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Income Inequality in the U.S. Is Rising Most Rapidly Among Asians

Appendix B: Additional tables

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Rakesh Kochhar and Anthony Cilluffo

90/10 income ratios, by race and ethnicity

Gini coefficients, by race and ethnicity

Incomes at selected percentiles, by race and ethnicity

Income relative to whites at selected percentiles

Incomes at percentiles 5 to 95: All

Incomes at percentiles 5 to 95: Whites

Incomes at percentiles 5 to 95: Blacks

Incomes at percentiles 5 to 95: Hispanics

Incomes at percentiles 5 to 95: Asians

Change in income at percentiles 5 to 95, by race and ethnicity, 1970 to 2016

Income allocation rates, by race and ethnicity

Institutionalization rates, by race and ethnicity

Share foreign born, by percentile group: All

Share foreign born, by percentile group: Whites

Share foreign born, by percentile group: Blacks

Share foreign born, by percentile group: Hispanics

Share foreign born, by percentile group: Asians

Selected characteristics of Asians in the U.S.

Selected characteristics of Hispanics in the U.S.

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