,220
606,707
1,569,976
1,212,553
163,104
15,416
1,034,033
2,163
8,673,526
7,378,895
13,520
13,762
415,037
3,107,613
1,610,427
1,497,186
465,128
419,220
636,271
597,110
1,711,234
1,294,631
171,770
15,869
1,106,992
1,854
9,054,740
7,693,926
15,111
14,373
441,147
3,132,714
1,653,401
1,479,313
469,549
445,561
657,040
619,171
1,899,260
1,360,814
180,294
16,006
1,164,514
19,730
17,948
12,849
189
95
1,077
1,887
(0)
(D)
2,176
1,111
3,038
817
2,459
5,099
304
99
4,696
16,788
17,280
12,072
192
99
1,160
1,662
(0)
(0)
1,921
1,065
2,842
801
2,330
5,208
309
103
4,796
17,080
17,739
12,284
188
90
1,284
1,145
(D)
(D)
2,560
1,101
2,656
905
2,355
5,455
372
118
4,965
14,283
18,611
13,142
268
86
1,449
1,415
(0)
(0)
2,517
1,135
2,826
1,021
2,425
5,469
468
129
4,872
13,302
20,775
14,474
276
86
1,600
1,668
(D)
(D)
2,898
1,146
3,124
1,044
2,632
6,301
595
131
5,575
13,379
21,677
15,438
288
80
1,742
1,557
(D)
(D)
3,058
1,090
3,362
1,053
3,208
6,239
610
131
5,498
1984
1985
1986
1987
E a rn in g s b y P la c e o f W o rk
Earnings by type:
Wages and salaries................................................
Other labor income................................................
Proprietors’ income6...............................................
Farm............................................................
Nonfarm........................................................
Earnings by industry:
Farm...............................................................
Nonfarm...........................................................
Private..........................................................
Agricultural services, forestry, fisheries, and other7......
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..............................................
R e d w o o d , M in n e s o ta
R e n v ille , M in n e s o ta
1988
1989
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
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 r s o n a l in c o m e ...................................................................
204,845
214,998
225,041
233,429
Nonfarmpersonal income.........................................
Farmincome1......................................................
Population (thousands)2.............................................
230,254
258,345
230,028
238,875
254,180
185,720
19,125
19.0
184,308
30,690
18.9
268,563
252,088
284,811
187,260
37,781
18.4
189,389
44,040
18.2
198,306
31,948
18.1
215,257
43,088
17.9
202,365
27,663
20.1
202,606
36,269
19.9
205,464
48,716
19.4
210,082
58,481
19.1
218,422
33,666
18.9
234,888
49,923
18.6
P e r c a p i t a p e r s o n a l in c o m e ( d o l l a r s ) .........................................
10,793
11,349
12,221
12,797
12,710
14,462
11,452
11,988
13,125
14,077
13,337
15,323
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...........................................
118,166
6,974
-7,660
103,532
63,847
37,466
126,410
7,136
-5,893
113,381
61,630
39,987
135,508
7,254
-4,633
123,621
61,372
40,048
143,787
7,504
-4,106
132,177
59,581
41,671
138,288
8,439
-4,465
125,384
61,849
43,021
153,617
9,438
-4,370
139,809
70,980
47,556
125,424
6,849
10,877
129,452
62,538
38,038
131,192
7,078
11,925
136,039
62,458
40,378
147,055
7,332
12,675
152,398
60,682
41,100
161,707
7,777
13,962
167,892
57,726
42,945
140,852
8,543
14,961
147,270
60,026
44,792
162,441
9,640
14,758
167,559
68,754
48,498
75,842
7,475
34,849
15,767
19,082
72,602
7,034
46,774
27,311
19,463
72,865
7,151
55,492
34,433
21,059
75,893
7,192
60,702
40,573
20,129
79,545
7,500
51,243
28,497
22,746
81,828
7,946
63,843
39,600
24,243
71,662
7,652
46,110
23,228
22,882
70,369
7,367
53,456
31,791
21,665
72,545
7,838
66,672
44,272
22,400
77,193
8,016
76,498
53,878
22,620
78,493
7,981
54,378
29,082
25,296
82,194
8,464
71,783
45,282
26,501
19,125
