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The West > California > Economy

CALIFORNIAN ECONOMY STATS:   Top Stats   All Stats  
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Employment 16,874,149 [1st of 52]
Gross State Product > Current Dollars $1,543,835,000,000.00 [1st of 56]
Source: Bureau of Labor Statistics, March 2006
Median Earnings for Male Full-Time, Year-Round Workers $42,626.00 [16th of 51]
Source: US Census Bureau, 2004.
Median Family Income $58,327.00 [14th of 51]
Source: American Community Survey 2004
Median Household Income $51,185.00 [9th of 51]
Source: American Community Survey 2004
Nest Egg Index 97.86 [32nd of 50]
Source: American Community Survey 2004
Percent below poverty level 13.3% [20th of 51]
Source: A.G. Edwards
Percent of Children Below Poverty Level 18.9 % [21st of 51]
Source: American Community Survey 2004
Percent of Households With Retirement Income 15.3 % [40th of 51]
Source: American Community Survey 2004
Percent of People 65 Years and Over Below Poverty Level 7.8 % [34th of 51]
Source: American Community Survey 2004
Percent of Related Children Below Poverty Level 18.5 % [20th of 51]
Source: American Community Survey 2004
Personal income $1,340,319,000,000.00 [1st of 51]
Source: American Community Survey 2004
Total tax burden $85,721,483,000.00 [1st of 50]
Source: Bureau of Economic Analysis regional data, 2005
    Total tax burden (per capita) $2,391.65 [9th of 50]
Unemployment 847,509 [1st of 52]
Source: US Census Bureau, 2004
Unemployment rate 4.8% [17th of 52]
Source: Bureau of Labor Statistics, March 2006
Welfare Caseloads > Percent change in total families -4% [34th of 54]
Source: Bureau of Labor Statistics, March 2006
Welfare Caseloads > Percent change in total recipients -7.6% [37th of 54]
Source: Administration of Children and Families
Welfare Caseloads > Total families 449,170 [1st of 54]
Source: Administration of Children and Families
Welfare Caseloads > Total recipients 1,085,627 [1st of 54]
Source: Administration of Children and Families

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SOURCES: Bureau of Labor Statistics, March 2006; US Census Bureau, 2004.; American Community Survey 2004 ; A.G. Edwards; American Community Survey 2004; Bureau of Economic Analysis regional data, 2005; US Census Bureau, 2004; Bureau of Labor Statistics, March 2006; Administration of Children and Families

ALTERNATIVE NAMES: CA

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