Table 6.  Median Family and Household Income: 2001 to 2017
New Jersey and United States (in 2017 dollars)
			Ratio:
Two-year			New Jersey/
Moving Average	New Jersey	United States	United States
Total Families
2016~2017	$      89,368	$72,582	1.23
2015~2016	$      91,563	$72,431	1.26
2014~2015	$      88,471	$71,066	1.24
2013~2014	$      84,656	$68,062	1.24
2012~2013	$      85,425	$66,796	1.28
2011~2012	$      86,034	$66,447	1.29
2010~2011	$      86,270	$67,167	1.28
2009~2010	$      87,412	$68,325	1.28
2008~2009	$      91,689	$69,445	1.32
2007~2008	$      94,361	$71,383	1.32
2006~2007	$      95,945	$71,889	1.33
2005~2006	$      98,474	$70,901	1.39
2004~2005	$      95,879	$70,473	1.36
2003~2004	$      93,564	$70,297	1.33
2002~2003	$      93,447	$70,387	1.33
2001~2002	$      91,778	$70,878	1.29
Total Households
2016~2017	$      68,849	$58,210	1.18
2015~2016	$      67,387	$57,954	1.16
2014~2015	$      67,318	$56,905	1.18
2013~2014	$      65,692	$55,058	1.19
2012~2013	$      67,376	$54,528	1.24
2011~2012	$      68,701	$54,480	1.26
2010~2011	$      68,622	$55,050	1.25
2009~2010	$      71,809	$56,275	1.28
2008~2009	$      73,432	$57,175	1.28
2007~2008	$      72,198	$58,414	1.24
2006~2007	$      76,262	$59,075	1.29
2005~2006	$      80,689	$58,417	1.38
2004~2005	$      75,810	$57,893	1.31
2003~2004	$      73,615	$57,677	1.28
2002~2003	$      75,301	$57,763	1.30
2001~2002	$      74,174	$58,149	1.28
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 2001 through 2018.
Prepared by: New Jersey Department of Labor & Workforce Development,
Division of Economic & Demographic Research, 10/2018.