99,041
81,431
1,286
255
6,875
20,340
2,691
17,649
6,402
10,809
11,698
5,947
17,819
17,610
1,466
361
15,783
30,690
95,720
77,401
1,028
318
6,812
17,077
2,773
14,304
6,732
9,451
11,264
6,055
18,664
18,319
1,574
382
16,363
37,781
97,727
78,347
1,021
194
7,330
17,223
2,716
14,507
6,318
9,621
11,081
7,210
18,349
19,380
1,603
440
17,337
44,040
99,747
79,755
1,176
151
7,074
17,953
2,827
15,126
5,851
10,889
10,990
7,578
18,093
19,992
1,898
477
17,617
31,948
106,340
85,157
1,177
184
7,162
20,579
3,069
17,510
5,985
11,637
12,483
6,442
19,508
21,183
2,232
487
18,464
43,088
110,529
88,616
1,183
200
7,185
21,516
3,593
17,923
6,244
12,715
12,763
6,063
20,747
21,913
2,321
488
19,104
27,663
97,761
82,390
2,644
237
9,867
17,441
11,472
5,969
12,241
10,128
10,636
5,187
14,009
15,371
1,183
383
13,805
36,269
94,923
78,805
2,035
251
9,270
15,600
10,246
5,354
11,739
10,082
10,051
5,245
14,532
16,118
1,316
402
14,400
48,716
98,339
81,865
1,792
122
9,659
15,065
9,721
5,344
14,180
9,986
9,974
5,371
15,716
16,474
1,278
462
14,734
58,481
103,226
85,730
2,191
321
10,407
15,156
9,651
5,505
14,609
10,339
9,749
6,165
16,793
17,496
1,565
499
15,432
33,666
107,186
88,662
2,184
348
10,577
15,826
10,265
5,561
13,539
11,418
10,440
6,255
18,075
18,524
1,770
508
16,246
49,923
112,518
93,223
2,273
485
10,735
16,813
11,821
4,992
13,494
11,811
10,534
6,680
20,398
19,295
1,866
508
16,921
E a rn in g s b y P la c e o f W o rk
Earnings by type:
Wages and salaries...............................................
Other labor income................................................
Proprietors’ income6...............................................
Farm............................................................
Nonfarm........................................................
Earnings by industry:
Farm...............................................................
Nonfarm............................................................
Private..........................................................
Agricultural services, forestry, fisheries, and other7......
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
MINNESOTA
Table 5.— Personal Income for States and Counties of the Plains Region, 1984-89— Continued
[Thousands of dollars]
R o c k , M in n e s o ta
R ic e , M in n e s o ta
1985
1984
1987
1986
1984
1989
1988
1985
1986
1987
In c o m e b y P la c e o f R e sid e n c e
1988
1989
522,089
560,733
603,061
643,033
676,190
729,854
116,462
129,010
135,245
140,187
162,363
507,491
14.598
47.1
547,491
13.242
47.1
578,387
24.674
47.4
618,946
24.087
47.8
661,258
14.932
48.5
709,256
20.598
49.0
99,756
13.178
10.7
101,267
15.195
10.6
103,022
25.988
10.4
105,927
29.318
10.1
111,454
28.733
10.1
121,713
40.650
10.0
P e r c a p i t a p e r s o n a l in c o m e ( d o l l a r s ) ............................
11,087
11,910
12,710
13,459
13,943
14,889
10,521
10.959
12,454
13,365
13,840
16,274
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 rent5...............................
Plus: Transfer payments...........................................
317,458
20,340
56,021
353,139
92,615
76,335
339,682
22,960
61,191
377,913
99,883
82,937
377,222
24,843
61,720
414,099
104,262
84,700
408,716
26,994
67,070
448,792
105,531
88,710
433,771
30,585
70,522
473.708
109.709
92,773
464,709
33,926
71,881
502,664
125,478
101,712
62,005
3,398
2,496
61,103
34,128
17,703
63,730
3,589
2,488
62,629
34,328
19,505
75,379
3,654
2,871
74,596
34,531
19,883
81,515
3,902
3,190
80,803
33,633
20,809
84,850
4,412
3,508
83,946
34,924
21,317
100,094
5,001
3,537
98,630
40,049
23,684
246,660
21,755
49,043
12,332
36,711
266,516
23,487
49,679
10,953
38,726
288,401
25,983
62,838
22,384
40,454
316,171
27,647
64,898
21,676
43,222
343,528
29,691
60,552
12,505
48,047
363,330
32,102
69,277
18,110
51,167
36,926
3,812
