Source: JPMorgan Chase Institute.
Note: We provide standard errors for estimates at the state and county level. We do not display any estimates that have relative standard errors (RSE) larger than 50 percent. We calculate RSE as standard error / estimate.
1 Ranges of take-home income quintiles in 2017: Quintile 1 (<$14K), Quintile 2 ($14K – $25K), Quintile 3 ($25K – $42K), Quintile 4 ($42K – $72K), and Quintile 5 (>$72K).
Ranges of take-home income quintiles in 2016: Quintile 1 (<$14K), Quintile 2 ($14K – $24K), Quintile 3 ($24K – $41K), Quintile 4 ($41K – $69K), and Quintile 5 (>$69K).
(Opens Overlay) (Opens Overlay)Ranges of take-home income quintiles in 2015: Quintile 1 (<$14K), Quintile 2 ($14K – $23K), Quintile 3 ($23K – $39K), Quintile 4 ($39K – $66K), and Quintile 5 (>$66K).
(Opens Overlay) (Opens Overlay)Ranges of take-home income quintiles in 2014: Quintile 1 (<$13K), Quintile 2 ($13K – $22K), Quintile 3 ($22K – $38K), Quintile 4 ($38K – $64K), and Quintile 5 (>$64K).
(Opens Overlay) (Opens Overlay)2 Data represent the pooled weighted average across all low-sample counties in this state