Estimating After-Tax Money Income Distributions Using Data from the March Current Population Survey

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Estimating After-Tax Money Income Distributions Using Data from the March Current Population Survey

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Report Number: P23-126
Estimating After-Tax Money Income Distributions Using Data from the March Current Population Survey
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This report shows 21 household income levels before and after taxes according to age, race and Spanish origin of householder, household type and size, and housing tenure. Statistics cover aggregate income (all households), mean income, income per household member, and total number of persons in households. The report also includes some poverty statistics.

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