21,267
11,105
10,162
36,813
3,693
23,224
13,098
10,126
37,446
3,851
34,082
23,898
10,184
39,883
3,947
37,685
27,138
10,547
42,386
4,098
38,366
26,550
11,816
44,889
4,411
50,794
38,424
12,370
14.598
302,860
237,190
2,650
558
18,601
59,047
16,534
42,513
12,483
20,801
33,861
9,014
80,175
65,670
2,515
901
62,254
13.242
326,440
255,592
2,043
796
19,356
63,460
15,896
47,564
12,742
21,935
35,710
9,366
90,184
70,848
2,645
957
67,246
24.674
352,548
280,177
2,110
322
21,539
71,755
23,536
48,219
13,085
24,612
36,737
8,525
101,492
72,371
2,836
1,102
68,433
24.087
384,629
306,269
2,873
331
24,563
79,757
27,992
51,765
13,021
26,877
40,051
10,202
108,594
78,360
3,286
1,250
73,824
14.932
418,839
336,381
3,042
920
28,644
87,390
30,570
56,820
13,901
29.933
42,918
9,675
119,958
82,458
3,623
1,302
77,533
20.598
444,111
358,241
3,440
1,084
29,460
94,300
35,794
58,506
14,559
28,717
44,751
9.759
132,171
85,870
3.760
1,340
80,770
13.178
48,827
39,790
612
337
3,555
8,284
6,562
1,722
2,862
3,940
6,968
5,715
7,517
9,037
992
204
7,841
15.195
48,535
38.960
525
367
3,169
7,450
6,756
694
2,836
3,680
6,642
6,323
7,968
9,575
1,032
216
8,327
25.988
49,391
39,372
441
275
2,630
7,816
6,992
824
3,055
3,381
6,593
6,606
8,575
10,019
1,066
250
8,703
29.318
52,197
41,673
631
308
2,545
8,515
7,654
861
2,949
3,666
6,567
7,216
9,276
10,524
1,226
265
9,033
28.733
56,117
44,658
706
308
2,730
8,556
8,083
473
3,249
4,316
6,895
7,409
10,489
11,459
1,426
272
9,761
40.650
59,444
47,334
853
251
2,696
8,871
8,389
482
3,241
4,580
7.405
7,811
11,626
12,110
1.406
273
10,431
T o ta l p e r s o n a l i n c o m e ....................................................................
Nonfarmpersonal income.........................................
Farmincome1......................................................
112,934
E a rn in g s b y P la c e o f W o rk
Earnings by type:
Wages and salaries................................................
Other labor income................................................
Proprietors' income6...............................................
Farm............................................................
Nonfarm........................................................
Earnings by industry:
Farm.................................................. .............
Nonfarm......... .................................... ..............
Private.......... ...................i...........................
Agricultural services, forestry, fisheries, and other7......
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..............................................
St. L o u i s ,
R o s e a u , M in n e s o ta
1984
1985
1987
1986
1988
1989
M in n e s o ta
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
In c o m e b y P la c e o f R e s id e n c e
Farmincome1........................................... ..........
Population (thousands)2.............................................
Per capita personal income (dollars)............................
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 ot residence......................
Plus: Transfer payments...........................................
153,216
146,973
167,727
180,375
205,461
214,654
2,292,018
2,339,538
2,384,723
2,480,937
2,629,011
2,866,610
116,477
36,739
12.7
128,686
18,287
13.0
141,133
26,594
13.4
160,149
20,226
13.8
180,714
24,747
14.3
190,033
24,621
14.7
2,288,003
4,015
209.5
2,335,097
4,441
205.2
2,378,906
5,817
202.1
2,476,573
4,364
199.9
2,625,755
3,256
199.4
2,862,864
3,746
197.7
12,083
11,309
12,551
13,091
14,414
14,590
10,941
11,401
11,801
12,409
13,184
119,857
5,747
-8,957
105,153
22,942
25,121
112,923
6,831
-10,881
95,211
25,490
26,272
136,851
7,897
-13,369
115,585
26,075
26,067
151,035
9,362
-17,043
124,630
28,229
27,516
180,469
11,558
-21,726
147,185
29,349
28,927
