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Author(s): New Stragetist Editors
ISBN(s): 9781885070685, 1885070683
Edition: 5
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Year: 2004
Language: english
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ISBN 10: 1885070683 
ISBN 13: 9781885070685
Author: New Stragetist Editors

This guide explores and explains the economic status of Americans by looking at household income trends by age, household type, race and ethnicity, education, region, and work status. It also examines the trends in the incomes of men and women by a variety of demographic characteristics. The Census Bureau provides the majority of data present, and a page of text accompanies most data tables, analyzing figures and highlighting trends. Also included is an analysis of discretionary income figures, produced by New Strategists’ data from the Current Population Survey and the Bureau of Labor Statistics’ Consumer Expenditure Survey. Besides providing data on the wealth of US households, the guide also looks at the poverty population. Expanded tables exploring the economic status of Asian Americans are new to this edition. An index and glossary are included. Annotation ©2004 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)

American Incomes Demographics of Who Has Money 5th Table of contents:

1. Household Income

  • Overview of household income distribution and trends.

2. The Richest Households Control a Large Share of Income

  • Analysis of income concentration among the wealthiest households.

3. Household Incomes are Falling

  • Examination of declining household incomes over time.

4. Most Age Groups have Lost Ground Since 2000

  • Discussion on income stagnation across various age demographics.

5. Every Household Type has Seen Its Income Decline

  • Insights into income reductions among different household structures.

6. Non–Hispanic Whites have Lost the Least

  • Comparative analysis of income changes among racial groups.

7. Even the College Educated have Lost Ground

  • Impact of education on income trends.

8. Incomes Fell in Households Large and Small

  • Income changes across varying household sizes.

9. More Earners Help Stabilize Incomes

  • Role of multiple income earners in household financial stability.

10. Most Families with Children are Losing Ground

  • Challenges faced by families with children regarding income.

11. Working Wives are Keeping Families Afloat

  • Contribution of working wives to household income.

12. The Northeast is Faring Better than Other Regions

  • Regional income disparities within the United States.

13. Most States Experienced Declines in Median Household Income

  • State-wise analysis of median household income trends.

14. Dual-Earner Couples Dominate the Affluent

  • Income patterns among dual-earner couples.

15. Married Couples have the Highest Incomes

  • Income levels associated with married couples.

16. Household Income Peaks in the 45-to-54 Age Group

  • Income trends by age group.

17. Among Couples, the Middle Aged have the Highest Incomes

  • Income analysis of middle-aged couples.

18. Incomes of Female-Headed Families are below Average

  • Income levels of female-headed households.

19. Male-Headed Families have Average Incomes

  • Income statistics for male-headed households.

20. Women Who Live Alone have the Lowest Incomes

  • Income trends among single women living alone.

21. Incomes are Low for Men who Live Alone

  • Income patterns for single men living alone.

22. Two-Income Households have Above-Average Incomes

  • Financial benefits of two-income households.

23. Married Couples with School-Aged Children have the Highest Incomes

  • Income levels of married couples with children.

24. Dual Earners Dominate Married Couples

  • Prevalence of dual-income households among married couples.

25. Female-Headed Families Without Children have Higher Incomes

  • Income statistics for childless female-headed households.

26. Male-Headed Families with Children have Below-Average Incomes

  • Income trends for male-headed households with children.

27. Household Incomes Rise with Education

  • Correlation between education levels and household income.

28. Household Incomes are Highest in New England

  • Regional income analysis focusing on New England.

29. Among Blacks, Household Incomes are Highest in the West

  • Income patterns among Black households in the Western U.S.

30. Household Incomes are Highest in Maryland

  • State-specific income analysis for Maryland.

31. Suburban Households have the Highest Incomes

  • Income levels in suburban areas.

32. Men’s Income

  • Detailed examination of men’s income trends.

33. Men’s Incomes have Shrunk in Almost Every Age Group

  • Decline in men’s income across various age groups.

34. The Incomes of Black Men have Grown the Most Since 1980

  • Income growth among Black men over the decades.

35. In Every Region, Men have Lost Ground Since 2000

  • Regional analysis of men’s income decline.

36. Men’s Earnings Fell between 2000 and 2008

  • Detailed look at men’s earnings during this period.

37. Black Men’s Incomes Have Grown the Most Since 1980

  • Further insights into the income growth of Black men.

38. Women’s Income

  • Comprehensive analysis of women’s income trends.

39. Women’s Incomes have Shrunk in Almost Every Age Group

  • Decline in women’s income across various age groups.

40. The Incomes of Black Women have Grown the Most Since 1980

  • Income growth among Black women over the decades.

41. In Every Region, Women have Lost Ground Since 2000

  • Regional analysis of women’s income decline.

42. Women’s Earnings Fell between 2000 and 2008

  • Detailed look at women’s earnings during this period.

43. Black Women’s Incomes Have Grown the Most Since 1980

  • Further insights into the income growth of Black women.

44. Wealth

  • Overview of wealth distribution and trends.

45. Poverty

  • Examination of poverty levels and related factors.

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