Table 7. Median Family Income by Selected Family Characteristics
New Jersey and United States: 2001 to 2011 (in 2011 dollars)
Two-year Moving Average	2001-02	2002-03	2003-04	2004-05	2005-06	2006-07	2007-08	2008-09	2009-10	2010-11
New Jersey
ALL FAMILIES	$85,282	$86,832	$86,941	$89,092	$91,503	$89,154	$87,682	$85,199	$81,225	$80,163
RACE of HOUSEHOLDER
White	$89,372	$90,632	$91,624	$94,238	$95,513	$93,959	$93,287	$91,158	$88,078	$84,921
Black	$54,342	$53,221	$53,222	$56,871	$54,977	$50,162	$47,928	$48,872	$49,267	$48,884
Hispanic origin	$52,943	$55,388	$48,401	$47,362	$50,174	$53,081	$51,584	$51,314	$53,337	$46,635
TYPE OF FAMILY
Married Couple Family	$97,661	$99,969	$101,500	$102,684	$104,488	$104,250	$104,382	$105,381	$102,302	$97,046
Spouse in Labor Force	$118,752	$116,606	$115,594	$115,811	$118,665	$120,423	$120,358	$120,944	$112,157	$107,641
Spouse not in Labor Force	$58,358	$59,811	$62,626	$64,437	$64,270	$61,340	$65,955	$70,218	$61,843	$58,151
Female Householder Family
(no husband)	$43,893	$46,397	$47,921	$47,443	$44,428	$40,838	$38,536	$39,218	$39,356	$37,647
United States
ALL FAMILIES	$65,042	$64,592	$64,509	$64,671	$65,064	$65,971	$65,506	$63,727	$62,700	$61,637
RACE of HOUSEHOLDER
White	$68,635	$68,343	$67,984	$68,095	$68,504	$69,265	$69,018	$66,858	$65,435	$64,618
Black	$42,349	$42,002	$41,947	$41,358	$41,794	$43,149	$42,603	$40,985	$40,028	$40,112
Hispanic origin	$43,288	$42,348	$42,065	$42,925	$44,160	$44,328	$43,143	$41,999	$41,267	$40,444
TYPE OF FAMILY
Married Couple Family	$76,692	$76,433	$76,150	$76,003	$76,862	$78,367	$77,580	$75,691	$74,979	$74,243
Spouse in Labor Force	$89,826	$90,316	$90,166	$89,338	$89,891	$91,691	$90,858	$89,106	$88,939	$87,997
Spouse not in Labor Force	$47,288	$46,964	$47,245	$47,732	$48,209	$48,190	$48,180	$47,721	$47,622	$47,823
Female Householder Family
(No Spouse)	$32,901	$32,780	$32,319	$31,777	$31,831	$32,581	$32,219	$31,426	$30,739	$30,224
Note: The New Jersey income figures were inflated by the average of New York-metro and
Philadelphia-metro Consumer Price Indexes for all Urban Consumers (CPI-U).
The US figures were inflated by the national CPI-U.
Source: US Bureau of the Census, Current Population Survey (CPS): March 2002 through 2012.
Prepared by : NJ Dept of Labor & Workforce Dev., Div. of Labor Market & Demographic Research, 12/12.