Tag Archives: household net worth

How Much to be a Rich American

Posted on December 29, 2012 by Michael Morrison

The Wall Street Journal: Baby You’re a Rich Man provides a summary of what it takes to be rich in America, as measured by money metrics. Household Annual Income Top 1%: $524,411 Top 5%: $208,810 Top 10%; $148,688 Top 20%: … Continue reading →

Posted in Economy, Income Distribution, Socio-economic Status | Tagged household income, household net worth, income, income distribution, net worth, socio-economic status, top 1%, top 10%, top 20%, top 5% | Leave a comment

Effect of the Stimulus Program: 21 Economic Metrics

Posted on October 1, 2012 by Michael Morrison

Michael Norman, JTF chief economist, provides a number of metrics to evaluate the effectiveness of the stimulus program (aka American Recovery Act). Each graph below has a horizontal axis ranging from March 2007 to March 2012. In addition Norman has … Continue reading →

Posted in Economy, Government | Tagged American Recovery Act, business investment, capacity utilization, confidence survey, corporate profits, cpi, dollar index, effectiveness, evaluation, GDP, household net worth, housing starts, industrial production, ISM PMI index, metrics, oil, payrolls, personal income, personal savings, retail sales, stimulus program, stock market, treasuries, unemployment, vehicle sales | Leave a comment

Tag Archives: household net worth

How Much to be a Rich American

Effect of the Stimulus Program: 21 Economic Metrics

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