2016 CPS Poverty Table: POV-28. Income Deficit or Surplus of Families and Unrelated Individuals by Poverty Status

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2016 CPS Poverty Table: POV-28. Income Deficit or Surplus of Families and Unrelated Individuals by Poverty Status

Poverty Status in 2015

The CPS 2016 Annual Social and Economic Supplement asked participants to report their poverty status for 2015.

Symbols Used in Tables

Below 100% of Poverty

All Races [<1.0 MB]

White alone, not Hispanic [<1.0 MB]

White alone or in combination [<1.0 MB]

White alone [<1.0 MB]

Hispanic (any race) [<1.0 MB]

Black alone or in combination [<1.0 MB]

Black alone [<1.0 MB]

Asian alone or in combination [<1.0 MB]

Asian alone [<1.0 MB]

Above Poverty Level

All Races [<1.0 MB]

White alone, not Hispanic [<1.0 MB]

White alone or in combination [<1.0 MB]

White alone [<1.0 MB]

Hispanic (any race) [<1.0 MB]

Black alone or in combination [<1.0 MB]

Black alone [<1.0 MB]

Asian alone or in combination [<1.0 MB]

Asian alone [<1.0 MB]

Symbols Used in Tables
  (B)    Base less than 75,000.
  (NA) Not available.
  (X)    Not applicable.

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CPS Poverty Tables Footnotes

Poverty in the United States is measured by comparing family income with one of 48 poverty thresholds--the dollar amounts used to determine who is poor.

Related Information

CPS Poverty Data Tables

Last Revised: March 30, 2020