30 Year % Change in Per Capita Income (adj to 2007 $)

Rank	States	1977 to 2007 % chg PCPI
1	District of Columbia	89.3%
2	Massachusetts	88.0%
3	Connecticut	84.9%
4	Vermont	78.1%
5	New Hampshire	77.1%
6	New Jersey	71.4%
7	Virginia	69.5%
8	Wyoming	68.6%
9	Louisiana	67.8%
10	Rhode Island	66.7%
11	New York	66.5%
12	Maryland	66.1%
13	South Dakota	64.9%
14	North Dakota	64.6%
15	Alabama	63.6%
16	North Carolina	63.3%
17	Maine	62.3%
18	Florida	60.8%
19	South Carolina	60.4%
19	Tennessee	60.4%
21	Colorado	59.6%
22	Minnesota	59.5%
22	Mississippi	59.5%
24	Georgia	57.9%
25	Arkansas	56.0%
26	Texas	55.9%
27	Oklahoma	55.5%
28	Washington	54.3%
29	Nebraska	52.8%
30	Pennsylvania	51.6%
31	Delaware	48.5%
32	Kentucky	48.4%
33	New Mexico	48.0%
34	Montana	46.8%
35	Kansas	46.6%
36	Arizona	44.9%
37	Idaho	43.7%
38	Illinois	43.3%
38	Wisconsin	43.3%
40	California	42.6%
41	West Virginia	42.5%
42	Missouri	42.2%
43	Iowa	40.7%
44	Utah	37.4%
45	Hawaii	37.3%
46	Nevada	36.5%
47	Oregon	36.4%
48	Indiana	35.6%
49	Ohio	34.5%
50	Michigan	26.5%
51	Alaska	-5.6%
Source: US Bureau of Economic Analysis

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USA Counties IN Profile provides current federal statistics on a variety of demographic and economic indicators. Read "About the Profile" for the best understanding of the data, ranks and computations. This profile is produced by STATS Indiana, a web service of the Indiana Business Research Center at the Indiana University Kelley School of Business. Major support for this effort is provided by the State of Indiana through the Indiana Economic Development Corporation. Updated: April 24, 2009 at 13:57