B. INCOME & WEALTH

DATAFIELDS

B1. Average Household Income by Race

Index_code	Index_name
Region	Four U.S. regions – West, South, Midwest and Northeast — as broadly defined by the U.S. Census
ST	U.S. State abbreviation
Z_Code	ZIP Code Tabulation Areas (ZCTAs) — Census Bureau
Z_Name	ZIP code location name. Note: common location names only; Neighborhood modifications/adjustments are NOT included in the dataset.
2021_AvgHhld$_ALL	Average household income (in 2021 inflation-adjusted USD$) – All households
2021_AvgHhld$_NHW	Average household income (in 2021 inflation-adjusted USD$) – Non-Hispanic White households
2021_AvgHhld$_HSP	Average household income (in 2021 inflation-adjusted USD$) – Hispanic households
2021_AvgHhld$_ASN	Average household income (in 2021 inflation-adjusted USD$) – Asian households
2021_AvgHhld$_BLK	Average household income (in 2021 inflation-adjusted USD$) – Black or African-American households
2021_AvgHhld$_AIAN	Average household income (in 2021 inflation-adjusted USD$) – American Indian and Alaska Native households
2021_AvgHhld$_NHPI	Average household income (in 2021 inflation-adjusted USD$) – Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander households
2021_AvgHhld$_TWM	Average household income (in 2021 inflation-adjusted USD$) – Two or more races households
1YChg%_AvgHhld$_ALL	One-year percentage change of average household income (2021 over 2020) – All households
1YChg%_AvgHhld$_NHW	One-year percentage change of average household income (2021 over 2020) – Non-Hispanic White households
1YChg%_AvgHhld$_HSP	One-year percentage change of average household income (2021 over 2020) – Hispanic households
1YChg%_AvgHhld$_ASN	One-year percentage change of average household income (2021 over 2020) – Asian households
1YChg%_AvgHhld$_BLK	One-year percentage change of average household income (2021 over 2020) – Black or African-American households
1YChg%_AvgHhld$_AIAN	One-year percentage change of average household income (2021 over 2020) – American Indian and Alaska Native households
1YChg%_AvgHhld$_NHPI	One-year percentage change of average household income (2021 over 2020) – Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander households
1YChg%_AvgHhld$_TWM	One-year percentage change of average household income (2021 over 2020) – Two or more races households
TotHhlds_ALL	Total households by ZIP code
TotHhlds_NHW	Total households by ZIP code – Non-Hispanic White households
TotHhlds_HSP	Total households by ZIP code – Hispanic households
TotHhlds_ASN	Total households by ZIP code – Asian alone households
TotHhlds_BLK	Total households by ZIP code – Black or African-American households
TotHhlds_AIAN	Total households by ZIP code – American Indian and Alaska Native alone households
TotHhlds_NHPI	Total households by ZIP code – Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander alone households
TotHhlds_TWM	Total households by ZIP code – Two or more races households

B2. Average Household Income by Type

Index_code	Index_name
Region	Four U.S. regions – West, South, Midwest and Northeast — as broadly defined by the U.S. Census
ST	U.S. State abbreviation
Z_code	ZIP Code Tabulation Areas (ZCTAs) — Census Bureau
Z_name	ZIP code location name. Note: common location names only; Neighborhood modifications/adjustments are NOT included in the dataset.
C_name	County name
Avg_hhld$	Mean household income$
Avg_hhld$_w_Type1	Mean household income$ (from all types of income) for those with wages or salary income; Note: households can have multiple types of income
Avg_hhld$_w_Type2	Mean household income$ (from all types of income) for those with self-employment income; Note: households can have multiple types of income
Avg_hhld$_w_Type3	Mean household income$ (from all types of income) for those with interest, dividends, or net rental income; Note: households can have multiple types of income
Avg_hhld$_w_Type4	Mean household income$ (from all types of income) for those with Social Security income; Note: households can have multiple types of income
Avg_hhld$_w_Type5	Mean household income$ (from all types of income) for those with Supplemental Security Income (SSI); Note: households can have multiple types of income
Avg_hhld$_w_Type6	Mean household income$ (from all types of income) for those with cash public assistance income or Food Stamps/SNAP; Note: households can have multiple types of income
Avg_hhld$_w_Type7	Mean household income$ (from all types of income) for those with retirement income; Note: households can have multiple types of income
Avg_hhld$_w_Type8	Mean household income$ (from all types of income) for those with other types of income such as unemployment benefits, alimony and child support, and Veterans’ payments; Note: households can have multiple types of income
Tot_hhlds	Total households
%hhlds_$Type1	%Households with wages or salary income; Note: households can have multiple types of income
%hhlds_$Type2	%Households with self-employment income; Note: households can have multiple types of income
%hhlds_$Type3	%Households with interest, dividends, or net rental income; Note: households can have multiple types of income
%hhlds_$Type4	%Households with Social Security income; Note: households can have multiple types of income
%hhlds_$Type5	%Households with Supplemental Security Income (SSI); Note: households can have multiple types of income
%hhlds_$Type6	%Households with cash public assistance income or Food Stamps/SNAP; Note: households can have multiple types of income
%hhlds_$Type7	%Households with retirement income; Note: households can have multiple types of income
%hhlds_$Type8	%Households with other types of income (with other types of income such as unemployment benefits, alimony and child support, and Veterans’ payments); Note: households can have multiple types of income

