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Historical Income Tables - Families
Table F-6. Regions--Asian Families
by Median and Mean Income: 2002 to 2006
(Families as of March of the following year. Income in current
and 2006 CPI-U-RS adjusted dollars 28/)
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Median income Mean income
Region ____________________ ____________________
and Number Current 2006 Current 2006
year (thous.) dollars dollars dollars dollars
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UNITED STATES
Asian A.O.I.C.
2006 3,489 $74,642 $74,642 $97,164 $97,164
2005 3,358 69,282 71,554 88,120 91,009
2004 35/ 3,283 65,244 69,642 84,995 90,725
2003 3,194 62,473 68,487 76,862 84,261
2002 2,939 61,005 68,371 78,596 88,086
Asian Alone
2006 3,346 74,612 74,612 97,823 97,823
2005 3,208 68,957 71,218 88,372 91,269
2004 35/ 3,142 65,420 69,830 85,281 91,030
2003 3,064 63,251 69,340 77,513 84,974
2002 2,845 60,984 68,347 78,948 88,480
NORTHEAST
Asian A.O.I.C.
2006 806 $72,177 $72,177 $104,886 $104,886
2005 702 64,873 67,000 85,957 88,775
2004 35/ 655 62,388 66,594 86,336 92,156
2003 610 63,592 69,713 80,724 88,495
2002 596 65,293 73,177 87,450 98,009
Asian Alone
2006 793 71,798 71,798 105,077 105,077
2005 696 64,806 66,931 86,172 88,997
2004 35/ 651 62,455 66,665 86,494 92,325
2003 594 64,389 70,587 81,236 89,056
2002 581 65,308 73,193 88,254 98,910
MIDWEST
Asian A.O.I.C.
2006 414 $75,862 $75,862 $105,471 $105,471
2005 369 77,685 80,232 93,560 96,628
2004 35/ 394 70,887 75,666 88,556 94,526
2003 402 68,547 75,145 92,123 100,991
2002 329 55,924 62,676 78,926 88,456
Asian Alone
2006 401 76,547 76,547 106,926 106,926
2005 357 78,538 81,113 94,614 97,716
2004 35/ 383 70,934 75,716 88,627 94,601
2003 396 69,195 75,856 92,734 101,661
2002 321 56,764 63,618 79,496 89,094
SOUTH
Asian A.O.I.C.
2006 680 $79,281 $79,281 $99,842 $99,842
2005 647 69,687 71,972 91,827 94,838
2004 35/ 675 59,386 63,389 81,529 87,025
2003 638 56,075 61,473 69,011 75,654
2002 621 55,967 62,725 75,108 84,177
Asian Alone
2006 648 80,109 80,109 101,113 101,113
2005 610 68,857 71,115 91,288 94,281
2004 35/ 640 59,258 63,253 82,185 87,725
2003 600 56,980 62,465 69,638 76,341
2002 604 56,135 62,913 75,792 84,943
WEST
Asian A.O.I.C.
2006 1,590 $73,254 $73,254 $89,943 $89,943
2005 1,640 68,488 70,734 86,362 89,194
2004 35/ 1,559 65,830 70,268 85,031 90,763
2003 1,545 64,783 71,019 74,606 81,788
2002 1,393 62,333 69,859 76,283 85,494
Asian Alone
2006 1,503 72,744 72,744 90,143 90,143
2005 1,545 68,381 70,623 86,768 89,613
2004 35/ 1,468 66,170 70,631 85,219 90,964
2003 1,474 65,301 71,587 75,131 82,363
2002 1,340 62,045 69,536 76,208 85,409
NA Not available. Respondents were not asked detailed health insurance questions
about direct-purchase coverage before the March 1995 Current Population Survey (CPS).
1/ Includes CHAMPUS (Comprehensive Health and Medical Plan for Uniformed
Services)/Tricare, Veterans, and military health care.
2/ Implementation of a new March Current Population Survey (CPS) processing system.
3/ Implementation of Census 1990 based population controls.
4/ Data collection method changed from paper and pencil to computer-assisted
interviewing.
5/ Health insurance questions were redesigned. Increases in estimates of
employment-based and military health care coverage may be partially due
to questionnaire changes. Overall coverage estimates were not affected.
6/ Beginning with the March 1998 CPS, people with no coverage other than
access to Indian Health Service are no longer considered covered by health
insurance; instead, they are considered to be uninsured. The effect of
this change on the overall estimates of health insurance coverage is
negligible; however, the decrease in the number of people covered by
Medicaid may be partically due to this change.
7/ Estimates reflect the results of follow-up verification questions.
8/ Implementation of Census 2000 based population controls.
9/ Based on a November 2001 weighting correction and 1990 census population controls.
10/ Sample expanded by 28,000 households.
11/The 2003 CPS asked respondents to choose one or more races. White alone refers
to people who reported White and did not report any other race category. The use of
this single-race population does not imply that it is the preferred method of presenting
or analyzing data. The Census Bureau uses a variety of approaches. Information on
people who reported more than one race, such as “White and American Indian and
Alaska Native” or “Asian and Black or African American,” is available from Census
2000 through American FactFinder. About 2.6 percent of people reported more than
one race in 2000.
12/The 2001 CPS and earlier years asked respondents to report only one race.
The reference groups for these years are: White, White not Hispanic, Black, and
Asian and Pacific Islander.
13/Black alone refers to people who reported Black or African American and did not
report any other race category.
14/Asian alone refers to people who reported Asian and did not report any other race
category.
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, Current Population Survey, 1988 to 2003 Annual Social
and Economic Supplements.
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