…national accounts tally up Income and Saving: Primary Labor Income +Primary Property Income – Interest Paid = Primary Income + Benefits & Transfers – Taxes = Disposable Income – Consumption…

…divide households into four equal groups (or quartiles) according to income. In 2018, the median household income for all urban consumer income levels was $55,000. The median household income for…

…issue, I viewed this chart by Mike Kimel and thought: Perfect! Then comes Ken Houghton linking to this article with it’s chart. What do they have in common? Income inequality….

…interest income peak coincides with the percentage peak of savings in the first chart. The savings % of disposable income peaks in 1982 at 11.2 and the income from interest…

…the poor YoY nationwide income tax withholding results late last year. And that is in exact accordance with the income distributional chart supplied by the Census Bureau as to median…

…had two income earners, had incomes exceeding $91,705. Households in the mid quintile, with a mean of one income earner per household had incomes between $36,000 and $57,657. Recall that…

…both groups in 1933, we see $6142/person (16.46% of the total personal income) for the top 1% and $315/person for the rest. The following chart shows the years of income…

…1936 is 4% on incomes up to $4000. This $4000 appears to capture the income of the vast majority of workers in the nation in 1936. Remember, this income that…

…in 1933, we see $6142/person (16.46% of the total personal income) for the top 1% and $315/person for the rest. The following chart shows the years of income and GDP…

…the vaunted Clinton era. Look at this chart. Notice how the income for the bottom 99% is continuously falling away from the total income. Of course, you can’t miss the…