US Household Income
began its recent decline in 2000 and continued until 2015
See Average US Annual
Household Income 2000 to 2018
Year – Income - % loss
or gain – Jobless Rate below:
In 11 of these 18
years, the US Annual Household income showed losses of up to $5000 per year.
Manufacturing jobs were being sent overseas, immigration of welfare, unskilled
and semi-skilled migrants was excessive. Most employment was minimum wage going
to immigrants and government employment.
Year – Income- %Change
– Unemployment%
2000 $58,554, -0.2%,
3.9%
2001 $57,246, -2.2%,
5.7%
2002 $56,599, -1.1%,
6.0%
2003 $56,528, -0.1%,
5.7%
2004 $56,332, -0.3%,
5.4%
2005 $56,935, 1.1%, 4.9%
2006 $57,379, 0.8%, 4.4%
2007 $58,148,
1.3%, 5.0%
2008 $56,076, -3.6%,
7.3%
2009 $55,683, -0.7%,
9.9%
2010 $54,245, -2.6%,
9.3%
2011 $53,401, -1.6%,
8.5%
2012 $53,331, -0.1%,
7.8%
2013 $55,214, 3.5%, 6.7%
2014 $54,398, -1.5%,
5.6%
2015 $57,230, 5.2%, 5.0%
2016 $59,039, 3.2%, 4.7%
2017 $61,372, 4.0%, 4.1%
2018 $62,450, July 1.8%
3.9%
The final US Household
Income Average for 2018 should be announced soon.
The US Poverty rate
dropped from 12.7% in 2016 to 12.3% in 2017.
The percentage of people without health insurance remained at 8.8% in
2016 and 2017.
Final numbers on 2018
should be available soon.
Norb Leahy, Dunwoody
GA Tea Party Leader
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