Local area personal income for 2001-2003.

From: Survey of Current Business | Date: May 1, 2005| Author: Lenze, David G. | Copyright information

IN 2003, local area personal income growth accelerated across the country, reflecting a quickening pace of recovery from the recession of 2001. Personal income in micropolitan areas grew 3.7 percent (up from 2.2 percent), while personal income in metropolitan areas grew 3.1 percent (up from 1.8 percent).

The latest estimates of personal income for local areas in 2003--in concert with employment and population growth estimates--shed new light on the nature of the recovery...

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