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Economy in State College, Pennsylvania

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EconomyState College, PAUnited States
Unemployment Rate4.90%8.60%
Recent Job Growth0.31%0.35%
Future Job Growth35.72%32.10%
Sales Taxes6.00%5.00%
Income Taxes5.32%4.70%
Income per Cap.$14,907$26,154
Household Income$29,021$50,935
ESTIMATED HOUSEHOLDS BY HOUSEHOLD INCOME
Income Less Than 15K26.14%12.37%
Income between 15K and 25K18.54%10.53%
Income between 25K and 35K12.74%10.88%
Income between 35K and 50K13.07%15.37%
Income between 50K and 75K11.77%20.14%
Income between 75K and 100K7.10%12.41%
Income between 100K and 150K6.70%11.27%
Income between 150K and 250K2.86%5.01%
Income between 250K and 500K0.99%1.86%
Income greater than 500K0.09%0.16%
POPULATION BY OCCUPATION
Management, Business, and Financial Operations7.85%14.04%
Professional and Related Occupations39.93%20.61%
Service23.73%14.45%
Sales and Office22.24%26.75%
Farming, Fishing, and Forestry0.36%0.70%
Construction, Extraction, and Maintenance1.74%9.42%
Production, Transportation, and Material Moving4.15%14.05%


Median Household Income

The unemployment rate in State College, PA, is 4.90%, with job growth of 0.31%. Future job growth over the next ten years is predicted to be 35.72%.

State College, PA Taxes

State College, PA,sales tax rate is 6.00%. Income tax is 5.32%.

State College, PA Income and Salaries

The income per capita is $14,907, which includes all adults and children. The median household income is $29,021.


State College Economy SperlingViews

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