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Consumer Analysis: CPS Annual SurveyGreat Recession Pushes Poverty Higher Increases in poverty were nearly universal across demographic groups. Oct 22, 2009 Real Incomes Tumble According to CPS Annual Survey Data, real household income suffered its largest ever drop in 2008. Health Coverage Down With Job Losses Uninsurance rates rose in 2008, reflecting tough economic times. Sep 10, 2009 Household Income 2008 Highlights Consistent with the beginning of the recession, income fell, while poverty and uninsurance rates rose. Oct 03, 2008 Consumers Living With Family Do Best Those living with unrelated persons are the worst off. Sep 09, 2008 A—Temporary?—Moderation in Uninsured Rates Health insurance remains more common among old and young. Aug 26, 2008 Household Income 2007 Highlights Higher real median incomes and more health insurance coverage. Sep 17, 2007 The Effects of an Aging Population on Income and Spending Changing demographics will weigh on median income growth more than spending. Sep 11, 2007 Income Is Increasing...for Now Good news in the Census Bureau's recent income report may be overshadowed by current data. Aug 28, 2007 2006 Household Income Highlights Real median household income up for second straight year. Sep 22, 2006 Income and Earnings Move In Opposite Directions Full-time employment and non-earned income growth prove keys to mystery. Aug 30, 2006 2005 Household Income Highlights Higher incomes, especially for well to do; less health coverage. Sep 26, 2005 Rising Women's Income and Work Boosts Spending Personal service spending will particularly benefit. Sep 12, 2005 Rising Affluence Boosts Consumer Spending Amid flat average incomes six figure households surge. Sep 06, 2005 Demographics Suggest Robust Earnings Growth Aging Baby Boomers will keep earnings growth strong. Aug 30, 2005
Income and Aging Trends Support Discretionary Spending The growth in households aged 55 to 64 is positive for discretionary spending. |


