The average spending per capita varies from as little as $7,430 in one state to nearly triple that amount in others.
Author: Samuel Stebbins, 24/7 Wall Street
This Northeast state has the worst infrastructure in the US. Where does yours rank?
Between poor roads and broken down bridges, some of these states might need major updates on infrastructure.
This Northeast state has the worst infrastructure in the US. Where does yours rank?
Between poor roads and broken down bridges, some of these states might need major updates on infrastructure.
These are the 25 poorest countries in the world
24/7 Wall St. identified the poorest countries in the world based on gross national income per capita in 192 countries.
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What’s the average annual income after taxes in every state?
24/7 Wall St. analyzed IRS data to calculate average incomes after taxes. Taxes reduced incomes by as much as 33.6%, depending on the state.
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These 15 countries, as home to largest reserves, control the world’s oil
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When you tally up the 25 richest cities in America, California has eight
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These are the worst U.S. cities to live in, state by state
24/7 Wall St. analyzed factors such as crime, property values, jobs, and proximity to services to identify the worst cities to live in in every state.