Residents in D.C. lead at $108,233 per capita personal income in 2024, followed by Massachusetts ($93,927) and Connecticut ($93,235). The West Coast shows strong performance with California ($85,518) and Washington ($83,938) ranked sixth and eighth respectively.
Personal income levels across the U.S. vary widely, shaped by differences in industries, costs of living, and economic growth. This map lists states by their per capita personal income, showing where residents, on average, earn the most.
The data for this visualization comes from the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis, compiled by StatsAmerica. These figures include pre-tax earnings from: wages, insurance & government business & rental income, interest, and dividends, unadjusted for living costs. It does not include capital gains from selling stock.
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People in the commie states seem to be earning well.
ReplyDeletePer capita income? So a family of 4 in California has an average income of $346K?!?
ReplyDeleteThis is definitely a case of average (mean) versus average (median) versus average (mode) makes a significant difference. I would be exceptionally surprised if the data is correct for any of the three definitions of "average". I strongly suspect that the data is mean average household income (or its just wildly made up).