Real* Per Capita Personal Income Growth by Decade,
Counties of Oklahoma, 1970-2022
Real* Per Capita Personal Income Growth by County
Average Annual Percent Change, 1970-2022
Real* Per Capita Personal Income Growth by County
Oklahoma:
1970-2022 = 1.97%
2022 = -4.14%
1970-1979 = 3.28%
1980-1989 = 1.03%
1990-1999 = 1.48%
2000-2009 = 2.72%
2010-2019 = 1.50%
2020-2022 = 1.48%
U.S.:
1970-2022 = 1.92%
2022 = -4.55%
1970-1979 = 2.37%
1980-1989 = 2.19%
1990-1999 = 2.01%
2000-2009 = 1.10%
2010-2019 = 1.97%
2020-2022 = 1.78%
View Distribution Totals as:Actual Percent
   
 
Real* Per Capita Personal Income Growth of Oklahoma's 77 Counties:
Average Growth Distributions by Decade over 1970-2022
1970-2022
1970-1979
1980-1989
1990-1999
2000-2009
2010-2019
2020-2022
2022
More than 2.6%
5
72
5
8
41
14
8
1
2.6% to 2.4%
4
1
3
3
5
1
2
0
2.4% to 2.2%
15
1
3
2
7
2
3
0
2.2% to 2.0%
21
1
5
7
5
5
3
0
2.0% to 1.8%
16
0
3
6
4
10
5
0
1.8% to 1.6%
10
1
4
12
7
13
4
0
1.6% to 1.4%
5
0
6
6
5
9
3
0
1.4% or Below
1
1
48
33
3
23
49
76
Total
77
77
77
77
77
77
77
77
*Real per capita personal income determined using the Implicit Price Deflator for
Personal Consumption (2017=1.00).
 
   
   
 
Oklahoma Real* Per Capita Personal Income Growth by County:
Average Annual Percent Change, 1970-2022
 
1970-2022
1970-1979
1980-1989
1990-1999
2000-2009
2010-2019
2020-2022
2022
County
 
