What Jeremy Horpedahl thinks about inflation
Associate Professor of Economics at the University of Central Arkansas; writes about economic data and research at Economist Writing Every Day.
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Their wordsFigure 1 shows that, adjusted for inflation, the proportion of families with income over $150,000 has grown almost seven-fold since 1967. There has been a roughly constant one-third of the population between $75,000 and $150,000, and the ranks of those under $75,000 has been cut in half since 1967.
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Their wordsIn 2024, median income for married couples with children at home was $143,400 in the US. That's an almost 80 percent real (inflation-adjusted) increase since 1974, the first year Census reports comparable data.