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Historical Income Tables - Families
Table F-7 Type of White not Hispanic Family
by Median and Mean Income: 1987 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
Type of ____________________ ____________________
family Number Current 2006 Current 2006
and year (thous.) dollars dollars dollars dollars
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ALL FAMILIES
White Alone, not Hispanic
2006 54,657 $65,866 $65,866 $84,978 $84,978
2005 54,264 63,156 65,227 81,179 83,841
2004 35/ 54,262 60,994 65,106 77,591 82,822
2003 54,032 59,937 65,707 75,872 83,175
2002 53,860 58,270 65,306 73,464 82,334
White not Hispanic
2001 53,628 57,328 65,288 73,496 83,701
2000 30/ 53,729 56,240 65,847 71,676 83,920
1999 29/ 53,695 54,013 65,359 68,277 82,619
1998 53,107 51,607 63,750 65,338 80,712
1997 52,875 49,636 62,171 62,308 78,043
1996 52,625 47,023 60,171 58,620 75,010
1995 25/ 52,861 45,018 59,139 55,971 73,527
1994 24/ 53,029 42,549 57,241 53,653 72,179
1993 23/ 52,470 41,110 56,486 51,467 70,716
1992 22/ 52,302 40,334 56,790 48,099 67,723
1991 52,288 39,241 56,652 46,715 67,442
1990 52,038 38,239 57,185 45,928 68,683
1989 51,955 37,062 58,187 44,672 70,135
1988 51,850 35,116 57,510 41,473 67,921
1987 21/ 51,702 33,509 56,892 39,598 67,230
MARRIED-COUPLE FAMILIES
White Alone, not Hispanic
2006 44,343 $73,511 $73,511 $93,531 $93,531
2005 44,123 70,307 72,612 88,698 91,606
2004 35/ 44,206 68,013 72,598 85,046 90,779
2003 44,200 66,572 72,980 83,127 91,129
2002 44,109 64,905 72,742 80,445 90,158
White not Hispanic
2001 44,124 63,862 72,729 80,222 91,361
2000 30/ 44,278 62,000 72,591 77,803 91,093
1999 /29 44,443 59,522 72,025 74,098 89,663
1998 43,669 56,965 70,369 71,373 88,167
1997 43,427 54,270 67,975 67,980 85,148
1996 43,276 51,809 66,295 63,938 81,815
1995 25/ 43,771 49,505 65,033 60,840 79,923
1994 24/ 44,178 46,848 63,025 58,386 78,547
1993 23/ 43,745 45,238 62,158 55,761 76,616
1992 22/ 43,661 43,918 61,836 51,846 72,999
1991 43,724 42,502 61,360 50,309 72,630
1990 43,682 41,336 61,816 49,250 73,651
1989 43,710 40,165 63,059 47,782 75,017
1988 43,591 37,665 61,685 44,320 72,584
1987 21/ 43,422 36,155 61,385 42,284 71,791
--Wife in Paid Labor Force
White Alone, not Hispanic
2006 27,499 $86,935 $86,935 $106,077 $106,077
2005 26,989 82,367 85,068 101,028 104,340
2004 35/ 26,856 80,874 86,326 96,902 103,434
2003 27,039 78,907 86,503 94,648 103,759
2002 27,389 76,286 85,497 91,286 102,308
White not Hispanic
2001 27,164 74,071 84,355 89,601 102,042
2000 30/ 27,277 72,248 84,589 87,431 102,366
1999 /29 27,369 69,525 84,129 83,507 101,048
1998 26,753 66,389 82,010 80,030 98,861
1997 26,801 63,171 79,124 (NA) (NA)
1996 26,858 60,470 77,378 (NA) (NA)
1995 25/ 26,847 57,729 75,837 (NA) (NA)
1994 24/ 27,029 55,195 74,254 (NA) (NA)
1993 23/ 26,604 52,513 72,154 (NA) (NA)
--Wife Not in Paid Labor Force
White Alone, not Hispanic
2006 16,844 $49,211 $49,211 $73,050 $73,050
2005 17,134 47,534 49,092 69,275 71,546
2004 35/ 17,350 45,737 48,820 66,694 71,190
2003 17,161 44,102 48,347 64,974 71,228
2002 16,719 43,262 48,486 62,686 70,255
White not Hispanic
2001 16,960 43,423 49,452 65,201 74,254
2000 30/ 17,001 42,030 49,210 62,354 73,005
1999 /29 17,075 40,892 49,481 59,017 71,414
1998 16,916 39,947 49,346 57,682 71,254
1997 16,626 38,017 47,618 (NA) (NA)
1996 16,417 35,816 45,830 (NA) (NA)
1995 25/ 16,924 34,905 45,853 (NA) (NA)
1994 24/ 17,148 32,907 44,270 (NA) (NA)
1993 23/ 17,142 32,084 44,084 (NA) (NA)
MALE HOUSEHOLDER, NO SPOUSE PRESENT
White Alone, not Hispanic
2006 2,924 $45,945 $45,945 $59,747 $59,747
2005 3,003 44,782 46,250 59,186 61,127
2004 35/ 2,892 43,332 46,253 55,954 59,726
2003 2,710 41,003 44,950 53,541 58,695
2002 2,679 41,197 46,171 51,585 57,813
White not Hispanic
2001 2,618 39,979 45,530 51,604 58,769
2000 30/ 2,559 41,352 48,416 56,212 65,814
1999 /29 2,481 41,691 50,448 52,505 63,534
1998 2,530 40,931 50,562 48,262 59,618
1997 2,622 36,914 46,236 46,714 58,511
1996 2,475 35,529 45,463 43,414 55,553
1995 25/ 2,298 32,639 42,877 40,917 53,751
1994 24/ 2,087 31,061 41,786 38,209 51,402
1993 23/ 1,927 30,164 41,446 37,648 51,729
1992 22/ 2,011 31,822 44,805 38,616 54,371
1991 2,011 30,707 44,331 37,602 54,285
1990 1,948 31,866 47,654 37,705 56,386
1989 1,990 31,233 49,035 38,212 59,992
1988 1,972 30,054 49,220 36,016 58,984
1987 21/ 1,993 27,373 46,474 33,501 56,879
FEMALE HOUSEHOLDER, NO SPOUSE PRESENT
White Alone, not Hispanic
2006 7,390 $33,166 $33,166 $43,635 $43,635
2005 7,138 32,963 34,044 43,950 45,391
2004 35/ 7,164 31,722 33,860 40,325 43,043
2003 7,121 31,639 34,685 39,340 43,127
2002 7,072 31,031 34,778 38,209 42,822
White not Hispanic
2001 6,886 30,062 34,236 38,718 44,094
2000 30/ 6,891 30,417 35,613 38,055 44,555
1999 /29 6,770 28,755 34,795 35,845 43,374
1998 6,909 26,929 33,265 33,447 41,317
1997 6,826 25,188 31,549 32,218 40,354
1996 6,875 24,698 31,604 30,617 39,178
1995 25/ 6,792 24,467 32,141 29,685 38,996
1994 24/ 6,764 22,403 30,139 27,502 36,998
1993 23/ 6,798 21,644 29,739 27,748 38,126
1992 22/ 6,629 21,584 30,390 26,297 37,026
1991 6,552 21,045 30,382 25,532 36,860
1990 6,408 20,902 31,258 25,780 38,553
1989 6,255 20,237 31,772 24,992 39,237
1988 6,287 18,939 31,017 23,442 38,391
1987 21/ 6,287 18,493 31,398 22,985 39,024
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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