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Cimarron
 
4.09
1
9.16
1
1.63
23
2.16
15
1.44
74
7.08
1
0.62
42
-6.03
30
Beaver
 
3.02
2
9.14
2
-2.32
77
2.45
10
1.59
70
4.54
5
2.01
16
-9.71
66
Harper
 
3.00
3
7.11
3
0.79
53
2.70
6
1.54
72
3.29
9
1.51
27
0.94
2
Washington
 
2.95
4
3.62
39
0.72
56
0.06
76
8.11
1
-0.40
77
11.85
1
7.91
1
Kingfisher
 
2.87
5
5.44
9
0.48
63
1.27
49
2.27
50
4.80
4
3.20
4
-4.55
15
Roger Mills
 
2.84
6
6.90
5
0.24
66
2.39
12
3.92
5
1.99
23
-1.28
70
-10.61
72
Harmon
 
2.82
7
4.00
31
3.07
5
2.94
3
3.03
27
1.69
35
0.61
43
-10.42
70
Ellis
 
2.66
8
4.48
17
1.05
41
0.83
63
2.61
40
5.37
3
-0.82
65
-2.51
5
Dewey
 
2.60
9
5.78
8
2.19
12
0.53
70
3.06
23
3.87
7
-5.49
76
-4.45
13
Johnston
 
2.59
10
3.12
56
1.48
27
2.85
4
3.82
6
1.69
37
2.49
9
-4.79
18
McCurtain
 
2.55
11
4.20
25
2.25
11
2.64
8
1.58
71
1.66
43
3.91
3
-4.74
16
Grant
 
2.53
12
5.09
14
3.70
1
0.11
75
3.30
18
1.94
28
-2.39
75
-21.03
76
Adair
 
2.49
13
3.06
61
3.57
2
1.05
55
1.62
69
2.69
13
4.10
2
-2.83
7
Texas
 
2.49
14
6.43
6
-1.60
76
4.18
1
-0.51
76
4.22
6
1.62
24
-8.22
59
McIntosh
 
2.49
15
4.45
18
2.30
10
1.94
23
2.35
47
1.90
29
0.83
41
-6.09
32
Blaine
 
2.41
16
4.02
29
1.26
34
0.57
69
1.70
67
5.39
2
-0.57
62
-7.66
56
Noble
 
2.40
17
6.93
4
0.02
70
1.15
53
1.85
60
3.09
10
-1.11
67
-8.83
61
Coal
 
2.39
18
2.10
75
2.58
7
1.72
32
4.26
3
2.50
15
-1.61
72
-7.35
54
Haskell
 
2.39
19
4.41
19
1.23
35
2.66
7
1.74
65
1.69
36
3.09
5
-3.35
10
Delaware
 
2.38
20
3.21
53
3.37
4
2.38
13
0.90
75
1.99
24
2.62
8
-2.83
8
Hughes
 
2.37
21
2.95
65
1.40
30
0.87
61
3.63
9
3.41
8
1.08
35
-10.61
73
Woods
 
2.37
22
5.41
11
1.16
37
0.82
64
2.42
45
3.07
11
-1.04
66
-8.86
63
Alfalfa
 
2.36
23
5.32
12
2.07
14
0.46
72
2.40
46
2.31
17
-0.10
53
-13.53
75
Pushmataha
 
2.33
24
3.07
60
1.68
21
2.43
11
3.47
11
1.02
64
2.30
12
-9.08
64
Murray
 
2.33
25
2.86
67
1.82
18
1.85
25
4.27
2
1.41
54
0.48
45
-5.01
21
Bryan
 
2.27
26
3.69
36
1.90
17
2.47
9
1.73
66
1.69
34
1.89
18
-6.66
44
Garvin
 
2.27
27
5.42
10
0.60
62
1.30
48
2.99
29
1.34
57
1.33
30
-6.50
42
Kiowa
 
2.27
28
4.66
16
1.64
22
1.65
35
1.74
64
2.02
21
1.05
38
-8.16
58
Latimer
 
2.27
29
3.87
34
2.06
15
2.81
5
2.94
33
0.72
71
-1.27
69
-7.49
55
Pontotoc
 
2.26
30
3.89
33
1.05
40
1.55
42
3.39
15
1.60
45
1.68
23
-4.76
17
Marshall
 
2.25
31
4.01
30
1.56
24
1.56
40
2.55
44
1.67
40
1.97
17
-5.23
23
Cherokee
 
2.24
32
3.46
45
3.41
3
0.35
74
2.14
56
1.95
27
1.86
20
-6.38
41
Sequoyah
 
2.24
33
3.11
57
2.38
9
1.57
39
2.26
51
1.66
42
2.89
7
-5.07
22
Love
 
2.19
34
4.10
27
1.37
32
1.65
37
2.94
32
1.67
39
-0.48
59
-7.04
48
Wagoner
 
2.18
35
3.99
32
1.52
25
1.76
29
2.23
52
1.71
33
1.13
33
-4.93
19
Atoka
 
2.18
36
2.59
73
2.58
6
2.19
14
3.01
28
1.23
60
-0.15
55
-7.25
50
Seminole
 
2.18
37
5.09
15
-0.09
72
1.30
47
2.97
31
1.54
48
2.41
10
-4.25
12
Caddo
 
2.17
38
4.31
21
0.93
47
1.46
44
1.88
59
2.80
12
0.47
46
-8.55
60
Cotton
 
2.16
39
4.28
22
1.36
33
1.48
43
3.33
17
1.44
53
-1.47
71
-11.40
74
Tulsa
 
2.15
40
3.50
44
1.04
42
1.72
33
3.05
24
2.02
20
0.25
51
-2.23
3
Le Flore
 
2.13
41
3.38
47
2.11
13
2.04
19
1.52
73
1.61
44
2.05
