I Source: U.S. Census Bureau Analysis by Kentucky Population Research, State Data Center, University of Louisville.

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I Source: U.S. Census Bureau Analysis by Kentucky Population Research, State Data Center, University of Louisville

Average Annual Wages Selected Peer Cities Comparison: 1980 – 2003

Source: U.S. Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics, 2001 I

Median Family Income

Percent Employed in Professional & Technical Jobs

Peer City Average Salary Comparison Between Louisville and Peer City Average Professional/Technical Job Sub-Categories

Change in Median Assessed Value Residential Property by Census Tract 2000 – 2005

Education Attainment Among Adults Age 25-64

Double projected increase to move into top 5 among peers Number of Bachelors Degrees year olds

Percent of Adults Age with Bachelor’s Degree or Higher

Connecting the Dots