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=Back of the Envelope= | =Back of the Envelope= | ||
==Population== | |||
US population in 2010 was 308.7 million people | US population in 2010 was 308.7 million people | ||
* California population in 2010: 37 million people | |||
* Texas population in 2010: 25 million people | |||
* New York population in 2010: 19 million people | |||
* Florida population in 2010: 18 million people | |||
116 million households | |||
Slightly more females than males (males 49% and change, females 51% and change) | Slightly more females than males (males 49% and change, females 51% and change) | ||
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Growth rate of 65+ is higher (20% in past 10 years) than any other age groups (roughly 12% each in past 10 years) | Growth rate of 65+ is higher (20% in past 10 years) than any other age groups (roughly 12% each in past 10 years) | ||
Percent of population foreign-born: 13% | |||
Percent of population with HS degree or higher: 86% | |||
Percent of population with bachelors degree or higher: 30% | |||
Percent of population in labor force: 63% (percent of females in labor force: 58%) | |||
Percent of population in poverty: 13.5% | |||
==Economics== | |||
Total per-capita retail sales, 2012 dollars: about $13,500 (that's a grand whopping total for retail sales of $4.22 TRILLION dollars) | |||
Median income, 2015 dollars: $53,900 | |||
=United States Census= | =United States Census= | ||
Revision as of 01:15, 15 August 2017
Back of the Envelope
Population
US population in 2010 was 308.7 million people
- California population in 2010: 37 million people
- Texas population in 2010: 25 million people
- New York population in 2010: 19 million people
- Florida population in 2010: 18 million people
116 million households
Slightly more females than males (males 49% and change, females 51% and change)
Percent of people in the United States who are under 5: around 7%
Percent of people in the United States who are under 18: around 25%
Percent of people in the United States who are "adults" approaching/at middle age (18-44): around 40%
Percent of people in the United States who are older, but not elderly (45-64): around 20%
Percent of people in the United States who are elderly (65+): around 15%
Growth rate of 65+ is higher (20% in past 10 years) than any other age groups (roughly 12% each in past 10 years)
Percent of population foreign-born: 13%
Percent of population with HS degree or higher: 86%
Percent of population with bachelors degree or higher: 30%
Percent of population in labor force: 63% (percent of females in labor force: 58%)
Percent of population in poverty: 13.5%
Economics
Total per-capita retail sales, 2012 dollars: about $13,500 (that's a grand whopping total for retail sales of $4.22 TRILLION dollars)
Median income, 2015 dollars: $53,900
United States Census
Source for year 2000/2010 data: https://www.census.gov/prod/cen2010/briefs/c2010br-03.pdf
Source for year 2016 data: https://www.census.gov/quickfacts/fact/table/US/PST045216
Year 2016
Total population in 2016 was ~323 million people.
Breakdowns below are by percent of population.
Gender
Breakdown by gender:
- Males: 49.2%
- Females: 50.8%
Age
Breakdown by age:
- Under 18: 24%
- 18 to 44, plus 45 to 64 (no intermediate breakdown): 62%
- 65 and up: 15.2%
Breaking that down just a bit further:
Under 18 crowd:
- Under 5 years old: 6%
- 5 to 17 years old: 17%
Year 2010
Total population in 2010 was ~310 million people.
Breakdowns below are by percent of population.
Gender
Breakdown by gender:
- Males: 49.2%
- Females: 50.8 %
Age
Breakdown by age:
- Under 18: 24%
- 18 to 44: 35%
- 45 to 64: 26%
- 65 and up: 13%
Breaking that down just a bit further:
Under 18 crowd:
- Under 5 years old: 6.5% (still, about 7%)
- 5 to 17 years old: 18%
18 to 44 crowd:
- 18 to 24 years old: 10%
- 25 to 44 years old: 26%
Year 2000
Total population in 2010 was ~280 million people.
Breakdowns below are by percent of population.
Gender
Breakdown by gender:
- Males: 49.1%
- Females: 50.9 %
Age
Breakdown by age:
- Under 18: 26%
- 18 to 44: 40%
- 45 to 64: 22%
- 65 and up: 12%
Breaking that down just a bit further:
Under 18 crowd:
- Under 5 years old: 7%
- 5 to 17 years old: 19%
18 to 44 crowd:
- 18 to 24 years old: 10%
- 25 to 44 years old: 30%