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The data highlights significant variations in median household income across the United States, offering insights into economic disparities between states. The District of Columbia (DC), while not a state, stands out with the highest median household income at $101,722. This reflects its unique economic environment, heavily influenced by federal government employment and a concentration of high-paying jobs in sectors like law, lobbying, and consulting. However, DC’s status as a federal district rather than a state should be noted when interpreting its position in this analysis.

Among the states, Maryland and Massachusetts rank highly, with median household incomes exceeding $90,000, indicative of strong economies, access to education, and industries like technology, healthcare, and finance.

On the other end of the spectrum, Mississippi has the lowest median household income at $52,985, followed closely by West Virginia and Arkansas, both below $60,000. These figures reflect challenges such as lower levels of industrial diversification and limited access to high-paying jobs in these regions.

The average median household income across all states is approximately $74,805, with the majority of

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