181,242
12,128
-20,194
148,920
33,776
31,958
1,500,672
101,350
-29,941
1,369,381
395,379
527,258
1,520,129
107,180
-35,055
1,377,894
409,882
551,762
1,562,509
109,654
-49,204
1,403,651
423,656
557,416
1,659,976
116,664
-62,877
1,480,435
421,904
578,598
1,790,627
131,761
-68,116
1,590,750
439,049
599,212
1,945,324
149,512
-80,038
1,715,774
501,466
649,370
68,219
7,646
43,992
33,927
10,065
77,873
8,870
26,180
15,461
10,719
90,075
10,912
35,864
23,792
12,072
107,959
12,730
30,346
17,323
13,023
129,559
15,080
35,830
21,859
13,971
129,089
15,530
36,623
21,703
14,920
1,259,816
126,547
114,309
2,693
111,616
1,276,908
124,022
119,199
3,160
116,039
1,313,433
128,884
120,192
4,581
115,611
1,391,730
133,789
134,457
3,109
131,348
1,500,209
144,480
145,938
2,037
143,901
1,630,852
160,175
154,297
2,557
151,740
36,739
83,118
70,307
448
18,287
94,636
80,612
535
146
2,389
51,751
645
51,106
4,353
2,952
7,033
2,138
9,315
14,024
1,395
260
12,369
26,594
110,257
95,271
533
83
2,462
63,344
20,226
130,809
115,282
623
109
2,384
81,061
765
80,296
5,596
3,573
7,784
2,864
11,288
15,527
1,664
360
13,503
24,747
155,722
138,097
691
131
2,811
99,596
24,621
156,621
138,290
752
178
2,737
97,473
98,730
6,243
4,332
96,918
6,565
4,275
9,526
3,045
13,739
18,331
2,169
402
15,760
4,015
1,496,657
1,151,391
7,861
197,613
75,494
118,968
41,812
77,156
143,001
82,630
164,495
48,563
312,766
345,266
44,948
4,441
1,515,688
1,152,224
4,302
177,912
80,000
124,558
46,160
78,398
141,115
78,661
167,597
50,423
327,656
363,464
46,605
6,741
310,118
5,817
1,556,692
1,172,659
2,752
140,392
114,746
134,266
51,384
82,882
132,386
78,331
171,070
53,116
345,600
384,033
47,715
7,446
328,872
4,364
1,655,612
1,264,691
4,100
149,586
125,404
143,660
63,947
79,713
139,714
78,042
177,188
68,308
378,689
390,921
49,229
8,476
333,216
3,256
1,787,371
1,385,310
3,871
189,626
102,412
165,015
76,326
88,689
156,227
86,751
193,479
63,099
424,830
402,061
51,582
8,887
341,592
3,/46
1,941,578
1,512,755
4,512
215,557
112,361
176,203
80,259
95,944
162,053
95,107
207,339
61,954
477,669
428,823
54,423
8,937
365,463
14,502
E a rn in g s b y P la c e o f W o rk
Earnings by type:
Nonfarm............................................... .........
Earnings by industry:
Agricultural services, forestry, fisheries, and other7......
Nondurable goods.......................................
Durable goods...........................................
Transportation and public utilities.........................
Wholesale trade............................................
Government and government enterprises.....................
State and local..............................................
See footnotes at end of tables.
no
2,463
42,149
575
41,574
4,464
2,970
6,673
2,096
8,934
12,811
1,297
242
11,272
688
62,656
5,221
3,188
7,349
2,317
10,774
14,986
1,440
300
13,246
866
8,866
2,857
12,570
17,625
2,061
383
15,181
555
6,688
293,630
90
LOCAL AREA PERSONAL INCOME
MINNESOTA
Table 5.— Personal Income for States and Counties of the Plains Region, 1984-89— Continued
[Thousands of dollars]
S c o tt, M in n e s o ta
1984
1985
1986
1987
S h e rb u rn e , M in n e s o ta
1988
1989
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
384,151
420,315
453,456
373,124
11.027
33.2
488,503
403,927
16,388
34.1
533,176
439,768
13,688
35.4
477,979
10,524
36.3
517,179
15,997
37.5
In c o m e b y P la c e o f R e s id e n c e
Total personal income...............................
Nonfarmpersonal income.................................
Farmincome1...................................
Population (thousands)1...............................
Per capita personal income (dollars)...................
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 rent5.......................
Plus: Transfer payments.................................