15
-3.18
9
Payne
 
2.12
42
3.58
40
2.46
8
1.55
41
2.13
58
0.97
67
1.86
19
-5.28
24
Choctaw
 
2.12
43
3.27
50
2.00
16
1.63
38
2.22
53
1.47
51
2.11
14
-9.75
67
McClain
 
2.10
44
2.78
69
1.39
31
1.84
26
2.86
34
2.01
22
0.86
40
-2.41
4
Carter
 
2.07
45
4.27
23
1.41
29
1.03
57
2.77
36
1.18
61
1.08
34
-5.40
25
Okfuskee
 
2.07
46
3.17
54
1.12
39
1.03
58
3.33
16
1.89
30
1.39
29
-6.11
34
Greer
 
2.03
47
6.25
7
-0.38
75
4.05
2
-0.72
77
2.13
19
-1.85
73
-9.23
65
Jefferson
 
2.03
48
4.18
26
0.91
48
1.36
45
2.61
41
1.84
32
-0.46
58
-4.51
14
Oklahoma
 
1.97
49
3.17
55
0.87
50
1.27
50
2.82
35
1.47
50
2.90
6
-2.59
6
Tillman
 
1.96
50
5.21
13
-0.09
73
2.10
18
2.58
42
2.68
14
-6.92
77
-21.27
77
Creek
 
1.95
51
3.09
59
1.00
45
1.91
24
3.20
19
0.99
65
0.53
44
-6.25
38
Custer
 
1.95
52
3.72
35
1.13
38
0.84
62
3.05
26
1.25
58
1.06
36
-6.19
36
Major
 
1.94
53
2.73
70
1.50
26
1.35
46
2.55
43
2.40
16
-0.80
64
-10.04
68
Grady
 
1.94
54
3.67
37
0.11
69
1.99
21
2.71
37
1.67
38
0.44
47
-6.16
35
Okmulgee
 
1.94
55
3.26
51
0.89
49
1.20
52
3.09
22
1.37
56
1.58
26
-6.08
31
Nowata
 
1.94
56
3.55
42
0.65
58
0.50
71
3.47
12
2.14
18
-0.15
56
-6.25
37
Stephens
 
1.93
57
4.06
28
-0.02
71
1.20
51
4.08
4
0.94
68
-0.13
54
-5.53
26
Logan
 
1.92
58
3.55
41
1.04
43
0.79
66
3.46
13
1.46
52
-0.44
57
-5.81
29
Ottawa
 
1.92
59
3.04
62
1.43
28
0.71
67
3.05
25
1.23
59
2.32
11
-6.60
43
Mayes
 
1.90
60
3.11
58
1.21
36
1.74
31
1.77
63
1.85
31
1.32
31
-7.26
51
Craig
 
1.88
61
3.24
52
1.02
44
1.75
30
2.13
57
1.95
26
-0.52
61
-5.54
27
Rogers
 
1.85
62
2.81
68
0.97
46
2.13
16
2.18
54
1.66
41
0.24
52
-6.11
33
Pittsburg
 
1.83
63
2.20
74
1.81
19
1.80
27
3.41
14
0.83
69
-1.14
68
-6.87
47
Muskogee
 
1.81
64
3.36
48
0.63
60
1.77
28
2.34
48
1.05
63
1.47
28
-6.27
39
Beckham
 
1.80
65
4.36
20
0.18
68
0.69
68
3.55
10
1.38
55
-2.09
74
-7.96
57
Pottawatomie
 
1.79
66
3.32
49
0.24
65
1.12
54
3.73
7
0.38
75
2.27
13
-10.42
71
Lincoln
 
1.77
67
2.72
71
0.40
64
1.97
22
1.80
62
1.97
25
1.74
22
-7.33
53
Canadian
 
1.77
68
3.41
46
0.63
61
2.00
20
1.81
61
1.13
62
1.29
32
-3.41
11
Jackson
 
1.77
69
3.03
63
0.68
57
1.65
36
2.69
38
0.99
66
1.06
37
-6.74
46
Woodward
 
1.73
70
4.27
24
-0.17
74
0.99
59
3.64
8
0.66
73
-0.65
63
-10.11
69
Osage
 
1.67
71
2.67
72
0.21
67
2.12
17
1.68
68
1.60
46
1.84
21
-7.32
52
Cleveland
 
1.65
72
2.94
66
0.74
55
1.67
34
2.30
49
0.81
70
0.98
39
-5.01
20
Pawnee
 
1.64
73
3.00
64
0.81
52
1.04
56
2.17
55
1.57
47
0.33
48
-5.76
28
Garfield
 
1.57
74
3.63
38
0.77
54
0.89
60
2.69
39
0.26
76
0.28
50
-6.34
40
Kay
 
1.55
75
3.51
43
0.85
51
-0.29
77
2.98
30
0.69
72
1.62
25
-6.72
45
Comanche
 
1.47
76
1.65
76
1.75
20
0.79
65
3.11
20
0.38
74
0.32
49
-7.19
49
Washita
 
1.20
77
0.86
77
0.64
59
0.40
73
3.10
21
1.52
49
-0.50
60
-8.85
62
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Oklahoma
 
1.97
3.28
1.03
1.48
2.72
1.50
1.48
-4.14
Metropolitan
 
1.89
3.06
0.94
1.51
2.66
1.45
1.29
-3.63
Nonmetropolitan
 
2.01
3.60
1.03
1.32
2.76
1.41
1.85
-5.57
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
United States
 
1.92
2.37
2.19
2.01
1.10
1.97
1.78
-4.55
Metropolitan U.S.
 
