US household income finally matches 1999 peak; poverty drops

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Name calling - all the DPST's have in response to a topic worthy of discussion.

We will see what plays out Nov 2020 Originally Posted by oeb11

Name calling - all the DTDS's have in response to a topic worthy of discussion.

We will see what plays out Nov 2020

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Originally Posted by Yssup Rider

47 K worth of worthless!!!!!!!!

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Stalker. Originally Posted by Yssup Rider

47 K worth of worthless!!!!!!!!

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Government figures show that after more than a decade of economic growth — the longest expansion on record — Americans are earning no more than they did two decades ago once inflation is taken into account.
The Census Bureau says that median household income rose 0.9% in 2018 to an inflation-adjusted $63,179 from $62,626 in 2017.
The poverty rate fell to 11.8%, the lowest annual level since 2001. That improvement reflects increased income over the past several years for many workers in low-wage jobs.
At the same time, the proportion of Americans with health insurance fell to 91.5% from 92.15 in 2017. Originally Posted by oeb11

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Increased income for low wage jobs and a lowering poverty rate.

More winning!!!

EL - Amen - would be interesting to have Tiny and SR comment

have not seen SR lately - hope he did not disappear.

Lets get back to the OP.

Increased income for low wage jobs and a lowering poverty rate.

More winning!!! Originally Posted by eccielover

More than a decade of growth the longest on record. 8 of that was Obama. Trump has been riding Obama’s economy. Obama took a 10% unemployment and cut it in half

The month of record tariff revenue came before significant escalations between the US and China that the White House said were necessary to pressure China to change unfair trade practices.