663,484
729,779
656,645
6.839
47.0
722,422
874,444
952,421
14,126
1,032,161
369,429
10,098
359,496
9.933
32.3
18,180
11,447
11,586
12,318
12,825
13,442
14,217
317,488
20,746
227,537
524,279
84,263
54,942
347,198
23,961
256,719
579,956
90,405
59,418
386,508
26,448
286,364
646,424
97,465
61,447
422,179
28.915
315,493
708,757
99,334
66,353
464,229
33,258
343,867
774,838
103,590
73,993
494,247
36,520
374,987
832,714
118,186
81,261
160,131
9,876
132,871
283,126
43,261
43,042
179,117
11,751
125,630
292,996
45,086
46,069
206,167
13,231
131,958
324,894
47,516
47,905
221,720
14,438
147,489
354,771
47,585
51,100
239,837
16,486
161,071
384,422
49,376
54,705
268,571
18,839
167,366
417,098
56,230
59,848
243,499
27.531
46,458
5,620
40,838
268,510
28,980
49,708
6,144
43,564
296,959
32,039
57,510
9,998
47,512
325,704
33,560
62.915
9,273
53,642
361,947
36,465
65,817
5,895
59,922
382,208
39,612
72,427
8,862
63,565
116,499
12,865
30,767
7,754
23,013
131,107
14,093
33,917
8,869
25,048
148,193
16,510
41.464
14,270
27,194
160,867
17,238
43,615
11,513
32,102
176,756
18,755
44,326
8,380
35,946
196,503
20,729
51,339
13,857
37,482
6.839
310,649
272,408
5,591
2,669
41,196
84,446
38,186
46,260
18,873
22,804
29.531
7,390
59,908
38,241
3,757
892
33,592
7,357
339,841
298,250
4,313
2,693
43,455
87,156
39,052
48,104
20,036
22,664
39,291
8,055
70,587
41,591
4,220
988
36,383
11,193
375,315
328,993
2,011
2,514
58,139
88,423
36,138
52,285
19,173
26,031
42,213
8,672
81,817
46,322
4,471
1,137
40,714
10,511
411,668
359,517
3,634
2,380
60,671
95,706
39,014
56,692
19,173
27,337
47,654
12,057
90,905
52,151
5,235
1,367
45,549
7,124
457,105
400,997
3,702
2,592
71,609
103,461
39,827
63,634
21,771
32,338
52,999
12,712
99,813
56,108
5,956
1,468
48,684
10,098
484,149
423,395
3,912
2,609
67,043
112,654
43,484
69,170
23,036
37,584
57,196
11,742
107,619
60,754
6,218
1,553
52,983
9.933
150,198
120,424
854
196
13,400
27,292
(D)
(D)
33,758
4.498
15,846
3.498
21,082
29,774
1,367
618
27,789
11.027
168,090
137,081
883
256
18,408
29,940
(0)
(D)
35,994
4,406
19,215
3,730
24,249
31,009
1,568
676
28,765
16,388
189,779
155,551
901
155
26,249
29,959
2.464
27,495
43,225
4,447
21,776
3,932
24,907
34,228
1,640
778
31,810
13,688
208,032
169,384
1,143
140
26,940
30,860
2,083
28,777
49.646
4,892
23,586
4,984
27,193
38,648
2,076
925
35.647
10,524
229,313
187,136
1,430
200
25,544
38,094
1,957
36,137
53,167
5,790
27,113
4,775
31,023
42,177
2,446
977
38,754
15,997
252,574
203,325
1,791
217
26,152
42,058
2,159
39,899
55,298
8,230
29,579
5,063
34,937
49,249
2,528
1,026
45,695
E a rn in g s b y P la c e o f W o rk
Earnings by type:
Wages and salaries.......................................
Other labor Income................................................
Proprietors' income"........................................
Farm...........................................
Nonfarm.............................................
Earnings by industry:
Farm...............................................................
Nonfarm............................................................
Private..........................................................
Agricultural services, forestry, fisheries, and other1......
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...........................................
S ib le y , M in n e s o ta
1984
1985
1986
1987
S te a r n s , M in n e s o ta
1988
1989
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
In c o m e b y P la c e o f R e s id e n c e
Total personal income...................................
Nonfarmpersonal income...................................
Farmincome1......................................................
Population (thousands)1..........................................
Per capita personal income (dollars)......................
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 rent"...............................
Plus: Transfer payments................................
173,689
183,866
192,630
194,932
154,864
18,825
15.4
196,011
157,202
26,664
15.2
218,488.
159,375
33,255
15.1
164,861
30,071
15.0
1,160,372
1,245,471
1,324,319
174,603
21,408
15.0
1,415,308
186,224
32,264
14.9
1,512,572
1,139,740
20,632
112.1
1,213,255
32,216
112.8
1,634,613
11,308
1,277,806
46,513
113.8
1,376,913
38,395
114.7
12,058
1,470,788
41,784
116.7
12,777
1*581*859
52,754
1181
13,027
13,068
14,634
10,347
77,513
4,095
29,836
103,254
42,628
27,807
85,393
4,381
30,697
111,709
42,936
29,221
93,896
4,532
31,216
120,580
42,761
29,289
90,975
4,650
35,688
122,013
42,323
30,596
88,175
5,402
36,020
118,793
43,979
33,239
101,198
6,051
37,543
132,690
50,405
35,393
854,435
56,060
-19,184
779,19
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