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73.3% of America's
gross operating surplus in motion picture and sound recording industries
comes from
California
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DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA ECONOMY STATS:
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Employment
275,561
[52nd of 52]
Gross State Product > Current Dollars
$75,264,000,000.00
[36th of 56]
Median Earnings for Male Full-Time, Year-Round Workers
$50,933.00
[3rd of 51]
Median Family Income
$54,193.00
[21st of 51]
Median Household Income
$46,574.00
[18th of 51]
Minimum wage
$7.00 as of January 1, 2006)
Number of Interstate Lottos
2
[15th of 42]
Percent below poverty level
18.9%
[4th of 51]
Percent of Children Below Poverty Level
33.9 %
[1st of 51]
Percent of Households With Cash Public Assistance Income
4.8 %
[3rd of 51]
Percent of Households With Retirement Income
15.9 %
[34th of 51]
Percent of People 65 Years and Over Below Poverty Level
14.4 %
[3rd of 51]
Percent of Related Children Below Poverty Level
33.7 %
[1st of 51]
Personal income
$30,826,000,000.00
[45th of 51]
Unemployment
15,365
[48th of 52]
Unemployment rate
5.3%
[8th of 52]
Welfare Caseloads > Percent change in total families
5.4%
[14th of 54]
Welfare Caseloads > Percent change in total recipients
1.5%
[18th of 54]
Welfare Caseloads > Total families
16,882
[31st of 54]
Welfare Caseloads > Total recipients
43,136
[31st of 54]
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SOURCES:
Bureau of Labor Statistics
, March 2006;
US Census Bureau
, 2004.;
American Community Survey 2004
; Employment Services Administration (1 March 2006).
Minimum Wage Laws in the States
. Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) online information. United States Department of Labor.; Wikipedia:
Lotteries in the United States
;
American Community Survey 2004
;
Bureau of Economic Analysis regional data
, 2005;
Bureau of Labor Statistics
, March 2006;
Administration of Children and Families
ALTERNATIVE NAMES:
District of Columbia, Washington (District of Columbia), DC, D.C., Dist. of Col.
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