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Median Income from the American Comm. Survey (2019 dollars)	Household Adj. Income	Rank	Family Adj. Income	Rank
2019	$57,603	38	$73,876	36
2018	$56,756	35	$71,421	35
2017	$56,510	35	$71,012	35
2016	$55,725	36	$70,338	34
2015	$54,506	36	$68,133	35
2014	$53,398	34	$65,638	35
2013	$52,160	35	$65,219	35
% Change 2013 to 2019	10.4%	36	13.3%	28

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, ACS

Median Household Income from the Current Pop. Survey (2017 dollars)	Adj. Value	Rank
2017	$58,873	30
2016	$57,289	33
2015	$53,760	34
2014	$49,762	38
2013	$52,037	32
2012	$49,279	38
2011	$48,433	41
2010	$52,071	33
2000	$58,170	29
1995	$53,696	28
1990	$50,502	36
% Change 1990 to 2017	16.6%	14

Source: U.S. Census Bureau

Quarterly Earnings and Income over Time 2020 Adjusted Dollars (Millions of dollars, seasonally adjusted)	Earnings by Place of Work Adj. ($000,000)	Rank	Personal Income by Place of Residence Adj. ($000,000)	Rank
2020:3	234,274,765	20	348,000,566	20
2020:2	215,739,122	20	358,459,154	20
2020:1	233,959,963	20	333,779,465	20
2019:4	235,458,402	19	335,314,052	20
2019:3	233,513,225	19	332,938,948	20
2019:2	231,106,519	19	329,958,033	20
2019:1	230,849,981	19	328,810,521	20
2018:4	233,248,924	19	331,398,954	20
2018:3	230,412,171	19	327,782,635	20
2018:2	228,083,832	19	324,500,579	20
2018:1	227,005,946	19	322,546,191	20
% Change 2018:1 to 2020:3	3.2%	34	7.9%	39

Source: U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis

Per Capita Personal Income	Number	Rank	Percent of U.S.
Per Capita Income - 2019	$48,678	37	86.2%
Per Capita Income - 2009 (adj. for inflation)	$40,638	39	86.8%
Per Capita Income - 1999 (adj. for inflation)	$40,962	30	93.1%
Per Capita Income - 1989 (adj. for inflation)	$34,365	30	90.6%
10-Year % change	19.8%	19
20-Year % change	18.8%	46
30-Year % change	41.6%	39

Source: U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis

Personal Income in 2019	Amount ($000)	5-Year Adj. % Change	Rank
Total Earnings by Place of Work	$229,895,843	10.6%	24
Minus: Contributions for government social insurance	$25,827,734	11.7%	21
Personal contributions for government social insurance	$14,143,276	15.0%	23
Employer contributions for government social insurance	$11,684,458	7.9%	24
Plus: Adjustment for residence	$7,354,490	31.5%	12
Equals: Net Earnings by Place of Residence	$211,422,599	11.1%	24
Plus: Dividends, rent, interest	$53,007,841	16.4%	21
Plus: Transfer payments	$63,282,012	11.5%	37
Equals: Personal Income by Place of Residence	$327,712,452	12.0%	23

Source: U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis (*adj = Adjusted for Inflation)

Annual Earnings and Income over Time 2019 Adjusted Dollars	Earnings by Place of Work Adj. ($000)	Rank	Personal Income by Place of Residence Adj. ($000)	Rank
2019	229,895,843	19	327,712,452	20
2018	226,888,629	19	322,577,502	20
2017	221,328,311	19	314,187,617	19
2016	218,098,389	19	308,623,746	19

Source: U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis

State and Local Revenue in 2018	Value ($000)	Rank	Percent Distribution	Rank	Per Capita Revenue	Rank
General	$58,312,203	17	100.0%		$8,705	37
Intergovernment	$15,345,893	15	26.3%	15	$2,291	24
Own-Source	$42,966,310	18	73.7%	37	$6,414	35
Total Tax	$27,391,364	20	47.0%	38	$4,089	39
Property Tax	$6,918,223	21	11.9%	39	$1,033	40
General Sales Tax	$7,795,091	17	13.4%	17	$1,164	25
Individual Income Tax	$6,463,668	19	11.1%	32	$965	33
Corporate Net Income Tax	$698,725	19	1.2%	31	$104	34
Other Taxes	$5,515,657	17	9.5%	26	$823	33
Total Charges	$11,912,428	14	20.4%	12	$1,778	16
Own-Source General	$3,662,518	24	6.3%	36	$547	42