B3. Pay Equalizer

Index_code	Index_name
Region	Four U.S. regions – West, South, Midwest and Northeast — as broadly defined by the U.S. Census
ST	U.S. State abbreviation
Z_Code	ZIP Code Tabulation Areas (ZCTAs) — Census Bureau
Z_Name	ZIP code location name. Note: common location names only; Neighborhood modifications/adjustments are NOT included in the dataset.
C_Name	Name for county and county equivalents that the ZIP code resides in or most closely associated with
ST_Rk_GeoIQ_PEV	Ranked: by equalized pay in the said ZIP code, within associated states
County_Rk_GeoIQ_PEV	Ranked: by equalized pay in the said ZIP code, within associated counties
ZIP_UR_Scale (ZUR)	Proprietary ZIP code-based urban-rural population density measure:
ZUR_1	1. Metro_500+: ZIP code has at least 500 population per square mile and is part of a metropolitan area
ZUR_2	2. Metro_250-499: ZIP code has 250-499 population per square mile and is part of a metropolitan area
ZUR_3	3. Metro_100-249: ZIP code has 100-249 population per square mile and is part of a metropolitan area
ZUR_4	4. Metro_50-99: ZIP code has less than 25 population per square mile and is part of a metropolitan area
ZUR_5	5. Metro_25-49: ZIP code has 50-99 population per square mile and is part of a metropolitan area
ZUR_6	6. Metro_<25: ZIP code has 25-49 population per square mile and is part of a metropolitan area
ZUR_7	7. Micro_500+: ZIP code has at least 500 population per square mile and is part of a micropolitan area
ZUR_8	8. Micro_250-499: ZIP code has 250-499 population per square mile and is part of a micropolitan area
ZUR_9	9. Micro_100-249: ZIP code has 100-249 population per square mile and is part of a micropolitan area
ZUR_10	10. Micro_50-99: ZIP code has 50-99 population per square mile and is part of a micropolitan area
ZUR_11	11. Micro_25-49: ZIP code has 25-49 population per square mile and is part of a micropolitan area
ZUR_12	12. Micro_<25: ZIP code has less than 25 population per square mile and is part of a micropolitan area
ZUR_13	13. NonM_500+: ZIP code has at least 500 population per square mile and is neither part of metro-, nor a micropolitan area
ZUR_14	14. NonM_250-499: ZIP code has 250-499 population per square mile and is neither part of metro-, nor a micropolitan area
ZUR_15	15. NonM_100-249: ZIP code has 100-249 population per square mile and is neither part of metro-, nor a micropolitan area
ZUR_16	16. NonM_50-99: ZIP code has 50-99 population per square mile and is neither part of metro-, nor a micropolitan area
ZUR_17	17. NonM_25-49: ZIP code has 25-49 population per square mile and is neither part of metro-, nor a micropolitan area
ZUR_18	18. NonM_<25: ZIP code has less than 25 population per square mile and is neither part of metro-, nor a micropolitan area
GeoIQ_PEI	GeoIQ’s Pay Equalizing Index (PEI) is a proprietary escalation tool that provides estimates for ZIP code-based pay, indexed to the pre-tax pay of $100,000 for a wage earner working and residing in ZIP code 10001 (location with the highest numbers of registered business establishments). For indexes customized to your organization’s base pay, contact us at: https://geoiqgroup.net/contact/
GeoIQ_PEV	GeoIQ’s Pay Equalizing Value (PEV) is a proprietary wage estimation tool that provides estimates for ZIP code-based pay —in targeted, as well as the lower-bound, upper-bound recommended dollar value — indexed to the pre-tax pay of $100,000 for a wage earner residing and working in ZIP code 10001; Metrics factored in to create the PEV: federal taxes, relevant state taxes, typical rental cost by ZIP code, and the estimated aggregate miscellaneous cost associated with housing by ZIP code such as broadband internet subscription, electricity, gas, water, heating oil outlay etc.. For pay estimates customized to your organization’s needs, contact us at: https://geoiqgroup.net/contact/
GeoIQ_PEV_LB	Lower-bound recommended pay escalation value for the Pay Equalizing Value
GeoIQ_PEV_UB	Upper-bound recommended pay escalation value for the Pay Equalizing Value