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1 1 Redistribution of Income Unemployment Compensation Unemployment Compensation Housing Programs-- HUD Housing Programs-- HUD Section 8 Section 8 Taxes Taxes Federal Federal Income tax Income tax Personal -- 15 – 39 % progressive Personal -- 15 – 39 % progressive Corporate - it depends Corporate - it depends Social Security Social Security Personal and business 15.3 (7.65) regressive Personal and business 15.3 (7.65) regressive State and Local State and Local Income – usually regressive to proportional Income – usually regressive to proportional Sales – regressive Sales – regressive Property - regressive Property - regressive

2 2 Poverty What is definition of poverty What is definition of poverty Absolute Absolute Relative Relative Quantitative Quantitative Who are the poor Who are the poor Why are people poor Why are people poor

3 3 Poverty What is definition of poverty What is definition of poverty Absolute ($16,400 family of 4 in US) Absolute ($16,400 family of 4 in US) Relative Relative Quantitative Quantitative Who are the poor Who are the poor Why are people poor Why are people poor How many How many

4 4 Poverty by Year YearNumberPercent YearNumberPercent 196039.922.2 196039.922.2 197024.412.6 197024.412.6 198029.313.0 198029.313.0 199033.613.5 199033.613.5 199135.714.2 199135.714.2 199236.914.5 199236.914.5 199339.315.1 199339.315.1 199438.114.5 199438.114.5 199536.413.8 199536.413.8 199636.513.8 199636.513.8 199735.613.3 199735.613.3 199834.512.7 199834.512.7

5 5 USA Population - Sex, Age and Region POPULATION20002004Percent of population20002004 Resident population (1,000)281,425293,655 Male (1,000)138,056144,537 Male49.0649.22 Female (1,000)143,368149,118 Female50.9450.78 Under 5 years old (1,000)19,18520,071 Under 5 years old6.826.83 5 to 17 years old (1,000)53,12253,207 5 to 17 years old18.8818.12 18 to 44 years old (1,000)112,183113,386 18 to 44 years old39.8638.61 45 to 64 years old (1,000)61,94770,698 45 to 64 years old22.0124.08 65 years old and over (1,000)34,98636,294 65 years old and over12.4312.36

6 6 Per Capita Income (GDP) in Various Countries, 2003

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