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Family Economics and Nutrition Review, Spring, 2001
U.S. Poverty Thresholds and Related Statistics
Poverty Thresholds in 2000, by size of family and number of related
children under age 18
Related children under age 18
Size of family unit None One Two
One person (unrelated individual)
Under 65 years $8,959
65 years and over 8,259
Two people
Householder under 65 years 11,531 $11,869
Householder 65 years and over 10,409 11,824
Three people 13,470 13,861 $13,874
Four people 17,761 18,052 17,463
Five people 21,419 21,731 21,065
Six people 24,636 24,734 24,224
Seven people 28,347 28,524 27,914
Eight people 31,704 31,984 31,408
Nine people or more 38,138 38,322 37,813
Related children under age 18
Size of family unit Three Four Five
One person (unrelated individual)
Under 65 years
65 years and over
Two people
Householder under 65 years
Householder 65 years and over
Three people
Four people $17,524
Five people 20,550 $20,236
Six people 23,736 23,009 $22,579
Seven people 27,489 26,696 25,772
Eight people 30,904 30,188 29,279
Nine people or more 37,385 36,682 35,716
Related children under age 18
Eight
Six Seven or more
Size of family unit
One person (unrelated individual)
Under 65 years
65 years and over
Two people
Householder under 65 years
Householder 65 years and over
Three people
Four people
Five people
Six people $24,758
Seven people 28,334 $28,093
Eight people 34,841 34,625 $33,291
Nine people or more
Source: U.S. Census Bureau.
Percent of families in poverty by type of family: 1999
Married couple 4.8
Female householder, no husband preent 27.8
Male householder, no wife present 11.7
Note: Table made from bar graph.
Source: U.S. Census Bureau.
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