1.89
2.27
2.23
2.00
1.00
1.97
1.72
-4.52
Nonmetropolitan U.S.
 
1.98
3.00
1.63
1.90
1.60
1.68
2.26
-4.94
*Real per capita personal income growth determined using the Implicit Price Deflator for
Personal Consumption (2017=1.00).
Source: Calculations by the Oklahoma Regional Economic Analysis Project (OK-REAP)
with data provided by the U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of Economic Analysis
November 2023
REAP_PI_CA1400_DECADES_702A
 
   
   
 
Oklahoma Real* Per Capita Personal Income Growth by Region:
Average Annual Percent Change, 1970-2022
 
1970-2022
1970-1979
1980-1989
1990-1999
2000-2009
2010-2019
2020-2022
2022
Metropolitan Statistical Areas
 
%
%
%
%
%
%
%
%
Enid
 
1.57
3.63
0.77
0.89
2.69
0.26
0.28
-6.34
Fort Smith
 
1.95
3.40
2.07
1.91
1.16
1.43
1.30
-4.89
Lawton
 
1.49
1.76
1.71
0.83
3.11
0.43
0.24
-7.38
Oklahoma City
 
1.84
3.04
0.76
1.41
2.58
1.32
2.06
-3.48
Tulsa
 
2.04
3.27
1.02
1.75
2.79
1.88
0.36
-3.31
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Oklahoma
 
1.97
3.28
1.03
1.48
2.72
1.50
1.48
-4.14
Metropolitan
 
1.89
3.06
0.94
1.51
2.66
1.45
1.29
-3.63
Nonmetropolitan
 
2.01
3.60
1.03
1.32
2.76
1.41
1.85
-5.57
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
United States
 
1.92
2.37
2.19
2.01
1.10
1.97
1.78
-4.55
Metropolitan U.S.
 
1.89
2.27
2.23
2.00
1.00
1.97
1.72
-4.52
Nonmetropolitan U.S.
 
1.98
3.00
1.63
1.90
1.60
1.68
2.26
-4.94
*Real per capita personal income growth determined using the Implicit Price Deflator for
Personal Consumption (2017=1.00).
Source: Calculations by the Oklahoma Regional Economic Analysis Project (OK-REAP)
with data provided by the U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of Economic Analysis
November 2023
REAP_PI_CA1400_DECADES_702B
 
   
A Note on Real* Per Capita Personal Income
Per Capita Income is one of the most widely used indicators for gauging the economic performance and changing fortunes of local economies. It is used as a yardstick to assess the economic well being of a region's residents and the quality of consumer markets. It serves as a barometer for calibrating the economic performance of a region over time and to judge differences in relative economic prosperity between regions. Shifting trends in local per capita income growth have important social and political ramifications and significant implications in formulating local economic development strategies and initiatives.
Definition: This measure of income is calculated as the total personal income of the residents of an area divided by the population of the area. Per capita personal income is often used as an indicator of consumers' purchasing power and of the economic well-being of the residents of an area.
Personal income is measured as a flow throughout the year, while the measurement of population is at one point in mid-year. Therefore, per capita income is distorted if a significant change in population occurs during the year.
For smaller counties in particular, per capita income in any given year may be exceptionally high or low for the short run because of unusual local conditions, such as a bumper crop, a catastrophe, or a major construction project as the building of a dam or nuclear power plant.
Farm incomes are notorious for being especially volatile year-to-year, owing to changing weather, work market conditions, and alterations in government programs. Therefore, the per capita income of farm-dependent counties may exhibit sharp fluctuations over time.
The presence of large institutional populations--such as residents attending a local college or the residents of a local prison or state mental institution--can significantly lower the per capita income estimates of an area. Such results may not reflect the relative economic well being of the non-institutional population and may mislead if care is not given to their interpretation.
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