…Census Bureau. For those families, child-care expenses represent 7.2% of family income, compared to 6.3% in 1986 (the earliest year available). Meanwhile, in particular since the Great Recession, median pay…

…and declining real lower quintile wages is even stronger. Since According to the Census Bureau, by age 40, 81% of all women have borne at least 1 child, the number…

…district as indicated by the Census. So minors, recent immigrants or immigrants who have not yet gone through the naturalization process, convicted felons, and elderly Blacks who cannot produce a…

…as King of England in 1066 (and all that) William the Conqueror directed that inquiries be made and recorded on what today would be a combination population and economic census…

…Census Bureau: Note that rents have soared in the last few years, and made yet another all time record, even adjusted for inflation, in the last quarter of last year….

…upper-income households living in census tracts that are majority upper-income, rather than scattered throughout more mixed-income neighborhoods, has doubled. The upper echelon has increasingly sought comfort in prosperous insularity, withdrawing…

…the World Bank. The post also uses information obtained from the Census Department’s 2014 American Community Survey. In particular, the post uses the 2014 per capita income of immigrants to…

…the US population originates with the Census, but I’m using the set cleaned up by the Texas State Library and Archives Commission since its in an easy to use format….

…aspect of the law? Something having to do with how research was written off? What’s going on? 2. Data… Data and estimates for the US population originates with the Census,…

…range in 1997: The bottom line is that, when we leave aside those who tell the Census Bureau that they *aren’t* interested in working now, we see that the situation…