Families Count - Profiling Canada's Families III

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Percentage change of adjusted market and after-tax income of families, by adjusted after-tax income quintile (1989-2007)

35%

market income

after-tax income

31.0

29.4

30 25 20.5

20

17.5 14.2

15 10

14.2

14.1

7.8

7.5

5

3.1

0 Lowest quintile

Second quintile

Third quintile

Fourth quintile

Highest quintile

Note: These income figures have been adjusted to take into account family size and the economies of scale present in larger families. Source: Statistics Canada, Income Trends in Canada 1976-2007, Catalogue no. 13F0022XIE

Adjusted after-tax income among economic families by adjusted after-tax income quintile, by Province (2007) CAN

NL

PE

NS

NB

QC

ON

MB

SK

AB

BC

Lowest quintile

$16,100

$15,400

$17,100

$15,000

$14,000

$15,900

$16,500

$15,000

$14,000

$19,000

$15,700

Second quintile

26,700

23,100

24,800

24,400

23,800

24,700

27,600

25,100

25,100

31,800

27,100

Third quintile

35,500

31,200

30,600

32,400

31,000

32,100

36,900

33,500

34,500

42,100

36,900

Fourth quintile

46,500

41,800

39,300

41,500

40,800

41,200

48,100

43,000

45,400

56,100

47,100

Highest quintile

78,200

64,700

58,400

65,400

62,000

66,600

81,900

71,900

73,800

94,700

79,100

4.9

4.2

3.4

4.4

4.4

4.2

5.0

4.8

5.3

5.0

5.0

Ratio top to bottom quintile

Note: These income figures have been adjusted to take into account family size and the economies of scale present in larger families. Source: Statistics Canada, Income Trends in Canada 1976-2007, Catalogue no. 13F0022XIE

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