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Personal income per capita in Martin County: How it changed in 2019
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Personal income per capita in Newton County: How it changed in 2019
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Before the pandemic caused widespread job losses last year, personal income per capita in Phelps County increased in 2019 compared with the year prior, rising to $40,208, a 2.9% increase.
Personal income per capita is measured as the total personal income of an area divided by the population. In 2019, Phelps County ranked 96th in Missouri in terms of personal income per capita growth. In 2018, income grew by 3.7%.
Nationwide, personal income per capita increased by 3.5% to $56,490 in 2019 compared with 2018. That increase was smaller than the previous year s 4.8%. The majority of the 3,000-plus counties the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA) tracks continued to see personal income per capita rise in 2019, the latest data available.
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Leave nature better than you found it: this principle of “leave no trace” is the mantra of every conservationist, hunter and outdoors enthusiast of the West’s iconic public lands.
If nature is to persist for future generations, we must all work together to make that happen. But right now, outdated federal policies are failing to hold oil and gas companies to this standard and a new report highlights that without reform, future generations will not have the same access to beautiful landscapes we have been so lucky to explore and enjoy.