Socioeconomic Charts on Urban Chinese Americans

 

Income Indicators

  Median Household Income 1999 Poverty Rate
Boston 25.8K vs. (39.6K for total population) 26.5% (19.5%)
Los Angeles 35.1K (37.4K) 20.9% (21.6%)
New York 43.8K (46.5K) 19.0% (19.2%)
rates in ( ) for total city population

Educational Attainment for those 25 or older

  Less than High School College Graduate or higher
Boston 42.1% vs. (21,1% for total population) 32.2% (35.7%)
Los Angeles 31% (32%) 42% (26%)
New York 34% (21.3%) 30% (31.1%)
rates in ( ) for total city population

Largest Industries by employment for Boston Chinese (2000=06 avg. numbers

Industry Approximate Size Percent
Leisure & Hospitality (includes hotels & restaurants)
2.6K 29%
Manufacturing 1.8K 20%
Education, Health and social services 1.3K 14%
Retail Trade 800 9%
Finance and Insurance 700 8%

Largest Industries by employment for LA Chinese (2000=06 avg. numbers

Industry Approximate Size Percent
Education, Health and social services
13K 21%
Manufacturing 10K 16%
Leisure & Hospitality (includes hotels & restaurants) 7K 12%
Professional and Business Services 6K 10%
Unemployed 5K 8%

Largest Industries by employment for NYC Chinese (2000=06 avg. numbers

Industry Approximate Size Percent

Leisure & Hospitality
(includes hotels & restaurants)

39K 18%
Manufacturing 37K 17%
Education, Health and social services 26K 12%
Retail Trade 19K 9%
Finance and Insurance 19K 9%

Largest Industries by employment for SFChinese (2000=06 avg. numbers

Industry Approximate Size Percent
Leisure & Hospitality (includes hotels & restaurants)
12K 17%
Manufacturing 10K 15%
Education, Health and social services 10K 14%
Retail Trade 7K 10%
Finance and Insurance 6K 9%

 

 

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