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Table 6.1 Share of Aggregate Income Received by Families by Each Income Quintile, 1929–2001 Income quintile19291936194719601970198019902001 Lowest4.15.04.85.45.34.64.2.

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3 Table 6.1 Share of Aggregate Income Received by Families by Each Income Quintile, 1929–2001 Income quintile19291936194719601970198019902001 Lowest4.15.04.85.45.34.64.2 Second12.5 * 9.211.912.212.211.610.89.7 Third13.814.117.017.817.617.616.615.4 Fourth19.320.923.124.023.824.423.822.9 Highest54.451.743.041.340.941.144.347.7 Source: U.S. Census Bureau. * Lowest and second quintile combined.

4 Table 6.2 Distribution of Assets, Liabilities, Income, and Net Worth* Bottom Top 90 percent 10 percent Assets30.169.9 Home62.937.1 Auto76.223.8 Bonds 4.295.8 Stocks11.988.1 Liabilities Home mortgage75.124.9 Other real estate44.455.6 Other liabilities78.821.2 Net worth30.169.9 Income$47,097$270,000 Average net worth$133,360$2,766,673 Source: Federal Reserve Board, Survey of Consumer Finances, 2001. *Figures are percentage shares except where dollar amounts are indicated. Percentage shares may not sum to 100 percent because of rounding.

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