Source: Rockefeller Institute of Government, U.S. Census Bureau

State and Local Expenditures in 2018	Value ($000)	Rank	Percent Distribution	Rank	Per Capita Expenditure	Rank
General	$54,641,035	18	100.0%		$8,157	40
Intergovernment	$1,155	16	0.0%	7	$0	13
Direct	$54,639,880	18	100.0%	1	$8,157	40
Elementary and Secondary Ed.	$10,403,953	20	19.0%	37	$1,553	44
Public Welfare	$13,956,280	14	25.5%	15	$2,083	25
Higher Ed.	$6,703,872	13	12.3%	11	$1,001	21
Health and Hospitals	$5,492,925	16	10.1%	16	$820	20
Corrections	$1,137,845	21	2.1%	30	$170	43
Police	$1,493,171	23	2.7%	45	$223	49
Highways	$2,611,639	22	4.8%	45	$390	49
Interest	$1,858,844	17	3.4%	16	$278	25
Other	$10,981,351	19	20.1%	35	$1,639	42

Source: Rockefeller Institute of Government, U.S. Census Bureau

Local Revenue in 2018	Value ($000)	Rank	Percent Distribution	Rank	Per Capita Revenue	Rank
General	$29,621,806	18	100.0%		$4,422	31
Intergovernment	$12,126,775	15	40.9%	12	$1,810	19
Own-Source	$17,495,031	18	59.1%	40	$2,612	36
Total Tax	$7,993,485	25	27.0%	47	$1,193	44
Property Tax	$6,905,296	21	23.3%	37	$1,031	37
Individual Income Tax	$647,596	7	2.2%	7	$97	7
Other Taxes	$440,593	31	1.5%	42	$66	44
Total Charges	$8,193,409	11	27.7%	5	$1,223	9
Own-Source General	$1,308,137	18	4.4%	32	$195	28

Source: Rockefeller Institute of Government, U.S. Census Bureau

Local Expenditures in 2018	Value ($000)	Rank	Percent Distribution	Rank	Per Capita Expenditure	Rank
General	$26,219,658	19	100.0%		$3,914	39
Intergovernment	$22,299	19	0.1%	19	$3	24
Direct	$26,197,359	19	99.9%	23	$3,911	39
Elementary and Secondary Ed.	$10,403,953	20	39.7%	35	$1,553	42
Public Welfare	$22,898	43	0.1%	49	$3	49
Health and Hospitals	$4,785,697	9	18.3%	6	$714	10
Corrections	$482,913	19	1.8%	16	$72	25
Police	$1,241,468	24	4.7%	41	$185	48
Highways	$959,920	23	3.7%	38	$143	43
Interest	$880,403	20	3.4%	17	$131	27
Other	$7,420,107	19	28.3%	23	$1,108	33

Source: Rockefeller Institute of Government, U.S. Census Bureau

State Revenue in 2018	Value ($000)	Rank	Percent Distribution	Rank	Per Capita Revenue	Rank
General	$40,546,768	17	100.0%		$6,053	30
Intergovernment	$15,075,489	14	37.2%	12	$2,251	19
Own-Source	$25,471,279	18	62.8%	39	$3,803	31
Total Tax	$19,397,879	17	47.8%	23	$2,896	26
Property Tax	$12,927	29	0.0%	30	$2	32
General Sales Tax	$7,795,091	12	19.2%	10	$1,164	12
Individual Income Tax	$5,816,072	19	14.3%	32	$868	34
Corporate Net Income Tax	$698,725	19	1.7%	29	$104	33
Other Taxes	$5,075,064	14	12.5%	21	$758	26
Total Charges	$3,719,019	25	9.2%	38	$555	36
Own-Source General	$2,354,381	24	5.8%	39	$351	41

Source: Rockefeller Institute of Government, U.S. Census Bureau

State Expenditures in 2018	Value ($000)	Rank	Percent Distribution	Rank	Per Capita Expenditure	Rank
General	$38,771,326	17	100.0%		$5,788	35
Intergovernment	$10,328,805	16	26.6%	19	$1,542	23
Direct	$28,442,521	17	73.4%	32	$4,246	38
Public Welfare	$13,933,382	13	35.9%	10	$2,080	22
Higher Ed.	$6,703,872	11	17.3%	7	$1,001	11
Health and Hospitals	$707,228	34	1.8%	48	$106	49
Corrections	$654,932	23	1.7%	42	$98	49
Police	$251,703	20	0.6%	36	$38	33
Highways	$1,651,719	22	4.3%	41	$247	44
Interest	$978,441	14	2.5%	13	$146	19
Other	$3,561,244	23	9.2%	41	$532	45

Source: Rockefeller Institute of Government, U.S. Census Bureau

Unemployment Insurance Tax in 2020	Number	Rank
Wage Base	$9,500	35
New Employer Rate %	2.50%
Minimum Rate	0.50%	12
Maximum Rate	7.40%	19

Note: For Rhode Island, there is a range provided for the wage base. Please refer to the source (www.oui.doleta.gov/unemploy/content/sigpros/2010-2019/July2013.pdf).
Source: U.S. Department of Labor