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Income Inequality in the San Francisco Bay Area

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Table 4: Rankings of Various Income and Income Inequality Measures for the Bay Area CSA, Bay Area MSAs, and Bay Area Counties Among All Similarly Classified United States Regions, 2013

RegionGini CoefficientIncome RatioMedian Household IncomePoverty RateTop 5% Income ShareQuintile SharesNumber of Comparison Areas
BottomSecondMiddleFourthTop
Combined Statistical Area
Bay Area1416215214915314612213164
Metropolitan Statistical Area
San Francisco-Oakland-Hayward3024433735535534330827381
San Jose-Sunnyvale-Santa Clara108831352306298244160122381
Santa Rosa13919240321156225300290115381
Napa16122612369129241222278143381
Vallejo-Fairfield32826524303173493448339381
County
San Francisco15145150080681077965027817
Marin20431072576078679479716817
San Mateo13819718742569641714749105817
Alameda17010179547732673591385189817
Santa Clara20116517652671647569402228817
Contra Costa21021245637600624571518219817
Sonoma243333173575422528655598221817
Napa28737892704390548546586256817
Solano597444153543446211157153633817

Data Source:

United States Census Bureau, 2013 American Community Survey, Summary File

Analysis:

Silicon Valley Institute for Regional Studies; Marin Economic Consulting

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